text: Pre-Gala Reflections: A Few Saints Gracing the Metropolitan Museum of Art I am honored to report that I've received a surprise invitation to cover the Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art's red carpet celebration of the Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations opening gala this Monday, May 7. (Sidebar: Golly—thank you!—could a girl even possibly dream of a more extraordinary stroke of luck in the tedious midst of Final Exams Week?) Stay tuned to my @bunnyBISOUS Twitter and Instagram accounts for live reporting of arrivals; on Monday morning I will hop to an exhibition press preview and will thereafter report from the gala benefit red carpet, which will also be videostreamed from 6:30-8:30 pm online here. Feel free to tweet me any questions, comments, best-dressed picks, and the like while I interview guests! In the meantime, be sure to to pick up the exquisitely rendered exhibition catalogue [seen above] by Harold Koda and Andrew Bolton (The Costume Institute's Curator in Charge and Curator, respectively) featuring a thought-provoking forward by Judith Thurman and new photography by David Sims and Toby McFarlan Pond under the creative direction of my hero, Katie Grand. If truth be told, as a reluctantly jaded New Yorker, I only fully realized the deep impact of taking in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's masterworks while on an art history field trip with my university classmates, some of whom had never been to the Met beforehand. Perceiving the juxtaposition of some of my Met-neophyte friends privately reveling in the history and glory of such masterpieces for the first time within the intensely public galleries teeming with tourists uncloaked just how blasé I had become and prompted a much-needed flashback to one of my first wide-eyed and agog Met excursions. In the summer of 1994, I vividly recall how thrilled and inspired I was by the beauty and magnitude of the museum's colossal architecture—although admittedly, everything looks enormous when you are scarcely four feet tall—along with the illustrious works therein and the institution's historic import. After returning to campus, I darted home and dug up the dusty exhibition brochures from my '94 milestone Met jaunt with my grandfather—a dog-eared Dalí: The Early Years*, an inexplicably weather-beaten Picasso and the Weeping Women: The Years of Marie-Thérèse Walter and Dora Maar, The Annenberg Collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Masterpieces filled with my elementary school-aged scribbles, and a worn American Impressionism and Realism: The Painting of Modern Life, 1885-1915 volume—and was not only overcome with familial gratitude for being exposed to such tours de force at such an early age, but by a palpable urgency to reevaluate my priorities. At twenty-two, how could I possibly be so inured to such feats of cultural triumph? I suppose we live for moments of insight like these—whether triggered through art, music, personal intuition, or otherwise—as they are fundamental to our consciousness and acknowledgment of life and its awesome possibilities. [*Below: Dalí's The Accommodations of Desire (1929)] This experience sparked an exploration of sorts into the psychology of art and its impact upon the role of emotion in art, the essence of aesthetic experience, and the semiotic nature of psychological processes. I reckon the effectiveness of art forms—i.e., their capability to provoke aesthetic effects—outlasts their original social-historical milieux, as evidenced by Classical art's transcendent power to affect new spectators whose lives are not necessarily germane to the social constructs of antiquity. Given that the intent of these artistic works is to somehow arouse onlookers, our analyses of their symbols revisit the original emotions associated with them, designating them as ideal objects for social psychologists' scrutiny bearing in mind that these artworks survive as stimuli systems and semiotic entities with specified motives that incorporate the historical dimensions of the unconscious. Moreover, in an indirect or veiled manner, art (especially that of religious ilk) demonstrates the inner conflicts that shape human psychological sentience; art is not merely the dissemination of sentiments spawned elsewhere, but a conduit of emotions that might not befit expression somewhere else, for it is the origin itself of intentions and aspirations otherwise unperceived. But I digress, majorly… If you have an