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CONCORD — A Concord woman was arrested for drunk driving after police stopped a vehicle driving erratically on Interstate 93 north Friday, authorities said.

Nancy D. Berliner, age 59, was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated and transporting an open container of alcohol, State Police said. She was released on personal recognizance bail and faces arraignment in Concord District Court on Sept. 23.

State Police shortly after 4 p.m. received multiple calls reporting a vehicle operating erratically. Police located the vehicle around Exit 12. The driver stopped at the intersection of Broadway and Rockingham street and was arrested.

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Upper Valley fete to honor women leaders at third annual Heroes and Leaders Celebration

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May 21. 2014 9:23PM

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. — For its third annual Heroes and Leaders Celebration, Vital Communities is honoring local women who have shaped the region through their leadership.
“Each year we celebrate local leaders who help make the Upper Valley the strong and vibrant community we all love,” said Vital Communities Executive Director Mary Margaret Sloan, in a statement. “The women leaders we’re honoring this year have helped shape the Upper Valley landscape and truly live the mission of our Leadership Upper Valley program: educating, inspiring and engaging citizens to better serve their communities. They also represent the many other women in the region who are heroes and leaders.”
Plymouth State University President Sara Jayne Steen is the keynote speaker for the sold-out event planned for May 29 at the Quechee Club in Quechee, Vt. One of the women to be honored at is Hanover Town Manager Julia Griffin.

“It’s such an honor to be included. When I looked at the list of the women they are honoring, I was so honored,” Griffin said Friday. “What a treat for me. I’m looking forward to it.”

With the support of Hanover town officials, Griffin chairs several boards that do important regional work, she said.
These include the New Hampshire FastRoads project — a broadband project that has worked to construct a broadband Internet backbone from Orford to Keene — and Friends of Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth — which raises $2 million to $3 million a year for ChaD in Lebanon, Griffin said.

“From my perspective, you can’t help but want to get involved with regional projects because that’s how we get things done in the Upper Valley,” Griffin said. With the FastRoads project, there has been a great deal of collaboration with the Keene area, which is also a community that’s works regionally for the benefit its residents, she said.

The Upper Valley also includes Vermont communities, she said. “We tend to forget there’s a state line running across the river. We’re back and forth across that state line multiple times per week.”

The other honorees are:

• Listen Community Services Executive Director Merilynn Bourne.

• Hypertherm Vice President as well as President of the HOPE Foundation Barbara Couch.• Dartmouth-Hitchcock Vice President of Facilities Management Gail Dahlstrom.

• SAU 75 Superintendent of Schools in Grantham Jacqueline Guillette.

• Upper Valley Haven Executive Director Sara Kobylenski.

• Upper Valley Land Trust President Jeanie McIntyre.

• Jane Kitchel McLaughlin of the Kitchel-McLaughlin Family Fund.

• Suzanne Long of Luna Bleu Farm.

• CEO and President of Alice Peck Day Health Systems Sue Mooney.

• Vital Communities founder Betty Porter.• Montshire Museum of Science founder Allie Quinn.

• Executive Director of the AVA Gallery and Art Center Bente Torjusen.

• President and CEO of Ledyard National Bank Kathy Underwood.

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CPA Schools in Mishawaka, Indiana

Mishawaka has a population of 46,557 and is located in St. Joseph county.

For Indiana residents, the average tuition for all Mishawaka cpa schools for the 2009 - 2010 school year was $14,065.00. For non-residents, the average tuition for Mishawaka cpa schools was $14,065.00.

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Amid continued fighting between Muslim and Christian communities in the Central African Republic, school has resumed in parts of the capital Bangui, including with assistance from UNICEF and partners. UN Photo/Serge Nya-Nana

An international team investigating allegations of violations of international humanitarian law in the Central African Republic is continuing its work despite the ongoing violence in the country.

Thousands of people are believed to have been killed and tens of thousands of others have fled their homes as violence continues between Christians and Muslims.

The Chairperson of the International Commission of Inquiry on the Central African Republic, Bernard Muna told UN Radio that the team has already gathered evidence from people in the capital Bangui.

"We will also penetrate where possible, the interior of the nation as time goes on, but even if we cannot, we can get evidence from people who have been to those areas, people who saw what is happening. Some of them escape from those areas to Bangui. They can come and see us and they will give us evidence and it is the veracity of that evidence that we will check. We will check and if we thank that it is true we will give that report to the United Nations and the Security Council." (28")

Mr. Muna warned of a development of hate language in the Central African Republic.

