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23 Nov 2014
Loans difficult, acquisitions near impossible and no elephant saved
Getty president wants cultural heritage shared by global network of great museums
Figure hidden in upholstery is prized 19th-century Asante piece
Director proposes network of museums to stop terrorists looting objects in Syria and trafficking them for sale in the West
Growth in "revenge porn" legislation could criminalise artists and institutions working with naked images
Court papers raise the question of who should have spotted fakes
Documentary left out of Whitney retrospective after art world "bows before Koons's scary power"
Employee accused of retaining works worth €70m
Projects begin to archive work by demonstrators
Specialists greet scholar's summary of 46-year project as debate over reattributions begins
A poppy for every British and Commonwealth soldier who died in the First World War
Galleries, not developers, are driving the creation of new arts neighbourhoods in the city
Art sales are becoming ever more formalised
Investment banker and lawyer Adam Chinn joins leading art advisers
Spain's Yago Hortal claims clothing from Preen's Resort collection uses designs from four of his abstract paintings
Expert in Old Masters celebrates its 150th anniversary with the launch of an agency for contemporary art
The colour white proves particularly popular as Sotheby's expert heralds "a new dawn for Italian art"
Prices fly despite democracy demonstrations
Some say participating dealers have too much power over choosing who is in and who is out
Eskenazi gets the Frieze crowds without exhibiting in its tents
The first two of 16 volumes in a scholarly project to publish in English the work of the "Bolognese Vasari"
A detailed analysis of more than 650 new institutions over the past 17 years
Essays from a Norwegian forum that swiftly transcended its Scandinavian collection brief
A study of Odoardo Fialetti's panorama of Venice, at the school
The collaborative nature of the book in Renaissance Rome
A batch of recent books on the artist
The V&A's complete catalogue of Early Netherlandish, Dutch and Flemish drawings from the 15th century to 1900
The 18th-century taste for Turkish decoration
Severely restricting the US trade in antique ivory will not help stop the slaughter of elephants in Africa
The founding object of conceptualism was probably "by a German baroness", but this debate is rarely aired
Crystal Bridges museum finds just the spot for architect's Bachman Wilson House, formerly of New Jersey
Late First Lady did not want sculpture near White House to be moved—but it has now been conserved
Scholars find "amazing" details in Roman treasure
Shows like the Met's on Mannerist painter Bartholomeus Spranger could become a rare treat
Exhibition opening this week sheds light on the museum's acquisitions and curatorial framework
The 400th anniversary of the Greco-Spanish painter's death draws to a triumphant close with new shows on the East Coast of the US
The camouflaged work of Elaine Sturtevant
Exhibition of Ron Nagle's works makes a virtue of their scale
Gold and silver pieces are less valued than marbles, pottery and frescoes
The Pérez Simón Collection of Victorian art travels to London
Pallant House Gallery's exhibition of Spanish Civil War art marks the 75th anniversary of the end of a misunderstood conflict
Exhibition opens in Frankfurt, includes artists overshadowed by Richter and Polke
The Rijksmuseum reopens its Philips wing with a show of its Modern photography collection
Shooting after hours contributes to the hallucinatory feel of Ryan Trecartin's dizzying films.
Grey Gowrie, a former UK arts minister, art dealer and chair of Sotheby's and the Arts Council, is also a poet. To mark his 75th birthday, we print a poem about Francis Bacon.
The demolition of the Berlin Wall had immediate effects on German life. But how did it affect artists?
Despite early attempts at reunification, the visual arts, unlike other disciplines, have remained divided between West and East
Berlin's museums had always quietly kept in touch. After the Wall came down, they embraced.
Mitte, in the former East Berlin, embodied the new artistic spirit of the city after the Wall.
Artists born since the fall of the Wall have flocked to work in Germany's creative playground.
Many works in Berlin's sculpture collections were damaged in 1945. But should they be left as a reminder of a dark past or restored to reflect the artists' intentions?
Over the years, many artists have tackled the subject of the Berlin Wall, its collapse and the subsequent effects on Berlin life. Here are five works in Berlin collections.
The British director on his acclaimed big-screen portrait of Turner—and the artist's "box of tricks".
Museum director plans to make acquisitions and secure long-term loans to expand the Getty Villa's displays beyond Greece and Rome
Besides individual works, the Gulf museum will borrow exhibitions from France for next 15 years
The college's art is united under Renzo Piano's roof
Leonard Lauder reveals how he amassed a collection of works by Picasso, Braque, Gris and Léger with a museum in mind
Art and design museum with space for London's biggest exhibitions could open by 2020, subject to funding
Satellite planned in city that was a safe haven for art and staff during the war
Jockey Club rejects Central Police Station partners
The photographer and ex-president of Magnum
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Bulgarians' Tourism Spending Figures - Too Good to be True
EU statistical office has deleted figures about Bulgarians ranking fourth in the united bloc by spending on holiday trips and tourism, proving media speculations they were too good to be true.
