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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
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Lake McIntosh park to close Oct. 11-14 for airshow
The new park at the Lake McIntosh reservoir in Peachtree City will be closed Oct 11-14 due to the Great Georgia Air Show.
The park is inside the safety zone for the air show, and so it must be unoccupied during the three-day event, county officials said.
The Planterra Ridge golf course and other businesses in the area will also be affected, officials said.
The airshow is a non-profit venture to help community organizations including the Dixie Wing of the Commemorative Air Force, which restores and maintains vintage aircraft from the WWII era.

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Gossip Girl Producer: Serena's Dad to Cause "Major Drama"by Steve Marsi at . Comments
With William van der Woodsen set to make his Gossip Girl debut, speculation is running rampant over how the character played by William Baldwin will impact the Upper East Siders.
Gossip Girl executive producer Stephanie Savage, who said the season is building to some OMG moments, says his effect on Serena, Eric and Lily will be profound and far-reaching:
"When you think about the Humphreys and Van Der Woodsens and that extended family that they have, [Serena's father] coming back really lands on everybody in a great way."
"It definitely causes major drama for Serena and Eric and the other kids, and there's an adult component with Rufus and Lily, because there's some significant backstory there."
Rufus, Lily and William: A love triangle in the making.
And according to Matthew Settle (Rufus), Billy Baldwin as Papa Dr. van der Woodsen is a great addition to Gossip Girl. Settle told E! News at the G-Star Raw event in New York City:
"It's a great love triangle. Billy's got a great energy; he's a good actor. It's believable that he would be Serena's father, and he's a great fit for the show. It's really good casting."
One long-lost family member we've seen the last of for now? Scott. "[He's] done for this season," Stephanie dished. "But he can absolutely come back at some point next season."
Are you excited to meet Dr. van der Woodsen? How will he be received by the kids he's been absent from for so long - and by his former wife? Share your theories and thoughts!
Steve Marsi is the Managing Editor of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Google+ or email him here.Tags: Gossip Girl, Spoilers
WHAT?!? no more scott
c'mon! that was GOOD plot!!
I think this will be interesting... Btw I agree with you, AGG.
It's still weird that their dad was actually named Keith and now his name suddenly is William.... :S
Well that's sad news for Scott.. LOL
I am not particularly excited for this storyline, but I'll wait and see how it plays out since it's the first appearance of Serena's dad. I just hope Lily and Rufus stay together.


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full of sympalby for tho young Sho Bailed from Hamburg on tho goot It was due on the 17th of Was she and could sho speak any English nein Not ono word and she had no friends on least when she I must get 1 shall go mad if I lie here much longer doing exclaimed In a frantic Mo down again this said Nolly ill a though kind voice and tho poor young follow bo cume conscious of his helplessness the moment be tried to sit His head dropped back on Ihe and lie said in a despairing voice that brought tears to thn kind nurses eyes MvLottclionl Mv poor little Lott chcn I What could she think of and what has become of her Shall I ever see her more poor take Wo will do our very best to find Can yon tell me how sho looks In my her sent it The coal was and the photo graph It was Imperial but bad evidently been taken at some cheap But though there was litllc nrlistic merit in the the face was a strikingly pretty Is this a good likeness asked Yes only not half so pretty as What was tho color of her hair 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give mo police will need to hunt her said Nelly her every time I go out iked at her with a yet had in it a good He was rn older than Nelly a Idercd young with iwhal peculiar and hair and In found in n indicate one of truly rcllncd and artistic naluro ami one who is an ardent admirer and nppreeiator of elegance and loveliness wher ever I hey When beautiful eyes A little rosychecked workglrl in at street car the other on cxmiiin V Trill to the best lie can IrlUhiK Hie wlniln or