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University Senate reviews independent budget report
By Samantha Robinson / March 6, 2019
Top university officials faced criticism following the release of an independent report analyzing Stony Brook University's finances at a University Senate meeting on Monday, March 4.
The report concluded that, contrary to previous claims made by higher ups in administration, Stony Brook University was actually in good financial standing.
University officials contested this conclusion. They claimed that the report was missing certain crucial details which skewed the results.
Repeated claims of a structural deficit from the university's administration prompted a group of professors to pool their money and commission an outside assessment of the university's finances. They hired Howard Bunsis, a professor of accounting at Eastern Michigan University who has previously analyzed the finances of Rutgers University, Oregon State University, Washington State University and more.
Axel Drees, co-chair of the Senate Committee on Academic Priorities and Research Activities (CAPRA) and chair of the department of physics and astronomy presented Bunsis' findings to the audience.
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"The overall conclusion of CAPRA was that the Bunsis financial analysis seems to be accurate," Drees said. "It does not support the administration's claim that Stony Brook University is or has been in a dire financial crisis."
The report examined the school's net cash flow — the difference between the money the university brings in and what it spends — and its unrestricted reserves — money that does not have a designated spending purpose.
The report discovered that Stony Brook has had a positive net cash flow for the past 10 years.
According to the report, the university had $423.6 million in unrestricted reserves in 2017, up from $375.1 million from 2016.
Bunsis also gave Stony Brook a hypothetical bond rating based on the criteria used by Moody's, a financial services company (Stony Brook does not have an individual Moody's bond rating because the SUNY system is rated as a whole.) Bunsis reported that in 2017, SBU would have received an Aa3 rating, which is on the higher end of the Moody's scale.
The report found that the university's revenue and expense growths have increased at nearly equal rates.
"The expenses were $1.2 billion in 2017. They have increased by about $300 million over the past 10 years. The revenues were similar. $1.2 billion, and increased also by $300 million," Drees said.
Kathleen Byington, the senior vice president for finance and administration, expressed skepticism about the results of the report. She gave her own presentation on the budget and tried to address some of the issues with Bunsis' analysis.
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"What we really talk about when we focus on the budget are these two components," Byington said. "It is the tuition and fees, revenue that comes in, and state appropriations."
Byington explained that although Bunsis excluded the hospital's finances in his analysis, he still included the university's total state appropriations, some of which are used specifically to fund the hospital.
"If you're going to exclude the hospital when you talk about the budget of the university, you would need to exclude these appropriations," she said.
Byington then discussed how Stony Brook ended up with a structural deficit in the first place.
"In fiscal year '17, that $409.6 million revenue that you had? You spent $8.7 million more than that in that year," she said.
In the '17-'18 academic year, several faculty members were let go in order to reduce overhead. The university also implemented a hiring freeze in hopes of cutting costs through attrition.
Byington said that the next logical step for the university would be to focus less on implementing austerity measures and more on making sure the budget aligns with its values as an institution.
"You've been in crisis mode for almost two years now," she said. "You've been taking every expense reduction opportunity you could find. You've been holding positions open even if it's work that needs to get done. It is time for us to transition from crisis mode to a focus on planning for strategic allocation of our resources to support our mission."
Byington congratulated the Senate on the hard work it has done to set the university on a path toward financial stability.
Peter Manning, a professor in the English department, took issue with this characterization.
"I find it very hard to be told that you have done hard work when in fact we simply absorbed the set of cuts," Manning said. "The numbers do not show the elimination of departments, do not show where the money went to athletics. The aggregate doesn't help with the decisions, which is what we are trying to get at. I don't feel we've done hard work. I think we've been bludgeoned."
Several attendees, including Thomas Wilson, an instrument engineer in the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, felt that Byington's report did not give the fullest and most accurate picture of the university's finances, since she presented total revenues and total expenses rather than breaking them down into more specific categories.
"If we're going to have shared governance, shouldn't we have deep transparency into what the money's coming from and where the money's going?" he asked.
Distinguished Professor of History, Kathleen Wilson, chastised the university for misappropriating funds.
"Why are we spending so much money on upper level administrators when the rest of us don't have enough money to make ends meet, from paycheck to paycheck?" she asked. "We want to know why this has happened to Stony Brook and not the other [SUNY] campuses. We want answers."
Byington appeared unfazed by the senators' demands, maintaining a cheery demeanor throughout the meeting. "Those aren't questions that I have the answers to today, so I'd be happy to come back and provide the answers," she told the increasingly disgruntled crowd.
President of the University Senate and Distinguished Professor of History, Nancy Tomes, assured the audience that this would not be the last they'd hear of the Bunsis report.
"If you came today expecting answers about the Stony Brook budget, you're not going to get them by the end of this meeting," Tomes said. "This is only the first of many meetings where we're going to have to have this discussion. This is the beginning of a conversation that must and will continue."


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nodding spurge
(Euphorbia nutans)
Conservation • Wetland • Description • Habitat • Biology • Use • Distribution • Taxonomy
N5 - Secure
SNR - Unranked
Wetland Indicator Status
FACU - Facultative upland
Northcentral & Northeast
Nodding spurge is a low, spreading, 3″ to 12″ tall, annual forb that rises from a taproot. All parts of the plant emit a milky sap when broken.
The stems are thick, round, up to 32″ long, and frequently branched at the base. They are ascending or erect, never prostrate. They are usually ascending, sometimes just at the branch tips. They are tan or pinkish-tan, becoming reddish in strong sun. They are sparsely to moderately covered with curved hairs toward the stem tips and around the nodes. Older parts of the stem are hairless or nearly hairless. Sometimes the hairs occur in two lines on opposite sides of the stem. The plant does not root at the nodes.
Leaves are opposite, oblong or oblong egg-shaped, and stalkless or on very short leaf stalks. The leaf blades are 5 ⁄16″ to 1½″ long about a third as wide. They are bluntly-pointed at the tip, rounded and asymmetrical at the base. The base of the blade on one side is expanded into a small, rounded, ear-like projection (auricle). The upper and lower surfaces are usually sparsely to moderately hairy near the base, sometimes hairless. The upper surface is deep green, often with a reddish spot near the middle. The lower surface is pale green but is not covered with a whitish, waxy bloom (glaucous). The margins are finely toothed.
What appear to be flowers are actually false flowers (cyathia) common to the Euphorbiaceae (spurge) family. The inflorescence is usually a small, leafy cluster of cyathia, sometimes a single cyathium, rising from a leaf axil.
The cyathium is less than ⅛″ wide. It is on a stalk up to ⅛″ long. There are no petals or sepals. A single floral bract is formed into a hairless, 1 ⁄32″ long cup (involucre). There are 4 white or pinkish, spreading, petal-like lobes at the tip. There are 5 to 28 male flowers and a single female flower in the cyathium. The male flower has 1 stamen. The female flower has a 3-valved, hairy, seed capsule hanging alongside the involucre.