opportunity to view Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations exhibition in person at the Met from May 10 through August 19, 2012, I bid you to perhaps wander outside the bounds of the ever-popular (and deservingly so) Costume Institute and European Wings. So, below are three saints—Saint Nicholas of Tolentino, Saint Agatha, and Saint Bridget of Sweden—along with a bit of their histories (yes, another odd hobbyhorse of mine) and hints on how you can find them perched in various sites throughout the museum based on their characteristic symbols. Sainthood comprises a glorious, spellbinding company of men, women, and children who devoted their existence on earth to Jesus Christ's teachings and who are henceforth invoked as co-heirs and benefactors of Christ. Saints have ascended from every imaginable walk of life—from poor peasants to poverty-stricken slum dwellers to affluent noble aristocrats—to the extent that former thieves and assassins join the saintly ranks alongside pious men and women who lived virtuous, God-fearing lives since their adolescence. Following the Fourth Crusade and the plunder of Constantinople by Christian armies in 1204, precious Byzantine objects materialized onto Italian soil and profoundly impacted the art composed there, specifically the gleaming gold-ground panels profuse throughout and subsequent to the thirteenth century—as exquisitely exemplified by the 1470 tempura on wood atop gold-ground portrayals of Saints Catherine of Alexandria, Barbara, Agatha, and Margaret by Giovanni di Paolo [above]. The era's art was primarily devised for and catered towards the theologically oriented benefactors upon whose gratification artists were dependent. Byzantium's influence on these art motifs was far-reaching and included, for example, the starburst-like ornaments at the crown of saints' heads emblematic of Mary's virginity before, during, and after the nativity of Christ (Meagher, 2010). As demonstrated in Garafalo's masterworks Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Reviving the Birds and Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Reviving a Child (both circa 1530), the dawn of the fourteenth-century begot Gothic elements that originally emerged in twelfth-century France into Italian painting, including: architectural motifs (viz., pointed arches and interior design elements), a fastidious discretion of and delicacy toward detail, an amplification of naturalism, and an emphasis on fluidity. The wooden panel functioned as the principal support for portable paintings of saints and holy themes; often crafted from native Italian poplar trees, a gesso of powdered calcium sulfate applied atop a piece of linen covering the wood sufficiently concealed mars and allocated adequate surfaces for preliminary drawings. After gold-leafing the exterior, medieval artists portrayed divine figures in the purest and most brilliant hues possible by virtue of tempura paints prepared by mixing ground pigments with egg yolks. The period's altarpieces in monasteries, churches, convents, private homes, and cathedrals were formed by uniting independently painted panels, most often with the Madonna and Child as the cynosure, flanked by the predella—a strip of smaller panels—which narrated episodes from the lives of saints and apostles as distinguished by their characteristic attributes, often incorporating the vanquished instruments of their martyrdom (which accordingly no longer wielded any obstructive powers). The biographies of saints were of utmost importance; not only did these histories provide artists with telltale symbols to facilitate spectators' ready recognition of any divine figures depicted, but they moreover prompted churchgoers' study and emulation of their triumphs and sacred deeds. The chronicles that Garafalo (1476-1559) chose to depict in Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Reviving a Child and Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Reviving the Birds [above] portray just two of over three hundred miracles attributed to Saint Nicholas (1245-1306). These two oil on canvass paintings (transferred from wood) were coupled with two other paintings consigned to oblivion—since replaced with approximate replicas in the 18th century—to form the predella adorning the Capella Muzzarelli, a chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas. Garafalo's paintings portray feats performed by Nicholas as recorded by Pietro di Monterrubiano in 1326, well before Nicholas's