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Lucian Freud
Lucian Freud self-portrait: "Reflection"
News about Lucian Freud, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 27, 2014
Barry Schwabsky reviews book Lucian Freud: Eyes Wide Open by Phoebe Hoban. MORE
Nov. 22, 2013
Dwight Garner reviews book Breakfast With Lucian: The Astounding Life and Outrageous Times of Britain's Great Modern Painter by Geordie Greig. MORE
May. 11, 2012
Karen Rosenberg reviews exhibition Lucian Freud Drawings at Acquavella Galleries. MORE
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Art Review
Lucian Freud Stripped Bare
As tough as Mr. Freud's paintings are, his etchings are somehow even starker, more raw and brutal. They bring the violence of his rendering style closer to the surface.December 14, 2007 artsReview
Up for Auction: Lucian Freud's Letters to a Poet
As a teenager, Lucian Freud wrote colorful, affectionate letters to the poet Stephen Spender.
June 7, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Freud, Lucian , Spender, Stephen , London (England) , Sotheby's , Auctions , Letters
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
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Bacon, Francis , Freud, Lucian , Sotheby's , Christie's , Auctions , Art
Park Avenue Armory to Restore Tiffany-Designed Veterans Room
The work on one of the few surviving interiors designed by Louis C. Tiffany and Company is part of a broader $200 million renovation of this fraying landmark.
April 10, 2015, Friday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Art , Restoration and Renovation , Park Avenue Armory (Manhattan, NY) , Herzog & de Meuron , Zwirner, David, Gallery , Rondinone, Ugo , Nevada , Art Production Fund , Freud, Lucian , Nevada Museum of Art
Insatiable Gaze
A biography of the painter who crossed paths with everyone from Kate Moss to the Kray brothers.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Art , Hoban, Phoebe , Books and Literature , Freud, Lucian
A Lens Catches; a Painter Converts
In "Regrets," a new show at the Museum of Modern Art, Jasper Johns has based a cohesive group of nearly two dozen paintings, drawings and prints on a photograph of Lucian Freud.
March 22, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Museum of Modern Art , Art , Bacon, Francis , Johns, Jasper , Freud, Lucian
For the Love of Art, and Money
With record prices at auctions, new breeds of collectors are emerging.
February 17, 2014, Monday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Freud, Lucian , Sotheby's , Richter, Gerhard , London (England) , Martinez, David , Art , Paris (France) , Collectors and Collections , Christie's , Dyer, George , Auctions , Picasso, Pablo , Bacon, Francis
The Art of Celebrity
A gossipy account of Lucian Freud's life.
December 1, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Art , Freud, Lucian , Greig, Geordie , Books and Literature
A Portrait Painted in Heavy Strokes
In "Breakfast With Lucian," Geordie Greig paints a portrait of Lucian Freud, one of the most important painters of modern Britain, as a man who was mostly cruel, loutish and self-centered.
November 22, 2013, Friday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Art , Greig, Geordie , Freud, Lucian , Books and Literature
At $142.4 Million, Triptych Is the Most Expensive Artwork Ever Sold at an Auction
The 1969 triptych, "Three Studies of Lucian Freud," sold for $142.4 million at Christie's, described as the highest price ever paid for an artwork at auction.
November 13, 2013, Wednesday
MORE ON LUCIAN FREUD AND: Art , Bacon, Francis , Auctions , Christie's , Freud, Lucian
Romanian's Tale Has Art World Fearing the Worst
Ashes from the oven of a Romanian woman contain paint and nails, indicating that she may have burned seven works stolen from a Dutch museum. Her son has been arrested in the theft.
July 19, 2013, Friday
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Lucian Freud at the Modern
The achievement of the strenuously lionized British realist painter Lucian Freud has not so much been to break new ground as to dig incessantly deeper into the old.
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LINCOLN, Neb. - The Creighton women's tennis team fell 7-0 to No. 64 Wyoming at the Abbott Sports Complex in Lincoln Friday afternoon.
Sophomore Jennie Hartjes led Creighton (1-5) at the No.1 singles spot. She claimed the first set from Wyoming's Veronica Popovici before dropping a three-set match in the final match of the day.
Wyoming (3-2), standing at No. 64 in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rankings, won the doubles point and followed by sweeping five singles matches in straight sets before Popovici clinched the match on singles court one.
The Cowgirl duo of Veronica Popovici and Simona Synkova opened the day with an 8-1 win over CU senior Anna Kirshenbaum and junior Analese Snyder at No. 1 doubles. Wyoming swept the other two doubles matches by a score of 8-4. Hartjes and freshman partner Sam Anderson fell to Wyoming's Jessica Parizheron and Silviya Zhelyzkova on doubles court two. The pairing of Creighton sophomores Amanda Noonan and Liz Vermillion came up short against Christa Gecheva and Alma Espinosa of UW on doubles court three.
Prior to Hartjes' result on singles court one, Snyder captured seven games on court two in a setback to Synkova. Noonan and Vermillion each claimed six games in their singles matches on courts four and six, respectively.
Creighton returns home to face South Dakota at noon on Wednesday at the Hanscom Tennis Center.
