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Oct. 1, 2014
History of White House security breaches are vast and varied; over the decades, the Secret Service has installed more and more barriers to keep out the unwanted, even as presidents struggled to preserve their home as welcoming. MORE
Sep. 29, 2014
Political Memo; former Pres Bill Clinton has managed a remarkable political longevity, and is one of the most durable high-stakes players ever in American presidential politics. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Op-Ed article by scholar and author James Mann argues that Pres Obama's final years in office could be effective, even great ones, despite growing consensus among media that he is finished; examines historical precedents of late-term accomplishments set by former Presidents Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column criticizes supporters of Pres Obama who invoke memory of George W Bush whenever Obama's policies are called into question, such as his handling of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria; contends Obama can be measured without yardstick of Bush. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
White House Memo; conservatives' talks of impeachment these days serve as a reminder that 40 years after Pres Richard M Nixon resigned in the face of impending impeachment, nation he left behind is still struggling to define the contours of presidential power and the nature of political accountability; series of new books, documentaries and other media events are planned for anniversary of Nixon's fall. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Pres Obama has used proclamations throughout his presidency to show allegiance to his core supporters, while also promoting some of his key agenda items; use of proclamations as political tool has flourished since administration of Harry S Truman. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column observes that Warren Harding, held by many to be America's worst ever president, is to receive renewed attention in form of publication of trove of love letters that he wrote; notes that Harding has several defenders among historians; speculates as to how Pres Obama, who has been voted worst president since World War II in poll, will fare over long term. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Supreme Court decision to curb Pres Obama's ability to make recess appointments opens new debate in nation's capital about the proper limits of presidential power in an era of intense partisan gridlock. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Editorial criticizes unanimous Supreme Court decision invalidating several recess appointments made by Pres Obama to the National Labor Relations Board; argues that ruling ignores partisan realities of an intransigent Congress, and could block Obama and his successors from making necessary appointments to executive posts as nation's politics become more sharply polarized. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Three universities, several community groups and others in Chicago are expected to submit proposals to the Barack Obama Foundation for the presidential library site; some view the University of Chicago as having inside track. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Illinois Democrats are urging fellow lawmakers to pledge $100 million in state money to lure Barack Obama presidential library to state and away from other states with claims on president's history, like New York and Hawaii; Illinois Republicans have balked at proposal. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
Pres Obama has had a powerful impact on the nation's popular culture, but few artists have focused on the inspirational story of the nation's first black president; many screenwriters, novelists and visual artists have found more compelling story lines in the bleaker, morally fraught parts of Obama's legacy, like the use of drones; notable example of this is movie Captain America: The Winter Soldier. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
National Archives releases its largest batch yet of previously withheld documents from the Clinton administration, covering wide range of topics; bundle that is likely to receive the most attention is one that covers Hillary Rodham Clinton's ill-fated attempt as first lady to overhaul national health care system; other notable sections highlighted. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
White House Memo; 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act raises question about whether a president can ever again enact monumental change in American society in the way Pres Lyndon B Johnson did; Pres Obama has become a symbol of liberal frustration over his inability to use government to bring about change, and faces likelihood that his final six years in office will barely move the needle on his grander aspirations. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
Edward Rothstein Critic's Notebook; LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, Tex, as part of three-day gathering to commemorate 50th anniversary of Civil Rights Act, is promoting new assessment of Pres Lyndon Baines Johnson, showing him and Abraham Lincoln as kindred spirits. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