canonization in 1446 (Bayer, 2003). The diptych found its improbable way to the Metropolitan Museum thanks to American financier J.P. Morgan's 1917 philanthropic quest to counter the Cappala Muzzarelli's suppression during the Napoleonic period whence the chapel's elements and altarpieces were scattered astray. Garafalo carefully selected these scenes to symbolize the awe-inspiring grace of Saint Nicholas, who conducted an austere, self-disciplined lifestyle with the Eremiti: a band of strict and scrupulous Augustinians in the Marchigian city of Tolentino. The narratives of Garafalo's predella demonstrate both the exceptionality of Nicholas's spirituality and his wondrous powers as a thaumaturge. In Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Reviving a Child, Garafalo presents Nicholas—in the black-belted habit donned by Augustinians—intervening on behalf of a family whose child perished prior to his baptism. Garofalo's lifelong aesthetic held deep classical roots and was profoundly inspired by Raphael (1483-1520); by the same token, his affinity with Venetian painting is evident in the light-filled landscape to the left of the revived child. Garafalo's depiction of Nicholas as an interceder propagates worshipers' innermost hopes that saints might also perform miracles for them—especially wondrous interventions effectuated as a release from the perils of nature—including the all-too-common bygone phenomenon of (unbaptized) infant mortality. In Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Reviving the Birds, Nicholas is dressed in white as an elderly bedridden man of poor health. As a steadfast vegetarian, Nicholas is seen meditating on how best to graciously decline a dish of cooked partridges sent by one of his followers. Miraculously, when Nicholas waves a sign of the cross above the plate, the birds fly away and liberate him from displeasing the offerer. This scene is reflective of Nicholas's formidable reputation for asceticism along with his civility and reluctance to offend anyone. The classicism of the setting is manifest by the many naturalistic details: an airy (albeit sober) room unostentatiously furnished with a window seat, simple stools, a table topped with glassware, and a sturdy wooden-carved bed. Saint Agatha (231-251), patron saint of the royal city of Catania, Sicily, perished whilst imprisoned during the Christian persecution ordered by King Decius (ruled 249-251), who had murdered his predecessor, Philip, in a blatant (secular) power-play. As a means of feigning a rationalization for Philip's murder on the basis of his Christianity (and cozen his dominion), Decius decreed a tyrannical empire-wide Christian oppression and thereafter ordained Quintianus as King of Sicily. Quintianus soon fell head-over-heels in love with Agatha, a magnificent beauty of noble birth who had committed her virginity to Christ; upon adducing imperial edicts of Christian persecution, Agatha rebuffed the Sicilian king's attempts to seize her family wealth as well as his sexual propositions. The lecherous provost Quintianus duly subjected Agatha to torturous indignities: consigning her to a brothel at the house of Aphrodisia (where she upheld the dedication of her virginity for Christ), ordering the hacking of her breasts (which were swiftly and miraculously healed by Saint Peter), scourged her to burning coals and fire, and ultimately sent her to prison to die. Renaissance artists generally depicted the aura surrounding the Cult of Agatha without ambiguity by focusing on her martyrdom, symbolized by her shorn breasts placed atop a platter (well-nigh resembling loaves of bread) and pincers or shears, the instruments of her martyrization. Through Giovanni di Paolo's conscious choice (circa 1470) of showcasing fresh blood dripping from the shears utilized to lop her breasts, Agatha's devout endurance through pain is plainly revealed (Burke, 2006). Such steadfast tidings were especially apt given that di Paolo's Saint Agatha panel [third from left, above] comprised one of his many lateral pilasters within the framework of a polyptych altarpiece painted for a convent of nuns. Indeed, according to acclaimed English art historian and Italian Renaissance scholar Sir John Pope-Hennessy (1913-1994), "Few experiences in Italian painting are more exciting than to follow Giovanni di Paolo as he plunges, like Alice, through the looking-glass which separates reality from super-realism to explore the resources of a mystical, and therefore of a partially