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With the new Daredevil TV series hitting Netflix in 2015, it's unclear when we would see the other Marvel offering such as Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and The Defenders mini-series appear on the popular online streaming service. We should get to see some footage from Daredevil later in October during this year's New York Comic Con, so stay tune for my coverage of the event for Moviepilot.com. If we use the cinematic universe as a template for what Marvel is trying to do with TV, what should we see in a Netflix Phase Two? After all, Marvel has hundreds of characters and storylines ripe for a small screen adaptation.
Cloak & Dagger
Also known as Ty Johnson & Tandy Bowen, Cloak & Dagger are two runaways who fled to New York City but were caught up in its seedy underbelly. They quickly became subjects of illegal experiments, which gave them superpowers. Although they are technically mutants (and therefore Twentieth Century Fox property), they might fall in the "special" grey area where Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch reside. Cloak & Dagger would make for a good Netflix TV show, if Marvel wants to go a darker route.
Cloak has the ability to absorb darkness, while Dagger can shoot beams of light. The pair patrol the mean streets of New York City, fighting crime and drug dealers, and helping runaways.
Union Jack
While there are three incarnations of the character, I would go with the third Union Jack - Joey Chapman. A working class super spy, Union Jack is the pinnacle of human strength with badass fighting skills and weapons. Marvel shoots a majority of their movies in England anyway, so why not pay tribute to Great Britain and make a new TV series with one of the country's greatest comic book characters.
Son of Satan
If the Marvel Cinematic Universe plans to go really, really weird with Doctor Strange in 2016, then the comic book movie studio should fully embrace it. Daimon Hellstrom (AKA Son of Satan) is the spawn of Satan and a moral woman. He could also be Marvel's answer to NBC's Constantine as an exorcist and magician. Hellstrom already has a connection to The Defenders and Luke Cage, so it seems like a logical fit for a Phase Two.
This is something every comic book fan is waiting for, Runaways is one of the most popular properties from Marvel Comics. And while many would like to see the team on the big screen, I really think that a TV series on Netflix would be better suited for the Runaways. It's the story of a group of superpowered teenagers who learn that their parents are actually part of a group of villains called "The Pride." They work together to bring down their parents and evil.
A film adaptation was in the works since 2008, but since the success of The Avengers, Marvel had to put the film on hold to focus on a new direction. I really think shorter episodic adventures would be the best way to go. An animated series would work too! Let's hope Marvel can convince Brian K. Vaughn and Joss Whedon to write this one!!


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The holidays are a special time where we connect with people we love from the heart. This holiday season will be my family's first without the man who had biggest heart ever - my dad. To celebrate his memory, I want to keep the hearts of others healthy by baking his favourite holiday treat - buttery, homemade shortbread.
When you purchase a dozen of Shortgirl Shortbread, every penny will be donated to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada in memory of Dr. Gennaro (Jim) Saraco. Together we can help fund breakthrough research that will help save and improve the hearts of others — one bite of shortbread at a time.
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Villa O is located in a residential area north of Oslo with sweeping views over the city and the fjords. The house, designed in 1952 by the architect Jens Selmer, needed a total renovation. It is located in a historically listed garden city area; the restrictions to alterations of the original façade gave an entirely new logic within the existing shell.
On the ground floor, we introduced a sculptural staircase in black lacquered solid wood as one single organizing element. The staircase acts as a room divider between the dining room, the formal living room and the fireplace. The rooms are connected through a fireplace integrated into the wall, creating a void, with a view through from both sides. A custom-made bookshelf also reinforces the distinction between the different spaces. Two new doors replace the original windows to form a direct access to the garden.
On the second floor, the circular staircase organizes the rooms, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The stairs form a drop-shaped central room, as a replacement for the traditional corridor. The interior forms a surprising contrast with the traditional exterior, but has a corresponding scale.