prill Ing her pnckcthook found she had only four cents wilh which lo pay her liveTfie iiovnni inonii Anit with tinliulilne Taken intiic eninl uor cent On discovering her loss sho probably without think on the impulse of the I must get out I have lost a penny and Ihcn rosily blushed when sho found she hntl given expression fo it The loss of ihe penny In Ibis case in vohcil much lo It meant probably u wulk of many Fortunately a kindly diposed gentleman silting be hind Inihumlcd her u nickel and receiv ed her four pennies in A smile and a Thank from that lilllo In spite of oilhanded he lit John Peters had a hearted and a tlio n to look her eh he And how do you I suppose youll scour lots eight or Ion I picture you and asking the ilngsif Lotto Uhiel is cm What I mean to doc l Nolly I could Imve a picture to said tho Ill las struck oil as soon as foolish of your hour of recroa lion Inriinfflng wild goose chases aflcr as you Hut youll bo per ilf you felt you wcro young crea fhonld bo perfectly may laugh at the Muet but who knows the one to flnU id restore her to poor afi Evangel honestUubfUP again Several days had elapsed since th pointwhen onr story but th fate of poor young Lotto still rcmainci a Tho doctor had notified the police and inquiries had been made at Castl but nothing could be Icarnei except that a young and very pretty gir raniod Loll Uhiel had landed then with other steerage passengers on th 17th of and that she had manifest ed the greatest distress at the noi appearance of her and had llnall left tho place In company withaGcrnm family whoso acquaintance sho ha formed on the and who wur said to bo highly respectable in the FEVER A particle IB iiiiplloil Into caeti nostrl and ft 1rlcc 50 cents at Druggists liy BLV IIKOTIIEIH 00 Warren CAUTION Civil 47 Main apodal munition paid to the laying out nnd wurk Hi Camden unit Vicinity will receive ironist ami ejirctul HUNT Manufacturer Harnesses IN Coffins Grave Sc WIIMii ulio C Uorner of Chestnut t Elm Stre DOUGLAS FOR Love in a Now dont my poor Its a hard but Hiss Carman II be In and shell comfort you and lell you just what to Miss Carman And whos she feebly inquired Iho patient In tho ad joining it Huelooking young man of twentythree or with an unniUtukublo German face nud Hiss Carman shes a lady thats Iraininto be a miss shes been here six months or Shes the cheeriest little body you over did and a real cddictted lady though got no sirs nor nonsense ubout Her and Eggleston is both great favoriles with tho all on for though hes a leollo queer and rough hes got a very kind heart of hU and is a real smart lias you call any care of me asked tho other with u bewildered Miss Carman Dies my boy shes been tcndin tin yon continue But you hud an uncommon bad anil have been oil your head ever ince was brought you mornin urly she was but yon slccpin fust real good sleep youve hud she wouldnt disturb She said things ouked very euconragiu for IJut icre she comes and if she cant set hat matter nobody hats Whats Ihe matter asked Miss Car AND EUIIALXEB Ma BIRU Land For Twonerefl of tlie rliuUrst on til UKler Farm for not uterlixik this Itortunlty for an liivmtiin TAU1OT4 SOS you link you can find doc tor asked the as Xelly well try onr said tho voung Ill set tho police on Iho and havo inquiries made at Castle and advertise for her in Iho But my good you must keep quiet mij let us manage this business for And now let mo look at these He made the usual and pronounced tho patient to be in a fair way of llut no more excitement ho You are to tako this and compose yourself to sleep at flrst let me give yon or Mees Carman u letter I received from Lottc ust before she Well it might bo useful in identify ing said the as Miss Cur mau took a little packet from tho coat and handed it to yes These aro her dear lilllo said the poor with tears in his Here is Ihe last doc ii to I must have it back ho loath to part with his the doctor Will yon let me Imve Carl asked Miss If I should hap pen to lind it will prove to her l hat I am no Of course should not think of reading she add Very likely the girl has gone out to service said Ihe as Carl eave Nelly one of the Concluded next Correspondence of Tho Industrial Beautiful KSTATK IIKIXCt The formerly lit only a chemical meaning and was muii ly found In works on Lat U has branched nut and hoar of a plan crystallizing an u deltaking lias crystallized a facto has crystallized and now we ha it that Camden Is crystallizing into brilliant summer Tho outlook for this season is very promising Stearns it put