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The measure would save $9 million in state funds in Cuomo's proposed $143 billion budget proposal. The administration says the measure will also better serve patients, end abuse and won't put patients or the public at risk.
Physicians would have to choose from 13 anti-psychotic drugs for Medicaid patients.
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osforlife wrote:could Davis be sniffing a .280/.350/.530 season?
osforlife wrote:He has started the way he ended last year. That Koji trade is looking better and better. Texas gets 54 innings and a bad postseason from Koji and we get our first basemen of the future, and what looks to be at least a serviceable arm out of the pen in Tommy Hunter. Knee jerk reaction here, but could Davis be sniffing a .280/.350/.530 season?
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With his strength IF he can lay off the low inside pitch he could have an OPS above .900.
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As a lefty myself a low and inside pitch is the ball that lefties should crush. High and away should be the trouble pitch for lefties, at least it was for me.
ofahn wrote:
Davis can't handle that low inside pitch and he spent all last season proving it. If I could find a chart of which pitch he SWUNG at for strike three last year I'd be willing to bet about half of them were in that spot.
A_K wrote:Fangraphs: Chris Davis is hitting everything
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Thank you for posting this. They're pretty clear that he has some holes in his swing, and I can only imagine how impactful he could be if he just lays off the pitches he KNOWS he can't handle. This will even more important if teams start to pitch around him.
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Every once in a while you have to give the pitcher some credit on location. Low and inside can still be a strike and if Davis has 2 strikes on him he "should" swing at anything that is a strike.
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Actually no.
IF a hitter KNOWS he can't handle a pitch then he should just let it go, regardless of the count. It's the rare pitcher that can hit that low, inside corner on demand. In fact, if they try for that location there's a good chance they'll miss out over the plate and THAT ball is going to have multiple contusions when it lands about 450 feet away.
IF Chris can stay off that pitch then pitchers will not be able to close him out on it in a 1 - 2 count and he'll see more pitches, one of which he might commit aggravated assault on.
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LeRay residents wont see an increase in property taxes next year, according to the towns 2014 budget set for approval Nov. 7.
An increase in the assessed valuation of the town helped it avoid increasing its tax rate, which will remain at $1.56 per $1,000 of assessed value when the new budget takes effect in January. The towns tax levy of $719,988 will be 2 percent greater than this years $706,978, because of an increase in total expenditures.
The towns overall spending plan is $5,616,368, up 3.2 percent, or $174,368, from this years $5,442,000.
Retirement costs dropped this year because two former town employees retired and left the state system: Administrative Clerk Steven T. Harter and town Justice George E. Mead III. Their replacements are not enrolled.
Retirement rates also will decrease slightly in 2014, which also will benefit the town. Its overall retirement cost for 22 employees is expected to fall from this year by 15 percent, or $25,224, from $165,224 to $140,000.
The towns health care plan, which includes 20 enrolled employees, is set to increase by 7 percent, or $16,900, from $245,600 this year to $262,500.
Sales tax revenue has been a consistent source of income for the town. Of the $1.2 million received this year, the town plans to carry over $50,000 not spent into 2014. It also projects it will receive $1.2 million in revenue next year.
The town is using excess sales tax it has collected in recent years to purchase a new snowplow and accessory equipment for $210,500, which will be used by the Highway Department. This year, the department spent $90,000 to buy a backhoe and roadside mower.
Notable projects in LeRay include the construction of Taylor Road, a mile-long connector from the intersection at Walmart off Route 11 to Eagle Ridge Village. The road, which already has been paved, is expected to be opened to traffic in early November. Construction of Sewer District 4, in the hamlet of Calcium and the Five Corners Road area, will start in the spring.
Financially, the town is in a good position, said Mark A. Capone, administrative clerk to the supervisor. We have a lot going on in the town in terms of this sewer district, new road and new development projects in the area coming to the Planning Board. And we look to maintain a similar tax rate here moving forward.
Along with leading to future commercial and housing projects, Taylor Road will alleviate traffic congestion for the roughly 700 families at Eagle Ridge Village by providing another route to exit the site, Supervisor Ronald C. Taylor said. The town paid its share of the project by using money it acquired about seven years ago from the RCI Housing project at Fort Drum.
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BUFFALO, NY--They are called Therapy Dogs and they're some of the most popular faces at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
David Marowski brings his therapy dog "Sierra" to Roswell to visit with patients in the lobby and in the waiting areas.
Last year his wife Dobie spent many months at Roswell being treated for breast cancer.
During that time David took Sierra each week to do therapy dog training to help his wife.
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Completely in ruins and covered with overgrown vegetation, the 18th-century Fort Haldimand leaves much to a visitors imagination, with only a little rubble left as evidence of the long-forgotten Carleton Island stronghold.
What fascinates archaeologists and history buffs to this day, however, are the forts unusual place in history as well as buried artifacts that give invaluable insights into the lives of Carleton Islands past occupants.
Douglas J. Pippin, an archaeologist with the Department of Anthropology at SUNY Oswego, who led a group of nearly two dozen people for the latest excavation Saturday, said bones found on the site, for example, tell us a lot about the soldiers diet.