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It's that time of year again! I love decorating our cottage for Christmas. To set the scene, I make our front porch Christmas-ready with a festive, less-is-more approach. We already have two sconces that light the snow beautifully. We also planted two cute little Christmas trees on the porch several years ago. One of the main attractions
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Puerto Rican Day Parade 2010:His Puerto Rican Day Parade 2010 today! Watch Puerto Rican Day Parade online. Witnessed a nearly 3 million people celebrating and marching in the celebration and the Puerto Rican Parade 2010 event. Puerto Rican Day Parade is also known as the National Puerto Rican Day Parade. This big event is held annually on Fifth Avenue in New York. Puerto Rican Day Parade 2010 will be held today, as always, held every second Sunday of June.
Puerto Rico Day parade marches up Fifth Avenue from 44th Street to 86th Street and has grown to become the largest parade in New York have about three million spectators each year. Puerto Rico Day Parade 2010 is expected to be one of the largest parades in the country which has 3 million viewers on a visit to New York for this event in particular.
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FAIRFIELD - Solano County published a glossy, 25-page annual report that touts a year filled with accomplishments that will be released to the public at today's Board of Supervisors meeting.
The booklet - filled with graphics and colorful photos -resembles a company's annual report to its stockholders. The report talks exclusively about the positive things happening in Solano County and discusses the county's progress toward its six priorities that the Supervisors feel will make Solano County "the place for people to live, learn, work and play."
"As always, we recognize that what we have achieved and what we hope we can achieve in the future is only possible with our relationships with community partners and the ongoing support of the citizens," board chairwoman Barbara Kondylis writes on the opening page.
The County Administrator's Office will present the report to the public and Board of Supervisors at the 9 a.m. meeting today. The meeting will be held in the county government center.
The report will be distributed to county employees, Solano cities and other California counties, said Kathy Gibson, Solano County senior management analyst who helped compile the report.
"The report is part of the internal and external communications plan," Gibson said. "Every year we try and identify what the key accomplishments are."
Solano County has compiled an annual report for at least several years, and has tried to make it more visually appealing each year, Gibson said. This year's report revolves around accomplishments in the county's six priority areas: Families, health, community, land use, communications and future planning.
The county's report used to be "dreadfully boring," said county supervisor Duane Kromm. Kromm uses the report as a "discussion tool" at community meetings, and said people are more apt to a colorful, attractive document.
Solano County residents can get a copy of the annual report by calling the county administrator's office at 784-6100 or downloading the PDF file at www.solanocounty.com.
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JONATHAN Trott claims it was just a perception that he failed to handle the short ball during the last Ashes series.
Attack leader Ryan Harris has made a blunt assessment of the way the Australians unsettled Trott in England, restricting him to a series average of just 29.
However the former South African under 19 batsman insists his lack of productivity was due to technical flaws.
"I think that is part of Test cricket. People are going to bowl short balls and yorkers and all sorts to try to get you out," Trott said in Hobart yesterday as England prepared for the match against Australia A, beginning tomorrow (Wednesday).
"I got out to full balls a lot more than short balls. It's one of the things people's perception is. Everyone is entitled to their own perception.
"I know what I've got to focus on this series and what I did when we came here [last time].
"Ryan Harris played then, a pretty similar bowling attack then ... I have got good memories of being here so I wouldn't say I'm particularly worried about anything specifically delivery-wise, it's more about me getting my game in good nick and feeling good."
After a debut century during the last Test at The Oval in 2009 which won England the Ashes, Trott averaged 89 on his previous tour of Australia three years ago as the touring batsmen filled their boots.
It was the first Ashes loss to England in Australia for 24 years.
Trott believes he has identified the reasons why he did not have the same significant impact during the most recent series in England earlier this year.
"I got myself out a few times and first Test at Trent Bridge I got a weird review. I'm still scratching my head about that," he said.
"I technically had a few flaws which I have hopefully ironed out.
"To look back at the summer and be disappointed would be foolish because we won the series 3-0.
"Just because I averaged 30 (29) doesn't make it a huge train smash. I still had some hands in some important partnerships and it was an exciting and eventful series."
