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Al Groh was a mistake. He was Paul Johnson's mistake. It took about 2½ years for the Georgia Tech head coach to realize that.
Groh, who had success as a defensive coordinator in the NFL but was a disaster at Georgia Tech from the outset, was fired Monday by Johnson, who has seen the Jackets regress since Groh's hiring in 2010.
It's not surprising Johnson would fire an assistant. He fired Groh's predecessor, Dave Wommack, even after winning an ACC championship in 2009. He fired a coach (Groh) whose defense had given up 42, 49 and 47 points in the last three games, collapsed late in overtime defeats to Virginia Tech and Miami and allowed 510 yards in offense to Middle Tennessee State.
The stunning part is that Johnson did this now. I had been asked several times by readers over the past two weeks whether I believed Groh would make it through the season. My answer always was yes, simply because it's so rare for college assistants to get fired during the year. Clearly, it had become an unworkable situation.
Groh can't complain that he wasn't given a chance. Johnson gave him more than enough rope, even while reaffirming before the season that the defense had to get better.
Let me take you back to 2010. Georgia Tech lost 28-25 to a Kansas team that a week earlier had lost to North Dakota State 6-3.
After the game, I asked how Groh how an opponent (Kansas) that had managed only one field goal in 12 possessions against North Dakota State could score four touchdowns against Georgia Tech.
He bristled. The response: "That's fantasy football. I just deal with what happened today. … That's not the game coaches play. Coaches play the game that's played today. The rest is talk radio, those guys who have all the answers."
The problem being, it wasn't fantasy. It was real. If it was fantasy, Groh would still have a job. But his teaching methods did not translate well to players and the change to a 3-4 defense also was questionable, given the Jackets' difficulty in recruiting that kind of personnel (particularly a big enough and good enough defensive tackle).
Johnson is trying to save a season that has spun out of control since an impressive early season win over Virginia. I don't know that this will do it. But removing Groh certainly removes a problem. For the increasing amount of abuse Johnson has taken lately, it's not like the Jackets have been losing games because of his offense.
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October 8th, 2012
6:50 pm
I hope Johnson is fired…and he is but not until 2015.
October 8th, 2012
6:50 pm
The defense is by far the main issue. They have simply looked lost for most of this season. Also not sure why people are so down on the talent of recruits – in looking at Rivals recruiting numbers over the past 6 years , I don't see a big change.
The offense is doing OK – but should really hum once Vad or Justin gets under center. Then you will see the ball in the air more. I like Tevin but lets face it, he's slow, has not been great on the option reads and simply cannot throw the ball with any consistency – and we are still putting up good offensive numbers. Might as well support CPJ anyway as we are certainly not going to buy his contract out anytime soon.
October 8th, 2012
6:50 pm
Kirby Smart. We could be "project".
October 8th, 2012
6:51 pm
Add "his" above.
October 8th, 2012
6:54 pm
Sure wish we would have signed the youngest Shaw instead of the older one.
October 8th, 2012
7:02 pm
I thought Groh was an overrated hire from the start. He got fired from Va for a reason. His defenses weren't that great there with better recruits.
October 8th, 2012
7:43 pm
I saw this kid Washington throw a couple of passes last week. He looked like he was trying to hit the peanut vendor in the stands.
October 8th, 2012
7:52 pm
Sorry, but your head coach does not recruit good defensive players.Real hard to make it work.
Paul Johnson come in and does real well with Chan Gailley's players. Everybody proclaims he can walk on water after just one good season. a common mistake. But he may very well be the problem, not Al Groh. Can he recruit players for both sides, offense and defense?
October 8th, 2012
7:54 pm
Hey you Georgie trolls….don't y'all have enough to worry about with your own team without being here being jerks over GT. And it's no excuse to say ours are on your boards. I say the same thing to them. Grow up and get a life, whichever side you troll for and for God's sake , be better than the other idiots.
October 8th, 2012
7:56 pm
I don't get why we ever fired Dave Wommack.
October 8th, 2012
7:57 pm
Tevin needs to be benched. Days and Lee much better . Tech 4-8 at best
October 8th, 2012
8:05 pm
I congratulate Tech on having the stones to do this. Short supply in Athens.
October 8th, 2012
8:34 pm
Somebody forgot to tell Kansas State that the option doesn't work.
I'm rather concerned that our decline in defense started before Al Groh hit the scene. That probably points to a decline in talent. On offense, I think a good scheme can make an average unit into a good offensive unit. I'm not sure that is the case on the defensive side of the ball.
October 8th, 2012
8:38 pm
I don't think the defenses I drew up were that bad.
Johnson just needs to learn to recruit.
October 8th, 2012
9:05 pm
i think reggie ball would make a good DC
October 8th, 2012
9:54 pm
Why does Johnson still have a job ?
October 8th, 2012
10:01 pm
Fish Fry needs to fire himself
October 8th, 2012
10:01 pm
So Dabo, in his confusion is ready to punt early in the game on fourth and short.
We are not ready to accept the ball so we call timeout.
Our timeout gives Dabo time to wake up and change his mind. They get the first down and go on to score.
The coach that called the timeout when they wanted to give us the ball should be fired.
Predictable series of events for Tech fans.
October 8th, 2012
10:11 pm
October 8th, 2012
10:18 pm
Dang Paul Johnson's firing of Groh taking this weeks heat off the Georgia-South Carolina game just to recapture the ajc sports-beat spotlight.
October 8th, 2012
10:22 pm
Being an UGA fan, I am no fan of anything Tech; but taking a shot at a 70 yr old man on the day he is fired due to him hurting your feelings a couple of years ago says a lot more about you than him.
October 8th, 2012
10:31 pm
Well now Brian Van Gorder has another place to go!,
October 8th, 2012
11:03 pm
Chris Rumph !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 8th, 2012
11:09 pm
I am fine with the offense averaging 38 points per game. Recruiting is the problem, and it isn't because of the offense we run. Paul just isn't a good recruiter. Get a defensive recruiting guru and we are fine. Defense is the problem. By the way, Chan wasn't the great recruiter. It was Giff Smith.