More than 800 supporters, allies, aides and even former opponents of former Pres George H W Bush will gather in Texas for three-day reunion to mark the 25th anniversary of his presidency and try to burnish his legacy. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Secret Service begins soliciting bids for a new presidential limousine to replace the five-year-old Cadillac now in service; winning company will be responsible for developing the next-generation vehicle, including integrating the armor and fabricating the prototype. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Op-Ed article by scholar Witold Rybczynski expresses hope that Pres Obama reverts to tradition and deposits his papers at the Library of Congress instead of erecting a presidential library; contends that, failing that, Obama should make his presidential library a modest building, which could be the grandest statement of all. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column criticizes conservatives for labeling Pres Obama as 'lawless' in latest line of attack, calling it yet another excuse for obstruction and recalcitrance; examines Pres Obama's use of executive orders, finding it unexceptional. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Op-Ed article by Norman J Ornstein, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, warns that the Supreme Court case National Labor Relations Board v Noel Canning represents the biggest threat to presidential power in decades; contends that if the Supreme Court takes away the ability of the president to make recess appointments, it will make the country's dysfunctional politics and policy making much worse. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column contends that for all their differences, Pres Obama and former Pres George W Bush share a preference for solitude and tendency to retreat inwards; suggests those who seek presidency may be predisposed to isolation. MORE
Jan. 17, 2014
Political memo; Pres Obama, chastened by disclosures about extent of National Security Agency surveillance, has embraced balance between competing imperatives of security and civil liberties; history of past presidencies shows that reality of governing nearly always gives the lie to the I-can-square-the-circle formulations that winning candidates take to the White House. MORE
Jan. 14, 2014
Supreme Court appears prepared to rein in the ability of presidents to make appointments without Senate's consent; in extended argument that contains large doses of constitutional history and practical politics, Court seems skeptical of validity of Pres Obama's recess appointments. MORE
Jan. 13, 2014
Editorial points out issues on which Pres Obama should use executive orders to get around recalcitrant Republican in Congress; urges Obama to address discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, use of sweatshops overseas, gun control, and the prohibition of use of foreign aid money to pay for abortions. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
Editorial contends what is at stake in the case before the Supreme Court regarding recess appointments by the president is that the government must be able to function even when Congress cannot or will not do its job; urges the court to reaffirm the longstanding practice of recess appointments, which is consistent with both the language and the meaning of the Constitution. MORE
Jan. 2, 2014
Extent of Pres Obama's love of golf has been on display during his winter vacation in Hawaii, where he has played seven out of his 12 days there, for as much as six hours at a time; fifteen of the past 18 presidents have played golf, and their approach to the game has often illustrated their character in office. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Pres Obama celebrates low-key holiday in Hawaii, noticeably not attending Christmas church services; religious habits of United States presidents have long been public concern, but Obama's faith appears more complicated, more private, and perhaps more inclusive than that of others. MORE
Dec. 19, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Ishmael Reed contends Pres Obama is the one Democratic president who comes closest to style of bebop called 'the Cool;' recounts having that impression reinforced after seeing Obama award saxophonist Sonny Rollins with National Medal of Arts and Humanities. MORE
Dec. 17, 2013
Advisers to Pres Obama are expected to announce search for home for his foundation and library in early 2014; project could cost more than $500 million, and already suitors from his home state of Illinois and adopted states are expressing interest; Obama's loyalists are quietly jockeying over who will plan his post-presidential library, a plum task at the intersection of wealthy donors, perks and powerful networks. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
David Brooks Op-Ed column suggests making the executive branch more powerful would be a good solution to the current period of reform stagnation; notes he is not calling for bigger government, but for a more unified authority. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
Political Memo; historical record of two-term presidents shows that Pres Obama, preparing to enter sixth year of his presidency, should not be too optimistic about his party gaining or even holding ground in midterm elections. MORE
Nov. 22, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Robert Dallek contends Pres John F Kennedy inspired and encouraged the country, in a role that he performed better than any president in modern memory; maintains Kennedy's presidency was more impressive for its gains than its shortcomings, despite what his critics might say. MORE
Nov. 11, 2013
Examination of American textbooks shows that in the 50 years since his assassination, image of President John F Kennedy has shifted from charismatic and tragic hero to flawed leader whose oratory outstripped his accomplishments; newer works have emphasized Kennedy's legislative setbacks, his deepening commitment to Vietnam and his lack of vigor in pursuing civil rights. MORE