Trott was also unconcerned about the likely recall of Mitchell Johnson, who worked the batsman over with short bowling during the one-day series that followed the Ashes.
"I wouldn't say blows, he got me out once, and he bowled really well," said Trott.
"That's what fast bowlers do. There's nothing new to that. It's not a new thing in cricket.
"Again I probably created my own downfall in the way I was playing and technically probably wasn't doing what I normally do.
"I created that scenario myself, not so much the Australians.
"I think Mitch is bowling really well. He has gone away and worked really hard on his game. That's good to see from a player."
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As a Baby Boomer, Verlin understands the unique needs of his generation as they transition from the "family home" to a new lifestyle. Baby Boomers have unique needs and Verlin has a personal understanding and sensitivity to the questions and challenges facing his generation. "I have a great appreciation for the single story family home and the economic, emotional, and physical challenges associated with the next phase for the Boomers." Verlin sees it as the next opportunity and embraces San Diego as the place to be a Boomer.
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Verlin lives in Carmel Valley with his wife Maureen. They have 3 adult children and 3 grandchildren. Verlin received his Bachelor of Arts at the University of California, Berkeley in American History. He continues to enjoy reading history books; the San Diego outdoor lifestyle; sunsets over the ocean; mountain biking, an ongoing gin rummy game with Maureen (which she currently holds the lead), and is still looking for the perfect single story home.
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Heart Failure (cont.)
Erica Oberg, ND, MPH
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What is heart failure?
The term heart failure can be frightening, but in reality, it just means that the heart is not pumping as well as it could be. When the heart muscle is weak, blood cannot be pumped efficiently enough to get oxygen to all of the cells. Sometimes the heart becomes dilated and weak. Other times it may be stiff and thickened. Over time, the heart cannot keep up with its workload. When this happens, there isn't enough oxygenated blood reaching the brain and muscles, and fluid begins to backup in the lungs and other tissues. The lack of oxygen causes the main symptoms of heart failure such as fatigue, shortness of breath, and difficulty completing tasks that require exertion.
What are the different types of heart failure?
The heart has four chambers through which blood pumps. Newly oxygenated blood is pumped from the lungs to the left atrium and left ventricle and out through the aorta to circulate through the rest of the body. After the oxygen has been used, the blood returns through the veins to the right atrium and right ventricle into the lungs to be re-oxygenated.
- Systolic heart failure (left-sided heart failure): When the heart loses strength on the left side (left ventricle) and cannot pump the blood into circulation, it is called systolic heart failure or left-sided heart failure. When this occurs, the heart becomes dilated and weak. The strength of the heart muscle can be measured with an echocardiogram that measures the ejection fraction. An ejection fraction of greater than 55% is normal. The term congestive heart failure, or CHF, refers to the accumulation of fluid in the tissues. Fluid can accumulate in the legs causing swelling (edema), into the lungs causing pulmonary edema, or into the abdomen where it is called ascites. A type of heart failure termed acute decompensated heart failure is an emergency.
- Diastolic heart failure (right-sided heart failure): The second type of heart failure is diastolic heart failure, characterized by the heart becoming thicker and stiffer. When this happens, the left ventricle cannot fill with sufficient blood, and not enough blood is pumped into circulation, even if the pumping action is still strong. This is why diastolic heart failure is sometimes referred to as heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (PEF), or right-sided heart failure. If the signs and symptoms of heart failure are present and the ejection fractions is greater than 50%, diastolic heart failure may be considered, especially if an echocardiogram shows the heart muscle is thickening.
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The trial of Anders Behring Breivik, the perpetrator of the 2011 Norway attacks, started on 16 April 2012 in Oslo District Court. 170 media organisations have been accredited to cover the proceedings, involving some 800 individual journalists. The trial will determine the extent of the defendant's criminal responsibility for these attacks and thereby whether he will be sentenced to imprisonment or committed to a psychiatric hospital. It has also been speculated that the future role of forensic psychiatry in Norway will be heavily influenced by the proceedings......
