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A.B. Lord Fellow Lecture, 2015
The Center for Studies in Oral Tradition will sponsor a public lecture by A. B. Lord Fellow, Dr. Xiulan Bao, "Mongolian Oral Traditions: History and the Status Quo," Wednesday November 11, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. in Arts & Science Room 40A.
Dr. Xiulan Bao's lecture has been rescheduled for Wednesday November 18, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. in Arts & Science Room 1.Read more...


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Definitions for vine maple
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word vine maple
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vine maple, Acer circinatum(noun)
small maple of northwestern North America having prostrate stems that root freely and form dense thickets
vine maple(Noun)
A relatively small maple, Acer circinatum, found in western North America, resembling the Japanese maple, often grown as an ornamental.
Origin: From the spreading, twisting growth habit of its branches.
Acer circinatum
Acer circinatum is a species of maple native to western North America, from southwest British Columbia to northern California, usually within 300 kilometres of the Pacific Ocean coast, found along the Columbia Gorge and Coastal Forest. It belongs to the Palmatum group of maple trees native to East Asia with its closest relatives being the Acer japonicum and Acer pseudosieboldianum. It can be difficult to distinguish from these species in cultivation. It is the only member of the Palmatum group that resides outside of Asia. It most commonly grows as a large shrub growing to around 5 to 8 metres tall, but it will occasionally form a small to medium-sized tree, exceptionally to 18 metres tall. The shoots are slender and hairless. It typically grows in the under story below much taller forest trees, but can sometimes be found in open ground, and occurs at altitudes from sea level up to 1,500 metres. The leaves are opposite, and palmately lobed with 7 to 11 lobes, almost circular in outline, 3 to 14 centimetres long and broad, and thinly hairy on the underside; the lobes are pointed and with coarsely toothed margins. The leaves turn bright yellow to orange-red in fall.
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This is a Rain Tree, or Saman. Early travellers to the tropics reported that the tree produced rain at night. Legend speaks " rains from the branches , are the juice of the cicadas, or Cheribus. The grass is always green beneath this tree due to the way the leaves close at night allowing the rain to fall more easily within its foliage. and thus during the days covers the grass more effectively from the harsh sun. It's a very huge canopied tree, one of the most symmetrical in the world. covered with tiny pinktipped tufts fron spring to fall. A great footnote on the tree is that it was used in the movie, as well as mentioned in the novel, "Swiss Family Robinson." It harboured the family in its huge limbs where they made an impenetrable fort in it's giant branches.
The canopy of the tree will surpass the height eventually. It is a great protector, and as such I have a great affinity for it.
The canopy of the tree will surpass the height eventually. It is a great protector, and as such I have a great affinity for it.
WOW this is such a lovely photo. I love the contrast and how the tree is completely black. It's such a wounderful photo that i couldn't help pass it up without a fav. or a comment or anything. I love the concept you did with this. And I like how the tree spreads out, it is such a lovely location and ideal peice of work. Altho I do have one issue with it, I believe you should have a lttle ground to the tree, where the ground meets. Because the tree looks as if it is floating, so some ground should be added there but the bonder line seems to take care of it but I am just saying to add some ground next time. WOW i just love this photo so pretty. Well done. And keept it up.
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Absolutely beautiful. I love the emotion in this photo, even though there are no colors and it is a solitary tree. But that may be the strongest point, that there are indeed no other factors to get in the way of what you are trying to convey. The contrast of the dark tree, which almost looks shadowed or silhouetted, against the light, dappled-grey, sky. When I look at this I feel peace and serenity overall, though hints of something darker- possibly more sinister. I could go on forever about all the emotions and whatnot you could suck out of this, but I think it can be expressed in one word- magnificent.
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Nicely done ! I love the delicate, Oriental flair it has.
Swiss Fam is one of my top 10 favorite movies!
It has that Ansel Adams magic on it. I love it!
I love the pic & the statement. TY
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beautiful work!
These type of tree photography always reminds me Loreena McKennitt songs...