Nov. 3, 2013
Former Pres George W Bush lives life of self-imposed exile in Texas, with new interests and few regrets, nearly five years after leaving office; that his voice remains silent may be all the more striking given how much issues dominating national conversations trace their roots to his time in power. MORE
Oct. 31, 2013
Gail Collins Op-Ed column acknowledges that Pres Obama is enduring a rocky second term, and notes that presidential second terms have a somewhat bruising track record throughout American history. MORE
Sep. 22, 2013
Nic Covey and John Hammon travel article on trip along east coast to visit bars frequented by various United States presidents. MORE
Sep. 9, 2013
Pres Obama's approach to military intervention in Syria will likely create important precedent for the often murky legal question of when presidents or nations may lawfully use force; proposed strike has number of unique qualities that set it apart from actions undertaken by previous presidents, including lack of self-defense rationale and fact that it would take place in sovereign nation without support from United Nations or NATO. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
News analysis; Pres Obama's decision to ask Congress to vote on whether to intervene militarily in Syria has prompted some discussion about the power of the president; Obama may have also been acknowledging that he holds office at a time when the presidency has ceded much of its power to Congress. MORE
Jul. 13, 2013
Political Memo; historians caution against predictions that second term of Pres Obama's presidency is doomed; recent history of two-term presidencies of Richard M Nixon, Dwight D Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan and George W Bush shows that all ultimately managed significant second-term accomplishments despite partisan opposition on Capitol Hill. MORE
Jul. 10, 2013
Recent American presidents are limiting their use of Oval Office address, increasingly opting for other modes of communication as cable and Internet compete for television viewers' attention; Pres Obama gave his only two prime-time addresses from Oval Office in 2010, tying number George W Bush gave at similar point in his presidency. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
Supreme Court agrees to decide whether Pres Obama violated the Constitution in 2012 when he bypassed the Senate in making three recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board; decision could narrow a president's recess appointment power. MORE
May. 19, 2013
Motorcades, slang term for procession of motor vehicles that later became synonymous with moving presidents around, was coined by an Iowa sports columnist in 1911. MORE
Apr. 28, 2013
Sunday Dialogue on whether changing Constitution so that the presidency is single seven-year term would make government more accountable and effective. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Pres Obama, preparing to help dedicate George W Bush Presidential Library and Museum, embarks on awkward ritual; task is especially acute when Bush and Obama come from opposing parties and such different sensibilities; Obama must hit grace notes without appearing inconsistent with past criticism or, worse, hypocritical. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Obama administration will appeal to Supreme Court a ruling that Pres Obama violated Constitution when he bypassed Senate to make three recess appointments to National Labor Relations Board in 2012; appeals court decision called into question nearly 200 years of precedent. MORE
Jan. 26, 2013
Federal appeals court rules that Pres Obama violated Constitution when he installed three officials on National Labor Relations Board through recess appointments in 2012; ruling is a blow to administration, and calls into question long-established precedent of recess appointments, which bypass Congressional approval. MORE
Nov. 8, 2012
Pres Barack Obama, having won re-election, faces the prospect of a challenge with deep roots in political history--what historians and commentators call the 'second-term curse'. MORE
Nov. 4, 2012
Robert J Shiller Economic View column observes that while Americans admire financial success, they have not elected many businessmen as presidents; holds that voters usually recognize that other factors, like wise policies and strong leadership ability, are much more important than business acumen. MORE
Nov. 1, 2012
Book Houses of the Presidents by Hugh Howard presents photos of homes, both childhood and presidential, of America's various commanders in chief. MORE
Oct. 20, 2012
Congress sets up Web site and Facebook page as it prepares for 57th presidential inauguration in January 2013. MORE
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The President Attends the World Series
Politics seems to have been as big a motive for presidential appearances over the decades as love of the national pastime.
October 25, 2014, Saturday
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Voting in the Rain
The boring requirements and tenuous rewards of life as an American citizen.
October 19, 2014, Sunday
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Knocked Down by Life, Joe Louis Could Rely on His Friends
His body and brain battered and his finances in ruins, the boxing star found out just how loved he was.
October 18, 2014, Saturday
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National Archives Releases More Clinton-Era Documents
The papers address Hillary Rodham Clinton's effort to overhaul the health care system, her Senate candidacy, and the Monica Lewinsky affair.
