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- Empires In The Fertile Crescent - The East Wing Galleries Open
- A Hittite Queen and James Henry Breasted: Two Dreams Come True
- Henrietta Herbolsheimer, M.D. Syro-Anatolian Gallery
- Facing Armageddon
- Study of the Hittite Language
The East Wing Galleries: Opened January 29, 2005
Dr. Norman Solhkhah Family Assyrian Empire Gallery
Henrietta Herbolsheimer, M.D. Syro-Anatolian Gallery
Haas and Schwartz Megiddo Gallery
Press Release
Museum of the Oriental Institute Opens New Galleries: Empires in the Fertile Crescent: Ancient Assyria, Anatolia and Israel
Visitors will get a rare look at one of the most important geographic regions in the ancient Near East beginning January 29 with the opening of "Empires in the Fertile Crescent: Ancient Assyria, Anatolia and Israel," the newest galleries at the Museum of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
The galleries showcase artifacts that illustrate the power of these ancient civilizations, including sculptural representations of tributes demanded by kings of ancient Assyria, and some sources of continual fascination, such as a fragment of the Dead Sea Scrolls--one of the few examples in the United States.
The galleries also contain artifacts connected with the beginning of two important eras, the Bronze Age and the later Iron Age, as well as artifacts from a site connected figuratively with the end of all eras--Megiddo, the site referred to in the Bible as Armageddon.
The Fertile Crescent is a region that was named by James Henry Breasted, the founder of the Oriental Institute that extends from the fertile plains of Mesopotamia, across the Taurus Mountains of Anatolia, and down the Mediterranean coast to Israel and Palestine. The gallery includes objects from 6000 to 600 B.C. from ancient Assyria, Anatolia (modern-day Turkey), Syria, and Israel/Palestine, which were part of the Fertile Crescent. The cultures vied for domination and in many ways influenced one another's literary, religious and artistic development. Among these cultures were the Assyrians, the Hittites who gathered their strength in Anatolia and extended their control to the Fertile Crescent, and the Egyptians, who controlled part of the region through military force and their cultural influence.
"These interactions were part of what we would call today a global society," said Gil Stein, Director of the Oriental Institute. "The new gallery shows how the various powers interacted, adopted each other's styles, respected the accomplishments and cultures of other people, and ultimately developed common perspectives, many of which can be followed as visitors look at the gallery's artifacts."
The new galleries are part of a multi-year renovation of the Museum of the Oriental Institute. "Visitors can revisit the geographical regions of the Fertile Crescent as they walk through our galleries," said Geoff Emberling, Director of the museum. "Visitors begin in Assyria, move across Anatolia and down the Mediterranean coast to the land of ancient Israel. The galleries also trace the conquests of the Assyrian empire across the Middle East and follow their trail to Israel." The new exhibit opens with finely carved reliefs from the private section of an 8th-century B.C. Assyrian palace, including several that show dignitaries from the court of King Midas in modern-day Turkey bringing tribute to the court of King Sargon II of Assyria.
"They are not bringing gold, but leading horses, which were very valuable to an empire that grew through warfare," Emberling said. The Assyrians were the first to use iron extensively in weapons, and ingots from the birth of the Iron Age (about 900 B.C.) are on display in a nearby case. Another case is devoted to objects of bronze such as tools, weapons and figurines. "Among the greatest treasures of the Oriental Institute is the group of figurines from Tell Judaidah in southeast Turkey. These remarkable sculptures of men and women dating to 3000 B.C. are the world's earliest known artifacts made of true bronze, which is an alloy of copper and tin. "They are the forerunners of the great variety and quantity of bronze figurines and tools that are characteristic of the fully developed Bronze Age, which began in the early third millennium and was one of the most important technological and economic developments in the ancient world," said Stein. Like the bronzes and the Assyrian reliefs, most of the other 1,000 artifacts in the 2,700-square-foot gallery were excavated by archaeologists from the Oriental Institute. Among the rare items they brought back are fragments of a monumental statue of a king of the Neo-Hittite cities that held power in northern Syria and southeastern Anatolia in the 9th century B.C.
The fragments include a head with a curled coiffure and portions of what may have been the arms of his throne. Also on display is a monumental column base of basalt, carved with intricate floral designs that once stood in the king's palace.
Before visitors turn a corner to enter the Egyptian gallery, they can examine artifacts from another important Oriental Institute excavation, the dig at Megiddo that covered a span in time from 5000 to 600 B.C. Each layer was carefully uncovered to reveal successive cultures that dominated the city, which is in modern Israel. Many of the items from Megiddo have never been exhibited before. Megiddo, like the rest of the Fertile Crescent, was a crossroads of cultures. Excavations unearthed altars used by non-Jewish peoples (the Canaanites) as well as a gold figure of El, their principal god.