Life was harsh on the island. Soldiers were always low on food supply, he said.
British soldiers stationed on Carleton Island also were seldom allowed to hunt for fear that they would desert the military so they resorted to fishing and sometimes ate squirrels.
By carefully peeling off layers of dirt near rubble that was once a chimney and sifting through buckets of soil, the group on Saturday found a handmade nail, what appeared to be a deer bone, pieces of glass from an officers barrack and several pieces of masonry.
Because you never know what youre going to hit, digging for artifacts takes time and patience.
Theres really no rush in archaeology. It does take a long time, and theres no way around that, Mr. Pippin said. When youre sifting for artifacts, youre looking for whatevers not dirt.
Many remnants of the fort already had been removed, such as the 6- to 7-foot-high wall around the forts perimeter, which had been taken apart by farmers who saw use for the lumber and soil.
Even with the wall, however, the fort would have been rather vulnerable to attacks from enemies approaching from the other side of the island.
This is one of the reasons that scholars, including Mr. Pippin, conclude the fort was never truly completed.
From a strategic point of view, however, it was a great place to be, Mr. Pippin said.
Fortified in 1778 by British forces during the Revolutionary War, Carleton Island is situated at the head of the St. Lawrence River between Wolfe Island and Cape Vincent.
Fort Haldimand was three-eighths of an octagon and built on top of a cliff with a 60-foot drop to the water below to create a natural defense against attacks from the southwest side of the island.
The fort was named after Gen. Frederick Haldimand of the British military, who decided to build a stronghold on the island.
It once had three bastions, gunpowder storage areas, a well and several barracks that were torched after the British lost control of Carleton Island.
The island once was used by French traders as a transient stop, and had been occupied by British and German soldiers and their families and loyalists during the Revolutionary War, Native Americans, merchants and prisoners.
On average, there were probably a couple of hundred British soldiers stationed at Fort Haldimand, Mr. Pippin said.
But when it was captured in June 1812 by a small group of Americans led by Capt. Abner Hubbard, three soldiers and one of the mens wives were the only occupants of the fort, he said.
Although the island was technically ceded to the Americans under a 1794 treaty, British forces remained on the island and refused to leave even after it was discovered that soldiers were still stationed at the fort.
Now, Carleton Island is part of the town of Cape Vincent and the Thousand Islands Land Trust owns the seven-acre Revolutionary War site, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
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The fourth season of the Emmy Award-winning reality series UNDERCOVER BOSS will premiere Friday, Nov. 2 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) as Mitchell B. Modell, CEO of Modell's Sporting Goods, ventures to the frontlines of his popular sporting goods and athletic apparel store for an unfiltered look into the inner workings of his corporation.
Companies whose bosses have signed up for undercover missions this season include:
- Modell's Sporting Goods (Mitchell B. Modell, CEO): As America's oldest family-owned-and-operated retailer of sporting goods, athletic footwear, active apparel and fan gear, this chain has spanned four generations and expanded to more than 150 store locations throughout the Northeast.
- Tilted Kilt (Ron Lynch, President): Founded in 2003, Tilted Kilt is one of the fastest growing restaurant franchises in the nation with 65 restaurants across the U.S. The Celtic-themed sports pub and restaurant features servers wearing sexy tartan outfits.
- Cinnabon INC. (Kat Cole, President): Cinnabon Inc., now synonymous with the cinnamon roll, is the most recognized sticky, gooey, sweet treat in America. These popular cinnamon rolls can be found in more than 770 franchised baked goods outlets.
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With the return of UNDERCOVER BOSS on Nov. 2, CSI: NY will move to the 9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT time period beginning this Friday, Oct. 12. MADE IN JERSEY has been pulled from the schedule.
UNDERCOVER BOSS earned an Emmy Award for Outstanding Reality Program in 2012. Each week, the series follows a different executive as they leave the comfort of their corner office for an undercover mission to examine the inner workings of their companies. While working alongside their employees, they see the effects their decisions have on others, where the problems lie within their organizations and get an up-close look at both the good and the bad while discovering and rewarding the unsung heroes who make their companies run.
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Western lowland gorillas dwell in the rainforests of equatorial Africa. In 2008, WCS made an amazing discovery of 125,000 western lowland gorillas living in northern Republic of Congo. These new populations, far larger than previously thought, provide new hope for the future of the species. However, western lowland gorillas remain critically endangered and their numbers continue to decline because of poaching, habitat destruction, and disease.
Western lowland gorillas are primarily vegetarians, eating fruits and plants and occasionally consuming insects—if they can be easily caught. Like other subspecies of gorilla, the western lowland gorilla spends most of its time on the ground but will climb trees to feed on ripe fruits and to make a sleeping nest.
Gorillas do not produce a great many offspring, since the females do not begin reproducing until age 9 or 10 and infants are dependent upon their mothers for up to five years. Gorillas typically live in family groups, consisting of several adult females and their offspring. The groups are led and protected by a dominant male known as a "silverback."
