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Tuesday, October 18
Get "scared to death" at the National Museum of Funeral History. The largest museum of its type is celebrating Halloween with its 5th Annual Haunted House — a PG-13 collection of spooky and macabre vignettes that incite goose bumps in every trick-or-treater. Genevieve Keeney, president of the museum, tells us that despite its spooky feel, the maze is really quite family-friendly. "It's whimsical and has an element of fear, but it's also geared for kids," she says. For a special treat, haunted house tickets are half price when purchased with regular museum admission, making this the perfect outing for the whole family. Permanent exhibits worth the undertaking include the celebrity-inspired "Thanks for the Memories" and the mummified "History of Embalming." 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. Through November 2. National Museum of Funeral History, 415 Barren Springs. For information, call 281-876-3063 or visit nmfh.org. $3 to $10. —Sam Byrd
Toxocariasis, leishmaniasis and Chagas are three of the most important diseases you've never heard of, says Peter J. Hotez, M.D., Ph.D., dean of Baylor's National School of Tropical Medicine and author of Blue Marble Health: An Innovative Plan to Fight Diseases of the Poor Amid Wealth. Hotez shows in his book that those living in poverty in wealthy G20 countries actually suffer more from these "neglected tropical diseases" than residents of impoverished Third World countries. "Everyone's so focused on catastrophic threats, the high killers, Ebolas or avian flus," says Hotez, who was galvanized by a move to the Gulf Coast, known as "the epicenter" of tropical infections. "In my frustration, I sometimes say what gets attention are the imaginary illnesses that scare white people." At his book reading and signing at Brazos Bookstore, he'll discuss policy changes that could reduce or eliminate some of the worst of these poverty-related illnesses. 7 p.m. Tuesday. 2421 Bissonnet. For information, call 713-523-0701 or visit brazosbookstore.com. Free. —Natalie de la Garza
Wednesday, October 19
Better than a gladiator's match, come watch the third and final presidential debate as The Donald and Hillary duke it out for POTUS points while Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace tries to enforce Robert's Rules of Order. Appropriately nicknamed "Fight Night," they'll be broadcasting live from Las Vegas, but we can view the fireworks on the big screen courtesy of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. It's free at both the Mason Park and Vintage Park locations, but advance purchase of a $5 food and beverage voucher guarantees your seat. See all the facial contortions, hurled insults and political drama magnified on the grandest scale. It will be huuuuge. 8 p.m. Wednesday. 531 South Mason Road and 114 Vintage Park Boulevard. For information, call 281-492-6900 or 713-715-4707 or visit drafthouse.com/houston/show/2016-presidential-debate. Free to $5. —Susie Tommaney
Thursday, October 20
When dance-maker Karen Stokes eliminated a section on the Houston Ship Channel from a 2003 program, she had no idea if she'd ever return to the subject. Not only did she revisit it, she turned it into a three-year initiative that culminates with DEEP: Seaspace. The two-parter, choreographed and directed by Stokes, celebrates human exploration and innovation through two of the city's defining institutions, moving from the industrialism and man-made ingenuity of the Houston Ship Channel in Sea, to NASA and "the sense of awe and wonder that you can have when you look up at the stars and think about the universe" in Space. 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Hobby Center, 800 Bagby. For information, call 713-315-2525 or visit karenstokesdance.org. $15 to $38.50. —Natalie de la Garza
Mx. Justin Vivian Bond (she uses the gender-neutral alternative to Ms. or Mrs.) brings her Love is Crazy show complete with band from Joe's Pub Series to Houston, courtesy of Lott Entertainment Presents. Previously known for her long-running Broadway show Kiki and Herb, in which she played a character significantly older than herself, the Tony Award-nominated trans-genre performer decided to switch things up. "It was just a very successful act that took so much commitment and time that really kind of stifled me creatively in a bizarre sense. People just expect you to keep doing the same thing. You can honor the crowds or honor the muse. Fortunately, I made the choice to honor the muse, and the crowds have come along." Expect folk, jazz and contemporary music, plus a little eye candy. "I'm going to look as pretty as I can. And I only hire attractive people, so there will be nice things to look at." Lott moved its productions to the Alley Theatre this season so be sure you're headed in the right direction when you go out to see the show. 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday. 615 Texas. For information, call 713-220-5700 or visit alleytheatre.org or lottentertainmentpresents.com. $37 to $47. —Margaret Downing