October 11, 2014, Saturday
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An Obama Ally Parts With Him on War Powers
Senator Tim Kaine told the president that if he intended to go to war with ISIS, he would have to ask Congress's permission. The two have been battling ever since.
October 6, 2014, Monday
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L.B.J.'s Bravado and a Secret Service Under Scrutiny
Not long after President Kennedy's assassination, President Johnson chafed under his Secret Service protection.
October 3, 2014, Friday
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An Ever-Expanding List of Unwelcome Visitors to the White House
Presidents have faced astonishing breaches at "the people's house," long before an intruder with a knife managed to slip past security and run around the State Floor this month.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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Bill Clinton's Record of Resilience at Vanguard of Presidential Politics
Mr. Clinton's Cal Ripken-like determination to keep showing up, and a White House record that glows brighter in memory, have sustained his appeal across a turn of centuries, three decades and multiple generations of swing voters.
September 29, 2014, Monday
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Coming: The Boom in Third-Party Speculation
Despite the likely outcome, the temptation to hype independent candidates is usually too hard to resist.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
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Better-Than-Bush Defense
A reader discusses a Frank Bruni column about comparing presidents.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Something Stately, Preferably in Black
As the Secret Service shops for a new presidential limousine, here is a look at some past models.
Think Back: Obama's Cold War
In addressing crises in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere, President Obama seems to be drawing on the memory of old-time superpower struggles, says Sam Tanenhaus.
Reconsidering the Legacy of Lyndon B. Johnson
Relatives and friends of Lyndon Baines Johnson say that his legacy has been tainted by the Vietnam War, and they are working to put forth a broader view of his presidency.
State Dinners Through the Years
A look at several White House state dinners, a tradition dating to 1874 and President Ulysses S. Grant.
The Clinton Papers Part 1: West Wing
Search internal memos and papers from the Bill Clinton White House related foreign policy and domestic politics.
Think Back: Limits of Presidential Power
While President Obama seeks Congress' approval for military action in Syria, Writer at Large Sam Tanenhaus looks at earlier American presidents who worked to expand their powers.
Questions About Republican's Citizenship
Senator Ted Cruz faced criticism over his dual Canadian citizenship while campaigning against the Affordable Care Act in Texas. His birthplace calls into question his eligibility to run for president.
Helen Thomas, White House Reporter, Dies
Ms. Thomas covered every president from John F. Kennedy to Barack Obama.
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Shimon Peres is, at 89, the world's oldest sitting leader.
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President Obama this month became the fifth president to have the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index double from the level when he took office.
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JOE TALAMO, J P'S GUSTO, Winner: "He's really good. I worked him once for David (Hofmans) and man he can really run. I had a lot of horse going into the turn and the reason I moved him there is that the favorite was going so easy and I wanted to get the jump on her. When I asked him, he just exploded. I couldn't believe the final time because the last quarter he was just pricking his ears."
JOEL ROSARIO, BELLEOFTHEBRIDLE, Second: "The other horse ran too good today.My filly,she's a nice filly, but they were going fast and she just got outrun. She ran so big first timeout thought I made the right choice. (Rosario had ridden the first and second horses in their debuts and picked Belleofthebridle to ride in the Proctor)"
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DEARBORN / Oct 24, 2007---Students interested in a career in engineering or computer science should attend Career Night at the University of Michigan-Dearborn on Nov. 13 to find out about career opportunities available in those fields.
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Telecom giants like Comcast and Verizon want to de-democratize the Internet by instituting two levels of access– the high-speed lane for corporate people with deep pockets and the slow lane for the rest of us. Verizon sued the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over the net neutrality rules and won in January 2014.
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UPDATE #2: Apparently, the reason that the FCC website didn't work properly because the FCC was flooded with comments after John Oliver's call to action. here, the FCC is not totally convinced that their system crash on Monday was due to Oliver's call to action on Sunday. The FCC Tweeted this on Monday: "We've been experiencing technical difficulties with our comment system due to heavy traffic." Anyway, as noted above, you can now send them an email about this. Time to flood their inbox. As Oliver said in his video, having the cable companies and a 30-year telecom lobbyist (FCC Chair Wheeler) rule the Internet is like hiring a dingo to baby sit your infant.According to the story
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Think about all of the news that you read here on Blog for Arizona (or other non-corporate websites) that never appears in the mainstream media. Keeping the Internet open to everyone equally is crucial.