He said it is dangerous because genocide "is always started through hate language" by demeaning and denigrating certain groups in society.

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Here is the last comment I made to homeschoolnewbie where I was finally able to put my finger on why I “feel” Darwin in my bones – if not my DNA.

Good morning homeschoolnewbie.

I had to go look up “obtuse” and only then decided you were paying me a compliment.

Thanks for the comparative contrast. Darwin was not original in his thinking. Few are – look at at Aristotle and Socrates. But, they prove we can advance thinking.

I am holding true to my position that God gave us tools like discernment. People like Darwin shed light and (alternative) truths 1/. In the end, it’s how we use the tools that dictate (demonstrate?) if we dive, survive or thrive.

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As part of the continuing collaboration with Singapore Management University (SMU), UOB Thai recently welcomed a group of 40 SMU faculty and students on a study tour to Thailand with mission to gain better regional economic and business perspectives for SMEs with regional expansion interest.

The visit was organized following the newly-launched joint initiative UOB-SMU Asian Enterprise for SMEs, founded in September 2012, to assist small and medium business owners who seek to expand their business in the region, by providing business planning and useful information on production issues, employment development and other information that are applicable to their business expansion.

On their Thailand study tour, Assistant Professor Low Aik Meng of SMU led the delegation to visit various public and private sectors ranging from hospitality, tourism and manufacturing industries, banking and finance business including a visit to UOB Thailand headquarters where they were briefed on financial and banking landscape in Thailand.

Assistant Professor Low said: “The purpose of SMU is to produce broad-based, creative and entrepreneurial leaders with a global mindset for the knowledge-based economy”. Studymissions overseas for its students is one of the approaches used to inculcate a global perspective in students and gain insights to equip SMEs with information and expertise to help their regional expansion.”

During the visit to UOB in Thailand, Mr. Peter Foo, President and CEO, UOB (Thai) and Mr. Loi Kai Cheow, Executive Director of Commercial Banking welcomed and shared insights on Thai financial landscape and cross border banking business.

UOB Thai's President and CEO Mr. Peter Foo who was on hand to welcome the group said: “With the ASEAN Economics Communities (AEC) taking effect in 2015, business owners who are well-equipped with the right knowledge regarding the changes within the region will most likely have more advantage. UOB, as a regional bank with strengths in network and expertise is keen to support SME sector, the major driving force of the region’s economy, to overcome the new challenges and thrive with greater business opportunities in the future.”

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Feb. 3, 2013 at 4:44 PM

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- The United States and Mexico have reached a tentative agreement to avoid a cross-border tomato trade war, officials in both countries said.

The deal was prompted by a request to the U.S. Commerce Department by an association of Florida tomato farmers to renew a 1990s crop-dumping investigation of Mexican growers. American farmers contended Mexican growers were selling their produce at prices so low they couldn't compete.

The deal would raise the minimum sale price of Mexican tomatoes -- in some cases by as much as double -- increase the number of tomato varieties covered from one to four and increase compliance measures.

The New York Times reported Sunday the Florida growers who raised the objection to the Mexican growers' prices cite statistics saying as much as 50 percent of tomatoes consumed in the United States are grown in Mexico.

A Commerce Department spokesman said the agreement is open for public comment until Feb. 11 and will likely go into effect in March.

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Twenty-five percent of Russian men die before the age of 55

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MOSCOW, Jan. 31 (UPI) -- Twenty-five percent of Russian men die before age 55, the average life expectancy for Russian men is age 64, and many blame vodka, researchers say.

The study, published in the Lancet, found Russian male smokers who drank three or more half-liter -- half-quart -- bottles of vodka weekly doubled their risk of dying compared with those who consumed less than half a liter a week.

The study said heavy drinkers mainly die from alcohol poisoning, accidents, violence, suicide, cancer, tuberculosis, pneumonia, pancreatitis, liver disease and heart disease, RIA Novosti reported.

In recent years, the Russian government, which has described the country's alcohol abuse as a "national disaster," made a goal to halve alcohol consumption by 2020. The government also went after illegal production and sales.

The study in The Lancet said due to these alcohol policy reforms, Russia's consumption of spirits dropped by a third since 2006, as has the risk of death before the age of 55.