subconscious, world" (Pope-Hennessy, 1947). Saint Agatha's dominion as the patron saint of fire emanates from her eventual death by flaming coals, whereupon she was beseeched against fire following her burial, especially during the eruptions of Mount Etna (Cheney, 1996). As the patron saint of nurses, it is unsurprising that Agatha came to be invoked against breast diseases in particular. Through odd historical interpretations, Saint Agatha is even considered the protector of Alpine guides, bell-founders, and miners—the inverted breasts emblematic of the forms of hills and bells—and she likewise became the patron saint of bakers, insomuch as her plated breasts have long been misconstrued as loaves of bread, effectuating her feast day praxis of blessing bread. As one of the church's first female martyrs, Pope Gregory the Great (590-604) promoted Agatha to sainthood and inaugurated February 5th as her feast day. The legal confrontation between the pompous Quintianus and the shabbily-bedecked Agatha showcased Agatha not only as a righteous martyr, but as an articulate guardian of her faith; her intellect and eloquence throughout the trial evinced her cultural and erudite training as a nobil donna. (By dint of Emperor Trajan's 98-117 promotion of women's education and the corollary Roman laws presiding over aristocratic female students, Agatha, of noble birthright, benefitted from schooling in Catania that nurtured classical education and sophisticated reasoning.) As a response to Quintianus's insistence that Agatha submit and sacrifice to pagan gods, during the legal proceedings she sharp-wittingly compared his wife to Venus and Quintianus to Jupiter—a blasphemous and repugnant remark for a pagan believer. When Agatha legally proved her innocence and Quintianus's criminality, the jury ruled in her favor and the Catanians sought the hanging of Quintianus; he drowned in a nearby river while attempting to escape his residents, withal. The legacy of their trial is routinely conjured when instructing the female faithful: Saint Agatha is not only a prime model of spiritual strength, virtue, and the merits of noble education, but an archetype of how to overcome political swindling and persevere through carnal brutality. Just as Saint Agatha was born into nobility but opted to live as a pauper, Saint Bridget (1303-1373) was also raised amongst enormous wealth and royalty. Her father, Birger Persson, was one of the wealthiest landowners in Sweden and served as governor and provincial judge of Uppland; furthermore her mother, Ingeborg Bengtsdotter, was closely related to the royal family. As a seven-year-old of deep spirituality and heartfelt precocity, Bridget experienced the first of a lifelong concatenation of revelations: wherein the Virgin Mary placed a crowd upon young Bridget's head. Early in her youth following the death of her mother (circa 1315), Bridget was sent to live with her aunt in Ostergotland, where she received a meticulous and demanding religious education (Kirsch, 1907). Despite her convent-bound intentions, in 1316 thirteen-year-old Bridget was united in marriage with eighteen-year-old Ulf Gudmarsson; their symbiotic, joyful marriage—marked by Bridget's subtle sway over her pious and noble husband and their parentage of eight children (among them, Saint Catherine of Sweden)—was extolled throughout Scandinavia for their joint charitable efforts and service on the court of King Magnus Eriksson and Queen Blanka, over whom Bridget also maintained considerable influence. Upon Bridget's widowhood following Ulf's rapid decline after the couple's pilgrimage to Santiago de Compestella in 1344, the revelations that weighed heavily upon her youth materialized once again, albeit with ensuing frequency and definitive clarity. Bridget dedicated her life to religious asceticism and theologian undertakings and in 1346, as per the thrust of her revelations, King Magnus and Queen Blanka left the State demesne of Vadstena to Bridget for the construction of a convent. Bridget trekked to Rome to confirm the Rule of her new religious congregation, the Brigittines; she subsequently settled in Italy (save for periodic pilgrimages to the Holy Land and elsewhere) in the pursuit of a pious and altruistic existence for the remainder of her lifetime. Pope Urban V confirmed the Briggitines' rule in 1370 and contemplated Bridget's chastising appeals for the Holy See to be reinstated in Rome (instead of Avignon, France). This small marble relief [above], Saint Bridget of