The fruit is a 3-lobed, hairy capsule with 3 seeds.
3″ to 12″
White or pinkish
Spotted spurge (Euphorbia maculata) stems are prostrate. The plant is usually less than 1″ tall.
Prostrate knotweed (Polygonum aviculare) does not emit milky sap from broken stems and leaves. It has a sheath that surrounds the stem above each leaf axil.
Dry to moist. Pastures, fields, open woods, lawns, gardens, and disturbed sites. Full sun.
2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 28.
Kingdom Plantae (green algae and land plants)
Subkingdom Viridiplantae (green plants)
Infrakingdom Streptophyta (land plants and green algae)
Superdivision Embryophyta (land plants)
Division Tracheophyta (vascular plants)
Subdivision Spermatophytina (seed plants)
Class Magnoliopsida (flowering plants)
Superorder Rosanae
Malpighiales (nances, willows, and allies)
Euphorbiaceae (spurge)
Subfamily Euphorbioideae
Tribe Euphorbieae
Subtribe Euphorbiinae
Euphorbia (spurge)
Subgenus Chamaesyce (sandmat)
Section Anisophyllum
Nodding spurge was formerly classified as Chamaesyce nutans. Species were originally assigned to the genus Chamaesyce based on the structure of the reproductive organs. Genus wide molecular studies in 2002, 2006, 2007, and 2010 have all unequivocally placed them in the genus Euphorbia, where they were subsequently transferred.
Chamaesyce maculata
Chamaesyce nutans
Chamaesyce preslii
Euphorbia preslii
eyebane
spotted sandmat
spotted spurge
Auricle
A small, ear-like projection at the base of a leaf or at the junction of a grass blade and stem.
Axil
The upper angle where the leaf stalk meets the stem.
Bract
Modified leaf at the base of a flower stalk, flower cluster, or inflorescence.
Cyathium
The false flower of the spurge (Euphorbiaceae) family, consisting of a cup-like involucre surrounding a cluster of small flowers.
Pale green or bluish gray due to a whitish, powdery or waxy film, as on a plum or a grape.
Involucre
A whorl of bracts beneath or surrounding a flower or flower cluster.
The small swelling of the stem from which one or more leaves, branches, or buds originate.
Sepal
An outer floral leaf, usually green but sometimes colored, at the base of a flower.
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2 Growth Stocks to Steer Clear of (and 1 Winner)
Jason Phillips | April 30, 2019 | More on: SHOP ATD.B CWB SHOP
Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past decade you'll know that its been growth stocks that have been vastly outperforming the value style of investing.
While historically, value stocks have tended to outperform markets over the long-term the last 10 years or so have seen a rise in the popularity of momentum investing, technology stocks and the benefits of rock bottom interest rates.
But alas, all good things must come to an end – or at least, so we think.
In this post, we'll look at two companies whose growth over the next 10 years may not be up to par with their last 10, and another company that very quietly, just became the largest company in Canada.
Granted, Shopify Inc (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) is a stock that I do not own now nor have I ever owned at any point in the past.
Maybe that's something that I should be kicking myself about, as the SHOP stock has done nothing but soar to new heights since its IPO in 2015, generating more than 1,000% in gains over the process.
So maybe I'm not actually the best person to be asking about SHOP stock, but besides a vigorous short-selling attack against the company last year, I did see recently that U.S-based technology and payments processing company Square Inc has decided to enter the fray of the online shopping world.
Square is led by Jack Dorsey, who also happens to be the co-founder and CEO of Twitter Inc.
Now, running two publicly traded companies, I'm sure Jack already has a lot on his hands. While I can't accurately whether Square's foray into e-commerce platforms will prove fruitful or not for the company's shareholders, the latest development would at the least make me a little bit nervous about holding SHOP stock for the time being.
Canadian Western Bank (TSX:CWB) is one of Canada's leading alternative lenders and because of that its arguably a company that is much easier to wrap your head around compared to rapidly growing and disruptive technology companies like Shopify and Square (at least it is for me).
CWB in recent years has made bold strides in expanding its presence beyond the Western regional market, which should help broaden the bank's exposures and somewhat limit the risk of being overly concentrated in one particular geography, but it also cost the bank a pretty penny.
CWB has almost doubled its debt in the past four years and has really been ramping up its leverage as it has continued to expand its balance sheet through several large acquisitions.
Long-term I have a lot of confidence that the acquisitions will pay off for the company and its shareholders, but in the meantime, I have to wonder whether things may have to get worse before they get better.
Some readers may be more familiar with Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc Class B (TSX:ATD.B) by the names of some of the companies convenience store outlets.
In in addition to its namesake brand, Couche-Tard is also responsible for managing and operating the popular Mac's and Circle K brand of convenience stores in Canada, in addition to the running its Circle K operations down in the U.S. in addition to Kangaroo Express as well as operations in several other international markets.
And as Couche-Tard has continued to grow its top line, investors have continued to gobble up the company's common shares like snacks at a late-night convenience store.
Stock in Couche-Tard is up well over the double digits already this year and more than 1100% since the start of the decade.
Even though its shares don't pay much of a dividend, yielding only 0.64% at present, this is a simple, reliable business model that the company has been able to execute on and in the process, expand its market share.
Shopify and CWB are great in their own respects. I just think that currently, with valuations once again reaching extended levels the simplicity of Couche-Tard's business affords its own unique advantages, particularly as we head into the summer holiday vacation season.
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The Union Bank press release was issued as a result of the Union Bank settlement agreement negotiated by Lainey using Structured Negotiations on behalf of California blind advocate Margie Donovan. In the agreement, the bank agreed to install Talking ATMs at all its locations and implement a comprehensive alternative format policy. Union Bank of California had the first Talking ATMs in Washington State and Oregon. Subsequently, the bank also committed to make its website accessible.
San Francisco, CA (December 6, 2001) — Union Bank of California, N.A. today announced installations of Talking ATMs in California, Washington and Oregon as part of plan to install Talking ATMs at virtually all of the Banks ATM Locations over the next eight months. UBOC becomes the first bank in the country to install full-service talking ATMs in Washington State and Oregon. The Bank also announced a broad plan to enhance access to its printed materials for persons who are blind and vision impaired.
Talking ATMs provide audible instructions to persons who cannot view information on an ATM screen. These machines make it easier for visually impaired users to withdraw cash, deposit money, obtain account balances, and perform other transactions. The ATMs have audio jacks that deliver spoken instructions privately to protect the security of sight impaired users.
A member of the American Council of the Blind, Donovan has been actively involved in assisting UBOC in its efforts to improve services to the blindness community. Having full access to my bank gives me as both a blind individual and as a professional a critical sense of freedom and pride, she continued.