"Russian death rates have fluctuated wildly over the past 30 years as alcohol restrictions and social stability varied under Presidents (Mikhail) Gorbachev, (Boris) Yeltsin, and (Vladimir) Putin, and the main thing driving these wild fluctuations in death was vodka," said study co-author Richard Peto of the University of Oxford.

"This has been shown in retrospective studies, and now we've confirmed it in a big, reliable prospective study."

Study leader David Zaridze of the Russian Cancer Research Centre in Moscow said the significant decline in Russian mortality rates following alcohol controls in 2006 demonstrated that those who drank spirits in hazardous ways reduced their risk of death as soon as they quit.

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City turns melted guns into jewelry

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NEWARK, N.J., Jan. 17 (UPI) -- The mayor of a New Jersey city is promoting "The Caliber Collection," a line of jewelry made from gun casings and bullets seized by police.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker unveiled the first pieces from the collection, made from melted down weapons seized by his city's police department, Wednesday night on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show," The (Newark) Star-Ledger reported Thursday.

Booker said the idea is to turn the melted guns and bullets into "an instrument of peace," of which a portion of the profits will go toward the city's gun buyback amnesty program.

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Katrina victims living in 'company town'

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ARABI, La., Jan. 22 (UPI) -- Thousands of workers displaced by Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana are living in trailer parks set up by employers to get production going again.

The Washington Post reported Sunday that Domino Sugar refinery has set up the largest park -- a sprawling "city" of about 200 trailers that is home to 700 residents.

"We fish together, we hunt together, we drink together, and now out here in these trailers, we live together," says David Bachemin, a 56-year-old mechanic supervisor.

The refinery is in St. Bernard Parish, a predominantly white and working-class community of 65,000 east of New Orleans, which suffered the hurricane's most thorough destruction, the newspaper said.

After the hurricane, Domino determined that if it were to keep its place as the nation's largest cane sugar refining company it needed its workforce to do it.

"We are back to the days when the little towns were built up around manufacturing," says Pete Maraia, Domino's plant manager. "This the nucleus of how you rebuild a community."

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I can't believe I'm becoming a Secret sharer in any way. But please have
a look at IGJ 81-83. This is the scene where the Secret is actually
imparted and Horn does understand it "and what happened almost twenty
years ago;" (Krait being about 20, or 21 I'd say). Horn has vision of
"wicked women" and "brutal giants" and believes he is sharing Krait's
vision as a gift from the Outsider "to share Krait's thoughts, and to
see Green's jungle as Krait himself did."

"To see it as our blood allowed him to see it."

In the next paragraph he says "You feared that jungle, I know; so did I
at times." I think the "you" is Sinew. But what on earth is "our" as in
blood?  Yours and mine, Sinew because I'm your dad? Yours and mine,
Krait, because you just took a nibble from me and I'm sort of your dad
too? Yours and mine, Outsider? The blood that you, Sinew, and Krait
share (re his mother), part of which I contributed genetically (this is
ridiculous). It can't possibly be sexual, can it?  Twenty years ago? How
the hell do they reproduce? Those women and "brutal giants" do seem like
part of a primitive fertility rite.

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FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Tesho Akindele had an early goal and FC Dallas got the go-ahead score on the Philadelphia Union's own goal in a 2-1 victory Friday night.

FC Dallas (7-7-5) took the lead in the 49th minute when Philadelphia (4-8-6) misplayed a clearance inside the box. Fabinho deflected the ball off a helpless Sheanon Williams, who was credited with the own goal.

Akindele opened the scoring in the 26th minute, one-timed a straight-ahead chip from Blas Perez.

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Dallas goalkeeper Chris Seitz hurt his knee on a goal kick in the 72nd minute and left the game on a stretcher. Raul Fernandez had two saves in relief to seal the victory.

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Job’s Third Reply. 1* Then Job answered and said:

2No doubt you are the people

with whom wisdom shall die!

3But I have intelligence as well as you;a

I do not fall short of you;

for who does not know such things as these?

4I have become the sport of my neighbors:*

“The one whom God answers when he calls upon him,

The just, the perfect man,” is a laughingstock;b

5The undisturbed esteem my downfall a disgrace

such as awaits unsteady feet;

6Yet the tents of robbers are prosperous,

and those who provoke God are secure,

whom God has in his power.*

7But now ask the beasts to teach you,

the birds of the air to tell you;

8Or speak to the earth to instruct you,

and the fish of the sea to inform you.