Gorillas are the largest and most vulnerable of humankind's three closest relatives, the African apes. Gorillas face three grave threats: hunting to supply bushmeat to urban markets; habitat destruction through logging, mining, and slash-and-burn agriculture; and devastating infectious diseases.
Western lowland gorilla habitat is sparsely populated by humans, and, traditionally, indigenous forest communities have shared the forest in harmony with apes. However, the recent expansion of commercial timber exploitation across the region has brought considerable demographic and socio-economic change and threatened human-gorilla coexistence. Access routes created for the timber industry facilitate the transport of bushmeat from remote forest areas to urban markets, and commercial hunting for bushmeat now represents the most significant threat to western lowland gorillas across their range. The Ebola virus is currently a major threat in the northern border area of Gabon and Republic of Congo, where the majority of western lowland gorillas live. In addition to the devastating human fatalities, the disease has the potential to eliminate the largest remaining populations of this ape.
WCS has been working to protect the western lowland gorilla since the 1970s by supporting conservation and applied research throughout Central Africa. We have established national projects to protect the species in Gabon, Cameroon, and Republic of Congo, which together harbor the largest populations of gorillas in Africa.
Throughout the Congo Basin, we are working to conserve the western lowland gorilla by collaborating with indigenous groups and the private sector to establish wildlife management programs at both the local community and government level. WCS field veterinarians and staff run gorilla health monitoring programs in a number of sites across Gabon and Republic of Congo to understand the patterns of Ebola virus transmission and promote protective measures from the ground up.
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WCS works with the CIB logging company to reduce the pressures on gorillas, elephants, and other endangered wildlife in four timber concessions and to control the trade in bushmeat. This collaborative project is called PROGEPP: the Project for Ecosystem Management in the Nouabalé-Ndoki Periphery Area.
Throughout Ebola high-risk zones, our researchers assess great ape health and improve Ebola prevention awareness in remote communities.
The Republic of Congo has just announced creation of a new national park that protects some 15,000 western lowland gorillas. Ntokou-Pikounda National Park also provides safe harbor for an estimated 800 elephants and 950 chimpanzees, as well as a remote swamp WCS researchers call the "Green Abyss."
WCS VP for Species Conservation Liz Bennett details efforts to combat the illegal wildlife trade and highlights the urgent need for additional security forces to slow and ultimately reverse the decimation of myriad charismatic species.
Researchers working in the Republic of Congo find that bigger adult male western lowland gorillas have a better chance of attracting mates and raising healthy offspring. The study looked at overall body length and the size of head crest and gluteal muscles in 19 silverbacks at Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park.
A WCS census confirms a healthy population of western lowland gorillas in and around Cameroon's Deng Deng National Park.
The International Primatological Society grants their 2010 Charles Southwick Award to WCS's Joseph Mulema for his work to protect Cross River gorillas in Cameroon.
WCS conducts the first landscape-wide survey of how land-use affects chimpanzees, gorillas, and forest elephants.
As it celebrates its tenth anniversary, the Bronx Zoo's Congo Gorilla Forest has turned 7 million visitors into conservationists, and raised more than $10.6 million for conservation in Central Africa.
Three months after Cameroon created a park to help protect the Cross River gorilla, it declares a second park to safeguard an important population of western lowland gorillas.
A new census finds a massive gorilla population previously unknown to scientists. WCS and the Government of Congo have tallied more than 125,000 western gorillas in the northern Republic of Congo. This is great news for the critically endangered western lowland gorilla, which had been believed to number only 50,000 in total.
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Griggs–– David O., 59, of Bloomfield, Vt., died late Thursday evening, July 11, 2013, at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH, with his family by his side.
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People on both sides of the international border are paying their respects to one of the area's most loved physicians as he finally retires. Fore more of this story, read Monday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for July 15, 2013.
The Newport Rotary and Hayes Ford are partnering up to raise funds for Rotary causes. Join them by coming to the Drive 4UR Community event Saturday. Read about it in Monday's edition of the Newport Daily Express for July 15, 2013.
ORLEANS-Despite a seventh inning rally that had Tyler Sanville drive in the tying run, the OEC Kings fell to the Burlington Lynx 6-5 in extra innings on Friday evening.
On Sunday, in the first game of their doubleheader, the team got a much needed win against the Colchester Cannons, as they won 7-6.
North Country's Chase LaCourse drive in 3 runs to help fuel the win.
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ORLEANS–Lake Region was the site of what has turned out to be two days of championship baseball, as Lake Region and Lyndon squared off for the 13 year-old Babe Ruth District Championship this weekend.
The Lake Region team is not a true "Lake Region" team per se, but a combination of North Country and Lake Region players playing underneath the banner of the Lake Region name.
With a high, hot sun presiding over all in attendance, game one in the best-of-three series got underway.
A light plane assembly and distribution center along with a flight school is slated to open at the Newport State Airport. Jay Peak owners Bill Stenger and Ariel Quiros introduced Thomas Peghiny, president of Flight Design USA, to make the announcement Thursday at a press conference that included Gov. Peter Shumlin, Guy Rouelle with VTRANS aviation program and others. For more of this story, read Friday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for July 12, 2013.