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These show-trials that drag on for weeks serve no real purpose.
The defendant has admitted his guilt so why don't they just pronounce him guilty now, as we all know they eventually will, and save everybody a lot of time?
'Democratic' countries always indulge themselves in this way as they demonstrate to the world how 'fair' and thorough their judicial systems are, to the point where in the end it just becomes an exercise in their own vanity.
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I read somewhere that this Breivik is a fanatical pro-israel zionist who wanted to start a "Tea Party" type militant organization in Norway. Apparently a lot of anti-israel boycott signs were found on the island. Please correct me if I am misinformed!
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As far as I know he's a zionist to the extent that he considers it useful as an assistance to the battle he wants to fight for the norwegian people. It's not as much true ideological zionism, but rather zionism born out of pragmatism and thus the circumstances of our time. You can compare it to for example the Dutch politician Geert Wilders and many others. In itself this concept (if it would actually function for a while, which I don't believe) is not the problem. The problem is that they don't stick to their pragmatic approach and turn this temporary strategic alliance into something ideological and eternal, almost metaphysical.* The alliance with Israel than becomes an end in itself in stead of only a means. A political approach which originated as something contingent, based on realist politics, becomes the very idea for which they are fighting. Where previously ethnic survival was at stake, this is now being replaced by survival of the western idea of which Israel is the leading figure, on both the material and the spiritual level. Ethnocentrism is replaced by just another type of humanism camouflaged as patriotism.
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I would not be surprised in the least if we later find out he was sponsored by the mossad
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Chances are not that bad that this actually happens, it's only one of two defense points he wants to make, and their vanity may force them to allow it, everything else would go against their convictions of what a fair trial is, they must hear what he claims is the reason for his attacks.
Below is a part of the non-public (no tv transmission was allowed) 73 minutes statement that he asked to read on the 2d day to outline his defense points.
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Israel promised it was not going to be used for weapons, of course the labor party must have seen through it... Jens Christian Hauge is considered some kind of hero in Norway as he led the Oslo part of Milorg.
Manfred Gerstenfeld (Israeli writer) said that Norway was the most anti-semitic country in Europe, and that Norwegians were a barbaric and stupid people
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Unanswered: issues with rowsources and combos
Does anybody know how to change the rowsource for a combo box but only for the individual record you are on and not for all records?
The basic problem I have is that I have two combo boxes, the first controls the source of the 2nd one - in the onchange event. However, this seems to effect all records, so that when I change the 1st combo for the first record it correctly alters the record source of the 2nd combo.
But when I now go to the second record, and change the 1st combo there, it automatically clears the contents of the 2nd combo for the 1st record.
Any help much appreciated!
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What you have is actually a visual effect.
The source is changed OK, but your combo box is bound to a field that has a value which is not returned by the row source.
And you have a continuous form.
You can only accomplish what you want in a single form, not a continuous one...


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Theres something about the 1ds2 colors that made an impression on me for the short time that i had it.
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One of the things i want to do when i get some free time is find two standardized test images (1 from the 1ds2, 1from the 5dmk2) and see if i can make a picturestyle to mimick the 1ds2 on the 5d2.
What has frustrated you?
The only reason i sold mine was firewire/high isos.
From all the cameras i've owned, the 1ds2 had a almost beautiful film feel to the images which i loved.
It will very very likely be my 2nd camera.
I have had a little trouble getting used to the metering too. It seems a little less forgiving than the 5D is. Maybe it's just me. I'm getting used to it. My other body started Err 99ing on me and so I had to work with just the 1Ds. I am pretty happy with the results.
I think it's almost up to par with my 5DC for high ISO, and the noise is more film like. The noise cleans up pretty well, I am generally happy.
I love the size of the body and the robust feel. I though it was HUGE and heavy when I first pulled it out of the box, but after using it for a couple of months the 5D seems small and overly lightweight.