No. 64 Wyoming vs. Creighton
Feb 22, 2013 at Lincoln, Neb.
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No. 64 Wyoming 7, Creighton 0
1. Veronica Popovici (WY) def. Jennie Hartjes (CU) 2-6, 6-0, 6-2
2. Simona Synkova (WY) def. Analese Snyder (CU) 6-3, 6-4
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3. Gecheva/Espinosa (WY) def. Noonan/Vermillion (CU) 8-4
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April 22, 2009 - The Best of Ringling awards have been announced for 2009, honoring the finest examples of what our students produce both in their first year CORE studio classes (Best of Ringling - Part I) as well as in the majors of Computer Animation, Fine Arts, Graphic & Interactive Communication, Illustration, Interior Design and Photography & Digital Imaging (Best of Ringling - Part II). Be sure to check out the Best of Ringling - Part II exhibition currently showing in the Selby and Crossley Galleries until May 8, 2009.
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My Brother's My Hero
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Melanie Ratcliff
Technology Series #3
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Sarasota Herald Tribune Award
Stefan Batista
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Body & Soul, Publishing Company
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A suggestion that a woodshop be added to the new Carbon Senior Center has been tabled by the County Commission.
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During a discussion at last Wednesday's meeting, Commissioner Mike Milovich noted that a woodshop with power woodworking equipment could pose a risk for seniors and a liability for the county. Also, there is no provision for the shop in the original request that was approved by the Permanent Community Impact Board.
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Depending on the type of base visited, celebrities meet with troops in the midst of their base activities by visiting hospitals, sharing meals with them, touring military work stations and visiting senior leadership. Handshake tours also afford celebrities the unique opportunity to share some of the military experiences alongside the troops. This could include riding on board tanks, humvees and helicopters, visiting war rooms, firing live munitions, landing on an aircraft carrier, watching military K9 demonstrations and operating weapon and flight simulators.
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- A national minimum wage of $10.10 an hour could be a reality if Oregon senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley get their way.
The two have teamed up to get Congress to pass the Fair Minimum Wage Act.
"In our economy the consumer drives about 70 percent of the economic activity and what you're going to be doing is putting more dollars in the pockets of these workers and they're going to spend them locally," said Wyden.
The act would increase the national minimum wage to $10.10 an hour and also provide automatic annual increases linked to changes in the cost of living.
"$10.10 is about restoring the purchasing power of the past. It doesn't quite get to the purchasing power of 1968, but it comes close," said Merkley.
On Friday, the two senators visited the newly opened Green Zebra Grocery in North Portland to push their initiative. The grocery store raised its minimum wage to $10.10 an hour in support of the Fair Minimum Wage Act.
Currently, the federal minimum wage is $7.25.
"These are folks who are walking on an economic tightrope," said Wyden.
Oregon's minimum wage is at $9.10. Washington is at $9.32, making it the highest in the country.
Both senators agree that the increase would have a positive effect on the economy.
"We're reducing the poverty rate, we're reducing the cost to the government of some of the things that have to supplement $7.00, like the amount of food stamps paid out," said Merkley. "Consumers will be able to buy more products when they have more income, so really it will be a win-win."
They deny the claim that the increase would lead to a significant increase in the cost of products.
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A bill that cleared the House this week would give parents a warning if they left a child 8-years-old or younger in an unattended car.Sponsored by Rep. Alice Underhill of Craven, the measure would only grant a warning on the first offense. A repeat offense would be a misdemeanor. The court also may allow the violator to complete a community education program instead of being penalized. The measure would only apply in cases where the child is not in the immediate proximity or sightline of a parent.
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Gabriel Thomas Mitchell didn't always find it easy to live in this world – but while he was here, he made a lasting contribution to art.
After Mitchell's death on June 24, his father wrote a story for the Chicago Tribune, one that's deeply moving – and, for those who have loved ones living with mental illness, perhaps all too familiar. He chronicled his son's struggle with schizophrenia, detailing the highs and lows for both Gabriel and his family, and helping demystify mental illness.
But the story isn't just about schizophrenia. It's also the tale of a creative and driven filmmaker who brought joy not only to his family, but to the friends, fellow artists, and complete strangers who watched his films. Many of those films are available on Mitchell's website, www.philmworx.com.
W.J.T Mitchell's article about his son can't have been easy to write in the wake of his son's death. We're grateful to him for sharing his grief, his son's creativity – and for striving to help his readers understand mental illness.
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Checotah native Carrie Underwood added a sixth golden gramophone to her collection Sunday night at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards.
"Country music has always been so good to me, and I think the good Lord that I'm a part of such a wonderful, talented, amazing family," Underwood said, her voice choking with emotion as she thanked her label, family, fans and husband, Mike Fisher. "And just really, glory to God, thank you so much."


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16 U.S. Code § 971b - Advisory committee
(a) There is established an advisory committee which shall be composed of—
(1) not less than five nor more than twenty individuals appointed by the United States Commissioners who shall select such individuals from the various groups concerned with the fisheries covered by the Convention; and
(2) the chairmen (or their designees) of the New England, Mid-Atlantic, South Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf Fishery Management Councils established under section 302(a) of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (16 U.S.C. 1852 (a)).