9Which of all these does not know

that the hand of God has done this?

10In his hand is the soul of every living thing,c

and the life breath of all mortal flesh.

11Does not the ear judge words

as the mouth tastes food?d

12So with old age is wisdom,e

and with length of days understanding.

13With him are wisdom and might;

his are counsel and understanding.

14If he knocks a thing down, there is no rebuilding;f

if he imprisons, there is no release.

15He holds back the waters and there is drought;g

he sends them forth and they overwhelm the land.

16With him are strength and prudence;

the misled and the misleaders are his.

17He sends counselors away barefoot,

makes fools of judges.

18He loosens the belt of kings,

ties a waistcloth on their loins.*

19He sends priests away barefoot,

leads the powerful astray.

20He silences the trusted adviser,

takes discretion from the elders.

21He pours shame on nobles,h

the waistband of the strong he loosens.

22He uncovers deep things from the darkness,

brings the gloom into the light.

23He makes nations great and destroys them,

spreads peoples abroad and abandons them.

24He takes understanding from the leaders of the land,

makes them wander in a pathless desert.

25They grope in the darkness without light;

he makes them wander like drunkards.

* [12:1] Job begins his third and longest speech to the friends with sarcasm, and eventually he accuses them of falsehood (13:411). The dialogue between them becomes increasingly sharp. With the appeal to learning from beasts and birds (12:7), Job launches into what seems to be a bitter parody of the power of God.

* [12:45] The Hebrew is somewhat obscure, but the general sense is that the wicked mock the pious when the latter appear to be abandoned by God; cf. Ps 22:79; Mt 27:3943.

* [12:6] Whom God has in his power: the Hebrew is obscure. The line may be a scribal error; some of the phrases occur in vv. 9, 10.

* [12:18] He reduces kings to the condition of slaves, who wear only a cloth wrapped about the waist.

a. [12:3] Jb 13:2; 15:9.

b. [12:4] Jb 21:3; 30:1.

c. [12:10] Acts 17:28.

d. [12:11] Jb 34:3.

e. [12:12] Jb 32:7.

f. [12:14] Jer 1:10; Rev 3:7.

g. [12:15] Gn 7:1124.

h. [12:21] Ps 107:40.

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Prosthodontics is the branch of dentistry that deals with the total process of diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating a person to either regain or boost all of their dental features from a functional as well as an aesthetic point of view|

Prosthodontists can aid you if you had been born with some sort of birth defect or health care problem that has impeded or negatively affected the formation of your teeth and surroundings places. On top of that, plastic tooth medical procedures and all aesthetic steps that have a aesthetic element also fall below the banner of prosthodontic dentistry.

Facial procedures contain correcting tooth difficulties that might not necessarily impede the functionality of your teeth but are not aesthetically pleasing or satisfactory. Frequently treated ailments and therapy modalities employed in prosthetic surgical treatment consist of, but are not limited to:

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Dentistry implants - Tooth loss might happen due to tooth decay or even because of to an incident. What ever might be the situation; this can mar your physical appearance and make you unconfident about your smile. Smile makeover - this procedure is done by fixing the gum troubles if any and also straightening the teeth that might not be even.
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Mila speaks! After months of silence on her pregnancy and engagement to Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis finally opened up about both during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show set to air Friday, May 9. Click here to see more pics of Mila.

The Jupiter Ascending actress, 30, talked for the first time about expecting a baby with her fiance, telling DeGeneres they already have a name picked out for the little one. (They're keeping the moniker a secret for now, but as Us Weekly revealed earlier, they're having a girl.) She also revealed her "very stereotypical" pregnancy craving.

"I eat sauerkraut all day long," the mom-to-be confessed. "This is the worst craving to have because sauerkraut smells and so every time you open up a jar, it just reeks in the whole kitchen...It's not like ice cream where everything smells lovely."

Another cliched craving? Pickles! "I'll tell you a funny story," she said. "[Ashton] kind of preempted this. He assumed that I was gonna have goofy cravings, so he stocked our secondary fridge with weird food—just, like, pickles and sauerkraut, or, like anchovies and ice creams—just in case at one point during this pregnancy I'd be like, 'I really want something.'"