Real news is hard enough to find now; with a money-based system of information access you will be fed what they want you to know.
And, you know what, sometimes bloggers are the only people with the freedom and guts to tell you the truth. Our tiny voices– and yours– are important in a free society.
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City continues demolition on South Main Street, this time for Integro headquarters
SALISBURY — Heavy equipment ripped trees from the ground and pulverized pavement Monday as the city started demolishing the former GX Fitness site to make way for Integro Technologies' $3.2 million headquarters.
Demolition at the corner of South Main and East Bank streets should take about two weeks, depending on weather, said Chris Branham, the city's Code Services Division manager, who is overseeing the project.
Asbestos removal, which occurred last week, and demolition of the parking lot and buildings will cost the city $81,500, Branham said.
Carolina Envirotech Inc. of Mooresville completed the abatement, and Richard Abernathy Grading of Mount Ulla is doing the demolition.
When the work is done, likely by June 5, the city and Integro will complete the sale of the property, Branham said. Integro is buying the land for $250,000 and is expected to start construction about a week after demolition.
Integro, currently located on North Lee Street in a renovated warehouse, has hired KMD Construction of Salisbury to build the 41,800-square-foot facility, which will include the headquarters and a business center with space for lease. Local architect Gray Stout designed the facility.
The demolition follows a tear-down at the other end of the block, where the city recently removed a former service station to make way for the planned school central office. That project included a massive contamination cleanup, after the city discovered seven orphan underground storage tanks.
City Council will appropriate a $430,000 grant from the state Tuesday to pay for the cleanup. The state had given the site a clean bill of health when the city bought the land in 2007.
City leaders, meeting with school officials last week to discuss the $8 million central office, said Salisbury has the rare opportunity to redevelop an entire downtown block.
"This is huge for our downtown and huge for our community," City Manager Doug Paris said.
Together, the central office and Integro projects will bring up to 190 jobs to downtown, Paris said.
City Council has yet to vote on borrowing the money on behalf of the Rowan-Salisbury School System, and the state Local Government Commission must give its blessing. City staff are working on a document that will outline financing and lease details.
Shawn Campion, vice president of Integro, said he watched some of the demolition Monday.
"I'm excited," he said. "I'm ready to go."
Campion said he expects to move into the back half of the building — primarily the shop area — by September. The rest of the building should be done by December, he said.
Integro designs systems to ensure quality on production lines. Clients include Fortune 500 companies like BMW, Bausch & Lomb and Kimberly-Clark.
In addition to the company headquarters, Integro's new building will include the Salisbury Business Center, with more than 10,000 square feet for lease.
Campion said the unique office space with access to Integro's planned 90-seat auditorium has generated a good deal of interest among companies in the automation industry.
"People are looking for space," he said. "We've had lots of feedback about our plans and layout."
Campion is marketing the business center at a new website, www.growrowan.com. He said he expects the auditorium to draw 40 to 90 people on a regular basis for high-tech training classes and professional seminars.
He said he hasn't signed a lease yet but expects several companies to sign on after the building is complete.
With sufficient interest, the business center also could house an incubator to help launch start-up companies, according to the website. The incubator would offer a pool of shared resources for entrepreneurs and small business owners to save money and focus on their core business, accelerating their growth.
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You have the right to a safe workplaceYou have the right to a safe workplace. The Law on Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act) was enacted to prevent death, injury or illness of workers in their workplaces. The law requires employers to provide free working conditions hazards and unsafe conditions. The Act (OSH Act) created the Administration Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA), which sets and enforces standards that protect the safety and health at workplaces. OSHA also provides information, training and assistance to workers and employers. Workers can make a complaint to OSHA inspect their workplace if they believe their employer is not following OSHA standards or there are serious risks. Contact us with questions or to make a complaint . We will keep your information confidential. We are here to help.