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A file transfer protocol with error checking and crash recovery. Developed by Chuck Forsberg. Its transfer rate is similar to YMODEM-g. Like YMODEM-g, ZMODEM does not wait for positive acknowledgement after each block is sent, but rather sends blocks in rapid succession. If a ZMODEM transfer is cancelled or interrupted for any reason, the transfer can be resurrected later and the previously transferred information need not be resent.
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Researching the History and Exhibitions of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Information about the Museum's history and exhibitions is scattered throughout various books, journals, ephemera, and electronic resources.
1. The Museum's website (www.metmuseum.org) includes
- General information about the history of the Museum and each curatorial department (go to the About the Museum tab)
- The Press Room has news about the Museum including current press releases and a press release archive.
- Annual reports from 2003-present (previous annual reports can be found here (on the Museum's website), and on JSTOR from 1871 until four years ago (JSTOR's coverage of the Museum's Annual Reports lags by four years).
2. Important published works in Watson Library (www.libmma.org/portal) and in other libraries.
There are several books that chronicle the history of the Museum. There are copies of each of these near the Reference collections in Watson and Nolen libraries, and in the Watson and Nolen library stacks.
- Howe, Winifred E., A history of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; with a chapter on the early institutions of art in New York: N610 .H75 1946 MMA General and also available full text online from the link in the WATSONLINE record for this item.
This important history includes detailed information about the Museum's architecture, donors, collections and directors.
- Tomkins, Calvin, Merchants and masterpieces : the story of the Metropolitan Museum of Art : N610 .T65 1989 MMA General
While in WATSONLINE, you can find citations to publications by and about Museum directors by searching the name by keyword. Biographical information about Museum directors can be found in standard biographical references.
In the Research section of the library's portal, you will find "canned" searches for an up-to-date list of Met-related publications. The link for a search on collection catalogs will result in a chronological list of Met collection catalogs.
This resource includes the complete and searchable Grove Dictionary of Art Online and Benezit's Dictionary of Artists (as well as several other standard art reference resources). By searching "Metropolitan Museum of Art" in Oxford, you will get a brief history of the Museum. Additionally, you will get a bibliography for further reading about the Met.
4. Scrapbooks, Clippings and ephemera
A large selection of newspaper clippings, articles, and other ephemeral material related to the Museum's history is available on microfilm in Watson Library. These clippings and scrapbooks document the Museum's collections, exhibitions, archaeological excavations and expeditions, education activities, programs, publications, staff and trustees.
The contents of the collection are somewhat random, having come to the library from clipping agencies and other Museum departments.
To locate specific information, consult the finding aid. The best way to search for information in the finding aid (once you've clicked the link "Finding Aid" and opened it) is to use Ctrl-F on your keyboard and enter keywords. For example, search "de Montebello" and then click through to see the box and folder numbers that have information about our former director. You can then request that box and folder number on microfilm from the Circulation Desk at Watson Library.
5. Information on donors, trustees, directors
There are several resources that will aid you in finding information about people associated with the Museum.
- American National Biography Online (ANB)
- This resource features nearly 18,000 biographies, thousands of illustrations, and the ability to search by name, occupation, birthplace, life dates, and contributor. Occasionally, recently deceased individuals who are considered noteworthy will be added in quarterly updates, though most individuals are included within two to four years of their death.
- For example, a search on Catharine Lorillard Wolfe, a significant donor to the Museum, will result in a fairly extensive bio that will verify the spelling of her name, birth and death dates, occupation and city of residence. It also includes a bibliography.
- Marquis Who's Who on the Web
- Provides access to over 1.3 million biographies. This online resource also gives you access to Who's Who in American Art, and Who's Who in American History.
- For more information on using Marquis, see our class guide.
- New York Times Archive
- Here you will find obituaries and other related articles about people associated with the Museum.
