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Menashe Kadishman
(1932 - 2015)
Menashe Kadishman was active/lived in Israel, England. Menashe Kadishman is known for abstract expressionist painting, sculpture.
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Studied with: sculptor Moshe Stemschuss, St. Martin's School of Art, Slade School of Art, London, and with Anthony Caro and Reg. Butler.
Exhibitions include: Grosvenor Gallery, London, Dunkelman Gallery, Toronto, Goldberg Gallery, Edinburgh, Jewish Museum, NYC., J.L. Hudson Gallery, Detroit, Museum Haus Lange, Israel Museum, Rina Gallery, NYC., Unicorn Gallery, Copenhagen, The Israeli Museum, Jerusalem, Argaman Gallery, Tel Aviv., Gallery 99, Miami, ICC, Antwerp, The Hague, Nohra Haime Gallery, NY, Lehigh Univ., Gallery Heyram, Paris, Art Front Gallery, Tokyo, Gallery Art Affairs, Netherlands, National Art Gallery, Bangkok, Singapore art Museum, Jewish Museum, Berlin and countless others.
Awards include: American-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarship, Sainsbury Scholarship, London, 1rst prize at 5th Paris Biennale, Sandberg Prize, The Israeli Museum, Jerusalem, Mendel Pundik Fun Prize for Israeli Art, Honorary Fellowship Award, Tel Aviv Museum of Art and many others.
Works at: Art Gallery, Ontario, Centro d'Arte Cont., Prato, Italy, City of Tel Aviv, City of Seoul, Korea, City of Toronto, Columbia Museum Art, Museum of Cont. Art, Toyko and many others.
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1932 Born in Tel Aviv
1947-50 Studies with the sculptor Moshe Sternschuss
1954 Studies with the sculptor Rudi Lehmann
1959-60 St. Martin's School of Art and Slade School of Art, London. Studies with Anthony Caro, Reg Butler
1972 Returns to Israel. Lives in Tel Aviv
Selected One-Man Exhibitions
1965 Kadishman, Sculptures - Grosvenor Gallery, London. Curator Charles Spencer
Harlow Arts Festival - Harlow, England
1967 Dunkelman Gallery, Toronto
1968 Goldberg Gallery, Edinburgh
1970 Menashe Kadishman / The Forest - Jewish Museum, New York. Cur. Tejas Englesmith, asso.curator Edward Fry
1971 The J.L. Hudson Gallery, Detroit, Michigan
1972 Menashe Kadishman, Concepts and their realization - Mus. Haus Lange, Krefeld. Cur. Paul Wember
Yellow Square, Valley of the Cross, Jerusalem
1975 Canvas Forest - Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Yona Fisher
Menashe Kadishman : Glass - Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
1976 M. Kadishman : Glass - Rina Gallery, New York
1977 Unicorn Gallery, Copenhagen
1978 The Venice Biennale, The Israeli Pavilion. Curator Amnon Barzel
1979 The Kadishman Connection - Israel Mus., Jerusalem. Curators Stephanie Rachum, Nurit Shilo-Cohen Sara Levi Gallery, Tel Aviv
1981 Argaman Gallery, Tel Aviv
The Yellow Sheep and the Metal Grove 1956-81 - University of Haifa Art Gallery. Cur. Ilana Ortar
Kadishman : Paintings 1979-1981 - Tel Aviv Museum. Curator Sara Breitberg-Semel
1982 Kadishman 1982 - Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
Sara Gilat Gallery, Jerusalem
International Art Fair, Basel (by Goldman Gallery)
1983 Mulenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania
International Art Fair, Chicago (by Goldman Gallery)
1984 Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
Gallery 99, Miami
ICC, Antwerp
Gallerie Fabien Boulakia, Paris
1985 Kadishman - Tatrama Gallery, Tel Aviv
Sacrifice of Isaac - Sculpture and Painting, Jewish Museum, New York. Curator Susan Goodman Sacrifice of Isaac - 18th Biennale of Sao Paulo. Curator Amnon Barzel
P.B.Van Voorst Van Beest Gallery, The Hague, Holland
1986 Sacrifice of Isaac - De Beyerd Centre for Contemporary Art, Breda. Curator Frank Tiesing; The Sculpture Garden, Gemeentemuseum, Arnhem. Curator Liesbeth Brandt-Corstitius; Delta Gallery, Rotterdam, Holland
1987 Nohra Haime Gallery, New York
Myth transformed : Painting and Monumental Sculpture of Menashe Kadishman - Tel Aviv Museum. Curator Edward Fry
Sculpture 'The Sacrifice of Isaac' - Tel Aviv Museum Plaza
1988 Menashe Kadishman Paintings - Lehigh University Art Galleries, Bethlehem, Penn. Cur. Ricardo Viera
Menashe Kadishman, Opferung Isaaks - Kammermusiksaal, Berlin. Curator Julie Mamon
Die Opferung Isaaks Gouachen - Kniestedter Kirche, Stadt Museum, Salzgitter, Germany Menashe Kadishman - Nohra Haime Gallery, New York
1989 Gallery Heyram-Semler, Paris
1990 Menashe Kadishman 1990 - Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
Menashe Kadishman, Small Sculpture - Nohra Haime Gallery, New York
Birth and Other Sculptures, 1988-1990 - The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Cur. Yigal Zalmona 1992 Sculpture and Drawings - Annely Juda Fine Art, London
1993 Hans Mayer, Dusseldorf, Germany
1994 Luce De Mattino - Morning Light - Fattoria di Celle, collection Giuliano Gori, Pistoia, Italy Menashe Kdishman Curated by Hilgemannn - Gallery Art Affairs, Amsterdam, Holland
Faret Tachikawa Art Project, Art Front Gallery, Tokyo. Curator Fram Kitagawa
Drawing - Sculpture - Haifa Auditorium, Haifa Municipality. Curator Irit Miller
Floor sculpture - Antin Square, The Genia Schreiber University Art Gallery, Tel Aviv University Art Focus, Kibbutz Mahanaim, Israel
1995 Menashe Kadishman Drawings and Sculptures - Artists House, Tel Aviv. Curator Irit Miller Menashe Kadishman - Julie M. Gallery
Kadishman in Galilee - The Israeli Art Galleries - Cabri - Lochamei Hagetaot - Metzuba - Rosh Hanikra, Israel. Cur. Noa Melamed, Rivka Sinai, Kerni Am-Ad, Drora Dekel
1996 Menashe Kadishman - Art Front Gallery, Tokyo, Japan. Curator Fram Kitagawa
1997 Shalechet - Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
Lea Nikel, Paintings / Menashe Kadishman, drawings and Sculptures, Beersheba Visual Art Center
Lea Nikel, Painting / Menashe Kadishman, Sketching & Sculpting - The Gallery on the Cliff, Netanya Curator Iris Kritzman
Abbl?tterung - Affoliation - Shalechet - Hans Mayer Gallery, Dusseldorf, Germany
The Herd - National Art Gallery, Beijing, China. Curator Ora Namir
Valley of Sadness - Tal der Traurigkeit - Dominican Cloister, Braunschweig, Germany
1998 Menashe Kadishman-Shalechet - Gallery Art Affairs, Amsterdam
De Beyerd, Breda, Holland. Curator Frank Tiesing
Valley of Sadness-Tal der Traurigkeit - Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim, Germany The Herd - Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China