Lovely tree!
a wonderful contrast between the smooth flow of the couds and the coiled strength inherent in the tree
This is absolutely gorgeous and I'm surprised I haven't seen it as a DD yet. It reminds me of something I would see in a beautiful nature documentary or national geographic cover. Stunning!
WOW I love this!!!
Wonderful Shot!
It's a beautiful silhouette.
Wow, nice picture and great tittle too. = )
very beautiful. Both the picture and the description. Very informative as well, I didn't know any of that.
lol i'm an outdoor-sy type of guy and i gotta tell you, the only thing i can think of wehn viewing this pic is, how can i climb it how many different ways and swing from it and jump from branch to branch and just lay on the branch junctions and... you get the point i lubz it!
This is a fantastic image! The lines and composition are absolutely superb, and the decision to make it black and white was a good What I really love about this photograph is in the way it's composed, the viewer cannot see any of the ground. That's a very unique angle, one not seen often in photography. Well done
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congrats, and Have a great 2009
congrats, and Have a great 2009
This is a beautiful shot!!
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Vaya, como una vez escribi, "No hay ser mas comprensivo que un arbol frente a tu hogar", los arboles son los seres mas sensibles, casi lo puedo tocar, casi lo puedo sentir, acaribiar y descanzar bajo su frescura, pero este no s un arbol en donde se pueda descanzar, este es un ser amigo con el que se puede contemplar un buen atardecer
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Excellent shot. I just love how this tree looks.
wow, you actually took taht yourself? its so simple but looks amazing on photo!
Very powerful photograph. I'm really glad it's in b/w.
The tree itself looks very alone, i can even say a little sad. It's great that you captured the weather so well, you chose the moment very well. A very good capture indeed!
The tree itself looks very alone, i can even say a little sad. It's great that you captured the weather so well, you chose the moment very well. A very good capture indeed!
I love those trees ! Great contrast of tones and framing
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So, I know it may be a little premature to be talking about baby names, but my husband and I have had names picked out since before we even started trying. HOWEVER, our boy name is our only sticking point and its only because of the initials it would produce. The first and middle name sound great together, but when we put our last name with it the initials spell GAS..... My husband doesn't think its a big deal because people don't use their initials very often, but I'm not so sure. What do you guys think?
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To me, awful initials is a deal breaker. Especially when they go to daycare/school/summer camp .. you have to initial everything. If there is a kid in your child's class with the same first and last initial, you will have to use the middle initial. What I was always told is that kids can make fun of any name, so make sure you don't give them an obvious attack point lol.
My best friend had a keychain with her initials .. LBS .. she got made fun of because she was overwieght and her initials spelled out the abbreviation for pounds.
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I agree with your dh. While I will consider initials, and wouldn't go with something like ASS, if I really like a name and the initials are a little off I'm not gonna let that be the deciding factor. My kids (and myself) have needed to use initials a lot, but only thefirst and last name initials, not middle name. And those mongrammed things... they are so not necessary. I say f you love the name, don't worry about the initals too much or just use GS when you use them.
And my initials are RAT... the only person who ever noticed or picked on me was dh...lol
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I would have to say that initials could be a problem with me making a decision. Our last name starts with a P... so sometimes we have to be careful (at one time our son now, could have been PAP). I don't think I would do GAS....
We have a name for the next one if it's a boy, and his initials would be RAP. I can handle the initials spelling some words, but not others.... I'm in agreement with you OP... I don't think I could use it.
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While you don't use your initals a lot you still do use them off and on in your life. My initals growing up were PEC and many people thought it was funny cause it sounded like (PECK) not sure the humor in that but I think if your initals are GAS people/kids are gonna giggle a bit.
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With a new science museum and lively Riverwalk, lakefront Milwaukee creates a buzz.
In the September 2006 issue of National Geographic Traveler, Margaret Loftus reveals the city of Milwaukee, where 600,000 residents enjoy vast parkland, expansive museums, and funky boutiques. But shh, they don't want you to tell.