Each member of the advisory committee appointed under paragraph (1) shall serve for a term of two years and shall be eligible for reappointment. Members of the advisory committee may attend all public meetings of the Commission, Council, or any Panel and any other meetings to which they are invited by the Commission, Council, or any Panel. The advisory committee shall be invited to attend all nonexecutive meetings of the United States Commissioners and at such meetings shall be given opportunity to examine and to be heard on all proposed programs of investigation, reports, recommendations, and regulations of the Commission. Members of the advisory committee shall receive no compensation for their services as such members. The Secretary and the Secretary of State may pay the necessary travel expenses of members of the advisory committee in accordance with the Federal Travel Regulations and sections 5701, 5702, 5704 through 5708, and 5731 of title 5.
(1) A majority of the members of the advisory committee shall constitute a quorum, but one or more such members designated by the advisory committee may hold meetings to provide for public participation and to discuss measures relating to the United States implementation of Commission recommendations.
(3) The advisory committee shall meet at appropriate times and places at least twice a year, at the call of the Chairman or upon the request of the majority of its voting members, the United States Commissioners, the Secretary, or the Secretary of State. Meetings of the advisory committee, except when in executive session, shall be open to the public, and prior notice of meetings shall be made public in a timely fashion.
(A) The Secretary shall provide to the advisory committee in a timely manner such administrative and technical support services as are necessary for the effective functioning of the committee.
(5) The advisory committee shall determine its organization, and prescribe its practices and procedures for carrying out its functions under this chapter, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.), and the Convention. The advisory committee shall publish and make available to the public a statement of its organization, practices, and procedures.
Source(Pub. L. 94–70, § 4,Aug. 5, 1975, 89 Stat. 386; Pub. L. 96–339, § 1(1),Sept. 4, 1980, 94 Stat. 1069; Pub. L. 96–561, title II, § 238(b),Dec. 22, 1980, 94 Stat. 3300; Pub. L. 101–627, title II, § 204,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4460; Pub. L. 104–43, title III, § 304,Nov. 3, 1995, 109 Stat. 384; Pub. L. 105–384, title II, § 202(b)(1)(F),Nov. 13, 1998, 112 Stat. 3453.)
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The Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, referred to in subsec. (b)(5), is Pub. L. 94–265, Apr. 13, 1976, 90 Stat. 331, as amended, which is classified principally to chapter 38 (§ 1801 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1801 of this title and Tables.
The Federal Advisory Committee Act, referred to in subsec. (b)(6), is Pub. L. 92–463, Oct. 6, 1972, 86 Stat. 770, as amended, which is set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
1998—Subsecs. (a)(2), (b)(5). Pub. L. 105–384substituted "Magnuson-Stevens Fishery" for "Magnuson Fishery".
1995—Pub. L. 104–43designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and added subsec. (b).
1990—Pub. L. 101–627amended last sentence generally. Prior to amendment, last sentence read as follows: "On approval by the United States Commissioners—
"(A) if not more than three members of the advisory committee are designated by the committee to attend any meeting of the Commission, Council, or advisory committee, or of any Panel, each of such members shall be paid for his actual transportation expenses and per diem incident to his attendance; and
"(B) in any case in which more than three members are designated by the advisory committee to attend any such meeting, each such member to whom subparagraph (A) does not apply may be paid for his actual transportation expenses and per diem incident to his attendance."
1980—Pub. L. 96–339incorporated existing provision in par. designated (1), added par. (2), redesignated as subpars. (A) and (B) former pars. (1) and (2), substituted in subpar. (B) reference to "subparagraph (A)" for "paragraph (1)", and made specific reference to appointment of committee member under paragraph (1).
Par. (2). Pub. L. 96–561substituted "Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act" for "Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976".
Effective Date of 1980 Amendment
Pub. L. 96–561, title II, § 238(b),Dec. 22, 1980, 94 Stat. 3300, provided that the amendment made by that section is effective 15 days after Dec. 22, 1980.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
Constructed in 1978, the sewer lagoons serving East Carbon and Sunnyside are starting to fail.
Engineers who have been working with East Carbon City to remedy the situation indicate that the lagoons need to be rebuilt in the next year.
"They would like to see us apply for funding from the (Utah) Community Impact Board as soon as we can," said Mayor Dale Andrews said during the regular East Carbon City Council meeting last Tuesday. "As far as they are concerned, we need to do that in the first trimester of next year or the project will not be built next summer. They feel that timetable is important."
According to Andrews, the city needs to get the applications for the estimated $1,650,000 needed for the project ready by early December to get the funding request filed with the Utah Community Impact Board in time to start construction in August 2005.
"I have met with the state division of environmental quality and the feasibility studies are not complete yet, but we need to move ahead," said Andrews.
Some of the money may come to the city in the form of grants, but at least a portion of the funding will likely be in low interest loans the town must pay back. The situation puts East Carbon in the position of having to raise sewer rates to make the payments to the CIB.
"There is no way out of doing this project," pointed out Councilman Dave Maggio. "This upgrade on the sewer system must be done. Right now, I believe we have the lowest sewer rates in the state at $5.50 per month. From my information, the state average for sewer district charges is $28."