"Union Bank of California deserves tremendous praise for being the first bank to bring talking ATMs to the states of Oregon and Washington," said John Flemming, representative of the Oregon Council of the Blind, and Marlaina Lieberg, chair of the Environmental Access Committee of the Washington Council of the Blind. Both organizations are affiliates of the American Council of the Blind. We urge other banks doing business in these states to follow UBOCs leadership role in providing independent access for all customers to a wide array of banking services.
According to Lainey Feingold, a California disability rights lawyer who has assisted members of the blindness community around the country regarding talking ATMs, the expanded UBOC services announced today will benefit the blindness community as well as all persons who have difficulty reading standard print. Seniors, persons with dyslexia, as well as persons who are blind or have vision impairments will now be able to independently access their financial information, a critical component to maintaining independence, she said.
Providing talking ATMs is an essential aspect of serving our blind or visually-impaired customers with access to financial services. We consider these steps integral to our commitment to serving this community, said Richard Hartnack, vice chairman for Union Bank of California.
UBOC talking ATMs will be equipped with universal audio jacks that work with headphones and the bank will also provide listening devices to persons with vision impairments. When an earphone is plugged into the jack, the listener hears private audio instructions for transactions typically displayed on the ATM screen such as cash withdrawals, balance inquiries, transfers & payments and deposits. Union Bank is upgrading existing ATMs to provide the audio feature.
In the future, Union Bank of California will provide important financial materials including statements, brochures and other account information in formats which are better suited to the needs of the visually impaired such as Braille, audiocassette and large print. This aspect of the banks initiative is extremely important to the growing senior population as it seeks to maintain independent access to personal financial information.
Based in San Francisco, UnionBanCal Corporation is a bank holding company with assets of $35.2 billion at September 30, 2001. Its primary subsidiary is Union Bank of California, N.A., the third largest commercial bank in California with 244 banking offices in California, 6 banking offices in Oregon and Washington and 18 international facilities. The Website is located at www.uboc.com.
This document is the press release about the legal agreement that Union Bank of California signed with blind activist Margie Donovan. Lainey Feingold was the lawyer. No lawsuit was filed. Instead, a formal process known as Structured Negotiations was used. Union Bank of California agreed to install Talking ATMs, and give blind people braille bank statements. The bank will also give Large Print and audio versions of print information. The bank also agreed to give blind people headphones for the Talking ATMs. Union Bank of California had the first Talking ATMs in Washington State and Oregon. Subsequently, the bank also committed to make its website accessible.


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Due to the natural rubber used for its creation, there may be minor variations in color and shape.
To clean, simply wipe the toy with soapy water and a damp cloth. Store in a dry place. Do not leave in direct contact with the sunlight for long periods of time.
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People generally understand the concept of a trade off between risk/return, but their understanding of this relationship is not always technically correct. The true nature of this relationship can be more nuanced than our intuitive feel for it allows. Here is an example of an incorrect way to conceive of risk/return and the appropriate alternative.
All three charts are using the same data set, total return of the S&P 500 by month going back to 1975. In the first case we see how people commonly are led astray when conceiving of this relationship. It is not fully correct to simply think that "return" is what you gain when you gain and "risk" is what you lose when you lose. More appropriately, risk is volatility, deviation from the trend both up and down. Fortunately, the trend is biased upward in the case of the S&P 500 (at least historically and probably in the future). This bias is because upward risk (call this positive volatility) tends to be greater than downward risk (call this negative volatility). Because of this bias and the fact that the S&P 500 tends to outperform many other capital assets, we are encouraged to get exposure to the S&P 500 when we otherwise wouldn't have any. As an added advantage exposure to the S&P 500 comes at a relatively low cost, but that is a little outside of the scope of this blog post.
PS. Note that in the last chart the risk in red depicts the range of one standard deviation of total return above and below actual total return. One standard deviation will tend to capture about 67% of historical volatility. Two standard deviations reflects about 95% of historical volatility. Because we are adding one full standard deviation to return and subtracting one full standard deviation from return, we are depicting in the chart 95% of historic volatility.


The Nicosia Criminal Court and the four defendants in the Strovolos double murder case on Wednesday visited the house where Dina Sergiou and her husband George Hadjigeorgiou were brutally stabbed to death last April.
The three judges of the Criminal Court along with Loizos Tzionis, Lefteris Solomou, Sara Siance and Marios Hadjixenophontos, accompanied by police and their lawyers, arrived at the house shortly before 11 on Wednesday morning.
According to philenews, Tzionis and Xadjixenophontos entered the house, while Siance and Solomou chose to remain in the police vehicles.
The Court members inspected the crime scene inside the residence, as well as outside, near the exit which the defendants had reportedly used to leave the house.
Journalists, police, relatives of the victims and the father of Marios Hadjixenophontos were also present at the location.
George Hadjigeorgiou and Dina Sergiou were found stabbed to death at their home in what police said was a botched robbery on April 18. Their teenage son who had been locked in a cupboard managed to free himself and seek help from the neighbours.
The four defendants, Loizos Tzionis, 33, Tzionis' half-brother Lefteris Solomou, 23, Tzionis' former girlfriend Sara Siance, 21 and Marios Hadjixenophontos, 22 – have all pleaded not guilty to all the charges.


I grew up in a Quaker family where I was taught to serve others and consequently became a social worker which has brought great meaning into my life. However, until recently, I was never as good to myself as I was to others. As a result, I often felt depleted and even "burned out." Fortunately, I listened to the wisdom of my teenage son and began to take better care of myself and treat myself with the same compassion I had for others.
I was gratified to discover that my efforts filled me with an abundance of happiness and inner peace I could pass onto others. I have been on a mission ever since to spread the wonders of self-compassion far and wide through the use of the following portals. I have witnessed and experienced the healing and transformative power of these portals in my work with clients and my own quest to be more self-compassionate.
You may hold onto beliefs that cause you unhappiness, stress, etc. One of the keys to self-compassion is to identify the beliefs that are not working and replace them with ones that are more functional like you are shedding an old skin. In fact, one of the key components of my work with clients is to encourage them to "try on" new beliefs to see how well they work.
Many people mistakenly believe that they are not worthy because they fail to live up to their own expectations, the bad treatment they have received from others or the mistakes they have made. However, worth is not something we need to achieve. We are all inherently worthy and knowing this fills us with a lightness of spirit that spreads through our entire being.
We often make the mistake of projecting our needs onto others and feel hurt or even angry when these people do not provide us with what we are looking for. However, it is impossible for anyone else to know us well enough to consistently meet our needs. We alone know best what we need and are generally much better able to give it to ourselves than anyone else.
People often believe that they need their unhappiness and stress to motivate them to make changes in themselves and their lives. However, this is not the case. These negative emotional states deplete our energy and diminish our quality of life. We can strive to choose happiness and peace of mind, regardless of the challenges we face.