October 8th, 2012
11:11 pm
Granted he also hasn't proven he can develop a QB in the system. It will take talent on that position as well, and we will not get a guy that has aspirations of playing on Sundays. Dont necessarily have to either. Nesbitt wasn't.
October 8th, 2012
11:18 pm
"""Al Groh was a mistake. He was Paul Johnson's mistake. It took about 2½ years for the Georgia Tech head coach to realize that."""
Wow Schultz, what insight here. I'm amazed. After watching the GT defense get scorched the last 3 weeks, I'm glad you were able to clue us in on this.
October 8th, 2012
11:31 pm
There are so many ridiculous comments on this blog.
October 8th, 2012
11:33 pm
I sense a sinking ship at Tech.!
October 8th, 2012
11:35 pm
At least Tech had the nads to realize they had a problem and make the move, not wait 4 long years, split the entire bulldog nation, just to watch worthless Willie Martinez lose another game.
October 8th, 2012
11:47 pm
Yes Honey Bo Bo needs to go!
October 8th, 2012
11:48 pm
Jeff, your anecdote about an NFL coach not being able to translate to kids reminds me of the stories coming out of Athens when Goff brought in Marion Campbell to coach the D.
October 8th, 2012
11:59 pm
Can't wait for Carvell's articles on how this affects the defensive recruits.
October 9th, 2012
1:09 am
What about Oleary? Would Freidgen be interested in returning as OC? For all his offensive "genius," CPJ cannot hold a candle to him, IMO.
October 9th, 2012
1:11 am
Of course, I mean Oleary as HC. Just seems to me to be a given that CPJ has to go is Tech is going to emerge from the doldrums once more.
October 9th, 2012
1:34 am
groh–a bust in the nfl, a bust at uva, a bust at tech. He'll walk away with millions in severance cash–another big waste of money by paul johnson and tech's ad.
October 9th, 2012
6:15 am
As a Dawg fan this sounds familiar,Ray Goff & The Swamp Fox Marion Campbell
October 9th, 2012
6:52 am
The problem is CPJ the players in Atlanta do not like him and refuse to play for him.
October 9th, 2012
7:39 am
"Al Groh was a mistake." Well, duh. My UVA friends were laughing their rear ends off 2-1/2 years ago.
October 9th, 2012
7:52 am
Stick your hand in the box, Paul. See how far you can take the pain.
And think of your middle linebacker – name of Drummond – and remember the pain. Never seen a MLB so statuesque – in the way a statue stand there, stands there, stands there.
Of course, it isn't only Mr. Drummond, the D overall just can't cut Division I (or whatever they are calling the 'big leagues' nowadays) football. Fast, tough and smart offenses are everywhere. Even at Middle Tennessee State. And on the O side at Tech, you have moderately slow, fragile and simple-mindedness; you know, dive play, dive play, option right, punt (or fumble).
Clean house – starting with who is known as 'D-Rad'.
October 9th, 2012
8:22 am
Its called "trickle-down defense"
October 9th, 2012
8:27 am
Jeff, you have a lot of nerve. Where was your opinion when the guy got hired? He flunked after many years at Virginia. He was known as a retread. You are a master of the obvious.
October 9th, 2012
8:37 am
Georgie tek beat Jim Donnan to have him fired, and now falls on its collective face 1-10 vs our current coach, and we are supposed to talk about Georgie tek has maybe an issue with their defense ?
There have been all these blogs about how the program has dropped-off, plateaued against his competition, not beat the top teams in The SEC nor even against other conferences. Jim Donnan was fired by Mike Adam$ because as Ben Dukes said, he did not beat his rival competition. As Ben Dukes points out Steve O. Spurrier has been at South Carolina starting 2005, and there is no argument anyone can put forth that we were better than USCe 2011 when they beat us last season and made # 9 in AP Poll, while we lost to them head-to-head and made # 19 beating no team who made the Top 25 – in fact losing all 4. South Carolina today, is equivalent to what the vols or Florida was when Jim Donnan was fired. We average # 8 Scout.com recruiting rankings and South Carolina # 20 starting the same year 2005. We have had huge attrition across the board of the 107 Mark Richt signed who could be playing 2012, and are not. Today, we have 66 scholarship players plus a transfer-in who are available. If we don't play Chris Conley, Quayvon Hicks, Mark Beard, Jay Rome, Malcolm Mitchell at wide receiver, Sheldon Dawson, Josh Dawson, Josh Harvey-Clemons, Richard Samuel at linebacker, or a back-up Quarterback when our QB states he did not sleep for 2 days prior to the only game on our schedule all 12 games and goes out there with yet another Aaron Murray fumble, another Aaron Murray interception (and several more which should have been intercepted) while again he runs 5 times for minus yards including yet again 2 more sacks – why have there been 30 who have transferred-out of these 107 signed scholarships Mark Richt brought in here ?
Yes, we have more talent than Steve Spurrier. Would you say it is fair to say that Steve Spurrier at 4-4 against Mark Richt, averaging one-third the recruiting rankings has out X and O Mark Richt ?
I believe you can make the point that we have off-field issues which are being shoved under the rug, to avert further embarrassment, that have contributed here to us not beating the top teams.
Starting with Kentucky in 2007, when that was 6 seasons ago, we have not beat an SEC team who made a winning SEC record.
After Auburn # 9 in 2006, when that was 7 seasons ago, we have not beat a team making the Top 10.
34-19 the last 4 years, same as Georgie tek # 31 in the nation.
35-13 Jim Donnan his last 4 years, # 12 in the nation.
For years now, we have been hearing about Mark Richt in terms of his NUMBER OF WINS.
Mark Richt has played 5 more games and not only won 1 fewer but lost 6 more than Jim Donnan – their last 4 years compared.
Even including coming in here and cleaning up Ray Goff's mess his 1st season – all 5 of Jim Donnan's years here, comparing that to Mark Richt his last 5 years here :
19 Losses Jim Donnan all 5 years he was here
21 Losses Mark Richt all 5 of his last 5 years here
This is the discussion we get to all the time across this great internet. Jim Donnan was fired for not winning the big games at the time. Mark Richt earned a little give on that with Jim Donnan's recruits, for Jim Donnan most assuredly did not leave this Top 10 All-Time College Football Program in Wins in a depleted state. He just did not win the games he was expected to win.