The Herd - Guan Shanyue Museum of Art, Shenzen, China
The Herd - National Art Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand. Curator Iris Kritzman
Menashe Kadishman - Shalechet - Austellungraum Hans Mayer, Berlin
1999 Sculpture 'Der Kuss' - Strasse der Sculpturen Paris-Moskau, Skulpturenweg Salzgitter-Bad & Braunschwig Cloister, Germany. Curator Gerd Winner Shalechet - Suermondt Ludwig Museum, Aachen, Germany. Curator Ulrich Schneider
Homage to Bela and Ben Zion Kadishman, Beit Ouri and Rami Nechustan Museum, Kibutz Sdot Yaacov Meouhad, Israel. Curators Aviva Meromi, Ruth Shadmon
The Herd - Menashe Kadishman - Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
Painting Peace For 'The Sons of Abraham' - Givatayim Theatre, Tel Aviv. Curator Doron Polak Sculpture 'Scream' - Lola Beer Ebner Sculpture Garden, Tel Aviv Museum of Art
2000 De Kudde - The Flock - Vleeshal, Frans Halmuseum, Haarlem, Holland. Curator Mabel Hoogendonk Installation Morning Light - Savonlinna Fortress, Helsinki, Finland
Ahouzat bait Gallery, Raanana, Israel. Curator Bettine Amir
Sculpture 'Bird's, Shiba Hospital, Tel Hashomer, Israel
Avraham Binder / Menashe Kadishman Homage to the artist - Artists House, Tel Aviv. Cur. Hanna Kopler
2001 Menashe Kadishman - Beit Kener, Rishon Lezion, Israel
Sculpture, The Family Plaza, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem
Sculpture 'My Brother is Silent', Memorial to Amir Meir, Raanana, Israel
2002 Permanent installation 'Shalechet, - Jewish Museum, Berlin
Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
Selected Group Exhibitions
1958 Ten Years of Sculpture in Israel
1960 Young Contemporaries, London
1961 Symposium of European Sculptors - Kirchheim, Germany
1962 Irish Living Art Exhibition - Dublin
International Exhibition of Small Bronze Sculpture - Paris
1963 Hamilton Painters and Sculptors - Hamilton Gallery, London
1964 Open Air Exhibition - Kenwood House, London
1965 Fifty Years of Sculpture - Grosvenor Gallery, London. Curator Charles S. Spencer
1966 Autumn Salon - Tel Aviv Museum
1967 International Sculpture Symposium - Toronto
5th Paris Biennale - Musee d'Art Moderne, Paris (First Sculpture Prize)
Urban sculpture - London
1968 Documenta 4 - Kassel, Germany
Open Air Sculpture Exhibition - City of London Festival
Leicester University, England
1969 International Sculpture Symposium Montevideo, Uruguay (the Forest)
A Leap of Faith - The Art Gallery, State University of New York
Yellow Square, Valley of the Cross, Jerusalem
1971 Graphics Biennale - Skopje, Yugoslavia
1972 International Graphics Pavilion, Venice Biennale
Landscape - Abstraction - Nature - Israel Museum, Jerusalem (Yellow Tree). Curator Yona Fischer
Affidavit: Six Israeli Artists - Gallery House, London . Curator Zieglaub ?
1974 Beyond Drawing - Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Meira Perry
1975 Graphotec, Berlin
1976 Own Eyes: Argov, Aricha, Meirovitz, Steimatsky, Feingersh, Kadishman - Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
1977 Kunstnere Fra Israel / Ten Israeli Artists - Louisiana Museum, Humlebaek, Denmark. Curator Yona Fischer
Documenta 6 - Kassel, Germany
Graphic Art by 30 Israeli Artists - The University Gallery, Tel Aviv University
1979 Schwimmende Plastik - Wilhelm-Lehmbruck, Museum der Stadt, Duisburg (Floating Sculpture). Curator Siegfried Salzmann Tokyo Print Biennale
1980 International Sculpture Symposium Washington DC (Yellow Square)
Tel Hai 80 , Contemporary Art Meeting. Curator Amnon Barzel
Borders - Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Stephanie Rachum
Jerusalem and the Israeli Printmaker - David's Tower, Jerusalem City Museum
1981 Young Art from Israel - Henie-Onstad Kunstsanter, Hoevikodden, Norway. Curator Stephanie Rachum Landscape: The Printmaker's View - Tate Gallery, London
Here and Now - Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Yigal Zalmona, Meira Perry
Trends in Israeli Art1970-1980 - International Art Fair, Basel. Curator Michael Levin
1983 Tel Hai'83 : Contemporary Art Meeting. Curator Amnon Barzel
Loan Sculptures and Recent Sculptures - Storm King Centre, New York
1984 Arte em Israel - Mus. of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro; Mus. of Art, Sao Paulo. Curator Amnon Barzel 80 Years of Sculpture in Israel - Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Yigal Zalmona, Michael Levin Trois Peintres d'Israel - ICC, Antwerpen. Curator Yigal Zalmona
1985 Two Years : Qualities Accumulated - Helena Rubinstein Pavillion, Tel Aviv Museum
Milestones in Israel Art - Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Eilat in Israeli Art - Eilat Museum Nelly Aman Gallery, Tel Aviv
Self-Portait in Print - Tel Aviv Museum Givon Gallery, Tel Aviv
18th Biennale of Sao Paulo. Curator Amnon Barzel
1986 Crossing the Border - Ha Tira Museum, Kibbutz Ga'ash
The Want of Matter-A Quality in Israeli Art - Tel Aviv Museum. Curator Sara Breitberg-Semel Print into Print - Tel Aviv Museum
The concerned Eye: Seven Contemporary Israeli Artists - Port of History Museum, Philadelphia. Curator Amnon Barzel 1987
Photograph Exhibition by Avraham Hay - Janco Museum, Ein Hod
Inaugural Exhibition - Nohra Haime Gallery, New York
Artist-Format, Format -Artist : Israeli Painting in Big Format - The Mus. of Israeli Art, Ramat Gan
1988 Nohra Hayme Gallery, New York
The Art of Sculpture in Israel : in Search of Identity - The Open Air Museum, Tefen
Upon One of The Mountains : Jerusalem in Israeli Art - The Genia Schreiber University Art Gallery, Tel Aviv. Curators Mordechai Omer, Uzi Agassi
1988-9040 Israeli Artists : Contemporary Sculpture and Drawing - Brooklyn Mus. N. Y.; Bass Mus. Miami Beach; Mus. of Modern Art Mexico City; Joods Historisch Mus. Amsterdam;Centro Congressi Stazione Marittima Trieste, Sala Illiria; Casa della Citta Roma. Curators Reviva Regev, Linda Konheim Kramer
1989 Olympic Sculpture Garden Seoul, Korea (Sculpture : Sacrifice of Isaac)
1990 The Sculpture Biennale of Ein Hod
Chagall to Kitaj : Jewish Experience in 20th century Art - Barbican Art Gallery, London. Curator John Hoole
1991 Place and Mainstream : Contemporary Israeli Sculpture - The Museum of Israeli Art, Ramat Gan; Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo; National Museum of Modern Art, Seoul, Korea
The Presence Of The Absent, The Empty Chair in Israeli Art - The Genia Schreiber University Art Galery, Tel Aviv.