How much sewer rates in the city could go up depends on the amount of money East Carbon must borrow and at what interest rate.
During the discussion, Councilman Joe Manley said East Carbon residents would not have to absorb the entire cost of the project.
"Sunnyside will be responsible for 31 percent of the cost," pointed out Manley.
At present, the clay lining on at least one of the ponds is leaking. While no pollutants have shown up in ground water below the site at the East Carbon Development Corporation test wells, it could become a problem if the ponds are not revamped, explained the mayor.
"The ponds work by evaporation, but right now much of the water is going right into the ground," said Andrews.
The work on the lagoons will keep the water from seeping into the ground and reduce the odor coming from the operation. At present, there are three lagoons or cells at the facility.
Engineers have set preliminary plans to do different types of work in each cell.
In cell one, the engineers plan to deepen the lagoon to hold 5.45 feet rather than four feet of water. The depth will be increased by raising the embankment around the cell by almost two feet. The project includes excavating one-half of a foot of old clay from the cell and putting in a new one-foot thick liner. The control structure will also be upgraded in the cell.
Cell two will include similar work. But first, work crews will remove the rooted bushes currently growing in the lagoon. Then, the old liner will be removed and replaced with a foot of clay. The cell will have the dikes raised 2.5 feet so the lagoon can hold a maximum of six feet of water as opposed to four feet. The control structure in that cell will also be upgraded.
Cell three will be a simpler operation, according to the city officials. Construction crews will remove the brush that has grown in the lagoon and re-compact the existing pond bottom liner.
In addition to the sewer lagoon upgrade project, the East Carbon mayor and council addressed an unrelated concern about money at Tuesday's meeting.
The officials discussed the fact that the county had not sent the money to the city for the police department.
Earlier in the year, an agreement was reached regarding law enforcement coverage between the county, East Carbon and Sunnyside. The county agreed to pay East Carbon for providing coverage in unincorporated areas, while Sunnyside agreed to pay East Carbon to handle the town's law enforcement needs. At one point, Sunnyside created a police force and only used East Carbon as a backup. However, the force did not provide 24-hour service and East Carbon police or the county sheriff's office had to respond when Sunnyside's officers were not on duty.
At Tuesday's meeting, East Carbon officials noted that Sunnyside has not paid the town's share of the agreed upon money, either.
In an unrelated action, the council also decided not to designate parking for large trucks in the community at this time. Presently some truckers are parking trailers in front of the old Dragerton Shopping Center and the council felt that could continue until businesses are actually placed in the buildings and then they will consider what to do.


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Haven't had their beer but the T&T family also owned vineyards for centuries and I've had some of the wine.
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Haven't had their beer but the T&T family also owned vineyards for centuries and I've had some of the wine.
That's interesting. (The bartender called it T&T too, he said the customers who know the brand use that term).
I'd wager Liquor Barn or Party Source has it in KY. I'll bring a passel of it to Gazebo in April if I can find it.
P.S. Beer-related joke for legalists which is recounted in a number of old English texts on beer or brewing history: A Mr. Justice Maule was asked, "Why do you drink so much stout My Lord?", to which he replied: "To bring my intellect down to the level of the rest of the bench".
Drinking an Epic Hopulent IPA tonight. They're different every time. I'm enjoying this release, I find a lot of citrus hoppiness which always works well for me and plenty of malt to balance it out.
One of my favorites. 3 Floyd's Zombie Dust.
This One Goes To 11 ale, a very tasty limited release from Bell's
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Having a New Holland Dragon's Milk and then maybe off to some Beer Barrel Bourbon.
I have never had ZD, but I'll be looking forward to trying it this week! *excited*


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BuckMagic wrote:This is ALL hypothetical. Headley is really the only 3B on the market that is worth trading for. If they don't want to trade for him could Manny Machado come up from Bowie and play 3B for the O's?!
birdwatcher55 wrote:I think we have found our third baseman. I don't see Hardy going anywhere
legmason wrote:Good call Shorebirdfan. How much difference a month plus makes huh? Manny caught fire in Bowie and forced the front office to think twice. I wonder if Manny would've gotten called up if we weren't still in the thick of things? My guess is DD and Showalter had this move in mind when examining the risk/reward of acquiring Headley and decided to pass based on how close they thought Machado was to coming up. So far, and yes it's extremely early, they look pretty smart.
LA Detective wrote:1. Can Davis ever be an average 1b on D..it would solve another problem?
2. Do we keep what we have in LF now and use Avery/Hoes/Reimold for spring competition?
3. Look at all the pitching Depth. It will be very interesting who Buck/DD/RP deem as who to keep and who to trade. All this with Bundy looming..I think we have enough depth to pull off a Halladay (not him) type of trade if such an Ace becomes available. How cool would it be to go into next year with a rotation of ACE, Hammel, CHen, and who we keep and with Bundy ready to step in?
Oriole85 wrote:Priority list: 1) starting pitching 2) First Base 3) Left field
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This has definitely been a banner year for Christina Aguilera, who celebrates her 32nd birthday today!
The pop star was crowned "The Voice of a Generation" by the American Latino Media Arts Awards, rocked her routine at the American Music Awards, performed at the Hurricane Sandy Benefit concert and was selected to pay tribute to the late legend, Etta James.