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Workers can request that OSHA inspect your workplaceWorkers or their representatives, may file a complaint and request OSHA to conduct an inspection of your workplace if they believe there is a serious danger or your employer is not complying with OSHA standards. A worker can tell OSHA to keep your identity confidential. 's a violation of the OSH Act an employee is fired, demoted, transferred, or discriminated against in any way for filing a complaint or exercise other rights of OSHA. You can make a complaint online , download the form and mail or fax to the office of the nearest OSHA ; or by calling 1-800-321-OSHA (6742). Most of the complaints received from the Internet can be resolved informally by phone with your employer. Written complaints that are signed by an employee or representative and sent to the OSHA office nearest are more likely to result in an OSHA inspection at your workplace. When the OSHA inspector arrives, workers and their representatives have the right to:
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You can not be punished or discriminated against for exercising their rights under the law of the OSHAOSHA law protects workers who complain to their employer, OSHA or other government agencies on working conditions that are not healthy or safe, or environmental problems. You can not be transferred, denied a raise, have your hours reduced, be fired, or punished in any other way for exercising their rights under the law of OSHA. OSHA There is help for whistleblowers . If you have been punished or discriminated against for asserting your rights, you must file a complaint with OSHA within 30 days of the alleged retaliation have occurred to most complaints. No form is required, but you must send a letter or call the office nearest OSHA explaining the situation and the alleged discrimination.
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1930 Platinum Diamond Ring
That elongated profile shows off a central old European cut diamond of about .25 carats, K-L color and SI clarity to its best advantage set with an open work platinum mount. Twelve (12) single cut diamonds with a total diamond weight of .12 carats dotted throughout create a multitude of refraction when combined for a total estimated diamond weight of .37 carats in a period platinum Art Deco ring.
Measurements: Shy of 1/4 of an inch (0.6 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 3/16 of an inch (0.4 cm) off the finger. Weight of 2.8 grams (1.8 dwt).
Ring Size: US 7 (UK N-1/2; Euro 17.25; 55 mm; Japan 14) and can be easily sized. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Excellent; evidence of an old resizing visible on the interior of the shank with a loupe.
Date: Circa 1930.
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Alternatives to the Commercial Gallery System for Selling One's Art : Open Thread
Not-for-profit or alternative spaces are the most prominent among non-commercial-gallery options, but for those artists who still want to make a living from their art, there are other options as well. Here's a brief discussion of three such options and my honest opinions about their pros and cons. I hope this opens up a discussion on other effective options as well:
DIY (the Street Market Model): From the Latin Quarter in Paris to the bazaars in Istanbul to the sidewalks of West Broadway in Soho, artists have been selling their own work to passersby for ages. Bambino and I actually make a point of purchasing some piece from such markets when we travel abroad and I continuously browse the Soho set-ups. The pros of this option include being your own boss (i.e., keeping all the profits for yourself), calling your own hours, avoiding the overhead other options include, having a direct dialog with the public, etc. The cons include the context being taken less seriously by many, the weather, no buffer between you and the rowdier segments of the public, and much more time away from your studio. In all honesty, I don't think this is the best path toward having one's work housed in the great museums one day, and I can't recall any reviews in the Times of such efforts, but I do see the artists in Soho accepting cash for their work continuously.
The Online Auctions: In a column years ago Mark Kostabi touted the success many artists (including himself) are having selling their work online, especially via online auction systems like eBay (make sure you scroll down and see the image of a drawing by our very own Chris Rywalt in that article by Kostabi). At the time I was sceptical, and I assume artists' experiences with that model vary greatly, but one piece Kostabi sold went for $25,000.00 reportedly, so it might be worth the effort. The pros of this model include, again, being your own boss and keeping your profits for yourself, not having to stand outside in all kinds of weather, and monitoring as people fight over your work (that strikes as the nicest pro). The cons include many of the same noted above (i.e., no chance for reviews, less than ideal context, etc.), but also include having to deal with shipping and work damaged in transit, not getting any face-to-face feedback, having folks judge your work from a jpg, and perhaps regretting what price certain works end up going for.