The Israelites, who emerged as the dominant people of that region in about 975 B.C. are documented by many objects of daily life, a large stamp engraved with a biblical text and an ossuary (box for bones) inscribed in Hebrew.
Probably the most spectacular portion of the Megiddo gallery, however, is the Megiddo ivories. These exquisitely carved pieces of elephant tusks were inlays in furniture, and a particularly large piece was made into a game board.
"The ivories are carved in different styles--Egyptian, Mycenaean Greek, and local Canaanite--and show how connected Megiddo was to a larger world during the Late Bronze Age," commented Emberling.
The new galleries are made possible by the generosity of several major donors whose names are included as part of the exhibitions. They include the Dr. Norman Solhkhah Family Assyrian Empire Gallery, the Henrietta Herbolsheimer M.D. Syro-Anatolian Gallery, and the Haas and Schwartz Megiddo Gallery.
For more information, call (773) 702-9514
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Breaking the Sound Barrier
High-resolution audio takes your sound system supersonic. We test the best disc players and fight the format war.
Steve Morgenstern
From the Print Edition:
Alec Baldwin, May/June 2004
The first time I listened to high-resollution surround-sound music was literally a religious experience. It was at an electronics-industry trade show, in a listening room set up by Philips to show off its Super Audio CD technology. The room was decorated in early soundproofing, with all the ambience of a heavily insulated attic (albeit an attic outfitted with some very expensive audio gear). But the moment my host hit the play button the space was transformed. Choral voices swelled from the speakers surrounding me and, if I had shut my eyes, I'd have sworn I was sitting in a European cathedral. It wasn't just the purity of the sound that caught me up—it was the sense of space, the feeling that even though I knew I was in a small listening room, I was enjoying the audio equivalent of an entirely different environment.
If you've listened to surround-sound DVD movies or concert recordings, you have some inkling of what I'm describing, but at the same time, high-resolution surround-sound recordings are very different from DVD movies, producing a heightened realism that you really have to hear to understand. In a nutshell, the audio on a well-recorded and well-engineered Super Audio CD or DVD-Audio disc sounds like a live performance enjoyed from the best seat in the house. Unfortunately, your existing CD or DVD player can't unleash all the audio goodness stored on one of these new disc formats, so you're going to need some new gear. On the plus side, though, while you can go the audiophile route and spend thousands of dollars to enjoy this experience, you can also get in on the fun for under a thousand. If you already have a home theater set up, two hundred bucks is all it will take to kick your audio rig into high gear.
The Inevitable Format Wars
Lately it seems that every major technological advance in audio or video must involve competing camps dishing up incompatible formats that confuse consumers and slow down widespread acceptance. The most infamous example, of course, was the VHS-Betamax battle that plagued early VCR buyers, but consider some other battlefronts: DVD recorders today come in three flavors (DVD+R, DVD-R and DVD-RAM), and at least seven varieties of memory cards are used for digital cameras. So it only stands to unreason that there are two competing formats for high-res audio: Super Audio CD (SACD for short) and DVD-Audio, or DVD-A.
In this corner is the SACD, developed and supported by Philips and Sony (the same team, it should be noted, that created the original audio CD format 20 years ago). On the opposing side is the DVD-Audio disc, supported by the DVD Forum industry group, which represents nearly every manufacturer of DVD players (including Philips and Sony, interestingly enough). I could burden you with
bafflegab explaining the technical differences in the way music is encoded for both formats, but you've never done anything to bore me to tears, so let's cut to the meat of the matter.
Both SACDs and DVD-A discs can hold far more digital data than conventional CDs—more than four times as much for SACD, more than seven times as much for DVD-A. That extra storage
capacity can be used to store a more detailed digital representation of the music than a conventional CD, resulting in noticeably superior sound quality. Some people complain that audio CDs lack the warm sound of good old vinyl records. But by increasing the sampling rate (the amount of information used to re-create an audio waveform) and extending the recorded frequency range, makers of CDs can virtually eliminate the "digital" sound that so annoy those of us blessed with golden ears.
Most SACDs and DVD-A discs support 5.1 surround sound—that is, separate audio channels for left and right speakers in the front and back of the room, a center channel speaker up front (making 5) and a subwoofer to reproduce bass notes more effectively (the .1). Many discs also include a high-resolution stereo mix, which is a profoundly good thing—if the original recording was produced in stereo, the technical fakery required to remix it into six channels often seems more technologically impressive than musically pleasing.