I learned this important lesson 30 years ago when my wife and I attended a treatment program for help with our daughter, Nicole, who has Rett Syndrome (a form of autism). Our counselor encouraged us to give up the unhappiness, stress, etc. we were experiencing because of Nicole's lack of development and choose happiness and peace of mind instead. I eagerly made this choice because I was stuck in a painful dead end and had no other place to go.
I was amazed and relieved to discover that I was filled with positive energy I could use to make a real difference in my daughter's life rather than drowning in my internal angst. I also realized that I could let go of my unhappiness in many other less challenging situations which led me to experience previously unknown levels of well-being and serenity.
We all have an inner realm we can access by transcending our thoughts and feelings which enables us to experience inner peace and hear our inner voice amidst the noise in our heads and the world around us. It is a permanent part of us that does not change as we experience life's challenges or develop different outward identities. In a nutshell, it is who we are at our most basic level.
It is very freeing to train ourselves to respond to difficult life situations in a calm and focused manner rather than with anger, frustration, etc. The key to this challenge is to recognize the visceral, physiological sensations we experience just before we have a negative emotional response and to tell ourselves in no uncertain terms that we have the choice not to act on these sensations.
A major key to happiness is to appreciate all the good things in our lives. Whether we are marveling at the unconditional love our dogs give us or appreciating the joy of reconnecting with an old friend, our ability to bask in life's pleasures significantly improves the quality of our precious time on this earth. In fact, one of the most important decisions I have ever made is to totally appreciate every good aspect of my life.
There are a variety of portals into the moment that are always accessible. One is to switch our focus from our thoughts to what we are experiencing through our senses which opens us up to an entirely different world. We can also "lose ourselves" in activities (often called flow) that fully capture our attention and enable us to operate from the most expansive parts of ourselves. Finally, we can view the moments of our lives as opportunities to be savored rather than stepping stones to getting to some other place.
One of the best things about achieving self-compassion it that it gives us more compassion for others. As a result, we are compelled to do what we can for our fellow human beings and build a better world by eliminating suffering and injustice.
Many people believe that it is selfish to be self-compassionate. However, there is nothing selfish about eliminating self-criticism, treating yourself with kindness, being happy, transcending your worries, finding a peaceful place within or savoring the good things in your life. In fact, your positive energy and spirit will attract others to you and inspire them to become their best selves and let their own light shine.
I invite you to experiment with these portals into self-compassion to discover which ones work best for you - it will be your gift to yourself. I hope they change your life as they have mine!
Nate Terrell, LCSW, is the author of "Achieving Self-Compassion: Giving Yourself the Gifts of Happiness and Inner Peace." Nate invites you to check out his website, www.achievingselfcompassion.com where you can sign up for his newsletter and/or self-compassion coaching. He also invites you to share your experiences on his Facebook page, "Achieving Self-Compassion.


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BottleRock 2019 Day 2: Neil Young and 14 other sets we loved on Saturday
Against Me, BottleRock, BottleRock 2019, BottleRock Napa Valley, Chevy Metal, Cypress Hill, elle king, Elley Duhé, Foo Fighters, Gary Clark JR, Jared and the Mill, Juanes, Madison Beer, Nathaniel Rateliff, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats, Neil Young, Pharrell Williams, Slothrust, The Regrettes, We Banjo 3
Neil Young (& Promise of the Real) perform at BottleRock Napa Valley at the Napa Valley Expo on May 25, 2019. Photos: Shawn Robbins, staff and courtesy. NAPA — BottleRock Napa Valley's Saturday headlining slots covered the generational and cultural spectrum. On one corner of the grounds, you'd find a…
Roman Gokhman's favorite concerts of 2018: Introduction
Roman Gokhman
2018, end of year lists, Gang Of Youths, Inheaven, lists, The Regrettes, Tove Styrke
Bonus points to whoever can guess the drummer in this Alessio Neri photo. It's that time of year where I, like the past six years, count down my favorite musical experiences. I attended 56 concerts this year, up from 54 last year and 51 the year before. I gave up…
PHOTOS: Thrice and Joaquin Cabello's 9 other best concerts of 2018
Joaquin Cabello
CHVRCHES, Dashboard Confessional, Dream Wife, Glassjaw, Johnny Marr, Jorja Smith, Quicksand, TGUK, The Get Up Kids, The Regrettes, this town need guns, Thrice, TTNG
Quicksand performs at the Great American Music Hall on July 18. Dashboard Confessional, Thrice and others also made Joaquin Cabello's list of favorite shows in 2018. Music has always been something substantial in my life, whether it was playing in bands or taking photos on and off-stage. It has been…
REVIEW: The Regrettes rage against the machine at the Chapel
Kid Bloom, The Regrettes
The Regrettes. Photos: Joaquin Cabello SAN FRANCISCO — Up until they brought out their secret weapon, SoCal pop-punk band The Regrettes was in the middle of another strong Bay Area showing at The Chapel. Frontwoman Lydia Night, all of 17 years old, was snarling and delivering the lines to cuts…
2017, Charles Bradley, end of year lists, Gorillaz, Japandroids, Judah and the Lion, Julien Baker, Lawrence, lists, Lorde, MUNA, Pacific Radio, Prinze George, Rebirth Brass Band, SWMRS, The Regrettes
Photo: Jay Demetillo Welcome, once again, to my annual countdown of my most entertaining music experiences of the year. I attended 54 concerts this year, up from 51 last year and 41 the year before. In compiling this list, I'm not trying to scientifically list the best or most technically proficient…
Noise Pop Review: The Frights inject The Chapel with youthful excitement
Hector Aguilar
Dinosaurs, NoiePop25, Noise Pop, Noise Pop Music Festival, Np25, The Frights, The Garden, The Regrettes
Photos: Diana Cordero SAN FRANCISCO — The Frights came out swinging from the get-go and refused to slow down for the entirety of the San Diego surf-punk quartet's Noise Pop set at The Chapel Saturday. The band kicked off its set with "You're Going to Hate This," setting the tone for what turned into…
Video: The Regrettes skyrocketing back to the future
Noise Pop, Noise Pop Music Festival, NoisePop25, The Regrettes
The Regrettes perform at the Mezzanine in San Francisco on Nov. 16, 2016. Photo: Ian Young High school junior Lydia Night and her friends started their garage-punk and rock band, The Regrettes, in January 2016. By November, they were signed to Warner Bros. Records and opening for Sleigh Bells.…
The Regrettes debut with catchy feminist manifesto, Feel Your Feelings Fool!