Israeli Art Now - An Extensive Presentation - Helena Rubinstein Pavilion, Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
1992 The Ayala Zacks-Abramov Collection - Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Helena Rubinstein Pavilion, Tel Aviv Museum
Israeli Contemporary Prints - Municipal Mus. of Graphic Art, Machida; The Miyagi Prefecture; The Nogizaka Art Hall, Japan.
1993-95 Arte Contemporaneo Israeli - Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires
1994 Tel Hai '94 : Contemporary Art Meeting . Curator Gideon Ofrat
The Sculpture Biennale of Ein Hod 1994
1995 Couplet - Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
Humanism and Technology - National Museum of Modern Art, Seoul, Korea
From The Rita and Arturo Schwartz Collection of Israeli Art - Israel Museum, Jerusalem.
Tel Hai 75 years - Tel Hai Museum. Curator Batia Gaye
1996 Art Affairs Gallery, Amsterdam
7 Artists in 7 Sucot - Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv. Cur. Buki Grinberg
Self Portraits, Tel Aviv Museum
Menashe Kadishman, Dani Karavan, Buky Schwartz - Julie M. Gallery1997
Jan Lievens: The Sacrifice of Isaac - Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Cur.Mordechai Omer, Doron J. Lurie
1997-98 Animal Kingdom, New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Summit, USA1998
To the East - Orientalism in the Arts in Israel, Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Yigal Zalmona
Perspectives on Israeli Art of the Seventies, Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Curator Mordechai Omer
90 Years of Israeli Art, A Selection from the Joseph Hackmey-Israel Phoenix Coll. - Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
Tikkun: Aspects in Israeli Art of the Seventies - Genia Schreiber University. Art Gallery, Tel Aviv University.
50/fifty Israeli Art From Bay Area Collections - The Jewish Museum San Francisco. 80 Artistes autour du Mondial - Galerie Enrico Navarra, Paris
1998/99 Contemporary Israeli Art: Three generations, Tel Aviv Museum of Art; Brunei Gallery, London; the National Gallery, Athens; Galeria Etaj 3/4, Bucarest; Nassauischer Kunstverein, Wiesbaden. Curator Mordechai Omer, Irit Hadar
1999 90th anniversary of Tel aviv - Yafo : Contemporary Cityscapes - Israeli and American Artists, Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
2000 I have a dream, Center for Art and Science, Holon, Israel Sculpture Project
Wetering Plantsoen, Reflex Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland
Milestones for peace, Tel Aviv Performing Art Center. Curator Doron Polak
Avraham Binder - Menashe Kadishman homage to the artist - Artists House Tel Aviv
Green not cement - Artists follow poet H.N. Bialik, Beit Bialik Tel Aviv.
Dorchin, Hecker, Kadishman, Schwarz - works on Paper - Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
The Vera, Silvia and Arturo Schwarz Collection of Contemporary Art, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Curator Ahuva Israel
2001 Israeli Art-Modern - Messages to the New Millenium, The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura, Japan. Curators T. Sakai, G. Bar Or
Love at first Sight - The Vera, Sylvia, and Arturo Schwarz Collection, Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator Amitai Mendelsohn