48 Hours in Milwaukee
Text by Margaret Loftus
With a new science museum and lively Riverwalk, lakefront Milwaukee creates a buzz.
Milwaukee's image has been defined by its most famous exports: Bratwursts and beer, Laverne & Shirley. But lately the buzz from Brewtown has been more hip than hokey. A $126-million addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum by superstar architect Santiago Calatrava put the city back on the map a few years ago. This month marks the debut of Discovery World, a 120,000-square-foot science and technology museum on the Lake Michigan waterfront. And in 2008, the Harley-Davidson Museum will open its doors in the Menomonee Valley, the city's former industrial backbone.
Meanwhile, what started as an initiative in the 1980s by former mayor John Norquist to lure more residents to the ghost town that was downtown has become a full-blown renaissance. Neighborhoods from Walker's Point to the Historic Third Ward are in various stages of revitalization, with 19th- and early 20th-century buildings being gutted and restored as restaurants, shops, and loft spaces.
Milwaukeeans have always had an underdog's sense of civic pride, having spent the better part of two centuries in the shadow of Chicago's big shoulders. There's more parkland here per capita than most other cities in the country, anchored by the waterfront Lake Park designed by Frederick Law Olmstead. The population of 600,000 supports an annual public sculpture exhibit and a total of 24 theaters. And for nearly 40 years, the city once known as the German Athens has celebrated its gemütlichkeit with Summerfest, an 11-day bacchanalia featuring musical acts from polka to pop.
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A grace note on Milwaukee's lakefront is the elegant addition that Santiago Calatrava designed for the Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM). With its swooping white wings, the "Calatrava" (a movable sunscreen that opens and closes with the museum), as locals call it, has garnered worldwide attention for the museum since 2001. "Architourists" find that there's some pretty neat stuff in the museum, too. Its permanent collection includes works by Georgia O'Keeffe, Winslow Homer, and Pablo Picasso.
Another soon-to-be lakefront icon, the seven 26-foot-tall sculptures that make up "Wind Leaves," by environmental artist Ned Kahn, draw you farther south to the massive complex that is Pier Wisconsin, home of the new Discovery World. A double-helix-shaped staircase welcomes visitors to the museum that will eventually house some 200 interactive exhibits, like the Rockwell Automation's Dream Machine with which you can build your own 3-D object. Two aquariums—freshwater and saltwater—will feature exhibits that re-create the Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean environments. And when it's not in port, the Wisconsin tall ship S/V Denis Sullivan, a replica of an 1880s-era three-masted schooner with modern research capabilities, will beam back its findings to a lab at the museum.
It was the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 that gave Milwaukee's beer barons—Valentine Blatz, Frederick Pabst, Joseph Schlitz, and others—a leg up on their competition to the south: Milwaukee brewers produced more than one million barrels of beer in 1885, nearly 20 times the output of 1865. Today, Miller is the only original brewer left in the city, with an annual output of nine million barrels in the Milwaukee plant alone. It's worth the drive up State Street for a tour (and a cold sample).
After Frederick Pabst's death in 1904, his heirs sold the family home, a grand Flemish Renaissance Revival mansion built in 1892 with state-of-the-art electricity, heating, and plumbing. A preservation group saved the Pabst Mansion from demolition in the 1970s and has recently unveiled its restoration. Now it's a museum that offers a glimpse into life during Milwaukee's industrial go-go days with exhibitions, like the latest, "My Dear Children," that explores the lives of the Pabst heirs through letters and photographs. On what could be the best chunk of real estate in town, the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum and gardens are perched on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. Built for the Lloyd R. Smith family in 1923 in the style of a 16th-century Italian villa, the interior has some exquisite workmanship.
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Oscar Wilde reportedly said, "If what you want isn't on Brady Street, you probably don't need it." A century later, Brady Street, on the city's East Side, is known for its funky flair with clothing shops such as Detour, denim specialists featuring all the top blue jean brands and more. Miss Groove has accessories, like Matt & Nat handbags, and for tasteful lingerie from Cosabella and Arianne, the new Miss Groove Intimates has moved in across the street.