I don't know if you can say we were expected to win the game Saturday night. USCe has a running back and a real dual-threat quarterback, an OL and a DL and Secondary and special teams featuring great players. We matched-up with them, but were out-coached by a guy who has out-coached Ray Goff, Mark Richt and Jim Donnan.
How Mark Richt gets these recruits to come here, when he mis-manages their talent like he has for 12 years of this, and has not in 12 years won as well as all these other SEC programs who have won all these other games in the Mark Richt era against teams who made the Top 10, is anyone's guess. But, for me, I think they like his forgive approach.
Mark Richt doesn't think this is any big deal.
He is making no changes to anything.
He's satisfied.
Plateaued with his recruiting, game plans, preparation, soft discipline and harsh punishment, and coaching staff or lack thereof.
# 8 in The SEC all 12 years to-date beating teams making Top 10
We're # 8 in just our own conference of beating teams who made the Top 10 all the entire Mark Richt era.
17 games
Won 3
There are all these posters who purport to state that a Top 10 All-Time College Football Program like ours cannot get and does not deserve any better.
Compare this now, to Jim Donnan, they say.
I find it hard to believe that a Top 10 Program cannot deserve the entitlement of better than # 8 in The SEC at beating top teams in the entire Mark Richt era.
Yes, we've plateaued. One day, you will all say I said it 1st – about 7 years ago I said it. You have listed excuses for 7 years, and now you all agree with me without one of you saying I said it to you for all 7 of these years of being unable to beat the top teams while our off-field issues continue with a coach satisfied, and very few fans.
Jim Donnan was fired because he could not beat his top rivals at the time, and specifically Georgie tek. That is why we're supposed to not have this brought up by Jeff Schultz.
October 9th, 2012
8:52 am
Without al we would not have gotten attachou. Maybe a fair trade, sine hopefully we will have him for one more year.
October 9th, 2012
9:27 am
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October 9th, 2012
9:27 am
Crimson 75′ List made a good list for replacements..
Tech fans, here's the best options to replace Groh:
1. Jeremy Pruitt
2. Lance Thompson
3. Bo Davis
4. Brick Haley
5. Torrian Gray
6. John Neal
7. Mike Tressel
8. Luke Fickell
9. Bob Gregory
10. Mike Vrabel
I like all those names but I would like to add Chris Rumph to this list..
Lance Thompson served under Tech 1990
October 9th, 2012
10:02 am
Thomas Brown…You do realize this is a tech blog right? Did you write all that from memory? Also, you better get rid of the egg cartons in your trunk. They got a lead and it points to you.
October 9th, 2012
10:07 am
CAG should'a been fired end of LAST season. I think we can all agree on that.
October 9th, 2012
10:19 am
You got your panties in a bunch when AG was mean to you, you poor thing.
Al Groh is gone but you still run funny and throw like a girl. I mean it in a nice way, though.
October 9th, 2012
10:40 am
If Tenuta is hired back you may lose most of your Alum support. Next to Bill Lewis, was there a more hated, arrogant coach at GT? And he does not like to recruit. Not what you guys need right now.
October 9th, 2012
11:17 am
Todd Grantham ?


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Pondering the John Green discussions …
So I want to take a minute to address the unfair accusations about John Green & his influence that seem to pop up more & more since TFiOS exploded in the market. I've been biting my tongue, but then I saw this.
Tying Twitter followers to sales/influence seems a little troubling to me. For easy data comparison, take a glance at Sylvia Day's followers. Syl just got an eight figure deal, but she has 100k or so followers.
John had at or around a million Twitter followers BEFORE he hit the NYT. Twitter is not a barometer for power, esp in John's case. He built a platform with his brother. People follow him there bc of more than his novels.
DISCLAIMER before I go on:
I like John. He's talented, neurotic, & sweet. In other words, he's like most of my writer friends.
History & Context
I had been emailing with John back in 2006 bc I had a "pre-pub tour" & had no idea what that meant, but Googling informed me that the author of a book I'd read & liked (Looking for Alaska) had done one. John replied with helpful answers (including commentary on hotel peanuts).
When I met John, back in 2006 or 2007, it was the night of his Printz acceptance (for either the Printz Award or the Printz Honor— IDK which, all I remember is that he was there accepting as was Marcus Zusak).
At his speech he was sweet, but he also did this thing with a videocamera that made me come home & report to my husband, "He has a schtick that will build audience recognition. I'm not sure if it'll sell books, but it's away to harness his obviously non-stop thinking AND hide his shyness."
Hop forward in time. I met John again when we were both giving talks at a conference. I was either right before or after him. We were both nervous wrecks. He's just a guy, a writer with the same anxiety as the rest of us.
Again, we were at a conference. We were on a panel with the lovely Sara Zarr & partway in got derailed because John (wrongly) implied that Fitzgerald was more pertinent than Faulkner. I don't recall the topic, but seriously? Faulkner is always better. *head shaking*
Back then, John was either at or approaching a million twitter followers. He hadn't hit the NYT yet though. Was the YA world bending to his will? Did he have a villainous lair? No. He had people who were intrigued by his mind, his somewhat manic gesticulating, & his quirky topic selection. I think the best way to look at it is that John was establishing TWO careers—public personality of Many Opinions and literary writer. Lots of people watched his vlogs, but didn't buy his books. Some of us really couldn't care less about his vlogs (sorry, John!), but love his writing.
Articles & accusations that his Twitter followers are relevant to his influence on YA are missing the history.
THE CRUX of it all:
Does John have influence? Sure, but he built it not just as a writer but as John & Hank.
Now on to the key topic that sparked this pondering post—Is his influence because he has different bits? I'm going to say nope.
Seriously, folks, he has a Printz AND a Printz Honor. I get that his last book launched him into mainstream notice, but for those of us who were watching waaaaaay before that, I think there are some other factors at play here.
a) He had a schtick that built reach to potential readers (i.e. the general public) AND
b) he writes gorgeous literary prose (which influences industry folks).