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Genessa Gariano, Lydia Night, Maxx Morando, Sage Chavis, Sage Nicole, The Regrettes
The Regrettes' debut album, Feel Your Feelings Fool!, is in no danger of the bad juju associated with its Friday the 13th release, and if this is the first you're hearing of the Los Angeles band, just know that it won't be the last. The Regrettes Feel Your Feelings Fool!…
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Welcome to my annual countdown of the most entertaining music experiences of the year. I attended 51 concerts this year, up from 41 the year before. Like always, this list is an account of how much I enjoyed the concerts I attended. I'm not attempting to list the "best"…
Review, photos, videos: Sleigh Bells push through the pain at the Mezzanine
Alexis Krauss, Derek E. Miller, Regrettes, Sleigh Bells, The Regrettes
Photos: Ian Young, Nick Buckmaster, Roman Gokhman SAN FRANCISCO — Noise pop duo Sleigh Bells are having a rough release week. Fourth album Jessica Rabbit dropped last Friday, and shortly after, vocalist Alexis Krauss came down with laryngitis. That forced Krauss and guitarist Derek E. Miller to cancel a festival…
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How's It Gonna Be? Founding Third Eye Blind members fight for right to acknowledge contributions
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I think we're crossing a few wires here
Recruiting it's important, and it has gone pretty well with Martin, much the same as any decent recruiter can do at a program that needs to be rebuilt.
The difference is the elite kids. There's just too much competition for them from elite programs to overcome until we can show we're not chumps.
I think we have a double whammy at Mizzou, because unfortunately the first recruiting class was made up of (mostly) kids that were never gonna stay here. The Porters, Kash, CJ Roberts (we couldn't let him out of his LOI unless he asked, and we made an arrangement with the family to preserve his eligibility while they found a better landing spot).
So really, this past season's class (Watson, Pinson, Pickett, Santos, Mark Smith, Dru Smith) is year one of the rebuild.
Jordan Nesbit update - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/10 20:45:54
RE: Jordan Nesbit update - slippers-on MU - 4/10 21:35:28
A healthy season from both Jontay and Mark - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 07:53:07
If we can't get the good recruits because of an off season - Uncle John MU - 4/11 09:06:22
Agree it is bull****(nm) - DevilsAdvocate KC - 4/11 13:54:54
It's hard to recruit to a program that isn't winning - Domino MU - 4/11 09:12:59
How did Bruce Pearl build Auburn? - GeorgiaTiger76 MU - 4/11 10:55:55
By committing recruiting violations would be my guess(nm) - kcnorthside KC - 4/11 11:34:27
Mizzou will have as many top 100 recruits next season - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 11:30:24
Is this a serious question?(nm) - Mizzmi27 MU - 4/11 11:24:44
Also FYI, Pearl's top players (Bryce Brown, McLemore) - Domino MU - 4/11 11:04:09
You're right. Some of his guys were developed, but he did - GeorgiaTiger76 MU - 4/11 11:29:25
You did see where he has two assistants that had to be fired - Domino MU - 4/11 11:00:22
This link helps explain - WildCard MU - 4/11 10:59:45
I know. It's a flawed example. There are others, though. - GeorgiaTiger76 MU - 4/11 11:30:30
I think we're crossing a few wires here - Domino MU - 4/11 11:39:07
Yes there's a difference between recruiting Watson - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 12:13:19
True.(nm) - GeorgiaTiger76 MU - 4/11 12:10:49
good point, almost every kid we're recruiting now wouldn't - CoolBreeze22 MU - 4/11 09:39:49
But, good coaches go to terrible teams and recruit well - alwaysright MU - 4/11 10:13:43
Of course they do. I don't buy the excuses. (nm) - Uncle John MU - 4/11 10:49:56
Martin has recruited well - Domino MU - 4/11 10:52:05
I like Martin's recruits. My thing is when he was at Cal he - Uncle John MU - 4/11 11:45:39
Cuonzo has brought in lottery picks here - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 11:57:54
Cuonzo did that his first class landed - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 10:24:22
It's also not a true generalization - Domino MU - 4/11 10:50:59
Martin's recruiting has been good, not great. - alwaysright MU - 4/11 11:30:13
Compared to the previous 30 years of STL recruiting - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 11:33:45
Weve talked about this before. As far as StL goes, he's made - alwaysright MU - 4/11 13:03:59
It will never be fixed - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 13:50:13
It depends on what you call fixed. No program gets every - sprintcar STL - 4/11 13:56:09
I agree. "Fixed" does not mean getting any and - alwaysright MU - 4/11 14:39:24
the goal would be to be the team to beat for all STL recruit - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 14:04:37
That's going to take not only being a consistent tourney - sprintcar STL - 4/11 14:21:59
Izzo has won 8 B1G championships and 8 FFs - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 14:35:50
Izzo went to the Sweet 16 his 3rd year and the final 4 the - sprintcar STL - 4/11 14:56:35
Through 2 seasons Cuonzo has won more than - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 15:53:17
Get to 22-23 wins next season - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 11:15:08
Do you think Kalkbrenner is better than Bradford? - MidMoBaller4Life MU - 4/11 11:19:30
The staff seems to disagree - Domino MU - 4/11 11:21:32
Bossi seems to think Kalkbrenner ends up - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 11:29:25
I wasn't blown away by his tape personally - MidMoBaller4Life MU - 4/11 11:33:49
Bradford is a true 5 - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 11:36:36
Does Kalkbrenner even have a scouting profile anywhere? - MidMoBaller4Life MU - 4/11 11:46:29
here's his Rivals profile - wu-tangtiger MU - 4/11 12:04:44
Thanks(nm) - MidMoBaller4Life MU - 4/11 12:10:09
Agreed(nm) - Domino MU - 4/11 11:17:43


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Nimish R Parekh and Mukti K Bosco co founded this organisation together, with a vision to provide affordable, accessible and quality health care to the poor and marginalised people in India. Our foundation's focus is to serve women, as she is the caretaker of her family's health. To frame the work three rules were set:
To listen and understand the problems of the women, whom we were going to serve without any pre- thought ideas.
To make the women we serve as partners in problem solving.
Partnering and collaborating with the ones working in the community, as we do not believe inventing something. But, use the existing ideas out there by complimenting, collaborating and partnering with them.
In 2000, the first project was with United States Agency for International Development(USAID) called MHI program. Community Health Facilitator POC in Andhra Pradesh- ended in 2003.
In 2007, Mukti K Boco was selected as Ashoka Fellow for designing a unique health insurance program that addresses the financial and health needs of India's rural poor.
In 2009, launched Community Health Facilitator(CHF) program in Andhra Pradesh supported by TATA Trust.
In 2010, with the support of TATA Trust collaborated with Cashpor to launch CHF program in Bihar.
In 2011, launched a CHF program with Regional Rural Development Centre (RRDC) in Orissa. Later, due to the demand from the CHFs setup a Sanitary napkin(SNP) unit in Buxar (Bihar) with TATA trust.
In 2016,launched Basic Care Provider(BCP) program in Buxar with partnership with Stanford Emergency Medical Services Department, which consist of 62 training module.