Earlier this week Eurostat published surprising data, which showed that despite the financial crisis and the lowest wages in the EU, a Bulgarian national spent an average EUR 2100 on holiday trips and tourism in 2011.
According to the ranking Bulgarians were preceded only by the citizens of Luxembourg, Denmark and France.
The statistics prompted journalists to raise additional questions about the way the data has been collected and it turned out to be the fault of the local institute methodology. Its definition for tourism expenses encompasses all types of trips, including immigrant's travels and students going abroad for training.
Bulgaria's national statistics institute however has assured that its work is fully compliant with the requirements of the European Union and Eurostat.
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The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Retensa.Interview Details
A fellow classmate passed my resume to Retensa. I heard from them rather quickly and was told to pick a phone screening appointment from a list of time slots. They responded two weeks later and we confirmed a time. During the phone screening, the interviewer sounded apathetic and rushed, which threw me off. It was very thorough for an interaction that was not face-to-face, and I could hear the interviewer typing loudly the entire time. It was not a comfortable experience. I hung up thinking I got rejected and that I never wanted to interact with Retensa again. However, I was asked to come for an in-person interview. I went, but the initial bad impression definitely affected my approach (I realized that looking back). Regardless, the questions were well-thought-out and the interviewers truly listened to my responses. I liked everyone that I met, and I really enjoyed the practicum task that they give ten minutes to complete. On the other hand, I did not like the questions that were designed to test critical thinking/analytical skill/individual thought process. They did not seem well-developed.Interview Questions
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- They wanted to know my thought process when picking a line at the grocery store. The interviewer explained exactly how the lines at that particular store worked, and then asked how I would choose based on hearing her explanation. The process she described sounded very fair and consciously designed by the grocery store itself. There wasn't much room to be strategic since it was spelled out for me. View Answer
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Assange or Corzine?Submitted by emalvini on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 22:38
Assange or Corzine?
Submitted by John Aziz of Azizonomics
Priorities are a b#itch.
The United States won't prosecute Corzine for raiding segregated customer accounts, but will happily convene a Grand Jury in preparation for prosecuting Julian Assange for exposing the truth about war crimes.
From the New York Times:
A criminal investigation into the collapse of the brokerage firm MF Global and the disappearance of about $1 billion in customer money is now heading into its final stage without charges expected against any top executives. After 10 months of stitching together evidence on the firm's demise, criminal investigators are concluding that chaos and porous risk controls at the firm, rather than fraud, allowed the money to disappear, according to people involved in the case.
Corzine is considering opening a new hedge fund, though the notion that anyone — even a slack-jawed muppet happy to buy whatever Goldman 's prop traders want to sell — would seed Corzine money so he can trade or steal it away seems absurd — rather like putting a child molester in charge of a day-care.
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Former Vice President Al Gore, Chairman of The Climate Reality Project
"People's understandings of climate change are shaped more by the media and their cacophony of voices than they are by the systematic enquiries and endeavours of climate scientists. Boykoff's Who Speaks for the Climate? arrives just at the right time to offer you the authoritative guide to how climate change is made, affirmed and denied in print, broadcast, internet or new social media."
Mike Hulme, Professor of Climate Change, School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia
"Maxwell T. Boykoff's penetrating research into how the media cover, and too often poorly cover, what many consider to be 'the story of the century' reveals new insights into this ever-changing, and ever-concerning, field of social endeavour. You'll go through more than a few yellow highlighters marking key points and passages. And over time you'll find this among your most seriously dog-eared resources on media, climate change, the clash of journalism and science cultures…and the way out of it all."
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Guest Column: Teachers should be treated with respect
By Molly Phalen
Teachers deserve to be treated as professionals.
What happened on April 24 and 25 to hundreds of Rockford Public School teachers was anything but professional.
Many of our newest teachers applied for more than 50 jobs. Some were granted no interviews at all. Others had only a few interviews.
These teachers were forced to participate in what was called a job fair. In reality, what these teachers experienced looked and felt a lot more like speed dating.
There were just 20 total minutes for the teacher and the interviewer teams to meet and get to know each other.
Interview teams struggled to have a meaningful conversation with the teachers at the same time they were looking at a writing sample and thumbing through a portfolio that took hours to assemble. There was barely time for administrators to ask questions. Let alone allowing the teacher to ask any.
This was completely unprofessional.
The job fair was absolutely counter-productive to the goal of bringing together administrators and teachers who would make a great team for the students.