Bringing Life to Color, Penguins project, CreoScitex, Israel
Izunim - Art and Justice - Tel Aviv Court of Justice. Curator Orna Yair
Imagine - Rosenfeld Gallery, Tel Aviv
Prizes and Awards
1960 America-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarship
1961 Sainsbury Scholarship, London
1967 First Prize For Sculpture, 5th Paris Biennale
1978 Sandberg Prize, The Israeli Museum, Jerusalem
1981 The Eugene Kolb Prize For Israeli Graphic Art, the Tel Aviv Museum
Prize of the Jury, Norwegian International Print Biennale, Fredrikstad
1984 The Mendel Pundik Fund Prize For Israeli Art
1995 The Israel Prize for Plastic Arts
2002 Honorary Fellowship Award, Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Biography from
Nohra Haime Gallery
1932 Born in Tel Aviv, Israel
1950-53 Works as a shepherd in Kibbutz Ma'ayan Baruch and Kibbutz Yizreel
1959 Moves to London
1972 Moves back to Tel Aviv
1947-50 Studies with sculptor Moshe Sternschuss, Avni Institute, Tel Aviv
1954 Studies with sculptor Rudi Lehman, Jerusalem
1959-61 St. Martin's School of Art, London
1961-62 Slade School of Art, University of London
1960 America-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarship
1961 Sainsbury Scholarship, London
1967 First Prize for Sculpture, 5th Paris Biennale
1978 Sandberg Prize, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
1981 The Eugen Kolb Prize, The Tel Aviv Museum
Prize of the Jury, Norwegian International Print Biennale, Fredrickstad
1984 The Pundik Prize, The Tel Aviv Museum
1989 King Solomon Award, America-Israel Foundation, New York
1965 Harlow Arts Festival, Harlow, England
1970 The Jewish Museum, New York
1972 Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld, West Germany
1975 Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel
1978 Venice Biennale, Venice
1979 Israel Museum, Jerusalem: The Kadishman Connection
1981 University of Haifa Art Gallery, Haifa, Israel
Tel Aviv Museum, Tel Aviv
1983 Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA
ICC, Antwerp, Belgium
Fabien Booulakia, Paris
The Jewish Museum, New York
1986 De Beyerd, Centre of Contemporary Art, Breda, The Netherlands
Gemeentemuseum, Arnhem, The Netherlands: Installation
1987 The Tel Aviv Museum, Myth Transformed: Painting and Monumental
Sculpture of Menashe Kadishman, Tel Aviv
1988 Kammermusiksaal, Menashe Kadishman: Sacrifice of Isaac, Berlin, Germany
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA
1988-9 Kniestedter Kirche Stadtmuseum, Salzgitterbad, Germany
1990 Israel Museum, Jerusalem
1994 Giuliano Gori, Fattoria di Celle, Pistoia, Italy
1980 International Sculpture Symposium, Washington, D.C.
Contemporary Art Meeting, Tel Hai, Israel
The Israel Museum, Borders, Jerusalem
David's Tower, The Jerusalem City Museum, Jerusalem the Israeli
Printmaker, Jerusalem
1981 Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter, Young Art from Israel, Hoevekodden, Norway
ART 12, International Art Fair, Basel
Tate Gallery, Landscape: The Printmaker's View, London
1983 Environmental project at 'Tel Hai 83-Contemporary Art Meeting,' Upper
Galilee, Israel
Storm King Art Center, New York
1984 Israel Museum, Here and Now, Jerusalem
Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Museum of Art, Art in Israel, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Israel Museum, 80 Years of Sculpture in Israel, Jerusalem
International Cultural Centrum/ICC, Antwerp
1985 Tel Aviv Museum, Two Years: 1982-84 Tel Aviv, Givon Gallery, Tel Aviv
Ha Tira Museum, Crossing the Border, Kibbutz Ga'ash
18th Biennale of Sao Paulo
Israel Museum, Milestones in Israeli Art, Jerusalem
Eilat in Israel, Eilat Museum
Hebrew University, Unhidden Treasures, Mount Scoupus, Jerusalem
Israel: Best of Israeli Printmakers
1986 Tel Aviv Museum, The Want of Matter - A Quality in Israeli Art, Tel
Tel Aviv Museum, Print into Print, Tel Aviv
Port of History Museum, The Concerned Eye, Six Artists, Philadelphia, PA
Janco Museum, Ein Hod, The Netherlands
1988 Brigitte Wagner, Bonn, West Germany
Nohra Haime Gallery, Small Sculpture, New York
Open Air Museum, Tefen, Israel
Museum of Israeli Art, Ramat Gan, Israel
Brooklyn Museum, 40 Israeli Artists, Brooklyn, NY
Olympic Sculpture Garden, Seoul, South Korea
1989 The Jewish Museum, In the Shadow of Conflict: Israeli Art 1980-1989,
New York Central Park, Noah's Art, New York
Philadelphia Museum of Judaica, From Drawing into Sculpture, Philadelphia, PA
Salon de Mars, Nohra Haime Gallery, Paris
Barbican Center, Chagall to Kitaj-The Jewish in Twentieth Century Art, London
1991 Art Miami, Nohra Haime Gallery, Miami, FL
The Detroit Institute of Arts, Art in Israel Today, Detroit, MI
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, 40 Israeli Artists traveling exhibition throughout Japan: Tokyo & Fukoaka
Reflex Modern Art Gallery, Miniature-Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1993 The Art Show (Art Dealers Association of America), New York
1995 Stedelijk Museum, Couplet, Amsterdam, Holland
Israel Museum, Rita and Arturo Schwartz Collection
Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada
Bass Museum, Miami, FL
Buhsnami Sculpture Garden, Burton, TX
Centro d'Arte Contemporaneo, Prato, Italy
City of Tel Aviv, Israel
City of Breda, The Netherlands
City of Kirchheim, West Germany
City of Seoul (Olympic Park), South Korea
City of Toronto, Canada
Columbia University, New York
Ein Herod Museum, Yizre'el Valley, Israel
Faret Tachikawa, City of Tachikawa, Japan
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo
Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Heichal Hatarbut, Tel Aviv
High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA
Hirshhorm Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.
Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Jewish Museum, New York
Lehigh University, Allentown, PA
Louisiana Museum, Denmark
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Alabama
Museo de Bellas Artes, Montevideo, Uruguay
Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld, West Germany
Museum of Modern Art, New York
Museum of Modern Art, Munich, West Germany
Museum of Modern Art, Skopje, Yugoslavia
Open Air Sculpture, Kirchheim, West Germany
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
Rabbinical Seminary, Cincinnati, OH
Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY
Tate Gallery, London
Tel Aviv Museum, Israel
Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy
Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel
Wilhelm-Lehmbruk Museum, Duisburg, West Germany
Ambrosini, Silvia de. Artinf Sao-Paulo, 1985 Biennale.
Aviv. Young People's Encyclopaedia, Massada Press, Tel Aviv, Vol. 15, pp. 3221-3222.
Baal-Teshuva, Jacob. M. Kadishman at Nohra Haime, Cimaise, Paris, March-April 1989, p. 126.
Bar-Kadmah, Emmanuel. Kadishman Moves, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, August 29, 1986.
Baruch, Adam. Who, What, Why, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, November 15, 1974.
Conversation with Menashe Kadishman, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, August 15, 1975.
Kadishman Draws, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, October 26, 1979.
The Man They Love to Love, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, March 15, 1983.
Menashe Kadishman, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, March 15, 1983.
Barzel, Amnon. Menashe Kadishman, Venice, 1978, Biennale.
Borders, The Israel Museum, Spring-Summer 1980.
Contemporary Art Meeting, Tel Hai, Regional Council Upper Galilee and Tel Hai College, September 1980.
The Glass-like Reality and the Faded Clothes, Ha'aretz, Israel, September 9, 1975.
Menashe Kadishman: From Art to Nature as Art, Gazit, Israel, Vol. 33, Issue 1-6, April-September, 1976, pp. 31-33.
The Transfer to Violence, Ha'aretz, Israel, October 10, 1978.
4 Artists from Israel, 18th Biennial, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1985.
The Concerned Eye - Seven Contemporary Israeli Artists, Port of History Museum, Philadelphia, 1986.
Barzel, Amnon and Pierre Restany. Menashe Kadishman, Paintings 1978-1980, Tel Aviv, 1980.
Barzal, Amnon, Pierre Restany, Natan Zach and Edward Fry. Menashe Kadishman: The Sacrifice of Isaac. The Jewish Museum, New York, 1985, exhibition catalogue.
Breitberg-Semel, Sara. Kadishman - Paintings 1979-1981, Tel Aviv Museum, Tel Aviv, July-August, 1981.
The Want of Matter - A Quality in Israeli Art, Tel Aviv Museum, Tel Aviv, March-July 1986.
Sculpture in Times of Stress, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, March 15, 1974.
A Fragile Exhibition, Yediot Aharonot, Israel, May 15, 1975.
Cohen, Ronny. Menashe Kadishman: Nohra Haime Gallery, Artforum, New York, April 1991, p. 127, illustrated.
Art/Israel Today: A Fresh Look at Nine Artists, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit Monthly, Detroit, June 1991, cover illustration.
Duister, F. Menashe Kadishman, Kunstbeeld, The Netherlands, 1985-1986.
Encyclopaedia Judaica. Year Book, 1974, Jerusalem, p. 238.
Encyclorama D'Israel. Art Plastic, Michaele Mazel, Mondiale, 1986.
Engel, Rachel. Broken Glass and Faded Cloth, Maariv, September 9, 1975.
Fischer, Yona. From Landscape to Abstraction, from Abstraction to Nature, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, October-December 1972.
Menashe Kadishman or From Material to Shape/Color, a Conversation with Menashe Kadishman, Kav, Israel, No. 7, January 1967, pp. 14-21.
Fry, Edward. Menashe Kadishman: The Forest, Studio International, Vol. 179, No. 923, New York, June 1970, pp. 264-265.