In 2018, the Community Health Entrepreneur(CHE) pilot program was launched in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
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Former Ethiopian Prime Minister Tamerat Layne has been released after spending 12 years in prison for corruption and abuse of power.
He was dismissed from government in 1996 and convicted by the Ethiopian Supreme Court four years later.
He was sentenced to 18 years in prison but state media said he was freed early after showing good behaviour.
He was a key ally of current Prime Minister Meles Zenawi; their coalition ousted the military regime in 1991.
The BBC's Elizabeth Blunt in the capital, Addis Ababa, says they were among three men at the top of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front coalition.
The third was Seye Abreha, who went on to become defence minister but was also jailed for corruption not long after Tamerat.
Last year, Seye was also given early release from prison.
Our reporter says that while people do not dispute the corruption allegations against the two men - they also feel the it was to do with a power struggle within the ruling coalition.
Mr Meles assumed the post of prime minister in 1995.
The military regime - known as the Derge - was headed by Mengistu Haile Mariam, whose 17-year rule was known as the Red Terror because of the thousands of people killed in that period.
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Exclusive: Tony Blair calls on Boris Johnson to lead drive for global vaccine passport
The former prime minister called current border restrictions 'disjointed' and urged the UK to put a global 'travel pass' on the G7 agenda
By Sarah Newey, Global Health Security Correspondent and Paul Nuki, Global Health Security Editor 27 January 2021 • 10:00pm
Tony Blair said the UK should use its "fortuitous" presidency of the G7 to "take the initiative" and establish a global standard Credit: tefan Rousseau/PA Wire
Tony Blair has called on the Government to establish a single global vaccine passport scheme through the G7, or risk others dictating the rules.
In a detailed report published by the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), he said current border restrictions were "disjointed" and urged the UK to "place the creation of a global Covid-19 travel pass as a key item on the G7 agenda" - a body which Britain currently leads.
The report added that the much tougher international travel restrictions announced on Wednesday by the Prime Minister would be much more difficult to eventually unwind without a vaccine passport.
Mr Blair said the passport should be digital and capable of tracking and verifying an individual's coronavirus "status" wherever they travel in the world. Included would be details of any vaccination they had, together with the results of Covid-19 test results.
Governments could access data at borders by scanning a QR code, rather than working through reams of paper certificates which might be vulnerable to fraud.
Talking to the Telegraph, the former prime minister conceded that travel passes may lead to inequalities between individuals and nations, but warned it was "inevitable" that they would be developed and the issue needed to be confronted now.
Vaccine passport schemes have already emerged in the middle east and Asia, for example.
Mr Blair said the UK faced two major risks if the UK does not use its "fortuitous" presidency of the G7 to "take the initiative" and establish a global standard.
"One is that everyone just does their own thing, which is much more chaotic and difficult to manage. Or secondly, there's a set of rules in place that you may not be that happy with."
He added that uniform standards will help to ensure the safe reopening of borders and aid economic recovery, especially for the travel industry - which is worth more than 10 per cent of the global economy.
Worldwide, airlines alone suffered a net loss of £87 billion last year, as passenger traffic fell to 1999 levels, he noted. Financial aid from governments to airlines now totals $123 billion, a level of spending "unsustainable" in 2021.
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The UK economy has been hard hit by travel restrictions. The closure of air travel between Britain and America alone is estimated to have cost £3.5 billion in lost income from tourists and business travellers.
Mr Blair told the Telegraph that an international vaccine passport scheme will be critical to "re-connect" the globe. He said it was "sensible" to start discussions now, ahead of an expected rebound in travel when restrictions are eventually eased.
"It's better to have common rules and a common verification system, so that people know what your disease status is and know it with some validation," he said.
Seeking consensus among the G7 countries "will be a critical first step in securing wider global agreement".
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How many people when scrolling through social media, or watching TV or talking to friends hear about the latest diet that is guaranteed to shed the pounds and excitedly jump onto the bandwagon, only to fall off weeks later, fed up, unhappy, hungry and back to square one?
How many people have rushed down to the shops and spent a fortune on the latest superfoods that they cannot even pronounce, let alone cook, only to watch them sit on the shelf and gather dust before chucking them in the bin?
How many people have spent their month's salary on a whole raft of fitness equipment and a wardrobe of lycra only to use the exercise bike as a clothes horse in the corner of the bedroom and the jazzy leggings for general lounging?
Let's be honest. We all have.
The reason why is that in an effort to improve our health and fitness, we have tried too hard, taken too big a step. Bitten off more than we can chew. The result is that we fail. This leaves us de-moralised and de-motivated and even further back than when we set out.
Small steps are the key. When we make any changes in our lives, in order for them to be successful, they have to be realistic. We have to know that they are achievable. Small steps are realistic. We can cope with small steps. So small in fact, that we don't even notice that we have taken them until the benefits creep up on us.
Take that Big Mac, fries and choccie milkshake that you treat yourself to on a Friday. Next Friday, go for a diet coke. How about the Friday after that, maybe a ¼ pounder with cheese and a diet coke, what about after that just the ¼ pounder, hold the cheese and no fries? What about a salad and a bottle of water to go with the burger instead? Small steps lead to big steps. In no time at all, without really noticing, your calorie, fat, salt and sugar intake on a Friday have significantly reduced. In no time at all, you will start to feel better and may be considering Maccie D's as a special treat.
Dig out your comfy trackie bottoms, find a much loved hoodie. Get the trainers out of the bottom of the cupboard and go for a walk round the block for 20 mins. Take your time to notice the surroundings, breathe in the fresh air, clear your mind. Next time you go out, up the pace. Go out twice a week. Enjoy it. How about three times. Small steps. Each one leaving you feeling better about how you feel and how you look. Each one building your confidence to get to the yoga class, to join the local run group, maybe even enter a race.
Your age, shape, gender, level of fitness are all irrelevant. All you have to do is take the first step.


Should the powerful be allowed to ignore or change the laws they don't agree with? Of course not. But that issue is at the heart of a lawsuit filed in May by former Attorney General candidate Eric Early against the unelected, appointed California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, who is running to keep his office. The case was heard Friday morning in Sacramento Superior Court.
When Becerra filed his election paperwork with the California Secretary of State, he represented that he was qualified for the position of Attorney General. However, according to Early, Becerra had been unlicensed by the California State Bar Association for 26 years when Gov. Jerry Brown appointed him, and continues to be unqualified for the elected position based on California Election Code.


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BNAA President Raynor - Tribute to Our Athlete
Clevonte Lodge-Bean
Donna Raynor, President of the Bermuda National Athletics Association stated, "On behalf of the Bermuda National Athletics Association we would like to offer our sincere condolences to the family, friends and our athletic family for the tragic loss of Clevonte Lodge-Bean. Regrettably, the roads of Bermuda have claimed the life of one of our top male junior athletes this past weekend with a promising future and we mourn his loss.