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CfP: MedRen 2015 in Brussels The organisers and the Programme Committee invite proposals for the 2015 Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference, to be held in Brussels from 69 July. We welcome proposals on any relevant topic, but are particularly eager for proposals concerning music in or related to the southern Low Countries. In order to make the most of the available conference time, to try to give as many people as possible a chance to present, to keep the number of parallel sessions under control, and to make the conference a varied experience, we wish particularly to encourage proposers to consider formats other than standard papers. Possible formats include, but are not limited to:individual papers of 20 minutes,lightning talks of around 10 minutes, paired papers, themed sessions, round tables, workshops, and posters. The conference will include a dedicated poster session, with a prize for the best submission. All proposals should include: title, indication of format (sessions with multiple participants should indicate the total required duration; proposers are free to determine that duration themselves), proposers name, proposers affiliation (if any), names and affiliations of any additional participants, contact email, AV requirements, a short biography or biographies of the participants (max. 15 lines; this has no bearing on the evaluation; it is simply for distribution to chairs), and abstract (c.200 words for individual contributions. For sessions with multiple participants, c.200 words on the proposal as a whole, and c.100 words on the contribution of each participant.) The deadline for all proposals is Thursday 15 January 2015. Notification of acceptance will be given by 15 April. Proposals should be submitted to: firstname.lastname@example.com
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In the matter of continent-wide security, the governments of those three countries have already significantly combined and pooled their resources, using such pretexts as the war on drugs, international terrorism, and illegal immigration.
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If the Carbon High Football team is looking to improve in 2012, then the play during the annual Blue and White game may have showed the Dinos mean business.
In a back-and-forth battle with both offenses moving the ball down the field, the White squad defeated the Blue squad 32-26 on Friday evening at the Carbon High Football field.
The Dinos showed success both running and passing the ball as starting quarterback senior Dakota Cisneros and senior wide receiver Jordan Blanc were some of the many Dino players to shine in the scrimmage. Cisneros connected with Blanc for two touchdowns. Blanc completed his first game in nearly two years after dealing with knee injuries by scoring three total touchdowns.
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New initiative on registration of cars previously registered in another Member State (closed since 26.05.2011) Publicerat den: 03/03/2011, Senaste uppdatering: 26/08/2015
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In 2012 the Commission will propose a simplification of the formalities and conditions for registration of motor vehicles previously registered in one Member State. This initiative is also one of the actions set out in the EU Citizenship report 2010 that complements the Single Market Act of 2010.
Target group(s)
Organizations from the industry sector, private companies, public organisations, Member State authorities, NGOs and citizens
Period of consultation
03.03.2011 - 26.05.2011
Objective of the consultation
A public consultation has been launched to identify the main difficulties encountered by EU citizens. This consultation will provide insight into the views of citizens and other stakeholders on car registration issues and shape actions to remove yet another obstacle to the free movement of goods.
When buying a car in another Member State or transferring it to another Member State from where it was bought (e.g. when changing residence), EU citizens are frequently faced with cumbersome re-registration formalities and paperwork and, possibly, double payment of registration tax, because national laws on taxation upon registration of cars are not harmonised and applied in an uncoordinated manner.
This problem is also being facing by car rental companies when trying to move their fleets from one Member State to another depending on the seasonal variation demand.
The diversity of rules and the various conflicting requirements for motor vehicles registered across the European Union constitute a major impediment for cross-border transfers of vehicles which have already been registered in one Member State.
In this context (former) DG "Enterprise and Industry" of the European Commission is looking for the input of all relevant stakeholders, citizens and public organisation in order to assess how the simplification of the registration procedure for vehicles previously registered in another Member State can be enhanced.
How to submit your contribution ?
We welcome contributions from citizens, businesses/organisations and public authorities (vehicle registration authority).
The questionnaire is available in 22 EU languages.
Received contributions will be published on the Internet. It is important to read the specific privacy statement attached to this consultation for information on how your personal data and contribution will be dealt with.
It is important to read the specific privacy statement attached to this consultation for information on how your personal data and contribution will be dealt with.
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Furthermore, a conference was organized on 21 June 2011, in the aftermath of the public consultation. The Conference aimed at presenting preliminary results of the public consultation and providing a forum for debate and exchange of information especially between concerned national authorities in the Member States.
Background information
The European Commission has identified the re-launch of the single market as one of the strategic initiatives in its work programme for 2010. This initiative follows the call made by President Barroso in his Political Guidelines of September 2009 for a major analysis of the "missing links" in the internal market, and for a plan to bring forward a major package of measures to re-launch the single market in time for the 20th anniversary of the 1992 project.
In his report on a New Strategy for the Single Market of 10 May 2010, Professor Monti pleaded for a single market for car drivers. Also the Citizenship report 2010 that complements the Single Market Act has identified this problem as one of the main obstacles that citizens are encountering in their day-to-day lives.
At the moment, most problems related to the obligation to register motor vehicles previously registered in another Member State are examined in the light of the provisions of the TFEU.