ting his collages Selbmirne and Itosc larnl in tbe best of and they will bo In demand If not already Ho will put Iho Murlnc fountain which was recently on exhibi tion in in his Nornmbcga grounds as soon as tho frost will Ill finely arched eyebrows appear ill a nocent fnco amply repaid his oman Ihoy denote a character fond of and Ihe tniusaclion made both tho bor rower and lender Tlio loan was a lilllo yet the cheer it gave to ono who was just begin ning to provide for hor own nupport In the world by honest labor will probably leave n lusting Impression for This want of a penny and its supply in tho busy whirl of simply illustrates that our pleasure and gratitude are nftencr invoked by little things than music and other artistic although at limes they are in calivo of a spiteful full resembling a aro dicalivo of a treacherous and the possessor of such eyes ill soom frightened and apprehensive lien engaged in coiivcrsalion witli A Iirgo rnoulh 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History is spangled with stories of treasures found in Aunty Milly's attic or at the neighbourhood garage sale. But for each such triumph, there are cautionary tales of masterpieces exposed as fakes, of misattributions, reattributions and humbling downgrades.
So you may be forgiven if you think it improbable, impossible even, that a group of long-time friends from Owen Sound, Ont., population 22,000, are, through a series of jaw-dropping circumstances, the owners of a small but heretofore unknown oil study by Edward Hopper. Yes, that Edward Hopper, legendary creator of such iconic canvasses as Nighthawks and Cape Cod Evening, American master of shadow and light, poet of lonely days and brooding nights, dead now 46 years.
At least the friends – Ron Flarity, 60; Blair Mooney, 55; Ken Marshall, 64; and Helen Flarity, the 57-year-old widow of Ron's brother, Don – believe their painting is genuine. They do so after spending more than $40,000 over the past six years on expert opinion, advice and a series of unprecedented professional forensic studies both on their painting and on a bona-fide Hopper masterpiece, 1949's High Noon at the Dayton Art Institute in Ohio, a painting to which the friends' oil study bears a striking resemblance.
The result of this astonishing perseverance? "We're pert near 100-per-cent convinced it's a Hopper," says Ron Flarity. And a 61-page report, summarizing the forensic testing, is now circulating through the art world. If he's right (and if previous prices realized at auction are any indication), the oil's depiction of two women and one dog outside a sun-blasted Cape Cod-style house could be worth millions.
Others aren't so sure: After all, the circumstances by which Oil Study of High Noon came to be stored in a humidity-controlled bank vault in Owen Sound are nothing short of fantastic. But those circumstances would likely be overlooked if the friends could engage the full co-operation of someone they first contacted more than five years ago: the world's foremost Hopper expert, New York art historian Gail Levin.
A copy of the forensics report, prepared by Toronto conservators Richard and Janice Passafiume and sent by registered mail to Levin in mid-June, has so far elicited no acknowledgment of receipt, let alone a consideration of its contents. (Repeated e-mails to her by the conservators also have gone unanswered.)
And her co-operation is important. That's because technical or scientific analysis is just one element of any authentication process. Also required are art-historical documentation – the circumstances of a work's creation, its succession of owners (known as provenance), its exhibition history – and stylistic connoisseurship. Both are lacking for the Owen Sound oil study.
Levin certainly has the connoisseurship: From 1976 to 1984, she served as Hopper curator at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art, and she has been custodian of Hopper's estate since the 1968 death of the artist's wife, Jo. Levin is also the author of many books on Hopper, including a mammoth biography published in 1995 and updated in 2007; and is the editor of a 2006 catalogue raisonné of the artist, comprising a three-volume boxed set of the text and a CD-ROM. Of course, there are other Hopper experts out there – but Levin is such a commanding presence that Sotheby's New York, to which the Owen Sound owners have been hoping to consign their property, says it will look at the oil study only if Levin says in writing that she believes it to be genuine.