"And it happened last week!" she continued. "I was like, 'Oh my god, I need a pickle. Like, it was just the weirdest thing. I needed this pickle. And he was like, 'Hold on a second,' and disappeared in the backyard and came back with the most amazing dill pickle of all time."

Kutcher has been catering to her other needs, too, and is even learning to speak Russian because Kunis speaks Russian. "He's been taking classes for probably like six months now," she told DeGeneres of the Two and a Half Men actor. "He does it twice a week. A woman comes to the house to give him lessons...It's really, really great."

As for what they're going to do when the baby comes, the That '70s Show alum said she wants a natural birth. "We watched a couple of documentaries and we looked into the...midwife aspect of it and things, and spoke to my OB/GYN and realized that the hospital that I'm going to be laboring in does a midwife, you know, doula type of thing," she explained. "So I'm gonna do it as all-natural as I possibly can unless there's an emergency or something."

"I mean, I did this to myself—I might as well do it right," she quipped. "I wanted this. It's not like no one made me do this." Then, acknowledging Kutcher's role in the pregnancy, she joked, "I did have a little help. Just a little bit."

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Gwyneth Paltrow has crowned Miranda Kerr as the best-dressed celebrity to walk the red carpet at this year's Met Gala. "She was wearing a black Michael Kors dress that was sort of like a sparkling bandeau, and her whole stomach was showing," the 40-year-old Oscar winner told Entertainment Weekly of the 30-year-old supermodel. "It was really beautiful. It was a little punk-y. She's just so pretty, it's abnormal."

In fact, Paltrow complimented the former Victoria's Secret Angel during the annual event. "I was like, 'Is it weird to be that pretty?'" the Iron Man 3 actress recalled, laughing. "And she was like, 'No.'"

Sadly, the GOOP goddess didn't top Kerr's best-dressed list. (Paltrow wore a hot pink Valentino Haute Couture and Wilfredo Rosado earrings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.) Her pick, instead, was an old pal of Paltrow's. "I think Madonna was cool!" Orlando Bloom's wife told Us Weekly at the Cinema Society's New York City screening of The Great Gatsby on May 7. "I also think Debbie Harry was awesome. She got up and was singing. It was a fun night -- a really fun night!"

Kerr also admitted she wasn't shy about baring her midriff on the red carpet. "I like to dance a lot. I put the music on at home," she explained. "My son [Flynn, 2] loves it. We dance together and I hold him. It's just a good way for the family to have fun and still do exercise."


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    1. First aid kit.
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      3. Teach another person in your crew, another crew, a Cub Scout or Boy Scout unit, or other how to make and use a personal or group first aid kit.
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PGA Tour Press Conferences
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Catch live conferences from the PGA Press Tour with Luke Donald, Webb Simpson, Matt Kuchar, Jim Furyk, and Keegan Bradley. [clear here]
Snoop Dogg World Record Attempt for most Retweets
Snoop is a familiar face on Ustream and we’ve shared many moments with him over the years thanks to his frequent broadcasts. On Tuesday he’s going to attempt to shatter the Guiness World Record for most retweets on twitter in a 24-hour period, and he’s going live to share the experience with his fans! [clear here]

Isaac Carree Album Release Party
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Isaac Carree got his start as one of the front vocalists from one of the most well-known all-male Gospel groups of all time, Men of Standard. Join him as he celebrates the release of his latest solo studio album live on Ustream! [clear here]

Mally Beauty Travel Theme
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Join makeup artist Mally Roncal for a show covering how to travel light with your makeup! She’ll be showcasing three products from her line that make the job easier: The Perfect Palette, Eye Gel, and Go the Distance lip color. [clear here]
——– Wednesday, Aug. 24 ——–

UFC 134 Pre-Presser
9am PT/12pm ET
UFC 134 is going LIVE from Rio, Brazil on Saturday, so be sure to tune in for the pre-presser live on Ustream. Fighters Anderson Silva and Yushin Okami are set to enter the ring for the headlining fight, along with fights by Forrest Griffin, Shogun Rua, and more. [clear here]
Stardoll Web Chats with Cast of Lemonade Mouth and Jennette McCurdy
10am PT/1pm ET and 2pm PT/5pm ET
Stardoll brings fans an exclusive chance to chat with the all-star cast of the musical drama film Lemonade Mouth, followed by a chat with iCarly star Jennette McCurdy. Get your questions ready! [clear here]