Against this background and in response to the political priority given to the re-launch of the single market, appropriate ways and means have to be explored to simplify the formalities and condition for the registration of car previously registered in another Member State. The purpose of this initiative is to assess to which extent this can be done with a view to contributing at sectoral level to the new strategy for the single market.
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I had the joy and privilege of going to Navy dental today. I have never quite understood why anyone would seek to be a dentist, but that may have more to do with me than them. Rooting around in Seaman Jonnhy's mouth is not my idea of either a holiday or a workday. Rather, it sounds like punishment.
Anyway, I knew the Navy dentist from prior meetings. She is another lieutenant and about 4'11. I am blessed or cursed with the ability to remember people and the facts about them. I see them again after a year and it is as if it were the last time we talked. Only, sometimes I have to mask my memory because the other person has poor recall. (Or perhaps I made no impression?)
Disclaimer: I sometimes joke around on this blog, but this is no joke. The tiny LT picked up a chart, not mine, and said: Lieutenant Mongo? She stumbled over the last name, so I did not think she was joking. And I remembered she was not too jokey the last time we met. But I played it like a joke, not that she got it. She brushed LT Mongo's chart aside and found mine. And we chatted. She was surprised I knew what ship she had come off of, the Nimitz, and that I remembered her.
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Introductions at the April 12, 2013, Luncheon honoring the graduates of the Academy Class of 2012-13.
Left to right: Dr. Terry L. Jones, facilitator for the New Faculty Academy and Mentoring Program for 2012-13; President Edna Baehre-Kolovani; and Dr. Daniel DeMarte, Vice President for Academic Affairs and CAO. Dr. Jones is holding a framed certificate of completion that President Baehre-Kolovanie presented to each of the new faculty participants.


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Francis Bacon, the Irish-born painter whose abstract images of psychological and physical brutality made him one of the most exalted, and most disliked artists of the postwar era, first gained acclaim in 1945, when he exhibited "Three Studies for Figures at the Base of the Crucifixion" at the Lefevre Gallery in London. His angrily drawn image of writhing half-human, half-animal forms, perched atop pedestals and set in claustrophobic spaces, seemed to epitomize the grim spirit of postwar England and established the painter immediately as a master of the macabre.
That reputation was to be reinforced time and again by the screaming popes, butchered carcasses and distorted portraits that Mr. Bacon turned out over the next four and a half decades. Critics noted his links with, among other things, the Surrealist art of Picasso and with German Expressionism. Detractors -- and there were always many of them, especially in the United States, where he seemed so out of step with the Abstract Expressionists of his generation -- dismissed his art as sensationalistic and slick. Museums around the world bought his work, but private collectors were often loath to decorate their homes with it. The former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher once called him "that man who paints those dreadful pictures."
But Mr. Bacon maintained that he was simply a realist and did not aim to shock. "You can't be more horrific than life itself," he was fond of saying.
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If Paintings Had Voices, Francis Bacon's Would Shriek
More than that of any other artist who emerged at the end of World War II, Francis Bacon's work, now on view at the Met, tells us about the strengths and weaknesses of the moment.May 22, 2009 artsReview
Old School Bad Boy's Messy World
The Francis Bacon retrospective in London at Tate Britain is a landmark, a knockout, and its timing turns out to be nearly perfect.September 25, 2008 artsNews
The Arts/Cultural Desk
A Dublin Diorama Reveals A Very Untidy Francis Bacon
The typically irreverent Irish press looked in on Francis Bacon's famous studio, which had been reconstructed at the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery, and compared it to a sloppy teenager's bedroom, or what's left of an apartment after a nightmare tenant moves out.August 16, 2001 artsNews
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Francis Bacon Show Centers on 80's Triptychs
Francis Bacon's latest exhibition, is an impressive dose of more of the same: writhing figures, often violently truncated, isolated by their own evident anxiety and by fields of solid ''abstract'' color, most often a strong orange-red.May 22, 1987 artsReview
Christie's to Sell Collection of Arthur and Anita Kahn Beginning This Fall
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Christie's took in $202.6 million at its sale of Impressionist and modern art on Thursday, but at Phillips's sale of contemporary art, the buzz in the crowd did not buoy the bidding.
May 15, 2015, Friday
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Differing Fates for Art and Design Cousins
Recent sales in Brussels and London have shown that in the eyes and wallets of collectors, the two disciplines may be related, but they are far from equal.
May 4, 2015, Monday
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Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon: 2 British Postwar Greats Coming Back to Auction
Sales by Sotheby's and Christie's of works by Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud will be a test for the contemporary art market.
April 13, 2015, Monday
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Frieze Week Descends on London
With nine fairs, seven auctions, and more than 150 selling exhibitions in galleries, London's "Frieze Week," which starts Monday, is a hectic seven days in the art world.
October 13, 2014, Monday
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London Auctions Cap a Go-Go Season
Extremely wealthy collectors focus their investments on low-risk, big-name artists.