"They've got an uphill battle, they really do," says Bruce Loch, proprietor of Thurston Royce Gallery in Allentown, Pa., a highly regarded purveyor, since the early seventies, of works by Hopper. And even should Levin ultimately be persuaded to examine the Owen Sound study, adds Loch, "if there's the slightest doubt, she won't authenticate."
When I first visited Flarity, Mooney and Marshall last summer in their town near the shores of Georgian Bay, they removed the painting from its vault and carefully unwrapped it in Flarity's kitchen. "The masterpiece" was how Marshall referred to it. "It's the painting that wanted to have its story told."
"Do you believe in it now, Marj?" Flarity called to his wife a couple of times.
Every saga requires a beginning. Let's start this one on May 4, 2007. That morning, Ron Flarity, a former employee of the nearby town of Wiarton, and then on long-term disability, went into the main-floor den of his modest Owen Sound home to fire up his computer. He and his younger brother, Don, liked to collect paintings, "more or less as a hobby," visiting live auctions, flea markets and the like, and sometimes bidding online at eBay's Canadian and U.S. sites. "We'd turn them over, make $100 on this one, $200 on that," Ron Flarity recalled. "We never got rich at it, but we had a lot of fun."
That spring day, he decided he'd check the art on eBay U.K. "And that's when this painting came up." It was a rendering of two women and a dog outside a house, identified simply as a 14-inch by 18-inch (36-cm by 46-cm) work by Edward Hopper. Flarity didn't know much about the artist, but a cursory online check clued him in.
"I get lookin' at it. It seems old, and I thought, 'What the heck?' and put a bid in, probably a couple of hundred dollars." Another online bidder jumped in, and for the next 45 minutes each upped the ante. Then, with about 15 minutes left in the auction, Don Flarity – on disability as well, and wracked by lung cancer – walked into the room, looked at the computer screen and told his brother, "I'll go in half with you. Just wait for the last 30 seconds, though, and hit in an extra 50 bucks."
Ron did so, and their bid prevailed: For $585 (U.S.), the Flarity brothers were now the owners of a purported Edward Hopper painting (signed HOPRER in the lower right-hand corner). Ten days and $65 in shipping fees later, the unframed painting, glued to Masonite backing, and sheathed in bubble wrap and brown paper, arrived in Owen Sound.
Enquiring about his purchase, Ron Flarity learned that it had been consigned to eBay by one Darren Rooney of County Down, Northern Ireland, a self-described entrepreneur, and director since 2006 of East Down Creations. That company, according to its promotional literature, specialized in "producing any bespoke painting in accordance with any specification … from a small watercolour to a large oil painting," and, in their only e-mail exchange, Rooney told Flarity that he had bought the small oil at a flea market near his home. It was Flarity's understanding that Rooney, like him, "bought and sold paintings trying to make extra money."
By consigning his find to eBay, it appears Rooney didn't believe the oil painting had any inordinate value. But it was unclear what his opinion was of the painting's actual history. Did he think it might, indeed, be a genuine Hopper – in which case, presumably, he did not know how important Hopper was or how valuable were his paintings? If he did know something about Hopper, was he not curious about how the work ended up thousands of kilometres from Hopper's artistic turf? Did Rooney maybe see it simply as the work of a respectful Hopper imitator? Or did he think it might be a deliberate forgery, designed for illegal sale, that had somehow gone astray? Rooney will never be able to answer such questions: In June, 2011, he was killed, at age 35, in a car accident. (Attempts by The Globe and Mail to reach his surviving relations have been rebuffed; East Down Creations is no longer in existence.)