Sweden Receiving the Rule of her Order (1459) by Agostino di Duccio (1418-1481), depicts a sphinx at the side of a clerically garbed Bridget, shown joining right hands with a youthful Christ beholding a scroll in his left hand bearing the rules of Bridget's order, in accord with her published mystic visions. These six hundred revelations during her widowhood (translated by her confessor Petrus Oli of Alvastra and her teacher Mattias from Linkoping into a Latin book first printed in 1492) stirred considerable controversy amidst her devout contemporaries: among Agatha's critiques of kings and governments, her most contentious political visions necessitated the Avignon-based Pope return posthaste to Rome. According to di Duccio's commission for the predella of the altar of San Lorenzo in San Domenico, Perugia (dismantled by 1482), his conjuring of the sphinx—customarily appropriated for the throne of Madonna in her symbolic role as Sedes Sapientia stemming from her ties to Athena-Minerva as the goddess of wisdom—visually encapsulates how Christ endowed Bridget's order with a similar prudence and sagacity (Hayum, 2006) (Cohen, 2008). A year subsequent to her death, Bridget's bodily remains were transported to the Brigittine monastery at Vadstena; she was swiftly canonized in 1391 by Boniface IX and pronounced patron saint of Sweden. After centuries of lobbying by the Birgitta nuns in Rome, in 1999 Pope John Paul II appointed Saint Bridget as one of the patrons of Europe. [Above: The Adoration of the Christ Child (1515) by a follower of Jan Joest of Kalkar, who depicted Christ's birth in accord with Saint Bridget of Sweden's vision experienced during her pilgrimage to Bethlehem in 1372 wherein a "great and ineffable light" emanating from the Child illuminated a young Virgin with flowing hair and singing angels, which entirely eclipsed the candlelight held by Joseph.] The remarkable histories of saints provide humanity with shining exemplars of virtue: which, on the strength of art world maestros, are adeptly conveyed by their unique scriptural interpretations and ensuing artistic incarnations (and our mere glimpses upon these impressive renderings). By virtue of Garafalo, di Paolo, and di Duccio's virtuosity, Saint Nicholas of Tolentino's miracles provide us with assurance in the face of adversity, Saint Agatha's dignified indefatigability endows us with strong feminine principles worth emulating, and Saint Bridget of Sweden's self-reliance imparts a targeted code of confidence by which the meek can aim to abide. The medieval grounds for fostering religious art found a steadfast champion in Pope Gregory the Great, who reconsecrated a fifth-century Arian basilica to Agatha in the Subura district of Rome and who keenly supported the Cult of Saint Agatha; a letter from Pope Hadrian I (772-795) to Charlemagne ordered that this church, S. Agata dei Goti, be adorned with mosaics and frescos. It is through Pope Hadrian's acclaimed letters to Bishop Serenus of Marseilles that we are now acquainted with the origins of Gregory's predilection for religious images and narratives on the basis of their pedagogical value. Pope Gregory's philosophy serves as the classical Western precedent for religious art: that imagery not be suppressed "so that the illiterate will at least read by looking at the walls. It is one thing to adore images and another to learn the story represented by the image what one must adore" (Ewald, 1891) (Minge, 1849). Works Cited: Bayer, A. (2003). North of the Apennines: Sixteenth Century Italian Painting in Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna. The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, New Series , 60 (4), 53-57. Burke, J. (2006). Sex and Spirituality in 1500s Rome: Sebastiano del Piambo's Martyrdom of Saint Agatha. The Art Bulletin, 88 (3), 482-95. Cheney, L. D. (1996). The Cult of Saint Agatha. Woman's Art Journal , 17 (1), 3-9. Cohen, S. (2008). Andrea Del Sarto's 'Madonna of the Harpiese' and the Human-Animal Hybrid in the Renaissance. In S. Cohen, & R. Zwijnenberg (Ed.), Animals as Disguised as Symbols in Renaissance Art (Vol. II, p. 248). Leiden, NV, The Netherlands: Koninklijke Brill. Delaney, J. J. (1980). Dictionary of Saints (Vol. II). (E. Cipriano, Ed.) USA: Doubleday. Dunn, J. M. (2011). Art, Time & Place. University of Scranton. Scranton. Ewald, P. (1891). Gregorii Papae Registrium Epistularum (Vol. III). Paris. Gómez-Moreno, C. (1974). Saints and their Legends: A Selection of Saints from Michael