July 7, 2014, Monday
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Bacon, and a Bed, Sell Well at Christie's London Auction
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July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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A Francis Bacon triptych brought $45.4 million, well above its estimate, at Sotheby's in London on Monday.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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May 9, 2014, Friday
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April 21, 2014, Monday
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Increase in Fairtrade Banana Prices counters Supermarkets Race to the Bottom
Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO) is raising the Fairtrade minimum price for bananas to its highest level to date despite downward spiraling supermarket prices. FLO considers the move necessary to satisfy producer needs in the face of rising costs of production.
"We had to act to protect our producers," says Rob Cameron, CEO of FLO. "This price floor helps Fairtrade farmers and workers cover their expenses while shielding them against the worst impact of the current banana price war, which is threatening to drive hundreds of thousands into even deeper poverty."
The latest round in the banana price war was launched in early October by a large UK discounter who cut banana prices to £0.38/kg – the lowest real price to date, just one-third the value seven years ago. Commercial banana prices have been in long-term decline as supermarkets will sell this core product below cost of production in order to draw customers. Meanwhile, banana producers are now facing higher expenses on fertilizer and packing due to rises in oil prices. FLO experts warn that shifting the loss down the supply chain to producers will threaten the livelihood and existence of banana farmers and workers around the globe.
As part of its aim to maximize income to Fairtrade producers and secure their livelihoods, FLO is increasing the Fairtrade Minimum Prices for bananas by an average of 21.2% over 2006 levels, effective January 1st, 2010. For the key indicator country Columbia, this means companies must pay producers at least US$8.50 per 18.14 kg box for Fairtrade conventional bananas, up from US$6.75/box. In addition to country-specific prices, FLO has now also set minimum prices for all banana-producing regions - a move that opens Fairtrade to banana producers across the world who meet Fairtrade standards. Meanwhile, banana producer organizations will continue to receive an additional US$1.00/box in Fairtrade Premium on top of the price to invest in social, environmental or business development, and to supplement incomes.
CEO Rob Cameron is calling on continued consumer support for the increase. "That way, shoppers not only make a conscious decision to actively help the most disadvantaged farmers and workers to help themselves – in addition, the also buy the higher quality product," he says.
The Fairtrade standards include provisions for climate protection and the environment, and call for producers to avoid herbicides in favor of manual weed control. This not only leads to a "better banana", but also provides jobs in times of financial and economic crisis.
"We would have liked to increase our minimum prices even more," says Cameron. "However, we have to balance the thin line of what consumers are willing to pay in light of below-cost rock-bottom supermarket prices and the urgent needs of those who have joined the Fairtrade system to combat dire poverty."
With the price increase, FLO is also calling on the banana industry and governments to undertake steps to end the price war and to develop long-term strategies that result in fairer trading conditions and sustainable prices, thereby securing supply and the livelihoods of millions of banana producers around the world.
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When Rep. Tim Griffin (R-Ark.), the sponsor of legislation to end the Lifeline mobile-phone subsidy for the poor, noted that "It's not fair that people save and work and pay for phones from whatever funds they have, and other people get them for free," he also said that "It's [also] not fair [that] the biggest beneficiary of this is Carlos Slim, the billionaire owner of TracFone." This ignited indignation from a TracFone spokesman who responded, "It doesn't matter who owns the company. Tim Griffin needs to focus on finding jobs, not trying to focus on a valuable program."
What Griffin is focusing on is the inherent unfairness of taking funds from those who earned them in order to give them, in the form of free (or heavily discounted) mobile phone services, to others just because they need them. Said Griffin:
People say, "Well, everybody needs a cellphone. Well, what does 'need' mean? Do you need an iPad? How about a computer? A printer?"
According to the Communications Act of 1934, the answer is yes. In its preamble, the act calls for "rapid, efficient, nation-wide, and world-wide wire and radio communication service with adequate facilities at reasonable charges" to "all the people of the United States." When it was modified in 1996, the purpose was expanded to provide such service "without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or sex." All a person needed to get a free phone and a discounted monthly service fee was to show an income at or below 135 percent of the poverty level in the United States, which currently translates into roughly $2,610 a month for a family of four.
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As detailed information regarding "Project Gunrunner" continues to shed new light on the actions of the Obama administration which led to a flow of firearms into the hands of criminals waging war against the Mexican government, a new report documents efforts by those same Mexican cartels to target U.S. border officials. The same criminals whom American officials allowed to gain access to firearms in the United States are targeting American citizens.
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FILE PHOTO Images from the transport of a manatee skeleton to the Environmental Learning Center. The skeleton was assembled in 2010-2011 by orthopedic surgeon Guy Hickman.
FILE PHOTO Rebecca VanCordt (right), of Vero Beach, talks with Wayne Norton (far left), Charlie Ozment (back left) and Fran Solecki, all of Barefoot Bay, while participating in the 2012 Plein Air Artists' Rendezvous at the Environmental Learning Center. "It's just very peaceful here, and very beautiful," said VanCordt. "It really is gorgeous." Forty-five artists registered for the 3-day event, which runs through Saturday, and is serving as a fundraiser for the Cultural Council of Indian River County and the Environmental Learning Center. The public is welcome to attend the event and watch the artists at work.