No sooner had Ron Flarity completed his eBay transaction than he started to walk the long and winding road that would occupy much of his attention for the next six years. His efforts to, first, determine what he and his brother had bought, and, then, to convince the world it was a real Hopper would bring him into contact with dozens of individuals and institutions – art dealers in Ontario, Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York; a Toronto auction house; a Montreal art specialist; forensic experts from Queen's University in Kingston, Ont., and McMaster in Hamilton; the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles; Toronto's Humber College; conservationists; the Art Loss Register; and Gail Levin herself. En route, he'd lose his brother to a heart attack, and gain two new partners – friends Ken Marshall, a retired real-estate agent; and Blair Mooney, a farmer – to maintain momentum, bankroll research, and do their own investigations.
In that authentication effort, four key episodes stand out.
Ron Flarity's realization that the oil study resembles High Noon, the bona-fide Hopper in the Dayton Art Institute.
Before he began to bid on that May day in 2007, Flarity's online search for Hopper information brought up an image of High Noon, donated in 1971 to the Ohio museum by industrialist Anthony Haswell and his wife, Virginia. The Haswells had bought the painting in late 1951 from Frank Rehn, the New York gallerist who served as one of Hopper's primary dealers from 1921 until his death in 1956, 11 years before Hopper's own demise at age 84.
Flarity noted some of the obvious differences between the two: The Dayton painting was twice as large as the eBay oil, and much fresher in appearance; it had only one woman, not two, and it lacked the dog and the sealine of the sketch. Still, the similarities – the design of each house; the right-angle shadow by each doorway; the number, shape and look of the windows – were sufficiently strong that, recalls Flarity, "it influenced me to start bidding."
The discovery that the oil study, in fact, comprises two images.
In October, 2010, Janice Passafiume, a Queen's University-trained conservator who, with her photographer husband, Richard, is principal of JANA Fine Art CPR (Conservation Preservation Research) Ltd., agreed to meet Flarity and Marshall at a medical-imaging centre in Toronto. Earlier, a photomicrographic inspection of the study in Montreal had indicated another, indeterminate image beneath the surface presentation. An X-ray at the imaging centre revealed it to be the face of a large-eyed, apparently bearded man, almost Christ-like in appearance, with seemingly stylized initials – "JH" – to the right of his shoulder and halos around his head.
A consultation of Levin's biography on Hopper revealed that the artist, perhaps in the throes of a spiritual crisis, had been depressed in the early months of 1949, and for consolation had turned to Ernest Renan's Life of Jesus and to the New Testament. Following what Jo Hopper called her husband's "sympathetic response to Jesus," he had begun to "try to make sketches." A few months later, at his studio in Truro, Cape Cod, Jo reports that he began "sketching for his first canvas since January [1949]" – an activity that soon produced the image of "the front of an old house with 2 figures in doorway & 2 dormer windows on [2nd] floor." Eventually, wrote Jo, Hopper would be working on a 271/2-inch-by-391/2-inch canvas – but that painting featured only one woman, the woman in High Noon.
Flarity and Marshall wondered: Could the "2 figures in doorway" sketch that Jo Hopper cited be the one put up for auction 68 years later on eBay? And might it be possible that her husband had painted it over an earlier one of Christ – one either by Hopper himself or, perhaps, his wife, also an accomplished artist, albeit primarily as a water-colourist (hence the initials that could be read as "JH")? "We believe it was done by Edward Hopper," says Flarity.
The Dayton Art Institute agrees to allow a Canadian art-forensics team to subject High Noon to a number of tests.
Intrigued by the results of the October, 2010, X-ray, the Passafiumes agreed to undertake additional tests on the oil study. "We told [the owners] the science might not pan out for them and things could get quite expensive," said Janice Passafiume in an interview with The Globe and Mail, "but they told us to go ahead."
Added her husband: "One of the parts of our process is that the client must persuade us. We want them to do as much research as possible into what they believe, and then bring it back to us."