- Keep in mind that if a person is particularly well-known, you should not limit your search to just obituaries as their death may have been printed as a full article. Again, a search on Catharine Lorillard Wolfe is a good example of finding information about her philanthropy and art patronage. If you have already checked a biographical resource like Marquis Who's Who, you can refine your search with the year of death. For Catharine Lorillard Wolfe, it would be 1887. You'll see by searching between 1/1/1887 and 12/31/1887 for "catharine lorillard wolfe" gives us 9 results. The first of which is the article announcing her death on April 4th. Additionally, there are articles about her collection of paintings being willed to the Museum.
Museum Architecture
1. For a comprehensive account of the history of the Museum's architecture, read Morrison Heckscher's article in the MMA Bulletin from the Summer of 1995. It is available full text here from JSTOR. There are additional articles in the Bulletin that discuss various architectural elements of the Museum.
2. There is a volume of Museum building plans from 1932 in the Watson Library Reference collection. Click here for the WATSONLINE record.
Note: The Archives Department in the Museum is a resource for researchers who have exhausted other avenues of inquiry. Some of the Archives' collections are not yet indexed or listed in WATSONLINE. The Archives serve primarily as a legal archive rather than a repository for all documents relating to the Museum's history. Contact information: email email@example.com with a very specific description of your research question and the purpose of your research.
The Digital Media department maintains a collection of images of the Museum, donors and historic events obtained from the Archives department. You can contact them directly with your image request by emailing email@example.com or calling
3. Flickr
Flickr is an online tool that allows users to share photos. It is also a source for photos of the Museum. You do not need to create an account to search the site. Simply type in "metropolitan museum of art" facade and you will find many photos taken by Museum visitors, some of which have detailed views of the building's architecture.
Resources for finding out if an exhibition occurred and when, if the exhibition had a catalog, how to find press reviews and more detailed information.
1. Did it happen, and when?
To find out if an exhibition occurred at the MMA, go to the Chronological List (from the library portal page, in the left hand margin, labeled Museum Exhibitions, 1870- [present]. The list is searchable (Ctrl + F) and specific dates are given for each exhibition.
2. Is there an exhibition catalog?
The first step is to search WATSONLINE for the exhibition catalog, noting that not all exhibitions are documented by published catalogs.
There are several ways to check WATSONLINE for a catalog. If you know the year of the exhibition, you can quickly browse a list of exhibition related Museum publications by clicking here or by clicking on the Research link from the library's portal. This list is automatically sorted by year. Refine this list by clicking Modify Search and adding in specific keywords from the exhibition title. Fill in the second box in the Modify Search form with your keywords, for example Courbet. Here we see 9 results sorted by year. If we wanted the catalog from the show in 2008, it would be relatively easy to identify it from the list, along with other related material such as the press kit.
Or, search WATSONLINE by entering a keyword search with a significant word from the exhibition title along with the word "metropolitan."
3. Digitized MMA exhibition catalogs
Many MMA publications, including some exhibition catalogs, have been digitized and are available full text, in searchable form in whole or in part.
WATSONLINE entries provide links to fully digitized publications. The MetPublications resource on the Museum's website (mouse over the Research tab and click on MetPublications) provides complete full text or partial full text access to publications since 1964 (not including the Bulletin and Journal).
You can search The New York Times archive for reviews of exhibitions by typing in "metropolitan musem of art" and keywords from the title of the exhibiton. For example, to find the NY Times review of Tom Campbell's first tapestry exhibition from 2002, Tapestry in the Renaissance: Art and Magnificence, you can search the keywords "metropolitan museum of art" and "tapestry in the renaissance". The first result is the review.
To receive automatic email delivery of links to reviews of exhibitions from all news sources, you can set up a Google Alert for the term "metropolitan museum of art". You can customize the frequency and source of your alerts (just from news sources or from all over the web). The alert will pick up any news story, including reviews, with your keywords and email you links to the full-text of the content.
Exhibition conception and planning, Correspondence, Installation photographs
It is best to contact the department directly for information of this nature after you have consulted the exhibition catalog. Note that there might be installation photographs included in the press clippings.
If you need help finding information about the Museum's history, events, exhibitions, collections, etc., please feel free to ask a Reference Librarian for assistance.