FILE PHOTO Taoist Tai Chi Society instructor Kathy Crawford, 67, (right) of Sebastian helps lead the Taoist Tai Chi Society Class at the Environmental Learning Center in April 2012. "I have osteoarthritis, scoliosis and stenosis and doing Tai Chi helps me eliminate the pain," said Crawford. "I also have improved balance, circulation, strength and I am more agile because."
FILE PHOTO George Geiger, a fishing guide with Chances Are Charters, waits for a class of 4th graders from Vero Beach Elementary to bring their canoes back in after practicing their boating skills in the Indian River Lagoon on Monday, May 2, 2005. As part of the Environmental Learning Center's Lagoon Days, students work with environmentalists and learn about the environment by doing different activities at various learning stations around the Environmental Learning Center campus.
FIL EPHOTO Suncoast Primary School student Kendall Owen, 9, left, holds up a seine as classmates Jessica Nickerson, 8, right, and Adam Brandes, 10, look through grass and weeds for small fish and shrimp while attending Lagoon Days at the Environmental Learning Center in 2007. Over the next 3 weeks, roughly 1,400 4th grade students from 15 local public and privates schools will attend the annual event, which started in 1990. Set up are the park are stations where children learn about canoeing, Benthic ecology, animal adaptations, Florida history, birding, as well as the types of creatures that are found living in the river.
FILE PHOTO The Environmental Learning Center began its demolition of several burned buildings Monday. The fire that engulfed part of its campus on June 30, 2008, started as a result of a lightning strike.
FILE PHOTO Holly Dill, the executive director of the Environmental Learning Center, places a young green sea turtle a plastic pool in the dry lab at the facility in January, 2010. Since the recent cold weather, many of the turtles have been found nearly unresponsive along the edges of the lagoon. The rescued turtles are being taken to the ELC, as well as Brevard County's Barrier Island Center north of the Sebastian Inlet.
FILE PHOTO Frank Cwik, 6, center, holds a small snake with his aunt, Nichole Abt, during their visit to the 14th Annual EcoFest Celebration in 2010 held at the Environmental Learning Center on Sunday afternoon. The event featured live music, displays, activities for kids and live animals for visitors to view. Ethan Laboda, 4, stands at right.
FILE PHTO Treasure Coast Elementary School students Ethan Richards, 10 and Kyla Sanders, also 10, take part in Lagoon Days at the Environmental Learning Center in 2012.
FILE PHOTO Iveri Jefferson, 5, listens to volunteer Ann Ricciardi while holding a clam at the Environmental Learning Center in Wabasso in 2012. "It's like a burger," Jefferson described the clam as she visited the center's touch tank as part of the weeklong Little Wonders camp for children entering pre-kindergarten and kindergarten. "This camp is to introduce them to nature and to build their enthusiasm and love of the outdoors," said Rosemary Badger, a naturalist at the ELC who led the Little Wonders group. The ELC also hosts the Young Explorers camp, for children entering 1st grade, and the Wild Waters camp, for students entering 8th through 12th grades. For information on these, or other activities at the ELC, call (772) 589-5050.
Photos from the Environmental Learning Center's Little Wonders and Young Explorers weeklong summer camp activities on Monday. The ELC is located at 255 Live Oak Drive in Vero Beach. For more information on the center, its programs and activities, visit http://www.DiscoverELC.org or call (772) 589-5050.
Naturalist Rosemary Badger, right, points out a few mosquito fish to volunteer Pat Casselberry at the Environmental Learning Center's freshwater pond in 2012. Badger was preparing the Splash 3 program for Indian River County third graders. "When the third graders come out, they get to go dip netting in the pond and find different animals that we have here and then identify them," said Badger. For more information on the ELC, visit discoverelc.org.
FILE PHOTO Skylar Petrie, 7, of Palm Bay, tries not to fall into the lake after attempting to catch a water moccasin with other children on Sunday at 10th Annual EcoFest in 2006 held at Environmental Learning Center. While at the pond, children were able to practice casting with a fishing pole and catch other small fish and insects. The event also included a variety of other activities including boat rides, hands-on activities and and the opportunity to talk with scientists, birders and hunters.
FILE PHOTO Participants in the Environmental Learning Center's "Survivor Camp" learn how to canoe in the St. Sebastian River in Roseland on Friday, November 12, 2004. Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students learned how to hike, orienteer, canoe, camp and track animals during the program.
FILE PHOTO Mary Nolan (left), of Sebastian, climbs onto a beach cruiser bicycle with the help of Mike Beck, of the Florida Outdoor Center of Sebastian, to take part in the Environmental Learning Center's new biking tour of the scenic trails at the T. M. Goodwin Waterfowl Management Area in Western Indian River County in 2012. "I decided I am going to spend this year seeing what Florida has to offer," Nolan said. "All the wildlife, all the places to see, the inlets, the lighthouses, little cities and history, and here I go."
FILE PHOTO Lily Jaramillo, 8, of Eatonton, Georgia., makes a recycled Christmas ornament during the 2012 Winter Green Celebration event at the Environmental Learning Center in Wabasso. Jaramillo is visiting her grandparents in Vero Beach for the holiday. "It was very fun to make," said Jaramillo adding, "I am going to put it on Grandma's tree."