Kadishman, Myth and Modernity, Myth Transformed: Painting and Monumental Sculpture of Menashe Kadishman. Tel Aviv Museum, Tel Aviv, 1987, exhibition catalogue.
Menashe Kadishman. Nohra Haime Gallery, New York, 1988, exhibition catalogue.
Fry, Edward, Pierre Restany and Frank Tiesing. Sacrifice of Isaac - Kadishman. DeBeyerd Center for Contemporary Art, Breda, The Netherlands, September 7-October 12, 1986, exhibition catalogue.
Gibson, Michael. Art in Public Places, Art International, Paris, autumn 1988, p. 73.
Gilam, Abraham. Kadishman's Works Glow with Joy, Jewish World, New York, December 26, 1986, p. 23A.
Ginton, David. Menashe Kadishman: Sacrifice is Crucifixion is Sacrifice, Yediot Aharonot, December 12, 1986.
Goldfine, Gil. Wool to Wall, The Jerusalem Post Magazine, Jerusalem, July 1981,
p. 14.
Hughes, Robert. It's Biennale Time Again, Time, July 17, 1978, pp. 48-49.
Hoffman, Joseph. The Iconography of the Tree, Ariel, Vol. 65, 1986, pp. 48-58.
Kadishman, Glass, Rina Gallery, New York, January-February 1976.
Kadishman, Menashe. Trees, Mussag, No. 1, April 1975, pp. 45-50.
Mother - Let's Start from the Beginning, Monitin, Issue 27, November 1980, pp. 126-127.
Kampf, Avram. Jewish Experience in the Art of the 20th Century, Phaidon Press, London, 1981.
The Yellow Sheep and the Metal Grove, 1956-1981, University of Haifa, Haifa, May-June 1981.
Chagall to Kitaj: Jewish Experience in 20th Century Art. Lund Humphries in association with Barbican Art Gallery, London, 1990, exhibition catalogue.
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Hmm, I guess it's a possibility. You could try it, and see what kind of reaction. With an 11 mos old the taste of milk normally isn't that big of an issue. It was with Aiden, the taste that is, but he was almost 3. His mommy had to get a cat scan, and the next day, he gagged on the milk, made faces, and would never nurse again. It really pissed me off at the time. I just felt he was forced to end it. He still checked on the milk source off and on as he missed it, but would not drink it. Kind of crazy, but I saw it with my own eyes.
At 11 mos. if they don't like it, just don't take anymore. It also depends on how much you nurse, and how picky the little one is.
Some kids are still nursing like crazy at that age, like Aiden was, but some are not really into it all that much, like my other granddd. Hopefully someone who's actually taken it will be able to tell you.
My feeling is it shouldn't come through all that strongly. Maybe start with one capsule.
I take two a day, not sure what your dosage is.
jill-grandma who supports ebf, babywearing and organic and green living as much as possible.
Aiden 12/10/2008
I'm not sure about the breast milk thing, but since this is the Crunchy Mamas forum, I thought I would just add that flax seed is a better alternative to fish oil. Not sure by what margin, but read that hundreds of millions of pounds of fish oil come from a certain Atlantic variety of herring which many other fish (tuna, sharks, etc) rely on, and the stocks are plummeting.
Other fish oil comes from aquaculture, which have to be fed food which usually is (over)fished from the ocean.
Anyway, its all a vicious cycle. I opt for flaxseed oil but I do enjoy some varieties of fish on occasion. With a little bit of research, you can find a company which uses fish discards to press into oil. I would recommend to look into those companies!
I just started fermented cod liver oil capsules two weeks ago and my LO (19 months old) has not wanted to stop nursing. He nurses 3 times a day.
How about adding Flaxseed into your diet instead? It will give you all the dha and ara that you need with no fishy taste.
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I don't agree that fish should be avoided. I think both flax and fish have their place.
I do less flax due to it's properties. This is just a blog that explains, but there are numerous studies showing data on flax and it's properties.
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Aiden 12/10/2008
I agree on the fermented cod liver oil.
although I don't have that one right now. I try to use one that is approved by the weston price website.
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Aiden 12/10/2008
It is extremely difficult for our bodies to properly convert flaxseed oil into usable DHA. I would never rely on flaxseed oil as a significant source of omega 3s.
We use fermented cod liver oil.
I wouldn't even think twice about it negatively impacting the flavor of your milk. If it is really something you are worried about, just start with a small dose each day and work up to a full dose.
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I take a fish oil recommended by my naturopath cousin, it's by Pharmax and it's the "finest fish oil capsules." Keep them in the freezer - fish oil can go bad if left out, contributing to the fishy taste. I tried others and couldn't stand them, but I love these. These taste nothing like fish (there's orange essential oil in there), there's never been an issue with my milk, and there's no...repeating, if you will. We actually got the liquid form and give it to DS directly now with a medicine dropper (my milk production has dropped to the point where he's mostly on formula so he's not getting enough from me), and he takes it with no problem. It smells fishy when it gets on something like his bib and isn't washed right away...but I don't think there's any avoiding that.
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The team behind Cajun 2 Geaux's food truck is going in another direction
Pop-up dining has become one of the most popular ways to get chic cuisine in a fun locale, and Cajun 2 Geaux has hopped on the bandwagon. The team behind the local food truck will host a series of pop-up dinners around the Twin Cities starting this October.
See also: Cajun 2 Geaux food truck brings Bayou spicy to St. Paul
While Cajun 2 Geaux has won acclaim for their spicy Cajun eats, they're leaving the food truck and the Bayou behind for this pop-up event series dubbed the Social Table dinners. The dishes won't necessarily be Cajun, but they'll be infused with chef Tim Glover's signature New Orleans flair.
Glover plans to whip up several meals at different locations around the metro, each featuring five courses that will change depending on the venue. Glover also hopes to have some guest chefs drop by to show off their skills as well.
612 Brew will host the first of the Social Table dinners on Tuesday, October 8. The event time has not been listed.
Cajun 2 Geaux just tweeted about securing November's Social Table location -- the Landmark Center in St. Paul.
The rest of the locations have yet to be announced.
We hope there will be at least one occasion to get their sweet, sweet beignets at these events... otherwise, we'll probably just have to make another trip to their truck in the meantime.
For more information on the events and registration, visit Cajun 2 Geaux's website.
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HYFC will hold their annual presentation day at the Club Pavilion from midday on Sat 28th June.
Hawkinge Youth FC are proud to announce the staging of their first ever Club Tournament over the weekend of 7th & 8th June '14
Club news, fixtures and results, match reports and team selection now available through the Pitchero iPhone app.
AGM meeting on the 18th July at the football pavilion,7.30pm.All welcome to attend as we need your help to run the club.
What a great day the boys played realy well in there first tournament.two draws and two defeats.
hawkinge youth fc 3 v 6 folkestone invicta fc unlucky boys,we done ok but still need to work on a few things but we are getting there.
well done to the under 7s,for there first game a realy good turn out for the boys.