Friday, October 21
Dimitri Pittas plays Nemorino, the lovestruck lowly worker in Houston Grand Opera's season opener, The Elixir of Love. And although his character is often played as a country bumpkin in his attempts to secure the love of Adina, the local beauty and hotel owner, Pittas says that's not how he sees him in the bel canto comic opera. "He's a very levelheaded guy who's honestly in love with this woman," the tenor says. "In this production he works for her." And then tries to secure a magic potion that will win her over. Set in the 1950s on the Amalfi coast, the opera also stars Nicole Heaston as Adina, Patrick Carfizzi as Dr. Dulcamara (a man of questionable ethics) and Jane Glover as the conductor. Pittas says Donizetti's music is perfect. "It's bel canto of the highest level." Sung in Italian with English projections. 7 p.m. Friday; 2 p.m. Sunday; and 7:30 p.m. October 26, October 29 and November 4. Wortham Center, 501 Texas. For information, call 713-228-6737 or visit houstongrandopera.org. $15 to $290. —Margaret Downing
Ruby Rae Spiegel's play is about an abortion, but don't call Dry Land an abortion play, warns Julia Traber, who is directing the regional premiere for Mildred's Umbrella. "I read this script, and it was an instant yes," she says of the play that put Spiegel on the short list for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize in 2014. "It's an interesting script because I think, on the surface, you might worry this is just an after school special. [The abortion] is the primary crisis, of course, but what's so good about the writing is the show is very character driven." Traber says the playwright shows the complexities of the characters without delving into stereotypes. "It's a coming of age story, really. The way she's written the dialogue, she still relates with these girls, and it really resonates [into] believable, life-like characters." 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, October 20 through November 5, 3 p.m. October 30, 8 p.m. October 31 (pay what you can). Studio 101, 1824 Spring. For information, call 832-463-0409 or visit mildredsumbrella.com. $15 to $25. —Vic Shuttee
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Comedy's favorite smart-ass is back on the road with three shows at the Houston Improv, and David Spade says he's been doing a few sets in L.A. to practice. "I haven't done a long set in a while, so it's like homework to make sure I give a good show." Between this year's releases (The Do-Over and The Ridiculous 6, both with buddy Adam Sandler) and an upcoming series, why still work the road? "Because it's still hard, and it wakes you up. You want to see if you can keep up with these guys, no matter what age," he says. "It's the one thing you have control over." Though the comic blushes at his nearly three decades in the field (He gives a good-humored heel turn at the number's mere mention, quipping, "Easy, buddy, there might be girls reading this."), the sarcastic slam king still has plenty of gas in the tank. Buh-bye! 8 p.m. Friday, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday. 7620 Katy Freeway. For information, call 713-333-8800 or visit improvhouston.com. $45 to $50. —Vic Shuttee
Saturday, October 22
Thomas Cromwell rose from nothing to become a very powerful court minister during King Henry VIII's reign. As the play Wolf Hall makes clear, one of the essential ingredients in his accomplishing this was keeping up with the latest gossip — and if you think it was all about fashion, you don't understand the times. Taken from Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, the two-part play — having its regional premiere at Main Street Theater — "is a wonderful study of how your soul can get subverted even with the best of intentions," says Artistic Director Rebecca Greene Udden. There's also humor as the king tries to rid himself of Catherine of Aragon so that he can move on to Anne Boleyn and then Jane Seymour and everyone else tries not to get hit by any shrapnel. "[Cromwell] takes care of people, but he's also a scorekeeper and a vengeful man and as the play goes on, the requirements of staying on top in the back and forth of the politics of the court begin to corrupt him pretty thoroughly." Part I begins Saturday and Part II begins October 29; the parts alternate by week and then daily during the run. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 3 p.m. Sundays. Through December 18. Main Street Theater, 2540 Times. For information, call 713-524-6706 or visit mainstreettheater.com. $10 to $45. —Margaret Downing