The Third Ward, the industrial blocks south of East St. Paul Street, are booming with warehouses that have been converted into sidewalk cafés and one-of-a-kind shops, thanks, in part, to the Riverwalk, a promenade that stretches along the Milwaukee River connecting the neighborhood to downtown. Stationery junkies should make a beeline to Broadway Paper, where the selection of designer paper and pens rivals those of New York stationers. Across the street, Private Gardener is chock-full of unique home and patio furnishings, plant containers, and various accoutre-ments for green thumbs and wannabes.
Anchoring the ward is the Milwaukee Public Market, which opened last year. A mini version of Seattle's Pike Place, the market features local purveyors: The Spice House, Cedarburg Coffee, and West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe have outposts here. Sausage connoisseurs head downtown to Usinger's Famous Sausage on Old World Third Street, a slice of movie-set Germany. The link selection includes linguica, kielbasa, and 11 different kinds of bratwurst.
Where To Eat
When local celebrity chef Sanford D'Amato transformed his family-owned grocery store into the elegant Sanford restaurant 17 years ago, competition was pretty scarce. In the past ten years, however, things have heated up. "It's amazing how much growth there's been," notes Ann Christianson, who has been Milwaukee Magazine's restaurant critic for the past decade. Nevertheless, she says it's not easy to make a splash here. "Milwaukeeans aren't impressed by trends. The places that do well are the ones that have substance behind them." Having proven his mettle with Sanford, widely regarded as the best restaurant in town with dishes like caramelized wild sturgeon on green papaya salad, D'Amato went on to open Coquette Café, a cheery bistro in the Third Ward that regulars love for light fare and French comfort food.
Another hot spot that has surpassed Milwaukeeans' muster in the 2 1/2 years it's been open is Roots in the Brewer's Hill neighborhood. Inspired by Alice Waters' Chez Panisse, Chef John Raymond shapes his menu around what sort of organic veggies are popping up at the restaurant's own farm in Cedarburg. Nearby is Sake Tumi, whose Japanese-Korean menu ranges from sushi to bulgogi to Kobe tenderloin.
Other notables include the Bartolotta group of restaurants, with its second Ristorante Bartolotta, a local recommendation for upscale Italian fare, and Lake Park Bistro, for classic French dishes, such as boeuf bourguignonne, in the sublime setting of a park pavilion with a killer view of the lake. Old standby Zaffiro's is the place to go to for crisp pizza, and Mader's still serves up platters of sauerbraten and Wiener schnitzel.
An 1893 landmark, the Pfister Hotel was long the one and only luxury property in Milwaukee. Despite the hotel's recent face-lift, its barrel-vaulted lobby, with dark wood and etched glass still conjures up the heyday of the beer barons. On the other end of the spectrum, there's the 64-room Hotel Metro, with an interior designed by Milwaukee legend Madame Kuony. Another art deco gem farther west has recently gotten a new lease on life. Once known for its less-than-savory clientele, the Ambassador Hotel has been meticulously restored to its 1928 prime and is now one of the best values in town.
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Log onto these websites for advice on area restaurants, art, and entertainment from some of Milwaukee's insiders.
Go along for the ride as media professional and Milwaukee maven Erin Leffelman explores her hometown, discovering tasty restaurants and cafés, dropping in on local events and homecoming galas (like one for a Great Lakes schooner at Pier Wisconsin), and trying out the city's other sports (Frisbee golf, kite-flying, or go-karting, anyone?). Check out the left-hand column of the site for great Milwaukee sites, links, and more blogs. This blog is funded by the Milwaukee Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Sports are to Milwaukee what gambling is to Las Vegas, and if you want to understand the city (not to mention chat with the locals), brush up on Brewtown's ball scene. OnMilwaukee.com's senior editor, Drew Olsen, keeps locals up-to-date with crisp, no-nonsense entries on the Bucks', Brewers', and Packers' latest stats, draft picks, and injuries.