the Archangel to the Fifteenth Century. (M. M. Department of Medieval Art, Ed.) New York, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications. Hayum, A. (2006). A Renaissance Audience Considered: The Nuns at S. Apollonia and Castagno's Last Supper. The Art Bulletin, 88 (2), 243-266. Holloway, J. B. (1992). Saint Bride and Her Book: Birgitta of Sweden's Revelations. (J. B. Holloway, Trans.) Cambridge, UK: D.S. Brewer. Jacobus de Voragine, A. o. (1275). Here Followeth the Life of St. Agatha. In A. o. Jacobus de Voragine, & F. Ellis (Ed.), The Golden Legend (W. Caxton, Trans., First ed.). Temple Classics. King, M. L. (1991). Virgo et Virago: Women of the Renaissance. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago. Kirsch, J. P. (1907). St. Bridget of Sweden. In K. Knight (Ed.), The Catholic Encyclopedia (Vol. II). New York, NY: Robert Appleton Company. Meagher, J. (2010, September). Italian Painting of the Later Middle Ages. (D. o. Paintings, Producer, & The Metropolitan Museum of Art) Retrieved December 4, 2011, from Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History: http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/iptg/hd_iptg.htm Minge, J. P. (1849). Gregorii M. Dialorgum. In Patrologia Latina (Vol. Book III). Paris. Pope-Hennessy, J. (1947). Sienese Quattrocento Painting. Oxford.


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Make toasting to your Zags a household tradition with this 2oz. square shot glass. It features a bold domed logo on one side, so you can enjoy your favorite beverages in the spirit of a victorious season!
- Domed logo
- Holds approximately 2 ounces
- Made of glass
- Not dishwasher or microwave safe
- Officially licensed collegiate product
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Dogs love these toys! Pentapulls are made of 4 layers of 1680 denier nylon for super durability. The arms and legs are designed in an "X" and super stitched to form an excellent toy for pulling, shaking and general rough housing. 5 squeakers. Available in Squirrel, Raccoon and Duck!
Review Rating: 5
Country of Origin: China
Manufacturer: Doggles
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from Valparaiso,, IN
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Doggles Pentapulls Eco-Friendly Dog Toys:
My dogs love this toy to play tug-of-war with. It has multiple squeakers so that if one breaks, they have 4 other ones to squeak. I love that it doesn't have stuffing & that it is incredibly rugged. My dogs are hardcore chewers & the fact that they haven't dug a squeaker out after 6 months is a miracle. It's definitely fun for throwing and they have fun thrashing/dragging it around.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The squeakers didn't last 24 hours.
By Mandi
from Lee, MA
Unfortunately the squeakers didn't last 24 hours. This little girl loves her squeakers and manages to eventually destroy them, but not in such a short amount of time. I was very disappointed in the squirel
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Good toy
By NatiB
from Caroline, Alberta
Nice toy, only the fuzzy bit on the tail was chewed up right away (Bloodhound/Golden Retriever). The rest seems tough enough to handle rough playing!
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Not durable
By Tina the jrt lover
from NJ
It took my jrt mix less than 15 to rip holes into it.
Fun toy
By Diane
from OKC
All the dogs that come into contact with this toy have so much fun!
Good for medium size dogs
By Phyllis
from Vero Beach
This is good for a medium size dog, but my daughter's dog, a goldendoodle took a liking to it, and it doesn't look as theough it will last very long. He is already chewing it apart....but he does love it, I must say!
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Cute but didn't last long
By Vic
from hartland, wi
My dog loved it...a bit too much. Within the first day she had the head torn open and was pulling all the stuffing out. My dog is a three month old Swissy. It's best for dogs that don't chew much.
I like it, but dog doesn't
By Sue
from wisconsin
We got our dog as a 5 year old doberman who didn't know how to play, so I am not giving up on the toy because the other toys are shredded within days. Maybe washing it will soften it up for her.
pretty durable
By barb
from holt, mi
dog greatly enjoys tugging and pulling on this toy loves the squeeking but has torn the toy ripped out all the squeeky parts isnt totally durable but is lasting longer than most.