I'm not saying his gender is irrelevant. I do get the very valid patterns that male authors do tend to get more media coverage & thus more buzz & (potentially) more sales, but
1) that's not HIS fault,
2) let's not ignore the specifics of John Green's ascent either.


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Hipsters drive New York beard transplant boom
Facial surgeons with private practices in Manhattan and Florida say they have seen a phenomenal increase in demand in the last five years, and hipsters are leading the way.
No longer the preserve of fishermen or aging academics, beards are the signature look of urbane men in their 20s and 30s who consider themselves witty, creative and politically progressive.
New York surgeons can perform up to three or four procedures a week for $2,000 to more than $8,000 depending on how much hair needs to be transplanted from scalp to cheek.
Danny Higuera, 26, owns a construction company. He had a beard transplant over a year ago and says he is "thrilled" with the results.
He grew up admiring his father's beard but could only muster "little patches" here and there. So he forked out $8,000 on a transplant with Manhattan surgeon Jeffrey Epstein.
"There are people that like long hair, short hair, I just wanted a nice beard," he told AFP.
"I like that rugged look, that five o'clock shadow."
Although he wouldn't always define himself a hipster, he does when it comes to facial hair.
"To a certain degree I do consider myself a hipster," Higuera said. "I think it's very trendy to have a beard -- to do things with your beard."
- Fashions change -
Ten years ago film stars were clean-shaven, but red carpets today are full of the bearded -- Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Ryan Gosling, Jake Gyllenhaal and Ben Affleck, to name just a few.
Epstein says the chief look-alike request is Pitt and mustachioed actor Tom Selleck is number two, but believes most patients just love the scraggy look.
"Thirty to 35 percent are those guys aged 26 to 40 that sort of fit into that category of hipster. It's not a clear term, but probably the single biggest group are these guys," Epstein said.
Uber-trendy parts of Brooklyn may be New York's hipster hub but doctors say patients fly in from across the United States, Britain or even Australia.
They say the boom is fueled not just by changing fashion, but rising awareness and social acceptance of hair transplants, and improved techniques that result in pretty impressive beards.
Facial hair has for centuries been a sign of virility and masculinity in many cultures across the world.
But some men can't grow facial hair for genetic reasons or lasered their face in their 20s and later realized it was a mistake.
- 'Guys streaming in' -
Yael Halaas, a doctor whose practice is just off Park Avenue, agreed that demand had increased over the last three to four years.
"These guys kept just streaming in complaining either they can't grow much of a beard at all or that they have patchy areas that weren't filing in properly," she told AFP.
"A lot of them tend to be in their 20s and 30s, they tend to be hip New Yorkers definitely with an eye for aesthetic detail -- they may work in the visual arts or performing arts," she said.
Halaas says she sees four to five patients a week for facial hair transplants.
"A decade ago I would say it was maybe 10 a year," she said.
Another reason for brisk trade is that only a handful of hair transplanters are trained in facial plastic surgery.
Glenn Charles works in Florida but told AFP he gets more beard transplant patients from New York than any other state.
"The trend of the Brooklyn hipsters, the facial hair thing is coming back. The scruffy look, the shadow look is in right now and a lot of guys are interested in having that," he said.
And it's not just hipsters. Charles sees businessmen, firefighters, weightlifters -- all kinds of people.
"I'm the hair god," he jokes.
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My wife and I and our dog had a great time at John and Zenia's condo at Mt. Crested Butte during our week there last month (late June). The condo had everything one could want, was immaculate, very comfortable and well furnished, and was close to everything. It is up at the mountain, but it is only a 5 minute drive into the town of Crested Butte below. The weather was spectacular, with the wildflowers just about to peak, and the hiking and biking were excellent as always in that area. Still snow on the high peaks, but dry all around town and the ski mountain. John and Zenia are great owners who go out of their way to provide detailed information. They even called to see how everything was going. Couldn't have been better. Would definitely stay there again- summer or winter! Ken, Marcia, & Snickers Lane, Sanata Fe, NM
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This home (which is hardly a "town home") is hands down the best place we have ever stayed in Crested Butte! If you have kids, it can't be beat. Rainbow Park, kids bike park, the creek and trail access are all within 50 yards of this home. And town is a mere two blocks away. The decor, the amenities and the location make this place our new favorite in CB. And the owners were so accomodating and so great to deal with as well. We couldn't have asked for more on our recent two week stay in this beautiful mountain town. We highly recommend this property!
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There are currently six churches in Hertford and two in Bengeo, the largest of these being All Saints Church.
The present church at All Saints was completed in 1905, although a church has stood on the site for many hundreds of years, the first vicar having been presented in 1248. The large building we see today was constructed following a huge fire which destroyed the church that stood there previously. In Andrew's and Wren's map of 1766 the church is shown as being dedicatd to St.John, although Speed's Map of 1610 refers to it as Alhallows.
The original St.Andrew's Church was of saxon origin. The present church was consecrated in 1870, replacing a 15th Century building which had fallen into a poor state of repair.
The Roman Catholic Church in St.John's Street was constructed in 1861 and is dedicated to The Immaculate Conception and St.Joseph. During the first half of the 20th Century a convent school was housed opposite, but moved to Hertingfordbury in 1953.
The main Baptist Church in Hertford was built in 1906 at the junction of Cowbridge and Port Hill. The large, mainstream evangelical church attracts several hundred worshipers and almost 200 children and young people are associated with the Church.
The first Methodist Chapel appeared in Railway Street in 1818, followed by a second in Market street in 1840. A church was then constructed in the Ware Road in 1867. This was demolished and rebuilt in the 1960's.
The Congregational Church had it's first premises opposite what is now The Lord Haig public house, on land now occupied by flats in Bluecoats. The first church was built in the late 18th Century in Cowbridge. This was enlarged in 1844 and replaced by the current United Reformed Church in 1862.
The oldest church within the town boundary is St.Leonard's in Bengeo, which dates back to around 1120. The stone altar slab at St.Leonard's originally came from the church of St.Mary The Less, which once stood on the site of what is now the Public Library.