On top of all that, her show "The Voice" received its biggest ratings to date this season … beating her former rival Britney Spears' "The X Factor."
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Meet some 180 art craftsmen and women who open their workshops to the public during this open doors weekend on 16 & 17/11/13.
Art lovers, budding craftsmen and women and people from all walks of life can discover, accompanied by the craftsman or woman the conceptual and technical creation of a piece of art.
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Organised by the Entente Interprovinciale des Métiers d'Art de Wallonie since 1997.
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Maine school districts would be required to pick up the tab for any remedial course work their students need when they get to college, under a bill being proposed by the LePage administration. Another measure, also backed by the governor, would lift the cap on the number of charter schools allowed in Maine and let public school students use state funds to attend religious schools. Both bills are drawing fierce opposition from education groups. Jay Field reports.
At an Education Department news conference Wednesday, administration officials said there were a few other pieces of legislation coming out, but that they weren't major new proposals. The next day came the remediation and school choice bills.
But anyone who was surprised to see them show up, wasn't paying close attention to the governor's State-of-the-State address back in February. "Too many of our graduates are unprepared for higher education or the workforce," LePage said. "Fifty percent of the kids that graduate from high school, that go on to community college, need to take remedial courses."
These kids, LePage continued, went through public school and the job wasn't done. Now, their parents, many of whom are stuggling financially, the governor noted, are being asked to pay for remedial classes.
"Well folks, I am proposing legislation that says if a child who attends a community college or the university system has to take remedial courses in English or Math, that the sending high school pays it," he said.
For months, no proposal appeared. But that changed yesterday. Rep. David Cotta, a China Republican, is sponsoring the governor's bill. "This proposal says that the product that's being generated is not meeting the standard," Cotta says. "Somebody has to incur those costs."
This coming fall, the Maine Community College System estimates that more than 1,000 students will need to take more than 1,400 remedial courses. The price tag for tuition, fees and books? Around $600,000.
Cotta's bill would give the commissioner of education the right to deduct these remedial education costs from the money school districts get from the state.
"I think it's ludicrous," says Connie Brown. Brown, who heads the Maine School Management Association, says cutting the amount of state money going to already cash-strapped school districts won't help improve learning outcomes for students, especially poor kids.
"Poor kids are already trying to overcome significant barriers, so to take more money away from them, in hopes that they'll do better next time, doesn't make any sense to me," she says.
Brown also has harsh words for another LePage bill released this week: LD 1529, An Act To Expand School Choice for Maine Students, would lift the cap on the number of charter schools allowed in Maine. It would also let students use public money to attend religious schools.
But Brown says that would divert money from public schools. And the Legislature, she notes, already rendered its verdict on public funding for religious schools last year.
"The Republican majority said, 'No, this is not the way we want public money spent, and it ought to defeated,' and was," she says. "I'm surprised that it's coming around, yet again, as part of a choice package."
But in his State-of-the-State speech, LePage left little doubt he would push school choice legislation again. "All students and parents deserve options, especially for the economically disadvantaged," he said.
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Nearly two millennia old, the ancient city of Basel can trace its roots back through history to its origins as the Roman fort of Basilia. For centuries a crucible for cultural and educational progress, Basel has been home to such great figures as Erasmus and Friedrich Nietzsche, each of whom left their prominent mark upon the city. Today one of the great global marketplaces for art and antiquities, Basel continues its long tradition as a catalyst of creative expression.
Top Things to Do in Basel
- Journey through history at one of Basel's 27 museums, featuring exhibits and artifacts spanning the ages
- Stroll through Altstadt, the vividly colorful old quarter at the heart of the city, dating back to the middle ages, now bustling with stores and restaurants to entice the holiday visitor
- A weary body and mind are your tickets to Basel's mineral-rich hot springs which dot the region surrounding the city and are said to possess miraculous healing properties
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Tour the University of Basel, an academic institution dating back almost 6 centuries. Within its library you will find a collection of some of the world's oldest and rarest manuscripts.
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Harold W. Jaffe, MD, MA
Associate Director for Science
Dr. Jaffe received his undergraduate degree in genetics from the University of California, Berkeley, and his medical degree from the University of California, Los Angeles. He trained in internal medicine at the UCLA Medical Center and in infectious diseases at the University of Chicago hospitals.
He served as an Epidemic Intelligence Officer at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC). In 1981, he joined a CDC task force investigating a new disease, soon to become known as AIDS. He led the first national case-control study to determine risk factors for the disease and the first natural history study of HIV. Over the next 2 decades, he served in leadership positions in CDC's expanding HIV/AIDS programs and in 2001 became Director of the National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention. He also spent a sabbatical year at The Institute of Cancer Research in London, UK.
In 2004, Dr. Jaffe accepted a position as Fellow of St Cross College and Head of the Department of Public Health at the University of Oxford. At Oxford, he established a new master's degree program in Global Health Science. The course has trained more than 130 students, half of whom come from developing countries. In June 2010, he returned to CDC to become the Associate Director of Science.