A real job fair isn't anything like speed dating. It's a professional experience in which there is time for deep conversation involving the applicant and an interview team. It's important to take the time for both the teacher and the administrator to have that conversation. After all, their decision will impact the quality of education the students receive.
This so-called job fair was merely another smokescreen intended to obscure the fact that our school district is being mismanaged.
The students, the teachers and our community deserve better.
Molly Phalen is the president of the Rockford Education Association.
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Love college football but not all the fat dudes? Ever dream of playing on the offensive line even though you're the size of a jockey? Well, you're in luck, because it turns out there's a league just for you. And it's sweeping…uh, at least six schools so far. Say hello to football's little friend.
Sprint football is just like the real thing, with one major difference: You can't weigh more than 172 pounds to play (finally, a league for guys like Lucas). Basically, just imagine 22 punters running around. Mansfield University is the latest of many schools to say "we've had enough of the big football" and join the small revolution. Or maybe it's the only school to do that in the last 50 years. I'm still wondering whether or not they use one of those plastic novelty mini-footballs.
The WALL STREET JOURNAL documents Mansfield's journey of downsizing their football budget by downsizing the team intself:
…the Mounties could play at one-third the cost, thanks to smaller rosters, cheaper coaching staffs, less travel and no scholarships.Mansfield already had the facilities — a stadium, equipment and coaches' offices. And it would be joining a group of elite schools. Still, Ms. Loeschke was skeptical. "I'd never heard of it, so it was astonishment, at first. Is it football light?" But after Cornell athletic officials talked to Mansfield's board of trustees, she was won over. The team is getting by with a budget of $135,000.
Mansfield is the first school to join the Collegiate Sprint Football League in more than 50 years. The existing members are Navy, Army, Cornell, Princeton, and Penn. Which means I'm sure this guy played when he was in college:
"Went to a little place called Cornell. Ever heard of it?"
The sport used to have a little more prominence, and an even more ridiculous weight limit:
Sprint football does have a history. Hall of Fame coach George Allen early in his career was an assistant with Michigan's now defunct 1947 sprint team. Donald Rumsfeld, the former secretary of defense, happily recalls playing various positions at Princeton (class of 1954), when the weight limit was 150 pounds. "The crowds were modest," he says.
Those of you in the Saratoga Springs area can revel in the Allegiance Bowl next Saturday. The annual game between Navy and Cornell is the premier event in sprint football, so says THE SARATOGIAN:
The matchup of Navy and Cornell, undefeated league champions from the 2008 and 2007 seasons, respectively, is much anticipated by sprint football fans. Both teams have captured Allegiance Bowl championships in the past.
According to event chair Scott Perkins, the game could have a significant impact on final league standings.
"I have spoken with the head coaches of both Navy and Cornell and they know the Allegiance Bowl holds the key to their season," Perkins said. "It is no secret that this critical game may very well decide the league championship."
It's such a big game that Jimmy Carter is taking a break from his Middle East travels to serve as Honorary Chairman of the event.
Doesn't it seem like the Ivy League schools would be a little outmatched by Army and Navy? I know the service academies don't have great normal-football programs, but shouldn't their smaller guys just be physically superior in every way to Penn kids? Heck, Princeton's team just runs around the field haphazardly while wearing loud orange blazers:


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Happy Mother's Day
This Sunday, empower the special mothers in your life by helping them to take charge of their personal health and find the health care they need. Giving a gift that encourages a healthy lifestyle will not only benefit the mothers in your life, but help to reduce inequities in in wellness among all Black women. Keep reading for a list of gift ideas. —Patrice Peck
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Hope Buffalo bites on Bennett, the kid can't do a pull up at 175lbs, how does anyone project him to be better than Kadri?
I say Ritchie, Ehlers or Nylander is a good day for Toronto. Draisaitl and Rienhart are the only pieces I'd want to move up for given the cost.]]>
Honestly I think anyone who takes Ekblad in the top 2 or 3 is a fool. And I don't think he goes in the top 2. He'll drop to Edmonton at 3 since they need D way more than young forwards.
Effectively my assertion is that Ekblad will be this year's Seth Jones. Why would anyone draft a dman 1st overall? Roman Hamrilik, Chris Phillips, Erik Johnson, these are not franchise building blocks. Although I suppose there's no guaranteed franchise player in this draft, so he may wind up going 1st. Anyway's I would take Reinhart no matter what team I am.]]>
1. Florida – Ekblad
I explained they should move the pick, and the Oilers should go and get it, but the Oil are too timid a bunch to do anything which is why they end up stuck where they are.
Ekblad is the consensus, mainly because he can step in right away. But in FLA, that to me is a real waste. I'd prefer seeing the Panthers get a high end forward.