Seems to Hold Up
By Pet Owner
from Seattle, WA
We bought the raccoon for our large retriever, who is really good at destroying most "soft" toys. We use the toy mainly for tug and indoor play, but it also works great for fetch. We have had the toy for about a month, and it is still intact. Most soft toys do not last longer than a week in our house, so this toy seems to be tough enough to stand up to our chewer. Our dog seems to prefer his raccoon and most often chooses it over all the others, although this may be because it is the newest toy. (He has a lot of toys.) We use it for indoor play only since keeping it from going outside may help it to last longer. Although I'm sure our dog will eventually destroy this toy (never has there been a toy that has remained intact a full year), it has held up very well considering all the rough play it gets.
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Phase 1 will begin on March 3, 2014 and will be open through 5pm EST on March 13, 2014.
Students who complete Phase 1 agree to the key components of the process and are bound the 2014-2015 Housing License. Please review the components, license and the 2014-2015 Proposed Housing Rates prior to completing Phase 1.
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The deadline to complete the steps of Phase 1 is March 13, 2014.
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Renewable undergraduate students and current Spring 2014 non-renewable undergraduate residents are eligible to participate in the Reapplication/Room Selection process for the upcoming academic year.
A renewable status indicates that you have met all of the following requirements:
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In addition to submitting a nonrefundable/nontransferable $1000 reservation payment to secure 2014-2015 undergraduate housing, students must complete the online 2014-2015 application by March 13, 2014.
To access the application, you will need to login to NYUHome. There you will find the "Housing Forms Log-In" channel on the NYU Life page. Click on the "Student Housing and Meal Plan Forms" link and follow the University login prompts to access the application portal. Once in the portal, you may access the housing application by clicking the "Application" link in the grey navigation bar and starting the "Academic Year 2014-2015" application.
In addition to submitting the online application to secure 2014-2015 academic year housing, a nonrefundable/nontransferable $1000 reservation payment must be paid by March 13, 2014. This payment will be applied to Fall 2014 housing charges.
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Students who have been admitted to a NYU study away program for the Fall 2014 semester and have confirmed their acceptance with the Office of Global Programs do not need to apply via the Undergraduate Reapplication and Room Selection process. They will automatically maintain their renewable status and will be notified to apply for Spring 2015 NYU-NY housing in November.
Students who are unsure of their study away status but wish to maintain their NYU-NY renewable housing status should complete Phase 1 by submitting an online application and paying the $1000 reservation payment by March 13, 2014.
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Wednesday, 09 February 2011 14:31
One thing about the ground hog he is smart enough to still survive. First there was the hunter who took him for meat, medicine and leather, then there was the highway and pikes, along also came the target hunter then the coyote.
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Wednesday, 02 February 2011 16:11
Someone once said "There's more power in the pen than the sword". Probably why a lot of people take to penning thoughts and ideas. For sure everyone has an opinion and most don't mind sharing it right quickly, on any subject! But at the end of the day most caring folks are satisfied to sit down, watch some TV, news or favorite program and at a reasonable time lie down to a restful and pleasant nights sleep. Times are a changing! There are so many things that trouble the mind. A while back, eldest granddaughter, Kennedy Grace said, "I'm so sad". My advice to here was to close her eyes and think of pretty flowers or birds and pleasant music. Sort of brings one to the point of why not just day dream all the time? From a personal point it does look like some folks do! There does seem to be a lot of trouble brewing but its not an accident or new to Christian folks. Basic moral rules are laid out for good success: honest work, fair wages, enforced laws, love your neighbor and show yourself friendly. The Bible talks about it but most don't seem to put enough stock in what it says. At the end of the day folks got to be responsible at least for themselves. Maybe shut in too much or picking up too much trash and too much day dreaming!
On to a happy birthday to a former Sackertonian, Darren Woods on January 30th. So hope he had a good day up in Ohio.