Clevonte was a Pacers Track Club athlete under the guidance of Norbert Simons. Clevonte traveled with the Pacers Track Club to several overseas track meets and consistently performed well at these events. He had become one of our most outstanding junior athletes. Clevonte qualified for the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, but unfortunately was not able to complete the race as he pulled his hamstring. In that same year, he was awarded the Male Athlete of the Year by the Pacers Track Club.
In 2019 he was awarded one of the Government Junior Achievement Awards as an acknowledgment of his outstanding performances throughout the previous track and field season.
He represented Bermuda in 2017, 2018, and 2019 Carifta Games in the 200m, 400m, 4X100m, and 4X400m relays making the finals on several occasions. Clevonte was selected for the 2020 Carifta Games team in the Males U20 category for the 200m, 400m, 4x100m, and 4x400m. This event would have been held in Bermuda in front of his home crowd. We are confident that he would have put on a performance as he found added motivation through competition and always rose to the occasion and as we say "he showed out" for a crowd.
Clevonte was committed to the sport of track & field. We are confident that had he chosen to pursue track and field in University, he would have received an athletic scholarship and gone on to do great things.
We will miss Clevonte's enthusiasm, excitement, and showmanship. If one performance could exemplify Clevonte it would be his stellar performances during the 2019 High School Inter-School Sports. All who were in the stadium can likely visualize him coming down the home stretch in the 200m or 400m fighting all the way to that finish line. He was a true competitor.
The BNAA will be presenting Clevonte's family with his 2020 Carifta uniform, numbers, and a Carifta Medal. We are so deeply saddened that he will not get his opportunity to compete in the 2021 Games in Bermuda. His indelible impact on the sport of Track and Field will never be forgotten and he will be in our thoughts.
May he forever SIP."
- CARIFTA Tops 1st NACAC Council Meeting Agenda (1/18/2021)
- Morris Represents IMG in The VA Showcase 2021 (1/17/2021)
- Simons Competes in Mel Tjeerdsma Classic (1/16/2021)
- NACAC Lift Ban on Cayman Islands (1/13/2021)
- NACAC Carifta Decision Monday January 18th 2021 (1/10/2021)
- Back Date Bobb Shatters Meet Record (1/7/2021)
- BNAA Tribute to Mr. Earl "Gabby" Hart (1/6/2021)
- Honoring Earl Hart Show Wednesday January 6th 2021 (1/5/2021)
- Boston Leg of World Athletics Indoor Tour Moved (1/1/2021)
- USA Meets Offer Bermuda Athletes Competition Opportunity (12/30/2020)
- Silesia Named Host of 2021 World Athletics Relays (12/24/2020)
- Armstrong Holds Several Pompton Lakes Records (12/23/2020)
- Bobb Holds Several Harford Tech Records (12/22/2020)
- Qualifying Systems Approved for Oregon 22 and Nairobi 21 (12/18/2020)
- Carifta Survey to be completed in January 2021 (12/15/2020)
- Simons Finishes 5th in 150m Time Trial (12/9/2020)
- Rivers Secures Sponsorship for Olympic Bid (11/25/2020)
- BNAA Present Lodge-Bean Family Carifta Medal and Bib (11/24/2020)
- Nathan Armstrong Commits to Rider University (11/12/2020)
- BNAA President Raynor - Tribute to Our Athlete (11/9/2020)
- BNAA Belated Track Series Continues (10/24/2020)
- World Para Athletics Announces 2021 Calendar (10/22/2020)
- Sands - Spread the Message About NACA (10/21/2020)
- NACAC President Carifta Expected to Go Ahead in 2021 (10/18/2020)
- Live Interview with Tyrone Smith on Rule Modifications (10/7/2020)
- Interview with CANOC President Brian Lewis (10/2/2020)
- Wellman Runway Named at the National Sports Center (9/29/2020)
- World Athletics Announce Rule Modifications (9/28/2020)
- Dage Minors Talks Middle Distance Running @ 10am (9/23/2020)
- Bermuda Olympic Hopeful Grant Rivers Speaks (9/22/2020)
- Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Confirm Events (9/21/2020)
- BNAA Track Meet Season Opener (9/19/2020)
- Smith Awarded Vocational, Technical & Trade Scholarship (9/16/2020)
- Lord Sebastian Coe Live on Islandstats (9/15/2020)
- Fireworks Starts countdown to Inaugural Junior Pan Am Games (9/11/2020)
- Armstrong To Compete in High School Showcase Series (9/10/2020)
- Bermuda Help Bobb Win Maryland's Athlete of the Decade (9/8/2020)
- Bobb Reaches MileSplit.com Final (9/4/2020)
- Smith Hoping to Compete in Tokyo with his Wife (9/2/2020)
- Non Carifta 2019 Payments Saga Continues (8/31/2020)
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Jane Wooster Scott Artist Biography and Art Gallery Collection
Jane Wooster Scott was raised in Eastern Pennsylvania, growing up between picturesque Bucks County and the surrounding Dutch communities. Her earliest recollections go back to the section of that country which, even in the 1940's retained glimmerings of the era in which she paints. For 15 years, her paintings have summoned memories of a national heritage-the traditions, holidays and customs of an innocent and energetic young America. When asked why a modern woman living in Los Angeles would devote her career to a bygone era, Jane Wooster Scott says it is her deep love for Americana. Today, she travels throughout New England seeking inspiration for the pastoral vistas and old buildings Considered among the finest painters of Americana, She is renowned world-wide. Most of her art traverses the experience of the United States and the American culture in which she was raised. Portraying this country quaintly and artfully, the paintings of Jane Wooster Scott illuminate and charm their viewers.
Jane Wooster Scott does the same, perhaps equally well; glamorous and energetic, the artist is at home with celebrities who collect her art as well as the ordinary people who are the subjects of her artwork. Jane Wooster Scott is widely collected and exhibited, with renowned actors and celebrities hosting her shows as well as purchasing her remarkable artwork. Wooster Scott counts among these Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Marlon Brando, Charles Bronson, Steve Wynn, Merv Griffin, Sylvester Stallone, Dyan Cannon, Kirk Douglas, Carol Burnett and the late actors Henry Fonda and Gene Kelly. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Jane Wooster Scott is also the "Most Reproduced Artist in America."
Jane Wooster Scott discusses the drive behind her art, saying, "It gets increasingly difficult to find the United States as I imagine it was a century ago: the barns, stables, cottages and town halls. Water pumps and windmills, covered bridges and one-room school houses are disappearing. But I intend to continue to seek out the remaining treasures of our heritage and paint them for my own joy and for people who share my love of country.
A Lonely Trek - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Lonely Trek (1997) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper, AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 300, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 21" x 11"...
A Lonely Trek - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Lonely Trek (1997) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1225, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 21" x 11" (With Border) and 19"...