DVD-A discs are not the same as DVD movie discs. A DVD movie devotes gigabytes of storage to video and only a small fraction to the soundtrack. A DVD-Audio disc, on the other hand, uses nearly all the available storage space for higher-quality music, though some room can be devoted to visual goodies, which often include on-screen menus, lyrics, photos and sometimes even a music video.
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We send our daughter to a church daycare, which will transition to a church preschool when she is old enough- I know that this option is not available for all parents, but we were fortunate to get her a slot. I am not sure if I want her to do the pre-school though (I have time to think about if since she is only 14 months old) I know if the financial strain is too great in your family, depending on your circumstances your child may qualify for public education pre-school (if you have it in your area).
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|January 2003 - Teddy Bears, Muckrakers
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|June 2002 - Cooking Up a Storm
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Is your refrigerator running? If so, better go catch it.
That was a joke from the 1930s as kids crank-called on the telephone. ("Do you have Prince Albert in a can? Better let him out," was another.)
It's not so funny if your electricity is off -- and so is your refrigerator.
When that's the case, you don't have a lot of time before the food in your refrigerator could go bad — only 4 hours for many foods. The temperature to keep in mind is 40 degrees. Anything perishable — such as raw meat, cooked foods or soft cheeses — that's been warmer than that temperature for more than 2 hours should be discarded, according to federal food safety guidelines. Fresh produce generally can be saved, though prewashed packaged greens should be discarded. Anything that's been in contact with raw meat juices should be discarded. Do not gauge the safety of food by its taste or smell.
The key is to keep your refrigerator closed — don't dip in there for a glass of milk because each time you open the door you cause the refrigerator to warm up faster. For a list of safety guidelines for specific foods, see www.foodsafety.gov.
Freezers, especially full ones, will stay cold for a longer period: full ones, 48 hours; half full, 24 hours. If frozen foods are thawed or partially thawed, they can be refrozen if there are still ice crystals in the food or if the food was at 40 degrees or below for less than 2 hours. Depending on the food, its quality may be affected by refreezing, though it will be safe to eat. Check the freezer temperature once the electricity comes back on to assure that it did not go above 40 degrees.
As with the refrigerator, if food has become thawed and has been held at a temperature warmer than 40 degrees for more than 2 hours, it should be discarded. For a list of safety guidelines for specific foods in the freezer, see www.foodsafety.gov.
Dry ice or block ice can help maintain cold temperatures during extended periods. According to foodsafety.gov, 50 pounds of dry ice should keep an 18-cubic-feet freezer that's full of food cold for two days.
The procratinator's dilemma: Barely time left to get your tickets to hear Michael Pollan when he speaks Thursday evening, May 2 at Beth El Synagogue in St. Louis Park.
The best-selling author, whose works are on the shelves of those following food issues, will talk about his new book,"Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation," as part of the synagogue's "Inspiring Minds" series. Pollan is the author of "Food Rules," "The Omnivore's Dilemma," "In Defense of Food," and other writings that have become must-reads in the food world. You can read my interview with him in the Taste print edition on Thursday and online Wednesday afternoon at www.startribune.com/taste.
Tickets for the event are as follows:
-- $500 for a VIP ticket, which includes a private reception (appetizers by Heidi and Stewart Woodman, chef/owners of Heidi's and Birdhouse) and a photo opportunity with Pollan, plus reserved seating and a copy of his new book.
-- $180 for reserved seating and a copy of the book.
-- $60 for a general admission ticket.
-- $25 for a senior (65 or older) or student general admission.
The event will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the synagogue, 5224 W. 26th St., St. Louis Park. For tickets or more information, see www.besyn.org/pollan or call 952-873-7300. There will be no ticket sales at the door.
The kangaroo steaks sold out last night, the first time they were on the menu at Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis and, as far as we know, in the Twin Cities ever.
Executive chef Joe Wuestenhagen added it to the menu after extensive testing showed that diners would like it.
"I thought he was joking," said co-owner Cynthia Gerdes as she remembered her surprise at the suggestion of serving the 'roo. Then she headed to the Internet to do some research on the meat and found that it was considered to be both healthful and to have a lower environmental impact. "Greenpeace has endorsed more kangaroo consumption," she said.
That's because the 'roo is not a farmer friendly animal."These are animals that are ruining Australia's lands. Farmers are shooting them," Cynthia said."I never researched a food so much in my life. We don't put an item on the menu to gain some ink," she said.