For assistance with questions about Museum history, exhibitions or objects, please email the Reference Desk at Watson Library at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Abraham Lincoln kept the non-aggressive General George McClellan far too long before firing him. Here is just a sampling of people who thought this was the case:
- His own cabinet
- The majority of Civil War historians, Lincoln fans, and McClellan haters everywhere
- Doris Kearns Goodwin, the reigning expert on Lincoln and author of Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln
- The authors of this article from the Harvard Business Review
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The Harvard Business Review article by Robert B. Kaiser and Robert E. Kaplan skewered Lincoln and other people-oriented leaders like him for being too slow to act on the wrong employees:
"…Goodwin also concluded that 'Lincoln's greatest flaw came out of his strength, which was generally liking people and not wanting to hurt them.' This seemed to color his judgment, and delay corrective action by giving people too many chances to turn things around. Nowhere is this more evident than in the disastrous example of how Lincoln managed George McClellan, his general in the early stages of the Civil War."
And if you've ever worked in your life, you have likely watched in agony as your own manager hemmed and hawed over firing one of your very deserving co-workers: "Why doesn't she just get rid of him?!"
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- Lincoln still wasn't sure of himself as Commander-In-Chief, and he wasn't getting expert advice. His first Secretary of War turned out to be a disgraced politician (Simon Cameron). His second, though very capable, was a trial attorney (Edwin Stanton). He was also relying on an old retired general from the Mexican War (Winfield Scott). Lincoln tried to prop up his knowledge with books and research (see my post Continually Educate Yourself), but this knowledge could not come fast enough to have been used to make a decision on McClellan.
- McClellan's men loved him. (He followed, albeit unknowingly, Lincoln's management maxim of giving your employees everything you can.)
- McClellan was in charge of the largest and most vital part of the Union Army, and he had built and prepared that unit from virtually nothing.
- Lincoln had few, dismal choices who could replace McClellan. This was not a job you could float on Monster.Com for a few months before filling. The new guy had to be ready to step in the moment Lincoln canned McClellan. Ulysses S. Grant was not yet known for being a success, and was still number two or three in the smaller, less prominent Army of the West.
- It could be a political bomb. McClellan was a Democrat with lots of friends in Congress. In fact, he was so popular that he ended up getting the nomination to run against Lincoln in 1864.
- Lincoln still had hope that McClellan could do the job. During McClellan's tenure, nobody was seemingly more qualified to run the Army of the Potomac. It was not until the disastrous Peninsula Campaign into Virginia in 1862 that Lincoln had begun to lose faith in Little Mac. Even during the Battle of Antietam soon afterward, McClellan proved that he could fight and win against Robert E. Lee. Of course, the major problem, as always with him, is that he did not chase after Lee, losing the chance to crush him and win the war.
Lincoln had to wrap his head around these problems before he could make the move, and he had to do it under severe pressure. The South was winning far too many battles. His cabinet members were practically beside themselves in wanting McClellan's head on a platter. Republicans were practically screaming. Democrats were eerily silent.
Two months after Antietam, Lincoln finally decided to risk the soldiers turning on him with a relatively unproven general, weather the political storm, bite the bullet, and fire the guy.
He also resolved never to wait too long to fire a general again. Within the following year, he hired three more.
The Results?
- The South gained hope and strength from escaping a number of potential war-ending battles that the Union Army failed to engage in.
- By hanging on to McClellan too long, Lincoln MAY HAVE unknowingly extended the Civil War.
- If the war had been ended earlier, there may not have been a need to free slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation. (So it may have worked out for the best anyway.)
The Lesson?
Live and learn. Lincoln was not a perfect man, but he did have management principles that he stuck to. One of those was giving people the benefit of the doubt. Sometimes it worked out; sometimes it didn't. The Harvard Business Review was right in saying that you can overdo your people skills to your detriment. However, if you have the ability to learn from your mistakes (see my post on that), you can overcome this weakness as Lincoln did.


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