By early 2011, the Passafiumes were scanning the oil with X-ray and ultraviolet fluorescence (to determine the chemical elements of the painting). They learned that the paints used were chock full of zinc – something Hopper was averse to, preferring long-lasting lead-based paints. This proved to be only a temporary setback, however: Hopper's preferred flake-white paint also contained zinc, although this fact wasn't printed on the tube's label.
Still, the Passafiumes knew something was still needed: a detailed comparison of similar areas in the Owen Sound oil study and in High Noon. Overtures were made to Dayton, and after what DAI registrar Sally Kurtz calls "months and months of correspondence," the Passafiumes and the Owen Sound four got permission to undertake three days of forensic study on High Noon in June, 2012. Explaining the museum's motivation in granting the go-ahead, Kurtz said,"We had no ultraviolet, infrared reflectography or X-ray fluorescence analysis by professional conservators." Here, in other words, was an opportunity for the museum to significantly increase its knowledge of the most valuable American painting while, added Kurtz, assisting "future scholars in their research on Hopper."
Joined by George Bevan, assistant professor of classics and art conservation at Queen's University; his assistant, Ian Longo; and Joseph Robison, the Columbus-based owner/operator of a hand-held X-ray fluorescence instrument, the Passafiumes loaded in the equipment at the DAI: ultraviolet lights, a stereobinocular microscope, a video camera, and an infrared reflectograph machine, among other things. Microtools in hand, Janice Passafiume proceeded to extract 30 samples of paint from High Noon, none bigger than "the head of a needle," to be compared later with some 50 samples taken from similar areas on the oil study.
In fact, however, the non-intrusive reflectography procedures on High Noon produced immediate, astonishing results. Hopper's preparatory understudy contained much more cloud cover than he included in his finished painting, cloud cover that in several instances correspended with that in the oil study. What's more, the researchers discovered a combination of strokes to the right of the standing woman in more or less the same position as that of the dog in the study; a dark horizon line, suggesting the blue water of the study; and a hint of shrubbery below the horizon line, echoing the lusher foliage in the study.
Perhaps tellingly, though, the reflectography revealed no readily perceptible trace of any drawing of the nude sitting on the doorway steps. Still, what the owners were seeing was sufficiently persuasive to have them conclude that their oil study was a genuine Hopper. After all, no earlier subsurface examinations of High Noon had ever been done, certainly not by the DAI. Only Hopper, they reasoned, would have known what was underneath the public High Noon – and therefore only Hopper could have positioned the corresponding elements in the oil study.
In fact, reason the Passafiumes, only one other explanation could be posited: that another individual had been in Hopper's Cape Cod studio at the time he was preparing High Noon – someone who, observing the master's preparatory work, turned around to incorporate some of its components in an oil study. However, as the journals of Jo Hopper indicate, according to Janice Passfiume, "she and Linda Beal [a neighbour's teenage daughter and sometime model] were the only other persons in Hopper's studio at that time, and we are comfortable in ruling out both as the sketch artist."
The failure to enlist the active participation of the world's leading Hopper scholar, Gail Levin, in the authentication process.
Levin, a professor at Baruch College and the Graduate Center of City University of New York, is not entirely unfamiliar with the Owen Sound oil study. There were, in fact, several exchanges between Levin and the study's owners from January, 2008 (after an image of the study and other documents had been forwarded to New York) to April, 2011.
However, none – including an authentication-fee payment of $5,232.50 (U.S.), dated Jan. 18, 2008, which the owners agreed to send to Levin's bank – has resulted in the scholar physically examining the work in question, even though she would acknowledge, in an Oct. 5, 2010, e-mail to the owners, that "without seeing a work in person, I never conclude my opinion of whether a work is or is not authentic."
Nevertheless, she has twice dismissed the oil study. She first did so – a few weeks after the owners transferred the money to her – in a conference call involving Flarity, Marshall, Waddington's auctioneers of Toronto and an Owen Sound gallery owner. During the call, according to Flarity's recollection, Levin deemed the oil to be by "a follower," and indicated its purchase on eBay was a major blow to any claim of authenticity.