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First Day Of The Great Yorkshire Show
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A prize wining Belgian Hare sits in its cage at the Great Yorkshire... Fotografía de noticiasBélgica,Cultura belga,Estilos de vida,Harrogate,Horizontal,Inglaterra,Jaula,Liebre,Ocio,Premio,Reino Unido,SentadoPhotographer Ian ForsythCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesHARROGATE, ENGLAND - JULY 09: A prize wining Belgian Hare sits in its cage at the Great Yorkshire Show on July 9, 2013 in Harrogate, England. The Great Yorkshire Show is the UK's premier agricultural event and brings together agricultural displays, livestock events, farming demonstrations, food, dairy and produce stands as well as equestrian events to thousands of visitors over the three days. (Photo by Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)


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The Historic Argument Against Organized Religion
Again, I see no divine mind behind the Catholic church. It's a human institution created by males. Yes, it has done a great amount of good, but so do other organizations. You'd expect this, since human beings created them. But the misdeeds need to be explained, not explained away. I've made this argument elsewhere in answering a Catholic.
Also, I think the last thing I would do if I were a minority is to embrace the very faith that brutalized my ancestors, which also indicts Protestants along with Christianity as a whole.
Chuck O'Connor said of this argument of mine:
You've summarized the tipping point for my atheism which I am provisionally calling the Historic Argument against organized religion.I like that.


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MASSENA - The St. Lawrence River Walleye Association will host its annual Opening Day Walleye Derby on May 4 from 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the boat launch at Whitaker Park in Waddington with the scales opening at noon.
The entry fee is $50 per two-person team with an optional $20 per team big fish contest. There will also be a $5 restocking fee for nonSLRWA members.
This years event will feature wider boundaries and a slot limit. This years boundaries stretch from the Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge to the top side of the Robert Moses Power Dam.
Under the new format for this year the prize-winning teams will be determined by the best weight for (3) fish 18-23 and (1) fish over 23. All fish over 23 must be able to be released and any dead fish will receive an 8 oz penalty.
Any fish between 18 and 23 can be kept by the fishermen and do not need to be released.
We widened the boundaries to open the derby up to more anglers, said SLRWA President Mike Gagner who related that use a of slot-limit was two-fold in purpose.
The first was to protect the large female Walleye in what is expected to be a late spawn because of the cold water conditions caused by the weather conditions.
The second was to even the playing field somewhat for the anglers.
Everyone is expecting a late spawn and we really want to protect the large female walleyes by limiting the number that can be weighed in and by releasing all the big fish which are caught, said Gagner.
Also by targeting the smaller males makes it easier for the anglers who only get to fish once or twice a week to do very well in the derby while competing against anglers who have the opportunity to spend a lot of time fishing.
The awards ceremony will be held at the JC River Run Bar and Grill in Waddington at 3 p.m.
Signups will be taken at the JC River Run Bar & Grill on Friday, May 3 from 6-7:30 p.m. For a complete list of rules please visit www.stlawrenceriverwalleyeassociation.com or call Mike at 384-3450.
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Switzerland coach Ottmar Hitzfeld expects to face an improved Honduras when the teams meet at the FIFA World Cup on Wednesday.
The match is a repeat of the last round of group fixtures in 2010, which saw the teams play out a goalless draw to crash out of the competition together.
As things stand, both are on course to be eliminated once again, and they will be hoping Ecuador - currently second in Group E and ahead of Switzerland on goal difference - are unable to get the better of leaders France in Wednesday's other fixture.
Hitzfeld insists his side will be playing for the win, but knows to expect a different Honduran outfit to the one he faced four years ago.
''Each game is different, each squad is different," he said. "We have new players in the Honduras squad, two wonderful forwards and there are two new players in midfield, so this is a different team to who we faced in South Africa.
''They are good players, they are tall players, long passes for (Carlo) Costly and (Jerry) Bengston too. Bengston comes in from the sides, they are good in the air, they shoot well, they are fast and have important qualities, both of them.
"Honduras are a fast team, they have a good attack, they play long passes, are well organised in defence and midfield, they have technical players, and this is why tomorrow we will try to implement our philosophy in the game."
The match takes place in Manaus, a venue that has become notorious for its challenging conditions, but Hitzfeld is confident his players are ready for it.
''We are prepared for the Manaus weather conditions, that's why we came early to Brazil to prepare, we were in Sao Paulo and Salvador, we are well prepared," he added.
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OGDENSBURG He is described in affectionate superlatives: kind, gentle, caring, a trusted confidante. He also is known as a good storyteller.
Monsignor Robert L. Lawler, 82, will retire Sunday as vicar general for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg, a position he has held since 1994. A quiet and unassuming man, he chose not to comment on his decadeslong career with the diocese.
But his friends and diocesan colleagues were more than happy to do so, with praise.
He is the most kind and gentle man I have ever known, said the Rev. Douglas J. Lucia, pastor of St. Marys Catholic Church, Canton. I always admired his patience. He always has time to talk to people.
Colleen E. Steele, administrator of St. Josephs Home, which the monsignor was key in developing and where he continues to preside over daily midmorning Mass, considers him family.
Obviously, we see him as part of St. Josephs Home, she said. Hes one of the kindest men Ive ever met. The residents remember him.