Hari Kondabolu has a unique perspective to share. After having spent the past year and a half developing his new album, Mainstream American Comic, and reflecting on his first album, the former Totally Biased writer admits conflicted feelings. "I recorded that in Oakland after the Trayvon [Martin] verdict came out, and they were still suffering from Oscar Grant's murder. There's a lot of that energy in the air; those people were protesting the day before. It sounds like a rally, almost." While Kondabolu's act is certainly politically active, he dismisses the idea that he's doing activist comedy. "I would never call it that, because for me, it's more observational. I don't write stuff with the intent of educating people. I write with the intent of speaking my truth." The writer postulates that the social awareness in his act stems from a cultural shift. "How many South Asian American voices that talk about political things were there before me? I don't think there were any. It's a sad kind of pioneering, [but] I haven't existed before." 9 p.m. Saturday. The Secret Group, 2101 Polk. For information, call 832-898-4688 or visit thesecretgrouphtx.com. $20 to $24. —Vic Shuttee
While San Antonio and Austin have been busy with their silly little taco wars, we here in Houston have been diligently planning taco peace and bliss. The second annual Houston Press Tacolandia presented by TABASCO® Sauce is an outdoor ode to everything that rules about tacos. Some of Houston's most notable tastemakers are posting up at the outdoor taco-sampling shebang. Beer and cocktails are available for cash purchase at the rain-or-shine, 21-and-over event that also features live bands and awards for best tacos in a variety of yummy categories. 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday. The Water Works at Buffalo Bayou Park, 105 Sabine Street. For information, call 877-987-6487 or visit microapp.houstonpress.com/tacolandia/2016. $30 to $80. —Steve Jansen
TSA prohibits aerosols, so we're guessing the shelves of every hardware and art supply store have been cleared of Krylon right about now. Street artists from as far away as Iran, Spain, Brazil and Australia have been tricking out H-Town with 20,000 square feet of colorful, original murals over the past week. It took about 190 hours, with assistance from about 100 volunteers and local artists, to pull off the second iteration of the Houston Urban Experience Mural Festival. What's even better is that almost 90 percent of the murals painted last year are remaining, so we're looking pretty good for Super Bowl LI come February. There are a lot of moving parts and locations with this year's HUE Mural Festival, plus parties, happy hours and a festival, and it's all wrapping up this Saturday night with a celebration and VIP after party. Bring it. The HUE mural completion celebration is 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday at 1503 Chartres. The VIP after party is 10 to 11:30 p.m. at 2219 Canal (badge required). For more information, visit huemuralfestival.com. Free to $80. —Susie Tommaney
Major kudos to the folks at The Printing Museum. Pulling off the Houston Rare and Antiquarian Book Fair is never a small or insignificant feat. Now consider this year's edition: The museum has had to deal with the aftermath of a May fire that damaged a decent chunk of the building (but not too much of the collection, thank God). "It has been crazy juggling repair work with when we're going to be open," says Keelin Burrows, the museum's curator. The good news for bookworms is that they've carried forward and will present the 14th annual festival that showcases more than 20 dealers offering fringe, collectible and aged books for purchase. Additionally, book appraiser Kurt Zimmerman is on site with a free preservation lab (limit two items per person, pretty please), and J.P. Bryan, founder of The Bryan Museum in Galveston, dishes about his personal collection of maps and other printed goodies. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. 1324 West Clay. For information, call 713-522-4652 or visit printingmuseum.org. $8. —Steve Jansen
Put the pedal to the proverbial metal at BikeHouston's 44th annual Moonlight Ramble. Kick off the evening with more than 1,500 biking enthusiasts for fun, frothy beverages and food trucks. Jazz up your bike with lights and don your best costume for the contest portion of the evening. Then, take a midnight ride around Houston. Cyclists of all skill levels can participate in a few different ways: Novices will appreciate the ten-mile path, while veteran riders can challenge themselves with the 20-mile course. True to its cause, the cycling event benefits the Bayou City. "The fund-raising helps us to make Houston more bike-friendly. We want to cover 600 miles of bike lanes for Houston for the future," says Doug Waldrep, development manager for BikeHouston. And remember, safety comes first: Requirements include bike lights, helmets and obeying all traffic laws. There's a pre-party at 10 p.m. Saturday, with biking starting at 11:59 p.m. Saint Arnold Brewing Company, 2000 Lyons. For information, call 832-819-2453 or visit bikehouston.org. $35 to $50. —Sam Byrd