Eve Live Performance Benefiting the National Breast Cancer Coalition
5:30pm PT/8:30pm ET
Singer Eve is going live to give a special performance to benefit the National Breast Cancer Coalition. The Coalition’s goals are to improve the public policies surrounding breast cancer research, diagnosis, and treatment. Be sure to support Eve and breast cancer survivors by tuning in! [clear here]

——– Thursday, Aug. 25 ——–

ASU TV Changing Planet Town Hall: Adapting to Our Water Future
Arizona State University Television presents a town hall to discuss how our planet is changing. A panel of scientists and policy makers will discuss how shifting climate patterns are affecting our freshwater resources, and how to develop more sustainable water practices for the future. [clear here]
Borderline Amazing Comedy: Ask Roy
6:30pm PT/9:30pm ET
Roy Handler is back on Ustream for another episode of Ask Roy! Chelsea Handler’s brother is so good at giving advice, he once convinced a cow to try a hamburger. He’s that good. [clear here]
——– Friday, Aug. 26 ——–

Madden NFL 12 Launch Party
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EA Sports Dev team sits down for live gameplay (3 hours of it!) so you can see the game in action before the game hits shelves Aug. 30. [clear here]

FearLess TV Alex Bogusky Interview with Al Gore
11am PT/2pm ET
See former Crispin Porter + Bogusky creative chief Alex Bogusky interview former Vice President Al Gore about his eye-opening new Climate Reality Project kicking off on September 14th. [clear here]

UFC 134 Weigh-Ins
12pm PT/3pm ET
See the live weigh-ins before the big fight on Saturday between Anderson Silva and Yushin Okami. [clear here]

FastFridays with Joe Jonas
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Gregory Gorgeous Live
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They don’t call him Gregory Gorgeous for nothing. Join Youtube superstar Gregory Gorgeous for a live chat that touches on everything from movies and TV, to makeup tips & tricks. He may be a boy, but chances are he can still do a better smoky eye than you. So tune in and learn a little something. [clear here]
CreativeLIVE: Anatomy of a Photoshoot
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Ever wondered what goes in to doing a professional photo shoot? Well tag along with photographer Mark Wallace for a weekend and find out! He’ll go through everything from lighting, to equipment, to setup, to post-production. [clear here]
——– Saturday, Aug. 27 ——–
UFC 134 Fight Day and PPV Fight
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Aboriginal Influences and the Original State of Nature: A New Paradigm for Conservation

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Date Published: 8/5/2013

An Analysis of Utah HB148: Comparing Federal and State Land Management Regimes

Authors: Christopher Martin, Randy T Simmons, Ryan M. Yonk

The purpose of this report is to develop a metric for comparing costs across land administration entities with land management responsibilities within the State of Utah. For lands to be transferred to the State under the Transfer of Public Lands Act, we estimate the total per annum cost to the State of Utah. Using the US GAO’s 1997 report Land Ownership: Similarities and Differences in the Management of Selected State and Federal Land Units (GAO/RCED-97-158) as a template for our metrics, we have gathered data from the major land administrating entities in the State of Utah to determine cost per acre and, where applicable, cost per visitor. All entities except the Bureau of Land Management have delivered data, and upon receipt of data from the Bureau of Land Management cost estimations will be forwarded as an amendment to this study.

Date Published: 2/6/2013

Annotated Bibliography Free Market Environmentalism

Authors: Randy T Simmons, Ryan M. Yonk

Date Published: 12/28/2012

Articles Citing Lewis' Analyze the Impact of Public Land management on Wage Growth Rates in the Northern Rain Forest Region

Authors: Randy T Simmons, Ryan M. Yonk

Date Published: 8/10/2010


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Going Up?  PBS Show on ‘Space Elevator’ To Feature NanoTech Institute Researchers

January 8, 2007

Researchers from the UT Dallas NanoTech Institute will appear in a segment of the Public Broadcasting Service science television program NOVA on Jan. 9.

Institute Director Dr. Ray H. Baughman and several colleagues will be part of a story on the feasibility of building a “space elevator,” a concept that envisions erecting a 22,000-mile-high cable to transport cargo and people into space.  In theory, such a development would reduce the reliance on rockets to boost payloads, thus dramatically reducing the cost of getting from Earth to space.