Monsignor Lawler was born Nov. 9, 1930, in Oneonta. He studied for the priesthood at Wadhams Hall Seminary College and at Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. He was ordained to the priesthood on May 19, 1956.
In serving Bishops Paul S. Loverde, Gerald M. Barbarito, Robert J. Cunningham and Terry R. LaValley, he has held numerous diocesan positions. He retired in June as pastor of St. Marys Church, Waddington, and St. John the Baptist Church, Madrid.
That kind of jack-of-all-trades willingness to serve his diocese has never gone unnoticed or unappreciated.
Just ask Bishop LaValley.
He has served as the closest adviser and confidante to the last four diocesan bishops, the bishop said in an emailed message. My three predecessors and I have been richly blessed by Monsignors wise counsel and cherished friendship. ... The church, indeed the entire north country, is indebted to Monsignor Lawler for his continuing priestly ministry among us.
Sister Jennifer L. Votraw SSJ, the diocese chancellor, planner and director of communications, said Monsignor Lawler is regarded as a saint by many of the other sisters.
Hes a good man, she said. Hes a well-respected man.
The monsignor, Sister Jennifer said, has an extensive knowledge of the dioceses history.
And then some.
He could always tell a good story, she said.
Monsignor Lawlers successor as vicar general, the Rev. Joseph A. Morgan, rector of St. Marys Cathedral, has high praise for his friends dedication to the diocese.
Monsignor Lawler has served with distinction over the course of these many years, he said. His fine work and ministry with Catholic Charities for decades and the pastoral care he has extended to his parishioners over the years has been second to none. He has a wonderful way of helping people draw close to the Lord and experience the love of God in their lives.
The Rev. F. James Shurtleff, pastor of Notre Dame Church, also praised Monsignor Lawlers service to others.
He is a very kind and caring person, Father Shurtleff said. He has a great concern for the needy.
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Science Applications International Corporation announced June 21 that it was awarded a task order by the U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center – Space Logistics Directorate to provide consolidated logistics management support in support of Air Force Space Command.
The single-award task order has a seven-month base period of performance, two option years and a total contract value of approximately $36 million if all options are exercised. Work will be performed primarily in Colorado Springs, Colo. The task order was awarded under the SMC Technical Services BPA vehicle.
SMC, a key component of AFSPC, is the center of technical excellence for researching, developing and purchasing military space systems. The center is responsible for on-orbit, check-out testing, sustainment and maintenance of military satellite constellations and other Department of Defense space systems. The SL Directorate serves as the SMC focal point for logistics, maintenance, supply, and sustaining engineering policy and processes, and operates the Space Logistics Readiness Center.
Under the contract, SAIC will provide CLMS services, including: initial engineering technical analysis; project planning; project budgeting analysis; and coordination support required to evaluate sustainment issues. SAIC will also provide core sustainment support, logistics support analysis and immediate technical assistance to the user, as required, for several space weapon system programs including: Space Based Infrared System, Military Satellite Communication and Defense Meteorological Satellite Program.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Republicans and Democrats joined business and labor leaders to show their support for a bill designed to make a variety of investments to strengthen Maine's workforce.
"There is nothing worse than knowing that we have over 50,000 unemployed people in Maine and thousands of jobs unfilled because they don't have the skills," lamented John Fitzsimmons, president of Maine's Community College System. "I think our job as a state is to find those resources to close those gaps and make us competitive for the future."
Fitzsimmons says the state's community colleges turned away about 4,000 people last year because there were not enough spaces for them on campus or in the classroom. He says 83 of their programs were at maximum capacity, but starting this fall, the school will receive an influx of funding to add students and courses that will train them for jobs that are in high demand if L.D. 90, An Act to Strengthen Maine's Workforce and Economic Future, is approved.
"We're here today to showcase our bipartisan work and our unanimous report," stated Senator Seth Goodall, Co-Chair of the Joint Select Committee on Maine's Workforce and Economic Future.
"We believe that L.D. 90 will help us to make big strides towards strengthening our state's prosperity and our economy generally," added Co-Chair, Representative Seth Berry.
The bill calls for expanded training opportunities at Maine's Community Colleges and increased educational offerings in rural parts of the state where unemployment is high and wages typically are lower.
It will also fund apprenticeship programs and help coordinate industry partnerships between businesses and educators to make sure workers are trained for the jobs available.
The bill would also streamline the process for students to transfer credits between the University of Maine System and the state's community colleges.
"There are many, many people throughout the state of Maine who are going to benefit in direct ways in terms of increasing their education, enhancing their workforce skills and enabling themselves, their families,their communities, the businesses they work for to move forward in a substantial and tangible way," stated James Page, chancellor of the University of Maine System.
The bill will now head to the Senate for debate early next week, and if passed, many of the initiative's components could begin to be implemented by this fall.


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Updated: It looks like the dreamers were right! Arrow earned a 1.3 adults 18-49 rating (original posted as a 1.1, apologies!) for its debut episode, which is downright amazing by today's CW standards (
but still not up to that lofty Smallville level!)
Many commenters have been looking at The CW's disappointing premiere numbers, and saying something akin to "But Arrow is premiering Wednesday! It's going to be huge! Don't count the CW out yet!" Could they be on to something?