As the Metropolitan Opera celebrates its 50th anniversary at Lincoln Center, and on the heels of its season opener (Wagner's Tristan und Isolde), view Mozart's masterpiece Don Giovanni live on the big screen, courtesy of the award-winning MET: Live in HD series. Simon Keenlyside makes his MET debut as the fictional seducer, Don Juan, in this melodramatic comedy with just the right touch of supernatural. As a special Fathom bonus, view behind-the-scenes interviews with the cast and crew during intermission. The running time for the two-act opera (ranked in the top ten of most-performed operas worldwide) is three hours, 45 minutes. In Italian with English subtitles. 11:55 a.m. Saturday. Edwards Houston Marq*E Stadium 23 & IMAX, 7600 Katy Freeway. Price varies by location; visit fathomevents.com for participating venues. $28.15. —Susie TommaneyNext Page
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For a taste of cuisine designed by one of Scotland's top chefs, head to The Kailyard.
As Dunblane restaurants go, it is arguably the most exclusive. What is beyond doubt though is that Kailyard's stunning setting in this pretty Scottish village provides an impressive backdrop to your meal. The clean, modern lines of the restaurant contrast with the stone facade of the Hilton Dunblane Hydro, a feature which can be admired on a relaxing stroll through the grounds before or after your meal. Its convenient setting just off the main road through the village also makes it easy to locate.
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I visited the Kailyard with my wife on a Saturday night The resturant itself is very well decorated and fits well with its surroundings as part of Dunblane Hydro Hotel. It is publicised as being a Nick Nairn resturant but it has more of a francise sort of feel about it with a few of his "signature dishes" on the menu rather than a resturant that is owned or run by him, This is reflected in the service which is more akin to a bog-standard hotel rather than an upmarket resturant. The staff were nice enough but just seemed a bit stretched, some looked a bit disinterested and lacked the attention to detail you would expect. For example, we had to ask for the waiter to take our order after stting for quite a while without a drink and we were never ever asked if we enjoyed our meal! In saying this the food was excellent and is really good value for money - at 3 courses for £30/person . The halibut main was superb and my wife loved the lamb & for dessert the Berry trifle is brilliant. All in all a good meal in nice surroundings but despite this we wont rush back.
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Food was fantastic and had a great selection, loved the separate Veggie menu. Great value for 3 course Sunday lunch, the staff were very attentive and friendly and the place had a great atmosphere.
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The sunny weather proved summer is not over yet – and so did the street party.
Thousands poured into Brunswick's Sydney Road on Sunday for a jam-packed afternoon of dancing, art, live music, and food.
From Union to Victoria streets, one of the biggest street parties in the city's events calendar saw party-goers stream down Brunswick's main artery in celebration of the multicultural diversity of the Moreland community.
There were 10 stages set up this year along the 800-metre stretch of festivities as Sunday's hot temperatures drew in an eclectic mix of revellers, some parading past in costume.
Highlights included a cabaret circus show and performances by the Indigenous Hip Hop Projects, Sophia Exiner, under the name Phia, and country band Jemma and the Clifton Hillbillies, who performed a few songs written just for the street party.
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"Today I turned 23 and played a sweet little spot at the Sydney Road Street Party," she wrote afterwards on Facebook. "Thanks to all who stood out in the sun and watched me!"
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Afghans will go to the polls Aug. 20 for the nation's second presidential election since the fall of the Taliban in 2001. The campaign is taking place against a backdrop of heightened violence due to an invigorated Taliban insurgency and of widespread disillusionment with the Afghan government and the U.S.-led foreign troop presence. The Obama administration is counting on a relatively smooth election to help turn around a flagging war effort. But the Taliban has called for a boycott and has directed its fighters to disrupt the vote. Although President Hamid Karzai is favored to win, he could face trouble securing a majority in a field of 41 candidates. Karzai's two main challengers are former allies: his onetime foreign minister, Abdullah Abdullah, and his former finance minister, Ashraf Ghani. The United States has remained publicly neutral, but American officials have not hidden their irritation with Karzai, whose government faces allegations of corruption and incompetence.