Socialist Walking Tour of Downtown Milwaukee
This 11-minute podcast walks visitors through Milwaukee's socialist history, which produced numerous members of City Council, three mayors, and the first socialist member of U.S. Congress, not to mention early advancements in the eight-hour workday, living wages, and public parks. Who knew? Download the podcast and hit the ground for a walking tour of Turner Hall, Milwaukee Area Technical College, and City Hall, among other sights.
Choose from a long list of WTMJ shows and commentators via podcast. Download one, or subscribe to a show. Check out Jeff Wagner's podcasts for intelligent news analysis and interviews, and Brewers Radio Network for sports coverage.
The more you look, the more you find on this site bursting with practical ideas for visitors, from categorized event listings, to fun and handy tips (Wi-Fi hotspots, top dining picks, an hour in the life of an interesting Wisconsinite). Check out "Day Watch" for up-to-the-minute local news bulletins.
Browse this alternative paper online for a funky, offbeat take on the city's news, events, and people. Check out "Best of Milwaukee" (Best Restaurant for Gluttons, Best Place to People Watch, Best Local Character), the "Dining Guide," "A & E" (picks on Arts and Entertainment), and "Calendars" (a browsable, searchable, exhaustive list of events).
Turn to Milwaukee's highest-circulation, glossy monthly for profiles, policy pieces, fashion, and some of the city's best advice on dining and arts and entertainment. Try "Milwaukee Events" for a look at events for the week, weekend, or month.
Learn more about this beer-and-brat burg by clicking through this daily online magazine cum city guide packed into tidy categories like "Milwaukee Buzz" (100 Milwaukeeans you need to know), "Arts & Entertainment" (read about Milwaukee's fire performance troupe, Arson Etiquette), "Politics" (trouble brewing at Pabst Farms), and "Travel & Visitors Guide" (try Smashing Milwaukee Stereotypes). Come up for air before you dive in again for their "Archived Guides" ("100 Things to do Near Milwaukee," "Milwaukee Neighborhood Guide") blogs, podcasts, and forums. Whew.
Radio Stations
Originally launched by the students of the Milwaukee School of Engineering, WMSE 91.7 today is the city's alternative radio station, offering an eclectic mix of jazz, alternative rock, and world music. Check out the website for a listing of Milwaukee's alternative music events, and tune in for entertaining shows run by some of the station's 100 volunteer DJs (WMSE schedule ).
The news, analysis, and banter offered on Newsradio WTMJ and its punchy, info-packed shows will leave you feeling like a local. Tune in for local, national, and world headlines and some of the station's commentators: Charlie Sykes for sharp news analysis, Jeff Wagner for justice and advocacy issues, and Jessica McBride for media commentary.
The best thing about this station: You can tell its hosts and reporters love what they're doing. Tune in to Milwaukee's public radio station mornings and evenings for incisive local stories that go beyond headlines; AT10 for discussions with local politicians, businesspeople, and artists; and Café Tonight for local music.
Zoom around Milwaukee with these interactive maps detailing the city's downtown, Historic Third Ward, and greater Milwaukee areas. Search or browse from an extensive menu of attractions (including accommodations, dining, nightlife, shopping, and theater). With a click of your mouse, pinpoint your attraction on a map and pull up address, phone number, and description.
Milwaukee Sketchbook, by Fran Bauer (2005)
The best way to experience the Cream City—and remember it after your trip—is with this radiant book, created by 16 Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design students who walked the city with sketchbooks in hand over the course of a year. The result: 123 captivating paintings of the city's landmarks, great and small—and a refreshing new perspective on a proud city and its people.
The Turk and my Mother: a Novel, by Mary Helen Stefaniak (2004)
Affairs, wars, and mysterious disappearances are just the beginning of the decades of family secrets unfurled in this novel that tells the story of Croatian immigrants who settle in Milwaukee after WWI. Stefaniak spans continents, generations, and emotions in this rich, tangled tale about Milwaukee's immigrant roots.