And to a fine young lady and businesswoman, Danielle Collins celebrated her happy birthday on January 30th. Hope she had a happy day from a bunch of people.
Elk hunter, Sharon (Doc) Gay, asked "Have you tried the burger yet?" The answer was no but it will soon be tried if the snow keeps coming to keep outside activities down. Yours truly did try a mess of squirrel last week. It didn't matter old or young they were cooked till tender and gravy made in the cooking pot of tender morsels. Of course a fresh pan on pone bread and a few taters from the cellar made a complete meal. There was a little gravy left but the tender delicate morsels of meat were history. For home cooked recipes on wild game or domestic just send a self-addressed, stamped envelope along with what kind of food being prepared to yours truly. NO snake or lizards though!
Forever etched and recorded in the record book is January 31, 2000. It looked like a slow day as yours truly parked and approached the door of the Clay County Court House. The door swung open and two fellows ushered the preacher through the door to the clerks office. After counseling and record checking the very fortunate friend, James Phillips and the lovely Leslie Robinson stood before witnesses and said their nuptials. Now after 11 years this activity is still fresh in the minds of those present and also two beautiful little girls to bless their union. Congratulations James and Leslie on your 11th anniversary.
Gigging season is in for rough fish so folks get the waders and check for leaks, sharpen the gigs, but don't hurry, most folks wait till the dogwood blooms. But it's a good idea to practice.
For all the weather predictors, don't pay any mind to Puncatonia Phil because he is awakened in the night and bright lights shined in his eyes. It don't count! You have to let the ol' groundhog get up on his own up in the morning, and stay out all the day till the sun goes down, it if ain't cloudy. Hope for a cloudy day though so he can't see his shadow and it will be spring around the corner. But don't mess with no city groundhog or a pet. Got to be a country whistle pig.
Happy birthday to a fine lady and friend, Sheila Jackson, on February 1st. She was a happy, pick two (2345). Hope you had a real good day Sheila.
Have gotten a lot of calls about he Hunter Education Class. Some posters have been put up to remind folks, The class will be February 17, 18 and 19. There is no charge for the class. A student must be 9 years or older to take the class. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on February 17th and 18th at the Clay County Area Technology Center. 8:30 a.m. till finished on the 19th at the Clay County Sportsman Club.
Happy birthday on February 3rd to a fine fellow, Crosby Harris, who will be a happy number 23. Have a good day Crosby.
A very special happy birthday wish to Mrs. Anna Craft who was a happy 98 years young on February 1, 2011.
On February 4th Happy birthday to a fine friend, Danny Johnson who will be a happy number 39. Hope you have a great day Dan.
And on February 1st was a special day for a fine lady, Rena Hubbard. We all wish her a happy birthday.
And for long time friend and good fellow, Walter Benge, will celebrate his happy birthday on February 5th. From a bunch of friends who care, hope its you best day Walt.
For Pastors and board members, meeting at Island Creek Thursday night at 7 p.m. See you there.
On a pleasant break from the snow, hope all is well at your house. If tired from being shut in, do a little day dreaming but not while driving, or trying to talk to someone.
The president said, "Some troops are coming home in July." Let's all pray some day soon there will be peace and all of them can come home. If peoples hearts were right there could be peace.
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Wednesday, 26 January 2011 14:41
Having a birthday is a great opportunity to do a lot of things and even expect a bunch of surprises and gifts.
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011 15:08
Yes it was cold and early in the morning a bunch of Baptist men and a few friends came out in a goodly number to Muddy Gap Baptist Church.
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Wednesday, 12 January 2011 14:52
While out and about last week, yours truly and faithful wife had time to observe the variation in gasoline prices. London had the lowest rate at $2.99 and it was no more than $3.09 as far west as Cave City in the midst of one of Kentucky's favorite vacation areas. Of course Clay County has lots of money and jobs plus better gasoline! One could get a big tank to haul some better prices home while on a visit.
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