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This might sound utter weird but 'publicity' campaigns are getting quite creative these days as every filmmaker is expecting huge openings for a movie in first weekend itself. Here comes young and talented Nikhil, who is excited about his October 24th release 'Karthikeya', is getting into core to promote the flick.
Nikhil has kick started a 'Poster Tour' for his 'Karthikeya', which is directed by newcomer Chandu, and as part of this tour he will paste posters on walls at the theatres that will playing this suspense thriller from this Friday.
Yesterday, he shocked people at Eluru town when stopped to paste posters on the walls. Probably this is the best way to get into regular-audiences as promoting a movie at shopping malls and media-meets is not enough to pull huge attention.
Featuring Nikhil and Swathi for the second time, Karthikeya's story revolves around unraveling the mystery of a temple. It happens to be a conflict between god and science, and has all commercial ingredients including romance and comedy. Talented Sekhar Chandra has composed music.


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Tom and I went to the FBI-DIY Bio outreach conference in Walnut Creek last year. It was a really fun forum for learning about the various DIY bio artistic and scientific efforts all over the world. (We could not believe how many artists were calling themselves practitioners of DIY Bio) Incredibly, this was all funded (plane tickets, meals, and all) by the FBI. The cost was a brief slide presentation of your DIY bio activities.
We were there to announce the forming of a community laboratory in Baltimore, but what to call the thing? Lucky for us, there was a bio-security workshop that all the conference-goers participated in (some more reluctantly than others) The workshop presented a series of hypothetical situations involving a still-hypothetical-at-the-time community laboratory called BUGSS, so, naturally, we stole the name.
Journalists Hanno Charisius, Richard Friebe, and Sascha Karberg recount their version of the details of this adventure, admittedly with some ominous overtones, in a recent article in BBC FUTURE.
But what's this all about? Is it really that scary, or is there a strategy here that makes a lot of sense? Representatives of the FBI's Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate will be here to tell us all about it. Here are their words:
"The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate is charged with building a cohesive and coordinated approach to incidents involving nuclear, radiological, biological, or chemical weapons—with an overriding focus on prevention. With the rapid development of technology, capabilities and information regarding the biological world, a proactive approach is being taken to address the misuse of biological agents as weapons of mass destruction. Supervisory Special Agent Nathan E. Head, Ph.D, from FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. will speak about the FBI's efforts to address this important issue, along with representatives from the FBI's Baltimore Field Division."
Please come on over for a frank discussion of DIY Bio, community laboratories, and bio-security with the FBI, You might be surprised at what you hear. FREE to ALL!
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Build-a-BUG 2: Yeast Spore Mating Type Detector Saturday February 23 noon to 4:00 pm
Learn the fundamentals of synthetic biology in eukaryotes! We will use BioBrick standard biological parts to engineer Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a classic model organism and the yeast commonly used in winemaking, baking, and brewing. This yeast can be induced to form spores, which are daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes. Similar to the sperm and egg cells of male and female animals, these spores can be one
of two mating types: a or α. An a spore can mate with an α spore to form a new yeast cell. The goal will be to build a yeast that when sporulated will yield mating type α spores that fluoresce red. This project has potential real-world biotechnology applications (e.g. streamlining the identification of spores for downstream mating experiments).
This is the second Build-A-BUG workshop in a series of five on yeast. You will continue to hone your basic lab techniques, including pipetting and centrifugation, while continuing either your own or somebody else's mating type detector project. This lab will involve restriction digests (cutting DNA), agarose gel electrophoresis (visualizing DNA), and gel extractions (recovering DNA fragments).
The five sessions are designed to give a good survey of synthetic biology techniques while doing an interesting project. While we encourage you to take all five sessions, each session can stand on its own. You do not need to commit to all five sessions to enjoy the experience. There are no prerequisites, except you must be over 18 years of age (still working on legal stuff to let younger people participate in this activity)
Also, we now have a repository wiki on Open Wet Ware that provides notes, background material, and results for these sessions.