UGallery.com: This idea is what truly inspired this post. I met one of the UGallery.com founders in Chicago, and the idea intrigued me. Begun in response to the fact that "Many of the talented students [the founders] knew were unable to find an outlet to sell their work upon graduation, and as a result, took jobs in completely unrelated fields," the website is limited to students and recent graduates, and there is a screening process, but unlike previous online efforts to sell art that failed, this one seems to be gaining some ground (which I think may be due to the comfort that collectors have developed in buying art from jpgs). I can't quite endorse this system, as I don't know enough about it yet (read: please do your research and don't assume I'm saying this is the best path for you), but the model is a good example of exactly what I've been preaching here for months in response to all the whining about the way the market is not all inclusive: Artists taking charge and blazing a new trail. The pros here include a well-defined context (all the artists are emerging), the fact that it doesn't cost artists anything to participate (there is a commission taken by UGallery if something sells though), a considerable marketing effort (they were in Chicago pushing the site), a forum for discussing your work with "patrons", and the ease of uploading your images to the site and letting them do the rest. The cons include many of the ones for eBay, as well as the fact that Ugallery.com has the exclusive right to the artwork displayed on the website (but that seems fair, although it's not clear to me how long that obligation lasts).
Others: What other models are out there that readers may want to learn about? Any other UGallery.com type sites, perhaps for non-emerging artists? I used to know of others years ago, but they've since gone under. Consider this an open thread on selling outside the commercial gallery system.
UPDATE: See also this post on Todd W's always-excellent Gallery Hopper, where he points to the Lettermade site, and raises the question of whether participation in such enterprises damages an artist's credibility. Personally, I'm not sure. I haven't yet had to decide if that's a problem for me or not.
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Another big thanks to Mark for posting these pics.
I have some snowflake Damascus with firestorm edge in the works for a 10 "chef's knife with musk ox horn spacer and snake wood D handle.
I believe the third knife in the bottom pic is called a hankotsu . It's for processing protein . A customer sent a photo and the particulars and I made a few. This one has some of the coolest redwood burl. Mark sent me a small stash. There is so much resin in the wood it would gum up the sandpaper immediately, it finished out really nice.
beautiful forms Aaron!
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One thing you can give and still keep...is your word.
There's a reason there's an M.S. stamped next to your name on your knives, fine work!
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I have some pretty cool projects in the works I'll post pics as soon as I get them done.
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Art Deco No Heat Star Sapphire Ring
The oohs and ahs that come with diamonds typically are in reaction to size. When referencing gemstones color is the operative word...and this no heat star sapphire has it in purple spades! Polished in a domed cabochon shape, an estimated 4.94 carats of vivid deep purple glow and reflect light to create that revealing pointed star.
Within this natural untreated gem tiny needle-like mineral inclusions have aligned on the axes of its crystalline structure to produce an optical phenomenon referred to asterism. The star-shaped effect is especially apparent across the surface when the stone is cut into a high domed cabochon such as the one featured in this platinum ring.
The vibrant gem is set in a sumptuous period Art Deco platinum mount which features twenty-eight (28) diamonds with an estimated total of .68 carats (I-J color average; SI1 clarity). Flanking the domed wonder east and west are two (2) trapezoid shaped diamonds each accented with its own baguette diamond on the shoulder. North and south platinum arches are studded with a total of six (6) transitional diamonds as eighteen (18) old single cuts glitter and shine along the shoulders and sides.
EGL USA certificate for the sapphire stating it is a natural star sapphire of natural purple coloration.
Date: Circa 1935.
Measurements: 11/16 of an inch (1.8 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 3/8 of an inch (1.0 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 4.7 grams (3.0 dwt).
Ring Size: US 6-1/4 (UK M; Euro or Int. Circum. 52.5 mm; Int. Dia. 16.7 mm; Japan 12) and easily can be sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Hallmarks: 10 % (partial 10 % Iridium 90 %Platinum mark).
Condition: Excellent; evidence of previous former resizing.
Origin: American.
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