Red Weather, by Pauls Toutonghi (2006)
The year is 1989 and 15-year-old Yuri Balodis lives in Milwaukee's Third Ward with his working-class parents who escaped Soviet Latvia in a shipping container full of hogs. As his patriotic parents embrace country music and glossy American magazines, shy Yuri joins the staff of a socialist paper, quotes Marx and Lenin, and falls for the daughter of prominent Milwaukee socialists. "As Milwaukee as a novel ever has been," declares OnMilwaukee.com.
Little City by the Lake, Celia Wilkins (2003)
Anne of Green Gables and Little House on the Prairie-readers will love this sweet, charming tale about 15-year-old Caroline Quiner who leaves her Concord, Wisconsin, home in 1855 for the (relatively) great, bustling city of Milwaukee, to attend the Milwaukee Female College. The sixth book in the 'Caroline Years' series, Little City by the Lake follows the life of wholesome Caroline, who became the mother of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
American Movie (1999)
When all is said and done, this is just another movie about one man's quest for the American Dream—but it's contemporary, clever, and roll-in-the-aisle funny. This independent film records the trials of shaggy-haired Milwaukeean Mark Borchardt as he faces the financial, family, and spiritual crises of making an independent film. Get an up-close view of the gray skies, rusty cars, and hearty characters of northwest Milwaukee in this 1999 Sundance Film Festival award-winner.
The Godfather of Green Bay (2005)
Two struggling stand-up comics from L.A. head to Green Bay when they hear a talent scout's in town for Tonight Show bookings. The real comedy starts when the L.A. comics encounter Green Bay natives in their beer-guzzling, mullet-wearing, Packers-rooting glory. Midwestern self-deprecation at its best.
Milwaukee, Minnesota (2003)
Albert's got an overprotective mother, a knack for ice fishing, and a brain that works slower than most. When his mother dies, this small-town Wisconsin kid's on his own against two con artists out for his ice fishing prize money. Midwestern wit and heart conquer their wily schemes—and perhaps viewers' stereotypes—in this light drama set in Brewtown's frigid suburbs (not Minnesota).


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|Titian; Tintoretto; Veronese; Titian; Tintoretto; Veronese; Tintoretto; Titian; Veronese
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Frederick Ilchman; Linda Borean; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.; Musée du Louvre.
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|Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mar. 15, 2009- Aug. 16, 2009 and the Musée du Louvre, Paris, Sept. 14, 2009-Jan. 4, 2010.
|315 pages : color illustrations, maps ; 30 cm
|Venetian painting in an age of rivals / Frederick Ilchman --
Where the money flows : art patronage in sixteenth century Venice / Patricia Fortini Brown --
Collecting in sixteenth and seventeenth century Venice : originals, copies, and "Maniera di" / Linda Borean --
Materials and techniques of painters in sixteenth century Venice / Robert Wald.
|Frederick Ilchman with contributions by Linda Borean [and others].
"For nearly four decades in the sixteenth century, the careers of Renaissance Venice's three greatest painters - Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese - overlapped, encouraging mutual influences and bitter rivalries that changed the course of art history. Venice was then among Europe's richest cities, and its plentiful commissions fostered an exceptionally fertile and innovative climate. In this environment, the three artists - brilliant, ambitious, and fiercely competitive - vied with each other for primacy, deploying the new combination of oil on canvas, with its unique expressive possibilities, and such new approaches as a personal and identifiable signature touch. They also pioneered the use of easel painting, a newly portable format that allowed for unprecedented fame in their lifetimes. With more than 160 stunning examples by the three masters and their contemporaries, Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese elucidates the technical and aesthetic innovations that helped define the "Venetian style"--Characterized by loose technique. rich coloring, and often sensual subject matter - as well as the social, political, and economic context in which it flourished. Essays range from examinations of new approaches to studies of such crucial institutions as state commissions and the private patronage system. Most of all, by concentrating on the lives and careers of Venice's three greatest painters, the volume presents a vibrant human portrait - one brimming with intense competition, one-upmanship, humor, and passion."--Jacket.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The site was pristine, the weather basically the same as on that fateful day a dozen years ago. But it was the searing memory of death and destruction that brought President Barack Obama to the White House grounds for a moment of silence and reflection, a dozen years after terrorists emblazoned this date indelibly in people's minds, hearts and calendars as "9/11."