Arrow has been the recipient of some fairly positive buzz from early screenings which may pique the interest from the genre crowd. Superheroes are also very popular at the moment (at least at the box office), and The CW has had success in the past with the DC Universe (Smallville's last season premiered and ended with a 1.3 adults 18-49 rating, which is huge by today's standards).
So can an Arrow turn the CW ship around? Let us know how you think the show will premiere tonight, tell us why in the comments!


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|Price Named to Jerry Rice Award Watch List
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Appalachian State University wide receiver Sean Price (Reston, Va./South Lakes) is one of 16 players on the initial watch list for the 2012 Jerry Rice Award, The Sports Network announced on Wednesday. The Rice Award is given to the nation's top freshman football player in NCAA Division I
FCS. Price, a redshirt freshman from Reston, Va., leads Appalachian State with 26 receptions for 361 yards and five touchdowns this year, despite playing only three of the team's first five games. With only three games played, he does not qualify for the official NCAA statistical rankings, but if he did, he would rank fifth nationally in receiving yards (120.3/gm) and sixth in receptions (8.7/gm) while leading the Southern Conference in both categories. Despite playing just three games, his 361 total receiving yards are good for 27th nationally.
The reigning SoCon Freshman of the Week has registered at least 100 receiving yards in each of his three appearances this season, matching Appalachian's all-time record for consecutive 100-yard receiving games. Brian Quick (2011), DaVon Fowlkes (2004) and Bob Agle (1968) are the only other Mountaineers to ever record three-consecutive 100-yard receiving games, feats that they accomplished as seniors.
Price, who is the only freshman in Appalachian State history with multiple 100-yard receiving games, is the only wideout on the 16-player Rice Award watch list. The Jerry Rice Award will be presented at The Sports Network's annual FCS Awards Banquet on Dec. 17 in Philadelphia.
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Anyone willing to help ? I tried several times already with the help of wiki link here and others sites, but seems I still do something wrong. Maybe those colors have something to do with it ? ;/
Last edited by Kazijashi; 01-26-2012 at 09:20 PM.
ねぬひわかか [hiragana, ne-nu-hi-wa-ga-ga]
No, seriously. Instead of posting a captcha and hoping to get a reply possibly hours later, why not just use a hiragana/katakana chart?
someone convert or type this out please
I think thats it.
on the website do you have to type in just the blue or red or black letters
Generally when there are colored kana's, there will be a question or statement above the capcha telling you which characters to type, or in some cases to count. That's been my experience with it.
Can some please translate this sentence into English ??
Thank you
can someone help me pls with this?
Last edited by delta1gt; 06-05-2012 at 11:29 PM. Reason: -=Doublepost=-
Can someone translate this please? T.T


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DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine (NEWS CENTER)--Wendy Farley of Brownville was arrested by police and charged with criminal solicitation for murder. She allegedly asked someone to have her husband killed.
She appeared before a judge in Piscataquis County. Court documents state that the man Farley approached asked her what would be accomplished if her husband was murdered and Farley replied "He's out. He is gone. I'm free. The kids can grow up unafraid to be kids."
Officers say they have no record of abuse in the Farley home. Friends say they had no idea anything was wrong.
Farley has been married for 30 years. If convicted she could see up to 30 years behind bars.
Farley is being held on ten thousand dollars cash bail. She is not allowed contact with her husband and she can not have unsupervised visits from her children under the age of 18.


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New update:
* Fix colors (red means enchanted=false)
* Add Class icons & class name colors
* Implement Sorting
* Enchant counting
---------- Post added 2012-10-12 at 01:03 AM ----------
Spec (or role?) icon next to class icon would still be nice. (with class/spec text on mouseover for both)
Guess I'd have to bring up pvp gear too, but I'm not sure what functionality you're given in that regard.
I like it, it's clean, fast and conveys the needed information. For the IE8 problem I wouldn't invest too much effort. As a web developer I developed an upgrade or die attitude lately. It's not too much to ask to use use a browser that's not over 3 years old.
Maybe adding 2 spec icons would be good, and activated spec would have a glow or something.
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Last edited by kronoss; 2012-10-12 at 02:22 PM.
you're preaching to the choir
actually pretty awesome thanks
smile!! Hearts loves you!!
Anyone else noticing their armory page isn't actually showing any sockets or gems?
My opinions: 5.0 was the golden age of content, the ability prune barely did anything, and 6.2 is actually an enjoyable timesink.
Dang...now it doesn't work at all on this outdated IE lol. I agree that you shouldn't be developing for this garbage either. I'll check out the changes when I get home on Chrome and it will make my raid invites a lot easier this weekend.
Really cool site. I'll be linking it to my GM so he can use it for quick checks before raids.
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will you be able to implement a way to track raid attendance?
My opinions: 5.0 was the golden age of content, the ability prune barely did anything, and 6.2 is actually an enjoyable timesink.
Is anyone else having issues with this basically never pulling updated information? Mine was still showing a significantly lower iLvl from my character who had been logged off and on several times over the days before I checked it last.
Can the OP/creator give any insight as to how this pulls the information, because it doesn't seem to synch with the armory?


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