Holy Trinity Church in Bengeo was built by public subscription and opened in 1855.
In addition to these 8 churches, The Hertford Quakers also meet regularly in The Friends Meeting House in Railway Street. Friends in the Truth, as they originally knew themselves, date their existence from 1652 and Hertford Quakers have been corporately organized since 1655. The Meeting House, built in 1670, is the oldest Quaker Meeting House in the world to have been purpose-built and to have remained in continuous use. The building's harmonious simplicity, including re-used timbers, is in keeping with Quaker Testimonies of Simplicity, Truth, Equality and Peace. Quaker roots are in a Christianity that seeks the guidance of the Inner Light (the Holy Spirit) recognizing no formal distinction between the sacred and the secular. All are welcome to attend the Sunday Meeting for Worship commencing at 10.30am.
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Ouachita Parish Sheriff Office arrested 33-year old Lindsey Gallien, 32-year old Eric McClain, and Royal Craft . All 3 are from West Monroe. They were arrested for drug possession in the presence of minor.
Deputies were tipped to an address on Wall Williams road where all three were present.
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I am glad to see Matt is chipping in. Courtigrad, I think Apostol is outstanding and probably more than sufficient for training in any future direction, but at intervals I suggest going back and reconsidering Courant. I also did not like it as a student, but appreciate it more now.
One thing a friend/student of mine said about his career in applied mathematics may be useful: he said it was primarily the difficulty of the pure mathematics he studied that readied him for applied mathematics work, not the specific knowledge. Having had to learn algebraic topology taught him how to learn something hard, and he had a big advantage over others in his field when he needed something new. He knew how to learn.


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"We immediately made aggressive interior attack knocking down the fire, keeping it contained to the area of origin," said Waukesha Fire Department Battalion Chief Joe Hoffman.
The occupants of the apartment building were given shelter in a city bus while fire crews were on scene. The people living in the three units not affected by the fire will be allowed to return to their apartment.
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Dr Marcus Grosch is a German qualified attorney-at-law and Partner at Quinn Emanuel. Marcus focuses on IP litigation, with a particular emphasis on patent litigation. Marcus is one of the most experienced German patent litigators. His expertise in patent litigation concerns clients and patents of various industries (high-tech, medical devices, pharma-bio) involving the coordination of lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions. Marcus also has specific experience regarding the interface of patents and antitrust laws (e.g. patents essential to industry standards and FRAND-defences). Marcus has pleaded hundreds of cases, both in the German patent infringement courts (mainly Mannheim/Karlsruhe and Düsseldorf, at trial and appellate level) and in opposition proceedings at the EPO (including appeal proceedings) as well as before the German PTO (cancellation actions) and the German Patent Court (nullity actions).
Before joining Quinn Emanuel in 2010, he was a partner at Allen & Overy for three years and a partner in a leading German IP boutique for five years. Marcus is a lecturer in patent law at the Freiburg University and the Mannheim University. He earned his PhD from Mannheim University (summa cum laude) and his LL.M. from Yale University. He was a member of the German National Academic Foundation (Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes), Germany's elite scholarship foundation. For several years, the leading German law directory JUVE has recognized Marcus as one of the leading individuals in the field of patent litigation. In 2006 and 2012, JUVE acknowledged Marcus as one of the top 40 German lawyers under 40 years of age.
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Mitteilungen der deutschen Patentanwälte 2002, p. 485 (comment on a decision of the German Patent Court)
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Mitteilungen der deutschen Patentanwälte 2007, p. 93 (book review of Prof. Sack, Unbegründete Schutzrechtsverwarnung).
Gewerbliche Schutzrechte und ihre Durchsetzung, Festschrift für Tilman Schilling, Herausgeber gemeinsam mit Prof. Dr. Eike Ullmann, 2007.
Zum Streitgegenstand im Patentverletzungsprozess unter Berücksichtigung der Rechtsprechung zum Wettbewerbs- und Markenprozess, Festschrift für Tilman Schilling, 2007, S. 207 – 236.
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Friday, April 27, 2007
Pakistan needs comic strips like the Washington Post has
"POSTCARD USA: Cartoon-time USA" by Khalid Hasan in the Pakistan Daily Times (April 22 2007) is actually a fairly touching article in which he runs through the Sunday Post's comic section and concludes, "It is time we had a national comic strip running in all Pakistani newspapers."
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Well I bought and read all of 13 reasons why in a day so, finish it I promise you that you will love it. Just read it have I been wrong yet???
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Coming Out for Purim
The Purim Superhero, a new picture book for Jewish children, includes gay parents. It's about time.
Still, PJ Library, the influential program that sends free books to Jewish children across the continent (it's sent nearly 4 million books to nearly 176,000 families) declined to offer the book to its subscribers. When I asked PJ Library's Book Selection Chair Chris Barash why the book wasn't chosen, she replied in an email: "The criteria for a PJ Library book begins with a great story with Jewish content and appealing illustrations that children and families will want to read again and again. … Our Book Selection Committee looks at a number of factors so that the overall PJ line-up for each of our eight age groups is multi-dimensional, diverse and appealing to our target audience. … The fact that a book hasn't been chosen for our line-up may just be a question of a good fit at a given time and doesn't mean that it won't appear on our list in the future."
I pointed out that The Purim Superhero meets all of PJ Library's criteria. (Especially "diverse"!) So, why was it turned down? "Many quality books meet the basic checklist of criteria but aren't selected," she responded in another email. "It's our policy not to share the specific reasons that any considered book isn't selected." (If you'd like The Purim Superhero to be included in the future, you can let PJ Library know by writing to them here.)
Sussman remains optimistic that the book will find its audience. "This isn't just a 'do the right thing' project for us," she said. "We really think it's marketable. And if it does well, we'll publish more."
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Late Saturday night, Nov. 7, the House of Representatives passed what may become the defining piece of legislation regarding social policy this century- President Obama's health-care reform bill.