Obama, joined by first lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and wife Jill Biden and members of the White House staff, walked out to the South Lawn at 8:46 a.m., EDT. That was the moment on Sept. 11, 2001, when the first plane hit the World Trade Center tower in New York.
Obama and others assembled on the lawn and bowed their heads to observe a moment of silence, and then listened as a bugler played Taps.
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Functional Skills are qualifications that have been developed by the UK Government as part of an initiative to improve the country's literacy, numeracy and ICT skills. They are replacing Key Skills Level 1 and 2 qualifications from September 2012; in the short-term Entry Level Key Skills will remain as there is no current replacement – this is still in review.
Functional skills qualifications are now integral in:
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Functional Skills are also available as stand-alone qualifications.
A three-year Functional Skills pilot ended on 31 August 2010. All pilot qualifications have been withdrawn and the new accredited functional skills qualifications are now available for all learners.
Although several assessment models were piloted, the QCDA have approved assessment models that consist of internal assessment and moderation of entry level qualifications by the centre. Level 1 and Level 2 assessments are to be externally assessed and moderated, and carried out in exam conditions at the centre. Functional Skills English Speaking and Listening components will be internally assessed but externally moderated. In Functional Skills Mathematics assessments, candidates at all levels are allowed the use of a calculator. Functional Skills ICT assessments will require use of a computer with internet access.
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2 archaic : directed upward
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She sat erect, listening for her name.
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Middle English, from Latin erectus, past participle of erigere to erect, from e- + regere to lead straight, guide — more at right
First Known Use: 14th century
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The city erected a statue in his honor.
They erected a marker over the grave.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Volunteers are being recruited from across the country to help make repairs to the boyhood home of famous band leader Lawrence Welk in southern North Dakota.
The three-day effort begins on Aug. 1 at the property near Strasburg. Volunteers will be treated to German food and entertainment after the second day of work.
Organizers have relied on word-of-mouth and social media to advertise the event, said Carmen Rath-Wald, president of the Tri-County Tourism Alliance, which promotes the region's German-Russian culture.
Wald said about 200 people are expected to turn out for the event, including many from out of state who are originally from the region or are die-hard Welk fans.
"It's pretty amazing," Wald said. "People either want to volunteer some of their time or through donations."
The State Historical Society of North Dakota voted 6-5 in January to buy the Strasburg homestead from Welk's nieces, Evelyn Schwab, 84, and Edna Schwab, 80. The property in the southern part of the state had been listed for sale for more than a year, with an asking price of $125,000.
The Historical Society did not negotiate a purchase price at the time of the January vote. The Legislature last year allocated $100,000 for the purchase of the 6-acre homestead, but stipulated repairs must be made first. The purchase agreement itself is contingent on negotiated repairs being done to the property, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The historical society also envisions the property as a tourist destination to tout the importance of agriculture and the region's German-Russian heritage.
Merl Paaverud, director of the historical society, called the restoration project "a great cultural event."
"It's nice to see that kind of support," he said of the volunteer effort.
Volunteers from the region have pledged to help staff the facility through 2015, when the Legislature next meets and appropriates money for staffing and upkeep. Paaverud had estimated the site would require an annual state appropriation of about $60,000 for maintenance and to pay part-time staff.
Welk left Strasburg at age 21 to start a musical career that took him from dance halls in the Dakotas to national television. He became known as the "King of Champagne Music" for his bubbly dance tunes and added to the national lexicon with his heavily German-accented phrases, "Ah-one, an' ah-two" and "wunnerful, wunnerful."