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It's already a bestseller, ranked right now at 170 on Amazon! The author is David Plotz, who is the editor of Slate Magazine. To get the book Click here. My claim is that the Bible debunks itself.
This looks really interesting. At it's Amazon page, I see a blurb by A.J. Jacobs who sort of did the same thing. I didn't get a chance to read all of his book, but what I did read was extremely entertaining.
I read part of the original Blog that was on Slate and found it entertaining and informative. Was please to see it turned into a book. I have it now on my Kindle and looking forward to reading the whole thing. A life long athiest but find the bible stories intresting and often amusing.
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Yesterday we filmed Unusual Pets 101. Instead of NYC we did the shoot in Philly. Which was great because it was only a 15 minute drive for my team and I. It was also HOT, HOT, HOT outside. As each animal arrived we got them unloaded and into the building. First up was the Capybara Hector. He was pretty calm I must say. We did put up some fencing to keep him contained on the set. But he did not run amok like I thought he might. He cooperated and let us get what we needed.
As a child I dreamed of having a skunk and a raccoon that would be best buddies with me and each other. After meeting Penny I KNOW that I was correct in thinking they would be a good pet for our family..We were all quite smitten with her ...
The momma donkey and her 8 day old foal were just precious to watch. They both were very relaxed on set. Very content just to be with each other and do donkey things like eat.
Lacy the goat is a real natural in front of the camera. She has the most star potential of any farm animal I have ever met. She also was very mellow when we brought in Lilly a female goat with horns. Nice to be able to show both. They did pretty well together.
Last up were the pot belly pigs. We are hoping to add one of these guys to our family this fall. After meeting this little one we are very excited for cooler weather to set in. Since our little piggy is being flown in from the west coast.
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If you are going to be in or around the New River or Roanoke Valleys this weekend you might want to check out the Catawba Farm Fest. The inaugural Catawba Farm Fest, the festival grounds are conveniently located in the middle of nowhere but still very easily accessed from Roanoke and Blacksburg.
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Malcolm Holcombe: Longtime readers of this site will know this name, definitely THE must see artist of the weekend. Watch the video below to understand why. Playing Friday evening.
Hans Chew Band: Funky piano honky tonk and rock, Leon Russell with a sledghammer. check out the video below. Playing Saturday afternoon.
JP Harris and The Tough Choices: Wife cheatin' bar fightin' honky tonk. JP and the boys will be playing 2 sets in the dance tent, Saturday night and Sunday night.
Another Roadside Attraction: I've tried to explain this band before but I always have difficulty. Gypsy jazz folk punk? Whatever it is, it's a good time. Check them out in the dance tent on Saturday.
D. Charles Speer and The Helix: This band is pretty intertwined with Hans Chew so I expect he will likely be performing with them as well. The guys put on a great show, lots of rock, lots of country, lots of soul. Appearing Saturday night on the main stage.
Black Twig Pickers: simultaneously the finest purveyors tradition laden mountain music, and masters of experimental extended improvisational jams, you never know what you're going to get with the Black Twigs, but you can bet it will be good. Appearing sunday afternoon on the main stage.
Wayne Henderson: Well known in bluegrass circles as the finest guitar builder on the east coast, he also picks one pretty good. Appearing sunday right after the Black Twigs.
Billy Coteau Cajun Band: The dance tent seems to be where the action is Sunday evening, starting with Billy Coteau Cajun band it's gonna be hard NOT to dance to these guys
The Jugbusters: Well known around Blacksburg, parties just seem to break out whenever these guys play. Appearing Sunday evening.


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It is well known that lymph node metastasis is associated with a worse outcome in rectal cancer. It has generally been accepted that 12 lymph nodes are needed for proper nodal staging. However, only 37% of patients in the SEER database with colon cancer had 12 lymph nodes evaluated. The Intergroup 0114 trial for rectal cancer had 52% with less then 10 lymph nodes evaluated. Because many patients are not having the recommended number of lymph nodes evaluated, this study was designed to determine if the ratio of positive lymph nodes to total examined lymph nodes is of prognostic significance.
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Flush with electoral capital, President Barack Obama is spending it like mad in pursuit of his radical power consolidating agenda. Over the past few days we have chronicled the fast-tracking of a UN gun control treaty, the prosecution of another alleged espionage case, another deadly drone attack, approval of a planned UN invasion of Mali, etc.
The latest stop of the Barack Obama Worldwide Tour of Tyranny may be the issuing of a long-awaited and regularly leaked executive order exerting control over the Internet in the name of cybersecurity.
Of course, there remains the chance that Congress will pass some version of a cybersecurity bill before the president can issue his edict. Congress will be back in town on November 13 and Republican leaders have already telegraphed their intent to "reach across the aisle" and accede to the president's mandate, including the touting of ObamaCare as "the law of the land."
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Promises of the White House's imminent issuing of the edict have been coming for months. The Associated Press (AP) obtained a leaked draft version of the order, but indicated that the source of the document didn't disclose when the president would sign the order.
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