The H.R. 3962, otherwise known as the Affordable Health Care for America Act, made it through the House in a vote of 220 to 215. The bill needed 218 votes to pass and the decision came down to the wire. The Democrats were able to rally 219 votes and were supported by Rep. Anh Cao of Louisiana, the only Republican to vote in favor of the bill.
Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, commented that the passage of this legislation represents "a historic moment for our nation and for America's families."
Many Republicans disagree heartily, and warn that the consequences for Americans include higher taxes, increased insurance premiums and cuts to Medicare.
According to the Democrats though, the bill will be good for Americans, and the negative consequences stated by the Republicans will not come to pass. The $1.3 trillion bill will require individuals to have insurance on penalty of a fine and require medium and large businesses to provide their employees with insurance. A public option for insurance will be made available for those who do not have access to it through their jobs, and low to middle income families will receive subsidies through the government in order to purchase this insurance. The money for this will come from increased taxes on those whose income is $500,000 or more and from medical providers. The bill will also make it illegal for insurance companies to drop or deny an individual's coverage based on a pre-existing condition or increased cost of care.
That is not all that the bill will do though. According to Pelosi, the legislation also prohibits unequal charging of men and women for the same coverage, reduces the cost of drugs for senior citizens and allows young adults to stay under their parents' insurance coverage until their 27th birthday. Pelosi also guarantees that the bill will not add a dime to the national deficit.
There were a number of more conservative Democrats to whom concessions had to be made in order to secure enough votes for the bill to pass. The major issue concerned government funds that would go towards abortion services in the public option. An amendment was passed that would ban these funds except in cases of rape, incest or the mother's life being in danger. This concession forced some of the Democratic representatives to have to choose between allowing what they feel is a severe restriction on a woman's right to choose and having the whole piece of legislation scrapped all together. But the amendment passed 240 votes to 192, allowing for the passage of the whole bill.
These recent events have stirred up a lot of talk here at Southwestern, with students being on both sides of the issue.
Junior Sam Marsh stated about the bill, "While it is well-intentioned and has a few sound ideas, the bill is designed to mitigate the dysfunctions of the current system, rather than fixing the basic problems that create those dysfunctions in the first place."
On the other side, "It is really great that our government finally got on the ball with healthcare. Although it has yet to be shown if this bill will actually do what it says and help Americans, I think that this is the right step to action. It's about time we reformed healthcare in the U.S.," says sophomore Kerry Spare.
The Colleges Against Cancer group is very excited about the passage of the bill as well, as it is a victory for those fighting against cancer. The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network feels that the bill has "the potential to take the fight against cancer in this country to a new level."
"This vote brings the country one step closer to enacting comprehensive reform that advances our mission to reduce suffering and death related to cancer," John R. Seffrin, PhD and chief executive officer of American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, said.
Now that the bill has gone through the House, it will be up to the Senate to pass their version of it as well before the combined version can be voted on in both chambers. President Obama has said that he is confident that the Senate will pass the bill, and is quoted to have said, "I look forward to signing comprehensive health insurance reform into law by the end of the year."


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Exhibition also know as Numaish is an annual Consumer Goods exhibition held in Nampally Ground Hyderabad,India . which starts from 1st January to 12 February for the period of 45 days only. The Gifts & Autumn Consumer Exhibition is one of the leading consumer goods trade fair that features gifts, home accessories, design and lifestyle articles, tableware and kitchen accessories, paper, office and stationery goods, floristry, handicraft supplies, art products, souvenirs, toys, jewelry
Hyderabad Nampally Exhibition 2014,74th Started from 1st January 2014.
Hyderabad Nampally Exhibition is started today January 1 Wed,2014.History:- Numaish Event was First started in 1938 by a group of graduates of Osmania University to showcase local products. It was the reign of the Last Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan. From a mere 100 stalls in 1938 started at the Public Gardens, the venue has shifted to the Exhibition Grounds Nampally
Hyderabad Metro Rail Coach Model displayed at Hyderabad Nampally Exhibition 2014 with route map.
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Timings:- 3:00pm to 10:30pm
Address : Exhibition Grounds,
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Mukarram Jahi Road, Nampally,
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The destination for Tuesday's Get Up and Go is about 40 miles north of Atlanta in Forsyth County. It's the Cumming Fairgrounds for the Steam, Antique Tractor, and Gas Engine Exposition.
The Cumming Antique Power Association has been putting on this event since 2001 and it gets bigger every year.
You'll see vintage farm equipment, with tractors from Ford, John Deere, and Farmall. There will also be sawmill , cotton gin, and baker fan demonstrations.
The Steam, Antique Tractor and Gas Engine Expo is this Friday from 10 to 6 and Saturday 8 to 6 at the Cumming Fairgrounds on Castleberry Road.
Admission is $5 for everyone 13 and over. No charge for kids under 13.
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A Nonstick People Animation I Personally Made. This contains a brutal beat-up to Justin Bieber. If you are a fan of Justin Bieber, do not watch this. Background song is called What I've Become (Lamb of God), Beat-up Background from egoraptor (from youtube). Call me a Justin Bieber hater but that was the idea that my brother made up.
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It was good.
oh it's only because of the Lamb of God song. Anyway it's cool.
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Didn't have a lot of optimism when I saw the loading screen, but you surprised me. However, you also need to give credit for some of the audio to Egoraptor in your description. It was actually quite amusing, and I wouldn't be surprised if it's at least a daily runner-up just because of the brutal death of Bieber.
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Death to justin beiber.
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A form of hard engineering, built to limit the amount of sediment moving up the beach due to longshore drift. Without these (or other form of coastal defences) beaches wouldn't exist. They are generally made of wood or piles of rocks and their length and elevation, and the spacing between each groyne is determined by the local wave energy and slope of the beach.Here I have made my own groynes out of little bit of wood, to show how sediment piles up behind them therefore showing how they work in stopping the sediment moving up the beach.