The homestead on the outskirts of the town of about 400 people, many of whom still converse in German, features a life-size cutout of an accordion-wielding Welk. The property also has a barn, summer kitchen, granary, buggy house, blacksmith shop and outhouse.
Organizers said the sod house and most of the outbuildings require only minor and cosmetic repairs but the barn needs major structural work to make it safe.
Clarence Herz, an economist, historian and carpenter, said student volunteers from North Dakota State University already have completed about 40 percent of the work at the site. He said the volunteer work next month "should get us real close" to being done.
Everyone is welcome to help out but Herz said some of the most ardent fans of the maestro of champagne music may be too old to be swinging a hammer or climbing ladders.
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This talk is geared towards developers comfortable using PHP's native functions and are curious how to write better custom functions. John presents 4 guidelines that if followed will result in clear, focused functions that are easy to read, reason about and reuse.
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John talks about guidelines and code smells for improving object API design. He takes an existing class and demonstrates refactoring it to a leaner more focused version of its previous self. Most importantly, what questions to ask yourself as you're writing new classes.
Pass 1 (and a future Part 2) will approach refactoring a class from the outside as opposed to the inside. We discuss topics like breaking apart bigger classes to make smaller classes that do one thing, programming without getters and setters, consistent entry and return points, and guidelines for object instantiation. This talk focuses less on in-function refactoring and more on API-level refactoring.
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Columbia doesn't have the beaches or mountains that attract visitors to other regions of the state so it's curiously okay with branding itself as the very hot destination that offers only museums as respite from the sun.
South Carolina's most popular tourist destinations include Charleston's Historic District and Myrtle Beach. But now its capital city Columbia is redoubling efforts to attract visitors as it markets itself as "Famously Hot."
Columbia has been best-known for years simply as the seat of state government and home to the University of South Carolina, said Kim Jamieson, spokeswoman for the Midlands Authority for Conventions, Sports and Tourism.
"We are trying to change that mindset that people have about Columbia," Jamieson said. "It's a challenge but it's exciting to be able to change that perception."
She said things began changing a few years ago. Today there's a marketing approach promoting the region as "Famously Hot," which Columbia summers certainly are, away from the state's cool mountain regions and beach sea breezes.
"It is the new Southern hot spot and that is something we have carried through with our branding," she said.
Columbia's Riverbanks Zoo, the Columbia Museum of Art, the Congaree Riverwalk and nearby Congaree National Park are all attractions the area promotes.
The boyhood home of Woodrow Wilson is in Columbia and the historic site reopens next month after almost $4 million in renovations.
The South Carolina State Museum is located in an old 1893 textile mill.
Later this year the museum opens "Windows to New Worlds," an addition including, among other attractions, an observatory, planetarium, theater and a gallery of historic telescopes. Museum officials expect the new features to result in an additional 75,000 visitors a year.
The Columbia 63 effort has sponsored a series of events commemorating the civil rights movement. Markers noting key Columbia events will be unveiled this year on Main Street.
The marketing effort also promotes the city's food, shopping and entertainment offerings along Main Street, the Congaree Vista and in Five Points near the university campus.
The effort is working and the area now draws an estimated 1 million visitors a year, a number Jamieson said is probably conservative.
A study by the U.S. Travel Association for the state Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism shows that in 2012, domestic travelers spent almost $572 million in Richland County, where Columbia is located.
That was fifth among counties statewide and represented about 5 percent of the South Carolina total. About 6,100 people in the county were employed in tourism.
By contrast in Horry County, where Myrtle Beach is located, domestic travelers spent $3.5 billion, almost a third of the state total. Horry is the state's top tourism county and almost 38,000 people there make a living in the industry.
Jamieson said Columbia faces the same challenges being near Charleston and Myrtle Beach as other towns near big tourist destinations like Orlando and New York.
"We're not so far off the map so people don't know where we are but we also have to make sure people are aware and we want to make sure to work to continuously to entice them," she said.
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