Hi all training is back outside,Go to next page to see times and venue
Hawkinge Youth are looking for Volunteers to help run the club.So if you have any spare time and would like to get involved in football please phone.
Hawkinge Youth Football Club are looking for new players,Boys & Girls to play in there teams for the new season. If intrested please go to Club info.


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In the glorious history of Australian costume designers at the Academy Awards - six Oscars plus another 10 nominations - Catherine Martin and Michael Wilkinson are breaking new ground.
For the first time two Australians are competing to win best costumes, and Hollywood pundits have them as the two leading contenders.
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She designed the garments that demonstrated the hedonistic glamour of 1920s New York in The Great Gatsby; he defined the characters of American Hustle with his '70s fashions.
But given they trained at the National Institute of Dramatic Art about the same time - along with fellow Oscar nominee Cate Blanchett and Martin's director husband Baz Luhrmann - the two are anything but rivals.
They worked together on the early stages of Luhrmann's movies Romeo + Juliet and Moulin Rouge! before Wilkinson went to Hollywood to design costumes for 300, Terminator Salvation, the final Twilight movie, Man of Steel, Noah and now Batman vs Superman.
Dressed up: Catherine Martin's Daisy in The Great Gatsby. Photo: Supplied
''He's an extremely talented, intelligent and lovely young man,'' said Martin. ''He's carved out a career for himself in the big, bad world and you've got to give him an enormous amount of kudos. And how fantastic that two Australians are up for the same award. It's terrific for our industry.''
Wilkinson is just as gracious about Martin, who won two Oscars for Moulin Rouge! in 2002. ''The costume design world is a bit of a community really,'' he said.
''I've known Catherine for over 20 years so it's rather nice for us to share this moment in the spotlight together.''
Michael Wilkinson's Amy Adams in American Hustle. Photo: Roadshow
Wilkinson has a theory about why Australians have been so successful designing costumes since Orry-Kelly won three Oscars for An American in Paris, Les Girls and Some Like It Hot in the 1950s.
''There's always been great education for costume designers in Australia … and Australians are always encouraged to give things a go and not fear the judgment of others,'' he said.
If Martin wins both best costumes and best production design with Beverley Dunn - as many expect - she will become the country's most prolific Oscar winner.
Wilkinson has focused on enjoying the Oscars experience rather than worrying about winning.
''It sounds funny but I haven't really even thought much about that,'' he said.
''It's just such a thrill to be one of five and it's such an interesting range of films nominated this year - everything from very sumptuous, lavish designs to more character-based films.''
American Hustle's success has already led to an offer to design his own range of clothes and textiles.
Blanchett remains hot favourite to win best actress for Blue Jasmine at the Oscars on Monday, with fellow Australian David Clayton up for best visual effects on The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.


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From the New York Times bestselling author of Audrey Style comes a charming guide to Audrey Hepburnâ?inspired living for the modern woman
Audrey Hepburn epitomized grace and style, not only in her appearance but in her very essence. Whether in fashion, relationships, her work on the screen, or for UNICEF and her home life, there is no one more worthy of imitation.
How did she do it? What Would Audrey Do? is the answer: a complete Audrey primer, with rich anecdotes and insight from the people who knew her best, and Audrey-inspired lessons in loveliness, including:
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â· Raising children, trying to raise husbands, and making home life balanced in every way
â· How to travel, what to pack, and maintaining your cool on the road
â· Using renown (long before Angelina and Bono got all the press) to help others around the world
â· Insight into her rich interior life and the discipline, intelligence, and generosity that made her so compelling
In an era fraught with selfishness, flamboyance, and sensational headlines, Audrey as a role model is precisely what the world needs.
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- Release Date: April 7, 2009
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I have been racking my brain trying to come up with a plan for getting to work and to school car free. I have been enjoying no longer being a financial slave to my car but going back to school has presented me with some challenges.
Between work (PCH and Newport Blvd in Newport Beach) and school (East Carson and Clark in Long Beach) it is 25 miles. I live about smack dab between the two with 12-13 miles to each one from my doorstep. On two each week I will be getting off work at 430pm and have to make it to class by 6pm. I would be taking the bus up PCH to the 7th Street Transit Mall in Long Beach and then taking another bus to the doorstep of my school. Every way I work it with the bus system I come up being 13-15 minutes late for class...something that I know isn't going to sit well with the instructor.
The secondary problem is the fact that nearly all the buses stop running around 930pm and I don't get out of class till 10pm. It isn't as big of a deal because I can take my time riding home from school...but it would be nice if they stopped running a little later.
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I've never been in an offshore crew boat, but I've been told it's quite an experience. Those who know say the trip isn't always smooth. On a bad day the seas are high and the ride is very rough. On a good day, it still takes forever to get that boat the mile or more out to sea.
Many men who work offshore in the Louisiana Gulf Coast take these crew boats out to the oil rigs, stay a week or two, then take them back in. Rocking back and forth through the hours the trip can take surely can't be all that pleasant. A few men probably get sea sick, especially if they're new to the experience. For me, reading or doing any kind of paperwork in a moving car is enough to get me motion sick — I can only imagine that the motion in a crew boat would make it impossible.
Back in the 1950's, my grandfather worked for a company named Totco in Houma, Louisiana. Instead of once every few weeks, it was his job to take a crew boat every day to some oil rig offshore and help them determine if the rig was drilling correctly. When the tests were done, he took the crew boat back to Houma. The next day, he repeated the process. Day in and day out, the process continued until all of the rigs were visited. Then, when all that was done, he got the distinct pleasure of starting all over again.
This was the business he was in, and it's the way it had always been done. But, one day he had an idea; an idea on how he could do more in less time (and maybe make it a little more pleasant to boot). He went to the company he worked for and sold them on the idea that if they would buy a sea plane, he could visit so many more rigs in a day that it would pay for itself in no time. The company agreed, and after learning to fly, my grandfather's efficiencies went through the roof, and he and the company served more customers faster and made more money as a result.
Like my grandfather, I know you too must be looking for ways to streamline processes, increase efficiencies or just find the quickest route to work. So, what's your favorite "change" story? Do you have one of your own?


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Record: 2-14-0, Finished 4th in NFC North Division
NFL Season Summary
Scored 262 points (16.4/g), 27th of 32 in the NFL.
Allowed 494 points (30.9/g), 32nd.
Differential of -232 points (-14.5/g), 31st.
Expected W-L: 2.9-13.1.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -18 (-1.1/g), 32nd.
Simple Rating System: Total -14.4, Offense: -5.2, Defense: -9.2, SoS: 0.1, versus averages of 0.0.
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A man born in the small Polish town of Wadowice on 18th May 1920 was the most recognised and recognisable man on this planet. He was neither a Hollywood star nor an international sporting figure, but he could have been both. He was goalkeeper for his school's football team and dreamt of becoming a professional actor. Ironically, though, it was through an astute understanding of the global village, notably the increasing ease of international travel and the significance of television, that Karol Joseph Wojtyla became the living iconic figure of global religion. Befitting perhaps for the head of what some believe to be the most idolatrous of the major cults.