2. Buffalo – Reinhart
The Sabres need a lot of things and getting a scoring centre will be big for them. They retooled their D last year with Ristolainen and Zadorov so while Ekblad would look great there too, they need impact offensive players now that Pominville and Vanek are gone.
But i hope they dont rush Reinhart to NHL. he could use another year developing.
3. Oilers – Draisaitl
yes, Draisaitl over Bennett. A big strong forward over a speedy skilled forward is preferable for EDM IMO. I realize you should normally pick the "best player available" but, there isnt that much that separates Draisaitl and Bennett. Either way, the Oil get a solid player.
4. Calgary – Dal Colle
Again, i think there isnt much of a huge difference between Bennett and Dal Colle in terms of skill, but Dal Colle is a big strong forward or at least could develop into one and that would be ideal for Calgary.
5. NY Islanders – Bennett
The Isles need help anywhere but this could be where they could trade down and get a ready asset. With their 2015 pick gone, they cant afford to give up a top 5 selection next year, they need to go for it. So someone interested in moving up here, should Bennett be here, would be ideal. Maybe the Leafs move up?
6. Vancouver – Ehlers
The Canucks need an infusion of high end skill. A few of the mocks have Ritchie here and thats fine, but Ehlers is a fast, exciting player and they need that kind of offensive game breaker to supplement their rather plodding, aging forward group.
The Canucks too could potentially move Kesler here. It could get interesting.
7. Carolina – Ritchie or Nylander
Its a toss up. Nylander is a playmaker, shifty and speedy, Ritchie adds a power game and would be hard to handle. I think either would fit nicely playing along side the Staals, Skinner and Semin.
8. Toronto – Virtanen or Ritchie
I think if Ritchie falls, they may take him, but I prefer Virtanen because he has that huge upside, speed, and can score. He also can play centre. Something the Leafs may just have him do going forward.
9. Winnipeg – Ritchie or Nylander or Virtanen
Whomever falls the Jets will choose. It could be Ehlers too if he slips down. The jets have some nice pieces but will gladly accept any help they can get here. Also, who knows if Kane will get traded here. He will likely move this off-season for sure.
I like a forward here for the Jets though.
10 – Anaheim – Fleury
The Ducks could trade this pick for established talent. They are rich in prospects and one of the deepest organizations. They need a no. 2 centre behind Getzlaf.
Otherwise they take the best guy on the board and thats Fleury, a defenceman. Imagine a D then of Fleury, Theodore, Lindholm and Fowler.
i am seriously hoping for a lot of trades. Though i am not getting my hopes up for the Leafs. cant and wont get carried away only to potentially come away disappointed.]]>


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"He's struggling in the gym with his grip on the weights and for him to miss any training means it must be serious because he's a tough competitor. Harrison has been great in pre-season and any time on the sidelines is a blow for him and for us."
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Hope informs Brady and Victor of Kristen's accident. Meanwhile, Roman tends to Nicole, who hopes Kristen is gone for good. Brady acknowledges Nicole was right about Kristen and apologizes for the way he treated her. Nicole doesn't fully let him off the hook, then goes with Roman to the station to make a statement. EJ and Sami arrive, still a little tense off an argument about Kristen and Eric. Later, Hope and Brady get potentially good news. Meanwhile, Roman makes it clear to Nicole he will make sure she will not face charges. Victor arrives, and in a surprising move, offers legal services to help Nicole – he's impressed with her taking on Kristen. Later, Nicole comes face-to-face with Eric. Sami and EJ return home, and Sami explodes when she finds an incriminating text on EJ's phone. Earlier, Eric continues to search for Nicole to make things right. He runs into Father Matt and learns his job is on the line. Will surprises Sonny and Gabi when he returns home early from his seminar. Gabi leaves to give the two men time to catch up. Will and Sonny make love, then Will explains how he thinks he's found his calling in writing. Meanwhile, Gabi runs into Nick, who wonders if she's signed the modeling contract yet. Gabi is still torn, and Nick gently nudges her to accept. Gabi goes back to the apartment, where Sonny accidentally stumbles upon the contract.
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Added Aug 6, 2013
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Lakeside pajamas with quilting cotton and navy binding. Size 4 top and size 6 bottoms. More blogged here
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District 1 Executive Council race is a close one
Late results appeared to show Republican former state Sen. Kenney in a close race against Cryans, a Democratic Grafton County commissioner.
In a statement released at 11 p.m., Cryans said his campaign would wait until all results were in.
For the first time since 1981, someone other than Burton will occupy the seat, which he rarely left unfilled while recording a nearly perfect attendance record during his decades on the Executive Council.
Cryans received several key endorsements during the race, including from Gov. Maggie Hassan and members of Burton's family. Kenney also received his share of endorsements, including from the state's top Republican, U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte.
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