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Joshua Reynolds, A Caricature Group: Sir Charles Turner, Mr. Cook, Mr. John Woodyeare, and Rev. Dr. William Drake, ca. 1751, Gift of Mrs. Murray S. Danforth
Théodore Géricault, A Cart Loaded with Kegs, ca. 1819, Museum Works of Art Fund
Edward Matthew Ward, A Game of Charades, ca. 1840, Museum Works of Art Fund
Pietro Longhi, A Meal at Home, ca. 1753, Museum Appropriation Fund
Leandro Bassano, Adoration of the Shepherds, ca. 1592-1594, Museum puchase: bequest of Lyra Brown Nickerson, by exchange
Eglon Hendrick van der Neer, Allegory of Death, 1677, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Francesco Primaticcio, Andromache Learning of the Death of Hector, ca. 1550, Museum Works of Art Fund
Dirck van Delen, Architectural Interior at Night with the Priests of Bel, ca. 1628, Gift of Mr. Morris I. Kaplan
Dirck van Delen, Architectural Scene: A Palace Court, 1627, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Weller
Honoré Victorin Daumier, At the Law Courts, ca. 1863-1867, Gift of Mrs. Anne K. Jones in honor of her son Peter C. Jones, RISD Class of 1974
Louis Boullogne the younger, Augustus Orders the Closing of the Doors of Temple of Janus, ca. 1681, Mary B. Jackson Fund
William Etty, Back View of a Standing Male Nude in a Boat, ca. 1818-1820, Anonymous gift
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, Banks of a River Dominated in the Distance by Hills, ca. 1871-1873, Museum Appropriation Fund
Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, Bathers, ca. 1870, Mary B. Jackson Fund in memory of L. Earle Rowe
Mariano José María Bernardo Fortuny y Carbó, Bust of an Arab Boy in Profile, 1860-1869, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Giovanni Battista Gaulli, Cardinal Taddeo Liugi dal Verme, ca. 1700, Museum Works of Art Fund
Charity, ca. 1600, Anonymous gift
Matthias Stomer, Christ at the Column, ca. 1635, Museum Works of Art Fund
Carlo Maratta, Cleopatra, ca. 1695, Museum Works of Art Fund
William Bell Scott, Cockcrow, 1856, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Melchior d' Hondecoeter, Cocks Fighting, ca. 1663-1664, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hirschl
Edward Lear, Corfu from near the Village of Virós, 1858, Museum purchase: gift of the Honorable Theodore Francis Green
Jean Louis Forain, Courtroom Scene, ca. 1904-1910, Gift of Stephen O. Metcalf, George Pierce Metcalf, and Houghton P. Metcalf
Jacopo Tintoretto, Daniel in Judgment of the Elders, ca. 1575, Anonymous gift
Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, Divine Vengeance and Justice Pursuing Crime, after 1808, Gift of Mrs. Murray S. Danforth in memory of Eliza G. Radeke on the occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the Rhode Island School of Design
Dosso Dossi, Entry into the Ark, ca. 1520, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Aert de Gelder, Esther and Mordecai, ca. 1685, Museum Appropriation Fund
Italian, Floral Still Life with Ruins and Urns, 18th century, Gift of the estate of William E. Brigham
Italian, Floral Still Life with Ruins and Urns, 18th century, Gift of the estate of William E. Brigham
Joseph Paelinck, Frederica Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, 1817, Museum Works of Art Fund
Thomas Couture, Gamin, ca. 1850-1860, Collection of Mrs. Houghton P. Metcalf Gift of Mrs. Houghton P. Metcalf, Sr.
Francisco Collantes, Hagar and Ishmael, ca. 1640, Gift of Manton B. Metcalf
Jacob Adriaensz. Bellevois, Harbor Scene, ca. 1653, Bequest of Isabelle Reynolds
Lieve Verschuir, Harbor Scene, ca. 1670-1680, Gift of the Wunsch Foundation, Inc.
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, Honfleur, 1830, Museum Works of Art Fund
Jean Jacques Henner, Idyll, ca. 1872, Endowed Membership Fund
Matteo Rosselli, Joseph Sold to the Ishmaelites, ca. 1630, Museum Works of Art Fund
Louis Antoine Léon Riesener, La Bacchante, 1836, Edgar J. Lownes Fund
Edouard Frederic Wilhelm Richter, Lady Standing before an Open Window, 1862, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Karel Dujardin, Landscape, ca. 1660, Museum Appropriation Fund
Georges Michel, Landscape, after 1827, Gift of Miss Hope Smith and Brockholst M. Smith in memory of the Honorable Royal C. Taft
Théodore Rousseau, Landscape, 1850-1859, Gift of Miss Ruth Ely
Charles François Daubigny, Landscape, 1871, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Domenichino, Landscape with Bathers, ca. 1600-1630, Museum Works of Art Fund
Isaac de Moucheron, Landscape with Fountain, ca. 1700, Bequest of Miss Ellen D. Sharpe
Louis Gauffier, Love is the Same for All, 1795, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Guido Reni, Lucretia, ca. 1625, Anonymous gift
Matthew William Peters, Lydia, ca. 1776, Gift of Mrs.Guy Fairfax Cary
Jan Thilens, Perseus Freeing Andromeda, ca. 1610, Gift of the Wunsch Foundation, Inc.