The rest of the series will be on Saturdays 2/23, 3/9, 3/23, and 4/6; noon to 4 PM
Instructor: Dileep Monie
Cost: $40 per session (+ eventbrite fees)/ free for members Please register HERE
Cells are tiny chemical robots hacked together through billions of years of evolution. Usually, when you want to understand how a robot works, you read its source code. The closest thing cells have to source, however, is a kind of interpreted byte-code called DNA. Reading and understanding this code (which is sometimes brilliant, sometimes kludgey, and never commented) is a major task in modern biology.
Luckily, there is currently way more sequenced DNA than we know what to do with. Approximately 150 billion bases of DNA have been sequenced as of late 2012, and this volume is expected to double by 2014. This data, if printed and bound, would run to sixty thousand volumes: clearly, no human being could ever read even 1% of it, much less use it to discover new biological knowledge. Our only hope for dealing with this deluge is to develop artificial intelligence to help us do science, or even do it for us. This is already happening. How?
In this workshop we'll explore some fundamental techniques in computational genomics, focusing on the lowly _E. coli_ bacterium. We'll start from scratch: after a crash course in molecular biology, we'll download an _E. coli_ genome and begin to analyze it with our own code, so that everything we do can be replicated from the comfort of your own basement. We'll develop algorithms for finding genes and predicting their expression levels, and by the end of the session we'll have added some comments and documentation to the _E. coli_ code base. We'll be writing code in Python, and all source will be available during the session. Please BYO Laptop (if you have one)
Some knowledge of Python may be helpful, but there are no prerequisites, except interest. This session is meant to give the coder (or would-be coder) with little experience in bioinformatics a taste of what its about, in a fun way.
This happens on Friday, Feb 15th at 7:00 pm. We are asking for a donation, whatever you deem appropriate, so that BUGSS can continue to do this kind of thing. No this is not NPR. (I think they have a 501(C)(3). We're still working on ours) This is the BUGSS lab.
Your guide, Patrick O'Neill, is a graduate student in the Erill Lab at UMBC, where he applies machine learning and biophysics to the study of gene regulation in bacteria. He once crashed a supercomputer.
Please RSVP here.
BUGSS is a 501(C)3 charity. Please help keep BUGSS going!
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – A letter from Vincent van Gogh and a painting of George Washington with his family are among the expected highlights of the Oct. 30 sale scheduled by Sunflower Auction Gallery. Other lots include a letter from Abraham Lincoln, a marble bust of the 16th president, and a significant grouping of Civil War objects.
The van Gogh letter – estimated at more than $250,000 – responds to the author of the only review of his work to appear in his lifetime. He expresses his gratitude to G. Albert Aurier and discusses his approach to painting, contemporary artists and his famed Sunflower paintings.
"Thank you very much for your article in the Mercure de France, which surprised me a good deal. I admire it very much as a work of art in itself, it seems to me that you paint with words; in fact, I encounter my canvases anew in your article, but better than they are in reality, richer, more meaningful … Anyway – what I am trying to say is that things seem to have mistakenly become attached to my name that you would do better to link to Monticelli, to whom I owe so much. I also owe a great deal to Paul Gauguin …"
Vincent van Gogh's signature on his 1890 letter to critic G. Albert Aurier.
The work of Adolphe Monticelli (1824-1886) had a profound effect on van Gogh, who was struck by the artist's canvases in Paris when he arrived there in 1886. Van Gogh immediately adopted a brighter palette and a bolder attack, and later remarked, "I sometimes think I am really continuing that man." In 1890, Van Gogh and his brother, Theo, were instrumental in publishing the first book about Monticelli.
Aurier's glowing review of van Gogh's work in the January 1890 issue of the Mercure de France asserted that although he had not "transcended his heritage," he was not an "unworthy descendant of the old Dutch masters." Van Gogh was rather uncomfortable with the praise lavished by Aurier, and his letter to the author was an exercise in artistic self-deprecation.