Despite that exchange, the owners continued to send her research as it became available, including the results of the X-ray of the oil study, plus a December, 2010, preliminary pigment analysis, using X-ray fluorescence, by Toronto conservator Marilyn Laver. On April 7, 2011, however, Levin delivered, by e-mail, her second and final dismissal: "In my opinion, this work is not by Edward Hopper. So sorry, but that is my last word on the subject. You are free to seek other opinions." E-mails and phone calls to Levin by The Globe and Mail have not been responded to.
It appears the Owen Sound owners are not alone in their frustrations. In early 2001, U.S. businessman and collector Fred Ross published a report online about his efforts to persuade Levin to authenticate a possible Hopper that he was thinking of buying. At one point, Ross quotes Levin as saying, "I don't want to do this [authentication] any more. Everybody and his brother think they've discovered a Hopper, and I can't be bothered looking at items every time someone wants me to." Believing his to be authentic, Ross bought the watercolour without Levin's authentication, and hasn't heard from her since publishing his report. He did not tape his conversation with her, he said, but sat down to write it "while [the conversation] was still fresh in my mind."
Of course, the Owen Sound owners could sell their painting online, privately, without firm authentication, or consign it to a less august auction house. But previous instances of taking such a route are not encouraging. Last October, Barridoff Galleries in South Portland, Me., put up for auction a hitherto unknown and unsigned purported Hopper oil on board, Tredwell's Folly. Estimated at $200,000-$300,000 (U.S.), the painting, not included in Levin's catalogue raisonné nor authenticated by her, was declared unsold when bidding stalled at $95,000.
Still, the Canadians haven't totally given up hope that Gail Levin will do a thorough examination of their oil and deem it authentic – or, if not her, perhaps some other connoisseur. New discoveries, after all, continue to be made about Hopper. This past spring, Yale University Press published a book of some 60 letters to the artist from an intimate named Alta Hilsdale (1884-1948), a woman unmentioned in the expanded 2007 edition of Levin's biography. If Hilsdale existed in obscurity for so long, is it so far-fetched that there could exist a previously unknown art work by the master?
Admittedly, there are some strikes against the Canadian oil study. Hopper was finicky about his paints – yet the oil-study paints are decidedly inferior to those in High Noon: heavily laced with turpentine, in fact. And although Hopper was cautious about his expenses, he was sufficiently well-off in 1949 (the Whitney would host a popular retrospective in February, 1950) that he didn't have to paint over an already worked-on canvas.
Moreover, while the artist is known to have done as many as 30 or 40 preparatory sketches for a single painting, there's virtually no evidence of him ever doing a preparatory oil. Finally, Hopper and his wife were assiduous record-keepers; and except, it seems, for Jo Hopper's tantalizing diary entry about her husband "starting a canvas – the front of an old house with 2 figures in doorway," there's no known inventory in their ledgers about an oil closely resembling or identical to the Owen Sound sketch.
That said, it's clear from Levin's own biography of the master that Hopper struggled to bring High Noon to fruition, going so far as to make a model out of white paper "to observe how light would fall on the corner of the house." If he was willing to do that, would a quick oil sketch, using cheap paints, be entirely out of the question? (Hopper, it should be added, did at least three compositional sketches, in crayon or charcoal, of the full setting of High Noon. In each of those, there are two figures, one in a window, the other outside. And while there is no doorway in any of these drawings, one of them does have the silhouette of a dog's head in its upper left corner.)
The Passifiumes maintain a detached tone when drawing conclusions from their research. They won't declare that the oil is a Hopper – only that their investigations "do not rule out Hopper as the artist." Still, on June 13, they spoke of how the similarities between the previously unknown components of High Noon and the elements visible in the study "are evidence of a strong, perhaps even unmistakable connection between the two works." Five weeks later, Richard Passfiume was affirming that opinion. There is, he observed, "a definite, intimate relationship."