Luca Cambiaso, Pietà with Angels, ca.1575, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Flemish, Portrait of a Boy, 17th century, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Harris
Bartolomeo Passarotti, Portrait of a Cavalier with His Hunting Dogs, ca. 1570-1580, Corporate Membership Fund
Pompeo Girolamo Batoni, Portrait of a Gentleman, ca. 1760-1765, Gift of Jack Linsky
Alonso Miguel de Tovar, Portrait of a Gentleman of the Mendoza y de la Vega Family, 1711, Gift of Mrs. Edwin Binney, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Binney III
John Hoppner, Portrait of a Lady, ca. 1795, Given in memory of Sofia W. Vervena by her friends
Anglo; Flemish, Portrait of a Lady of the Hampden Family, ca. 1610, Gift of Miss Lucy T. Aldrich
Nicolas Bernard Lépicié, Portrait of a Man, ca. 1755, Museum Works of Art Fund
Bartholomeus van der Helst, Portrait of a Man, ca. 1655, Gift of the Haffenreffer family
Claudio Coello, Portrait of a Monk, ca. 1685, Walter H. Kimball Fund, Georgianna Sayles Aldrich Fund, Mary B. Jackson Fund, Edgar J. Lownes Fund and Jesse Metcalf Fund
Domenico Brusasorci, Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1550-1559, Museum Appropriation Fund
Bartholomeus van der Helst, Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1655, Museum Associates' Fund
Dutch; Flemish, Portrait of a Young Girl, ca. 1660, Gift of James Warren Lane in memory of Mrs. Eva Metcalf Bliss Lane
Cornelis de Vos, Portrait of a Young Girl, ca. 1633-1635, Gift of Manton B. Metcalf
Northern European, Portrait of a Young Lady, ca. 1820, Gift of Julius H. Weitzner
Willem Drost, Portrait of a Young Man, ca. 1655, Museum purchase: gift of the Museum Associates
Charles-Alexis Apoil, Portrait of an Artist and his Son, 1854, Museum purchase: Gift of the Museum Associates
Aert de Gelder, Portrait of an Old Man, ca. 1680-1685, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Harris
Paulus Moreelse, Portrait of Antoine van Hilten, 1625, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop W. Aldrich
Jacques-Luc Barbier-Walbonne, Portrait of Antoine-Georges-Francois de Chabaud-Latour and his Family, 1806, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Henri Gascard, Portrait of Isabella, Duchess of Grafton, ca. 1674-1679, Gift of Julius H. Weitzner
Sir William Beechey, Portrait of John Cook of Norwich, 1784, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Hyacinthe Rigaud, Portrait of Louis of France, The Grand Dauphin (1661-1711), ca. 1697-1721, Gift of Mrs. Gustav Radeke
Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, Portrait of Madame Jarre, 1821, Bequest of Charles L. Pendleton
William Hoare, Portrait of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Fourth Earl of Chesterfield, K. G., ca. 1742, Museum Works of Art Fund
Franz Xavier Winterhalter, Prince Arthur William at Age Seven Weeks, 1850, Gift of Charles K. Lock
Jacob Jordaens the Younger, Return of the Holy Family from Egypt, ca. 1615-1616, Museum Works of Art Fund
Thomas Couture, Romans of the Decadence, ca. 1847, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Andrea Locatelli, Sabine Mountain, ca. 1730, Gift of Mr. Morgan W. Rogers in memory of Lucy B. Rogers
William Etty, Seated Female Nude, ca. 1825, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Martin Ferdinand Quadal, Self Portrait, ca. 1785, Gift of the Wunsch Foundation, Inc.
Eugène Isabey, Shipwreck, ca. 1850-1855, Gift of Group 104
Domenico Tintoretto, Sketch for a Battle Scene: Tancred and Clorinda, ca. 1586-1600, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Jacopo Bassano, Sketch for an Altarpiece, ca. 1575, Anonymous gift
Danish; German, Snowball Fight, ca. 1830, Anonymous gift
Guido Reni, St. Sebastian, ca. 1615, Museum Gift Fund
Abraham Hendricksz van Beyeren, Still Life of Fish, ca. 1655, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund and gift of Group 104
Abraham Brueghel, Still Life with Figure, ca. 1660, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Jan van Huysum, Still Life with Flowers, ca. 1715-1730, Gift of D. Berkeley Updike in memory of Elisabeth Bigelow Updike
Amable-Louis-Claude Pagnest, Study of a Male Torso, ca. 1813, Gift of the Wunsch Foundation, Inc.
Francesco Solimena, The Annunciation, Modello for Altarpiece for the Scuola di San Rocco, ca. 1733, Jesse Metcalf Fund
Francesco Bassano II, The Birth of the Virgin, ca. 1588, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Fritz Karl Hermann von Uhde, The Busy Family, ca. 1885, Gift of Jesse Metcalf
James Tissot, The Dance of Death, 1860, Jesse Metcalf Fund, Georgianna Sayles Aldrich Fund, Mary B. Jackson Fund and Edgar J. Lownes Fund
Guillaume Guillon Lethière, The Death of Camilla, 1785, Mary B. Jackson Fund
Domenico Maria Muratori, The Death of Cleopatra, ca. 1720, Anonymous gift
Tadeusz Kuntze, The Entombment of Christ, ca. 1770-1780, Gift of the Wunsch Foundation, Inc.
Adriaen van der Werff, The Expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael, ca. 1699, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Alfred Emile Leopold Joseph Victor Stevens, The First Day of Devotion (Interior of a Pawnbroker's Shop), 1854, Gift of Mrs. Gustav Radeke
Italian, The Flagellation of Christ, ca. 1620, Museum Works of Art Fund
Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem, The Judgment of Paris, ca. 1585-1595, Museum Membership Fund
Marinus van Reymerswaele, The Money Changers, ca. 1540, Gift of Mrs. Jesse H. Metcalf
Jean Joseph Benjamin Constant, The Pasha's Soldiers, ca. 1880, Gift of Mr. Charles Brush Perkins in memory of Charles Francis Brush
Scarsellino, The Rape of Europa, ca. 1590, Bequest of Miss Ellen D. Sharpe
Francesco de Mura, The Sacrifice of Iphigenia, ca. 1727, Museum Gift Fund
William Powell Frith, The Salon d'Or, Homburg, 1871, Gift of Mr. Walter Lowry
Gaspar de Crayer, The Supper at Emmaus, ca. 1650, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Harris
Carlo Dolci, The Trinity in Glory, ca.1640, Anonymous gift
William Hilton II, The Triumph of the Duke of Wellington, 1817, Museum Works of Art Fund
Wilhelm Frederik van Royen, The Young Hunter, ca. 1706, Museum Membership Fund
Dutch; Flemish, The Young Huntresses, late 17th century, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Erlanger
Pompeo Girolamo Batoni, Time Revealing Truth, ca. 1740-1745, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Jean-Victor Bertin, Tivoli, ca. 1835-1842, Gift of Mr. Robert R. Endicott
Antonio González Velázquez I, Venus at the Forge of Vulcan Obtaining Arms for Aeneas, ca. 1753, Helen M. Danforth Acquisition Fund
Antoine Chintreuil, White Chateau, ca. 1855, Museum Gift Fund