"You may realize now that your article would have been fairer and – it seems to me – consequently more powerful, if, when dealing with the question of the future of 'tropical painting' and the question of colour, you had – before speaking of me – done justice to Gauguin and Monticelli. For the role attaching to me, or that will be attached to me, will remain, I assure you, of very secondary importance."
Jeremiah Paul's circa-1798 painting, George Washington Leaving His Family.
Jeremiah Paul's circa-1798 painting, George Washington Leaving His Family, shows Washington and his wife Martha and his three adopted grandchildren after President John Adams' administration appointed him Commander in Chief of the U.S. Army in 1798. The appointment was a reaction to France's threat of war against the U.S., and resulted in France backing away from its threat, rather than face their former ally and hero of the American Revolution. The painting carries a presale estimate of more than $500,000.
The auction will be held at the Sunflower Auction Gallery, 7375 W. 161st St. in Overland Park. Absentee and phone bidding are available, and online via LiveAuctioneers.com and eBay Live Auctions. For more information, call 913-239-8622 or visit www.sunflowerauction.com.


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August 16, 2017
Hannah Hart, Jérôme Jarre, Karlie Kloss, Lilly Singh, and Lizzie Velasquez Among Digital Creators Honored; The Ad Council Named as Inaugural Legacy Award Recipient
Fatherhood Ad Campaign Uses Cherished "Dad Jokes" as Focus
August 16, 2017
Understood.org makes heading back to school easier for families of students who struggle in the classroom
August 10, 2017
New "First-Day Ready" Guide Offers Personalized Tips for Parents of the 1 in 5 Children in the U.S. With Learning and Attention Issues, Such as ADHD and Dyslexia
New Smokey Bear Digital-First Creative Highlights Lesser Known Wildfire Causes
August 9, 2017
Creative features new digital-first videos and artwork in a continuation of the longest running PSA campaign in U.S. history
American Lung Association and The Ad Council Launch PSA Campaign to Increase Awareness of Groundbreaking Lung Cancer Screening on World Lung Cancer Day
August 1, 2017
The 'Saved By The Scan' campaign and online quiz will educate former smokers on the importance of getting screened for lung cancer
New Prediabetes Awareness Campaign Features Unexpected Animal Videos to Encourage Americans to Learn Their Risk
July 25, 2017
American Diabetes Association, American Medical Association, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Ad Council launch new creative awareness effort aimed at reducing the incidence of type 2 diabetes
AARP and Ad Council Launch New PSA Campaign to Empower Millions of Americans to Get on Track for Retirement
July 19, 2017
The Campaign Introduces an Interactive Digital Experience that Breaks Down the Challenge of Saving into Simple, Achievable Steps
Ad Council's 64th Annual Public Service Award Dinner To Honor Unilever CEO Paul Polman, Samantha Bee To Host
July 18, 2017
Student Winners Announced for 6th Annual Project Yellow Light Scholarship Contest to Promote Dangers of Texting and Driving
June 7, 2017
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Suzanne Somers promotes bioidentical hormone therapy for menopause, which is therapy that uses hormones chemically identical to those the body produces to correct the hormone imbalances that result from menopause, according to Oprah. Proponents of bioidentical hormone therapy claim that it is superior to traditional hormone therapy because many formulations customize the dose and composition of the therapy based on testing of hormone levels in the saliva, notes Mayo Clinic.Continue Reading
Some women turn to bioidentical hormone therapy to avoid the side effects of traditional hormone therapy, which include breast tenderness and bleeding, according to the Harvard Medical School. No evidence exists to support the claim that bioidentical hormone therapy, often referred to as natural hormone therapy, is safer or more effective than traditional hormone therapy. In fact, several hormone traditional hormone therapy formulations approved by the FDA contain bioidentical hormones not synthesized in labs, argues Mayo Clinic.
Some experts warn that custom-made pills of bioidentical hormones are not approved by the FDA due to the lack of testing to determine whether the formulations are reliably absorbed into the blood stream at sufficient levels, advises the North American Menopause Society. The saliva testing from which individual doses of the therapy are formulated are not representative of the hormones present in the body, explains Mayo Clinic.Learn more about Medications & Vitamins