A Moment to Cherish - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Moment to Cherish (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Very Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, AP Numbered in Sequence out of a Total Edition Size of only 75, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 21"...
A Moment to Cherish - Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Moment to Cherish (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence out of a Total Edition Size of only 375, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 21" x 25.5" (With Border)...
A Rambunctious Razzle Dazzle - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Rambunctious Razzle Dazzle (1995) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1375, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 15.5" x 23" (With Border) and...
A Ride in the Country - Limited Edition Offset Lithograph on Artist Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Ride in the Country (2007) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Offset Lithograph Print on Artist Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 495 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 26" x...
A Song for the Season - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Song for the Season (1991) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 925 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 25" x 20" (With Border)...
A Special Moment in Time - Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Special Moment in Time by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence with Roman Numerals at XX (20) out of a Total Edition Size of only XL (150), and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity....
A Special Moment in Time by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence at 18 out of a Total Edition Size of only 300, and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 35" x 35" (With Border)...
A Sunset Long Ago - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Sunset Long Ago (1988) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 750 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 29.5" x 24.5" (With Border)...
A Time for Sugaring - Limited Printers Proof Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
A Time for Sugaring (1993) by Jane Wooster Scott is an Extremely Limited Printers Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, PP Numbered in Sequence at 18 out of a total Edition Size of only 20, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures...
Alpine Winter Grandeur - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Alpine Winter Grandeur (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 28.5" x 24" (With Border) and...
And All That Jazz - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
And All That Jazz (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 23" x 19" (With Border)...
Autumnal Reflection - Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Autumnal Reflection (1994) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 375, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 43" x 28.5" (With Border) and 38"...
Beneath The Brooklyn Bridge - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Beneath The Brooklyn Bridge (2002) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper, AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 175, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 22" x 20"...
Beneath The Brooklyn Bridge - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Beneath The Brooklyn Bridge (2002) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 22" x 20" (With Border) and...
Birthday Mayhem - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Birthday Mayhem (1998) by Jane Wooster Scott is an Extremely Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 50, and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 30" x 36" (With Border)...
Boys Will Be Boys - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Boys Will Be Boys (2000) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1225 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 20" x 21" (With Border) and 18"...
Budding Virtuoso - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Budding Virtuoso (1997) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper AP Numbered in Sequence out of a Total Edition Size of 300 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 16" x 14" (With Border) and 14.5"...
Budding Virtuoso - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Budding Virtuoso (1997) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 925 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 16" x 14" (With Border) and 14.5" x 12"...
Candied Apples and Candied Corn - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Candied Apples and Candy Corn (1995) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1375 Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 21.5" x 18.5" (With Border) and 19.5" x...
Celebration of America - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Celebration of America by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 175 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 22" x 19.5" (With Border)...
Celebration of America - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Celebration of America by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 22" x 19.5" (With Border) and 20" x 16"...
Courting Jenny - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Courting Jenny (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 925 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 10.5" x 11" (With Border) and 9" x 9"...
Dashing Through the Snow - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Dashing Through the Snow by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1225 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 15.5" x 11" (With Border) and 14" x...
Doc's Day Off - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Doc's Day Off (1995) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 995 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 15" x 12" (With Border) and 13.5" x 10.5"...
Dog Days of Summer - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Dog Days of Summer by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1375 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 23" x 19" (With Border) and 21.5"...
Doggie Deliverance - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Doggie Deliverance (1997) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 995, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 26" x 20.5" (With Border) and 18.5" x...
Down the Garden Path - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Down the Garden Path (1999) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1225 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 14" x 12" (With Border) and 12.5" x...
Downpour Down East - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Downpour Down East by Jane Wooster Scott is a Very Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 75 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 20" x 17.5" (With...
Downpour Down East - Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Downpour Down East by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a Total Edition Size of only 375, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 20" x 17.5" (With Border) and 16" x...
Embracing Winter's Joys - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Embracing Winter's Joys by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 15" x 13" (With Border) and 14" x...
Evergreens of Lancaster County - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Evergreens of Lancaster County (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1375 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 32" x 25" (With Border) and 30" x...
Fighting Back - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Fighting Back (1997) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 995 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 24.5" x 20.5" (With Border) and 22.5" x...
First Birdie of Spring - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
First Birdie of Spring (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 150 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 15" x 13.5" (With...
First Birdie of Spring - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
First Birdie of Spring (1996) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence with Roman Numerals out of a total Edition Size of only 500 (D) and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 15" x...
Five White Geese - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Five White Geese (2002) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 175 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 16" x 14" (With Border)...
Five White Geese - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Five White Geese (2002) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 16" x 14" (With Border) and 14"...
Footprints in the Sand - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Footprints in the Sand (2000) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 1225 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 22" x 19" (With Border) and...
Foxy Gives 'Em The Slip - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Foxy Gives 'Em The Slip by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 925 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 14" x 12.5" (With Border) and...
Franklin Field's First Annual Air Fair - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Franklin Field's First Annual Air Fair (1998) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1225 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 16" x 13.5" (With Border)...
Good Neighbor - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Good Neighbor (1992) by Jane Wooster Scott is an Extremely Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, AP Numbered in Sequence at 4 out of a total Edition Size of only 10, has a Hand Drawn Remarque and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of...
Good Neighbor - Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Good Neighbor (1992) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence with Roman Numerals at XXXIII out of a total Edition Size of only CL (150), and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 30" x...
Hanging Out At Miller's Pond - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Hanging Out At Miller's Pond (1988) by Jane Wooster Scott is an Extremely Limited Artist Proof Edition Serigraph Print on Paper, Numbered in Sequence out of a Total Edition Size of only 35, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 30" x 40"...
Holiday Sleigh Ride - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Holiday Sleigh Ride by Jane Wooster Scott is an Very Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper AP Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 75 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 20" x 17.5" (With...
Holiday Sleigh Ride - Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Holiday Sleigh Ride by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 375 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 20" x 17.5" (With Border) and 16" x...
Ice Cream Special - Limited Edition Artist Proof Serigraph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Ice Cream Special by Jane Wooster Scott is an Extremely Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Serigraph Print on Paper, AP Numbered in Sequence out of a Total Edition Size of only 50, and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 46" x 27"...
Innocent Times - Limited Edition Artist Proof Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Innocent Times by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Artist Proof Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper AP Numbered in Sequence at 54 out of a total Edition Size of 300 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 17" x 14" (With Border)...
Innocent Times - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Innocent Times by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of 1225 and Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 17" x 14" (With Border) and 15" x 12" (Image). Gallery...
Interested Spectators - Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper by Jane Wooster Scott
Interested Spectators (2002) by Jane Wooster Scott is a Limited Edition Fine Art Lithograph Print on Paper Numbered in Sequence out of a total Edition Size of only 500 and is Hand Signed by the Artist. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 16" x 14" (With Border) and 14" x...
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