The upside of kangaroo: No methane gases from the animals (unlike for cattle). They don't damage soil, because they don't have hooves. All-organic meat, as these are wild. The meat is lean.
The downside: People think of kangaroo as a cuddly creature.
"Some people might give us a little backlash, or a lot. That's why I had to think this through," said Cynithia. "In a perfect world, no one would eat meat. But they do eat it. And it's a huge part of restaurants' menus."
She noted that when bison was first introduced to the Hell's Kitchen menu 11 years ago, many restaurant owners raised their eyebrows about that. Bison? Who would eat that? Now it's de rigueur on many menus.
So how does kangaroo taste? (And no, it's not like chicken.) The restaurant reports that the meat has a beefy, slightly sweet and smoky flavor.
"We didn't know how well this would be received, but sold out in one night? This took us totally by surprise," she said.
Initially they are preparing the kangaroo only as steaks. "Our purpose is to get people to try it on the menu," said Cynthia.
Michael Pollan, the best-selling author whose many works are on the shelves of those following food issues, will be in town May 2, at Beth El Synagogue to talk about his new book "Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation" as part of the synagogue's "Inspiring Minds" series. Pollan is the author of "Food Rules," "The Omnivore's Dilemma," "In Defense of Food" and other volumes that have been must-reads in the food world. His new book will be published in late April and focuses on the four elements (fire, water, air, earth) that transform the stuff of nature into good things to eat and drink.
Tickets for the event:
$500 for the VIP ticket, which includes a private reception (appetizers by Heidi and Stewart Woodman, chef/owners of Heidi's and Birdhouse) and a photo opportunity with Pollan, reserved seating, a copy of his new book.
$180 for reserved seating and a copy of the book.
$60 for a general admission ticket
$25 for a senior (65 or older) or student general admission.
Part of the proceeds of the event will benefit Appetite for Change, a North Minneapolis nonprofit that uses food as a vehicle for social change. The event will also benefit Beth El Synagogue.
For tickets or more information, see www.besyn.org/pollan or call 952-873-7300.
The event will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the synagogue, 5224 W. 26th St., St. Louis Park.
Which cookbook was the best-seller last year, as listed in Publishers Weekly ? Well (no surprise given the photo here!), it was Ina Garten and her next volume in the Barefoot Contessa lineup. At more than 400,000 books sold last year, she was significantly ahead of the other authors, even if you add up the sales of the two Pioneer Woman books written by Ree Drummond (which totaled more than 360,000 books).
Any favorites on this list? Note that all but blogger Deb Perelman either have their own TV show or are regulars on other shows.
1. Barefoot Contessa Foolproof by Ina Garten. Clarkson Potter. 428,105
2. The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from My Frontier by Ree Drummond. William Morrow. 267,909
3. In the Kitchen with David by David Venable. Ballantine. 264,953
4. Eat More of What You Love by Marlene Koch. Running Press. 132,796
5. Great Food Fast by Bob Warden. Quail Ridge Press. 122,665
6. The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook by Deb Perelman. Knopf. 114,547
7. The Chew by The Hosts and Staff of ABC's The Chew. Hyperion. 109,020
8. The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl by Ree Drummond. William Morrow. 103,751
9. Weeknights with Giada by Giada De Laurentiis. Clarkson Potter. 95,040
10. Hungry Girl to the Max! by Lisa Lillien. St. Martin's Griffin. 86,656
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Scotchman Industries' corporate headquarters and 100,000 square feet manufacturing plant are located in Philip, South Dakota. Scotchman began manufacturing a 35-ton hydraulic ironworker in 1967. During the last forty years, Scotchman has grown to be America's largest ironworker manufacturer. The hydraulic ironworkers are manufactured from 45 tons to 150 tons. They consist of a component tool design, which is by far the most versatile machine on the market. It allows the operator to use several different tools including punch, angle shear, channel shear, solid round and square rod shear, flat bar shear, rectangle notchers, 90 degree V notchers, press brakes, pipe notcher, tube shears as well as available special tooling. The machines are designed as a single operator or dual operator machine. Scotchman also manufacturers fully-integrated machines that have five built-in tools consisting of a punch, angle shear, flat bar shear, round & square rod shear and a rectangle notcher. The fully integrated style is also available in single or dual operator models.
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Children with autism generally have problems in three crucial areas of development — social interaction, language and behavior. But because autism symptoms and severity vary greatly, two children with the same diagnosis may act quite differently and have strikingly different skills. In most cases, though, children with severe autism have marked impairments or a complete inability to communicate or interact with other people.
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