No doubt that Pope John Paul II was a charismatic figure. He had pin-up status amongst the Catholic youth, heroically survived an assassination attempt (thanks to the Virgin Mary he would later claim), and who can forget the Pope-mobile or the way he would kiss the ground every time he touched down in whatever land he was visiting? There may be fewer Catholics in Western Europe and the USA today then there were in 1978 when he began his Pontificate, but the total number of Catholics worldwide has risen in the past 27 years from 750 million to just over a billion, working out at about half of the total number of all Christians and one in six of the world's total population. Of course, this is largely down to the Catholic mission in Africa.
John Paul II has been hailed as the 'pope of popes' and the 'pope of the century', and was Time magazine's 1994 Man of the Year. It would, indeed, seem that his life has been historically charged. He is said to have recognised the evil of Stalin and Hitler, not necessarily an obvious thing to do at the time. Having witnessed the atrocities of the Holocaust, he did probably more than any other pope in history to promote Catholic-Jewish relations. He also tried to patch up things with the Orthodox Church and was the first pope to set foot in a mosque. And as recent events remind us, he also faced up to the paedophile priest scandals in the US, admitting that they filled him with sadness and shame.
Some even believe that his divine intervention brought about the end of the communist regime in his native Poland. In fact, there were suspicions in the early 1980s that the Vatican Bank was helping to fund Solidarity. Financial intervention, perhaps?
John Paul II may have been an intellectual, a polyglot, and a humanitarian, as well as the first non-Italian pope for over 450 years, but we cannot say that his was the first post-modern papacy. He was a traditionalist and he held the reigns of the Roman Catholic Church with an iron fist. In 1985 he declared that homosexuality was a moral evil and almost 20 years later, as the Anglican Church in the US ordained its first homosexual bishop (admittedly there was, and still is, some controversy), John Paul II condemned gay marriage as a societal pathology. Contraception also became a huge problem area during his Pontificate, and even with the threat of AIDS he preached against the use of condoms and continued to do so as the illness caused devastation amongst the growing Catholic communities in Africa. Abortion was also seen as evil and part of the 'culture of death' along with in-vitro fertilisation and embryology. But let us not forget, he was head of the Roman Catholic Church. What did we expect? Especially after years of what some saw as liberal abandon both in society and the Church itself.
It seems that it is this firmness that made him so popular. And it is perhaps this firmness that held the Catholic Church together during a time that has seen other socio-cultural centres either explode or implode. He was autocratic with the Church, but up close and personal with the people. The question is, though, could it all boil down to something as trite as the cult of the personality? What will be the legacy of John Paul II's understanding of mass media?
John Paul II died on 2nd April 2005 following complications provoked by Parkinson's Disease. The Vatican first circulated the announcement of his death by email.
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Gansa had little exposure to television as a child; his parents were first-generation immigrants who sent their son to boarding school at the age of 12 and forbade him from even viewing television until he had gone to Princeton as a writing major. There, he met Howard Gordon, a fellow student who shared his affinity for author Saul Bellow. After graduating in 1984, Gansa and Gordon headed west to try their hand at writing for Hollywood. The duo initially supported themselves with a SAT tutor business that catered to wealthy parents of college-bound students. One of their clients was producer John Wilder, who read a spec script written by the pair and hired them for his series, "Spenser: For ... Continue Bio >>
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Parveen baji operates an embroidered-clothes business to share the financial burden of her family. She is applying for a loan to buy an auto-rickshaw (a local three-wheeled motor-vehicle) for her husband so he earns a good income as driver of his own vehicle.
In the photo, Parveen baji is showing her embroidered dress.
This group loan consists of four additional people:
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Paleo-friendly steak skewers get dressed in a sweet cherry barbecue sauce.
Thai Ginger Chicken Soup
A soup recipe rich with the flavors of Thailand—coconut milk, ginger, and lime.
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Italian Bean and Pasta Soup
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New London — A New London police officer who resigned last year amid allegations that he was under investigation by the city and state after a man accused him of planting drugs during an arrest is suing the city, the mayor and the police chief, claiming he was put under extreme duress and forced to resign.
Roger Newton, a K-9 officer, was placed on administrative leave Jan. 6, 2012, when Lance Goode claimed that Newton had planted drugs on him during an Oct. 20, 2010, arrest.
In his lawsuit, filed earlier this month, Newton claims he was never interviewed or questioned by anyone from the police department as part of an internal investigation. He said it wasn't until Feb. 8 that he was told to report to Chief Margaret Ackley's office on Feb. 10. He resigned from the force on Feb. 10.
Among the other six counts in the lawsuit, Newton claims his procedural due process rights were violated, his privacy was invaded when the city intentionally painted him in a false, corrupt light, the city was negligent and intentionally inflicted emotional distress on him, and the city is liable for his economic losses and damages.
Newton's attorney, Christine Synodi, said her client was treated unfairly by the administration and was portrayed unfairly in the public. She declined further comment on the lawsuit.
Police Deputy Chief Peter Reichard referred all comments to Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio, who said he would not comment on specific complaints alleged in the lawsuit, as it is the city's policy not to comment on pending litigation.
He did say, however, that he was pleased to learn from the state NAACP that the U.S. Attorney's Office is reconsidering looking into complaints against the police department, including the Newton allegation.
"The only thing I could think about when I learned about this lawsuit is the case when the burglar falls through the skylight and then sues the homeowner," Finizio said.
Newton claims that on Oct. 20, 2010, he pulled a vehicle over for a traffic violation. He recognized the driver as Lance Goode, a person who has more than 30 arrests for various crimes, the lawsuit says.
The lawsuit says Newton called for backup, as Goode was known to assault officers. During the arrest, Goode gave permission to search the car. The lawsuit claims that when the glove box was opened, a clear knotted plastic bag containing various pills believed to be oxycodone fell to the floor, and Goode was placed under arrest.
A year later, on Oct. 25, 2011, the narcotics unit told Newton to stop a car based on information it had regarding drug activity. The car was pulled over, and the driver was stopped and patted down. The stop was recorded on Newton's in-car camera and audio.
The next month, various officers were called in for a training class by the New London state prosecutor's office on search and seizure procedures.
Newton claims the class was centered on the Oct. 25 stop as an example of a bad stop and search. The lawsuit claims that Supervisory Inspector Philip Fazzino was abusive to Newton and even cursed at him. The class got so tense that the training was "disbanded," the lawsuit claims.
On about Dec. 10, 2011, Goode obtained a video of his stop to use for defense purposes. Goode reviewed the video with Fazzino. The lawsuit claims that Goode and Fazzino believed that the video showed Newton planting drugs on Goode.
Fazzino declined to comment on the allegations.
Shortly thereafter, the narcotics safe used for K-9 training became the subject of an internal investigation. An audit of the safe found that no drugs were missing, the lawsuit claims.