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Today on "It's My House" we shall be discussing "voting distinctions". Most people only know about "Ballot Box" voting, however many people do not know about "Access/Vested Interest Voting". When you Ballot Box vote you have no say so on issues BEFORE you vote and you can only cast (1) vote every election cycle. In addition you are restricted to a physical geographic location.
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Battle at the ballot box: your civil right and civic duty to vote.
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New York-based firm takes ownership of facility from United Waste Management Inc.
ReEnergy Holdings LLC, an Albany, N.Y.-based renewable energy company, has acquired United Waste Management Inc.'s (UWM) construction and demolition processing facility in Boston. The facility has been in operation for more than 40 years.
"We are very excited to complete the acquisition of the UWM facility in Boston," says Larry Richardson, ReEnergy's CEO. "This addition to our portfolio exemplifies our strategy to build a vertically integrated renewable energy company. The UWM facility will increase ReEnergy's presence in the construction and demolition (C&D) processing and recycling market in Eastern New England, and in particular will enhance our ability to recycle the C&D debris generated in the City of Boston, converting a significant percentage of the recovered wood into high-quality fuel that will be used to generate renewable energy."
According to a release, the Boston facility will complement ReEnergy's existing operations, which includes eight renewable energy generation facilities in New England and Northern New York and two C&D processing facilities that service the eastern New England/Boston metropolitan area marketplace: ReEnergy Gateway/LL&S in Salem, N.H.; and ReEnergy Gateway/ERRCO in Epping, N.H.
Tom Beck, ReEnergy's chief commercial officer, says, "ReEnergy will strive to continue to provide a valuable service to the companies that collect and transport construction and demolition material that's generated in the area."
ReEnergy Holdings LLC, formed in 2008, owns and operates facilities that recycle waste and facilities that use forest-derived woody biomass and other waste residues to produce renewable energy. The company is a owned by Riverstone Holdings LLC and a senior management/co-investor team comprised of experienced industry professionals.
Including the acquisition, ReEnergy owns 300 megawatts of installed renewable energy generation capacity, recovers an average of 70 percent of the nearly 500,000 tons per year of C&D it processes.
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- Connect the card reader with the bundled USB cable to your computer
- It can read RS-MMC MiniSD MicroMS M2, TF MicroSD
- Plug and play, no driver required
- Compliant
Unique Lighter Shaped USB 2.0 M2/SD/MMC/SDHC/DV/MS Pro Duo/MS Duo/TF Card Reader - Black (Max 16G)
into a USB flash drive. Via this useful card reader, you can transfer photos, music, and other media and data between your computer and your cell phone, digital camera, PDA
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XSIM USB 2.0 PC/SC Mini Smart Card and SIM Card Reader
smart card identity authentication and as a SIM card manager - Supports t=0 and t=1 protocals - Driver download: http: pages.dealextreme.com drivers sku.20169.rar
Super Mini TF MicroSD USB Card Reader Keychain
up to 480Mbps
- Transfer files between your computer and digital devices
- Plug and play for PC platform
- LED power status indicators
- Work with default driver from
3.5" PC Chassis Front Panel All-in-One Card Reader
- Made of metal + ABS plastic
- Internal design fitting into 3.5" drive bay to save the desktop space
- One LED light for indicating reading card
- Supports Maximum 32GB
5.25" PC Chassis Front Panel Card Reader with 3*USB/IEEE1394/eSATA/2*3.5mm Audio
- Made of ABS plastic
- Internal design fitting into 5.25" drive bay to save the desktop space
- High speed USB 2.0 interface, compatible with USB 1.1
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3.5" PC Chassis Front Panel Card Reader with eSATA and Firewire Ports
- Made of metal + ABS plastic
- Internal design fitting into 3.5" drive bay to save the desktop space
- High speed USB 2.0 interface, compatible with USB 1.1
- LED light
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