On Jan. 6, 2012, Newton said he became aware that he was the subject of an investigation that accused him of planting drugs. At that point, he was suspended with pay.
Newton said he was required to turn in his badge, gun, car and dog, Kilo. His car, which was a subject of the investigation, was never properly preserved as evidence, the lawsuit says.
The next day, the car was searched and 3 grams of marijuana were found.
Newton was summoned to Ackley office's on Feb. 10. Based on statements made to his then-attorney, he was led to believe that his firing was imminent and felt pressured to resign.
"The meeting on February 10, 2012 was called for the purpose of intimidating Plaintiff with additional charges and further undue attention and publicity in order to force Plaintiff's resignation, the same being done without adequate investigation and without full disclosure of evidence in violation of his substantive and procedural due process rights," the lawsuit says.
As part of a settlement agreement, Newton said Ackley agreed to sell him his dog, Kilo, for $500; to cease all internal investigations; and to hold no further press conferences regarding Newton.
As a result of the allegations, Newton claims he was interviewed by state police, the state's attorney's Office and the FBI. The probe concluded there was no probable cause to arrest Newton, the lawsuit says.
"As a result of the widespread publication of the allegations against him and his resignation, Plaintiff has suffered and continues to suffer from public shame from members of the community, his peers and potential future employers who continue to refuse to hire him," the lawsuit claims.
The lawsuit is seeking compensatory, punitive, economic damages, interest and cost, attorney fees and any other relief that the court deems appropriate.
Goode has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit naming Newton, five other officers and the city.
Last month, federal Judge Dominic J. Squatrito said the case "shall be trial ready June, 2014. If the parties feel a settlement conference would be beneficial, they should contact chambers immediately."
The state NAACP is also asking for federal authorities to look into complaints against the police department, many of which came to light after Goode alleged that Newton planted drugs during his arrest.
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So I just busted the bolt on my Surly stainless seat-post clamp, 30.0mm. I have a loaner until a permanent replacement can be ordered but now that I have the the option to get a new one, I'm having trouble choosing one and discerning which ones have better features. Seat-post slippage has been a problem before and aesthetics are important.
These are the ones I'm considering.
Surly Stainless seat post clamp, a simple replacement for $20
Surly Constrictor (tall and thick wall for stronger grip, aluminum) for $15.
Salsa Lip Lock Seat Collar for $18.
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6th-12th Grade | $15 | July 31
All students who have completed 6-12 grade are invited to attend the Texas Rangers game at 7 pm. They will be playing the San Fransisco Giants! Tickets are only $15 a piece, so get registered by July 29! We will meet at the church and leave from the North parking lot at 5 pm.
For more information about the Texas Rangers Game, contact the Student Minsitry Office or call 972-512-3860.


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Mapping Technology Leader RealBird Releases Full Google Maps Integration
Mapping Technology Leader RealBird Releases Full Google Maps Integration
RealBird's Online Maps are now available with full and seamless integration with Google Maps and Google Earth Viewer.
As an industry first, RealBird, Inc., a leading provider of online maps and GIS tools tailored for the real estate industry announced today that its mapping service, including its recently released Map-based Search tool is now available with seamless integration with Google Maps and Google Earth Viewer.
The integration applies to all three RealBird services:
1) RealBird Map Link: each listing linked to a map, manually or IDX based
2) RealBird Featured Listings: listings are displayed as interactive hotspots with photos, multimedia and URL links, manually or IDX based
3) RealBird Map Search: listings are displayed as interactive hotspots and can be searched with a form-based search tool or browsed visually on the map.
The integration facilitates the easy addition of online RealBird maps (street, aerial, topo and Google maps) to any points of interest database, including IDX and MLS listings databases using the RealBird API (application programming interface). The integration with Google Maps and the Google Earth Viewer allows brokers, agents and IDX providers to configure their maps any way they want. All listings data and user interactions are carried through to all map layers automatically. For an example please see http://www.johnshroyer.com and click on ÂÂAerial MapsÂÂ.
This development is an industry first, as all Google Map integrations announced so far are in-house custom developments for a particular database or client. RealBird is the first off-the-shelf publishing tool, which offers agents and brokers the flexibility to publish their listings on a variety of online interactive maps.
RealBird's service (http://www.realbird.com) already includes street, aerial and topographical maps, agent or broker-branded driving directions and various visualized data layers, with interactive hotspots that can be linked to photos, websites or virtual tours leading to a superior home buying experience. RealBird's recently announced map-based search service couples the traditional, form-based search with the ability to browse listings on a street or aerial map. A recently added feature allows users to measure distances and areas on street or aerial maps. RealBird maps are now deployed at over 10,000 real estate websites.
For further details please visit http://www.realbird.com
RealBirdÂÂ is a trademark of Realbird Inc.
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Portland, Oregonâs Cube Management Releases SEO / Search Engine Optimization Guide
Portland, Oregonâs Cube Management Releases SEO / Search Engine Optimization Guide
Portland Oregonâs Cube Management, Sales & Marketing Specialists, have released a SEO / Search Engine Optimization Guide titled, âRise to the Top: A Four Step Guide to Search Engine Optimization (SEO)â.
Portland, Oregonâs Cube Management Releases SEO / Search Engine Optimization Guide
Portland Oregonâs Cube Management, Sales & Marketing Specialists, have released a SEO / Search Engine Optimization Guide titled, âRise to the Top: A Four Step Guide to Search Engine Optimization (SEO)â. This informative document can be downloaded by clicking on the following link: http://www.cubemanagement.com/resources/downloads/seoguide.asp .
Search engine optimization (SEO) is a process still shrouded in mystery for most sales and marketing executives. While it is true that many advanced SEO techniques are difficult for laypeople to understand, people donât need advanced technical knowledge to comprehend the basics of it. Cubeâs Search Engine Optimization Guide will walk you through the SEO process, giving you the beginnings of everything you need to know in order to put SEO to work for your company. Websites that have excellent search engine rankings combined with strong offers and conversion mechanisms are powerful lead generation machines for businesses of all kinds.
At Cube Management, we boast a proven track record of success in implementing highly targeted, successful Search Engine Optimization programs that boost sales and produce strong ROI for our clients. Let us show you how Search Engine Optimization advertising can bring targeted prospects to your website and new revenue through the door.
To download our Search Engine Optimization / SEO Guide, please click on the following link: http://www.cubemanagement.com/resources/downloads/seoguide.asp .
About Cube Management
Cube Management (http://www.cubemanagement.com) provides sales acceleration services to emerging growth and mid-market companies in the technology, manufacturing, healthcare and business service sectors. The experts at Cube Management work across the entire spectrum of marketing, sales and business development to provide customized solutions that drive revenue and profit growth. Cube Management combines Strategy, Process & People to produce winning results.
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|product name: Estee Lauder ADVANCED NIGHT REPAIR
Synchronized Recovery Complex (7ml)
|item no.: 104034911001
|brand: Estee Lauder
|ative from: 2009-11-09 00:00:00
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