NOVA producers sought out the UT Dallas NanoTech Institute researchers because of their expertise in creating new, high-strength materials made from carbon nanotubes – materials that might one day be employed in constructing a space elevator.

NOVA will be broadcast at 7 p.m. Tuesday on Dallas public television station KERA Channel 13.

The award-winning NOVA program is the highest rated science series on television and the most watched documentary series on public television.

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Miners set to Compete at First Home Opener

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Sept. 12, 2013

El Paso - The UTEP cross country team is set to host the 28h Annual Lori Fitzgerald Invitational on Friday Sept.13 at the Chamizal Memorial National Park.

The women’s race is scheduled to get underway at 5:30 p.m. (MT), followed by the men’s race at 6:15 p.m.

Sophomore All-American runner Anthony Rotich is prepared to lead the Miners once again, after a stellar opener at the Lobos Invitational, which garnered him C-USA Athlete of the Week honors. Last week in Albuquerque N.M., the distance runner won the 5k with the time of 14:39.20. Rotich led the men’s team to a one, two and four finish at the competitive meet.

Other Miners to look out for Saturday is freshman standout Boit Cosmas , who finished second to Rotich in 14:59 Also competing for the Orange and Blue is veteran Elphas Maiyo , All C-USA second team Honoree , who finished fourth at the Lobos Invitational. The runner ran 15:31, his fastest opener since competing.

El Paso Native Laura Delgado is set to compete in yet another Lori Fitzgerald Invitational , as the runner has competed in three.

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The Civility Project

 Hello. My name is Jacob Griesbach and I am completing my graduate internship at the UW Oshkosh Career Services office. I have recently had the opportunity to attend a seminar on a new, community-based initiative.  It’s called the Civility Project.

 The Career Services team has had the pleasure to discuss this project with Karen Heikel, Assistant Vice Chancellor and Tom Grogan, Executive Projects Coordinator. In meeting with them, it was explained that to be civil means to care about others and treat them with respect.

The Civility Project focuses on achieving this goal by following nine simple steps.  Through our discussions, we have defined each step as listed below.

 Pay Attention

Be aware of your thoughts and actions.  Recognize and be sensitive to the situations of others.

Seek to understand ideas and motivations.  Observe verbal and non verbal cues while interacting.

 Be Inclusive

Understand that the inclusion of others allows for new ideas that may otherwise be overlooked.  Facilitation and free flow of information allows for the best solutions to surface.

 Not Gossip

Gossip has the potential to ruin relationships. It destroys trust and diminishes moral between coworkers and group members.

Show Respect

Develop a culture that allows others to learn and grow without fear of ridicule or judgment.  Treat others as you would like to be treated.

 Be Agreeable

Establish rapport by seeking to understand those with a different view.  Display a willingness to work with and learn from others as a team.

Remove interpersonal barriers and reduce animosity. Display humility by being reasonable and admitting your faults.

 Give Constructive Criticism

Promote safety and understanding by providing feedback that is not offensive or demeaning.  Open conversations on a positive note. Provide alternative solutions and best practices in constructive ways.

Take Responsibility

Take accountability for your actions by accepting blame when necessary.  This shows others we are responsible for our actions and willing to learn from our mistakes when situations arise.

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‘Vampire Diaries’ Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev Talk Finale

It’s season finale time for The Vampire Diaries! Coming this Thursday, May 10, is the epic finale to Season 3 of our favorite vampire drama. Every fan is dying for some insight and what’s to come, and lucky for us, Ian Somerhalder (Damon) and Nina Dobrev (Elena) recently chatted about the finale. If that’s not enough, I also have the mysterious episode synopsis and promo video for you as well. Check it out!

The sexy stars Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev spoke to fans at the Bloody Night Convention in Barcelona, Spain, on May 5 and gave a little bit of dish on what fans can (or cannot) expect in the finale.

When a fan asked what the expectations are for the characters during the next episodes and into season 4, Ian simply said that “It’s best not to have any expectations so you don’t get disappointed.”

Nina then further explained that when you expect certain events to happen and they don’t, people tend to feel let down, so she added “Expect nothing!” Of course, this answer didn’t really thrill the fans.

When asked about the relationship between Damon and Elena, Nina teased that Damon makes Elena laugh and added that a romance “may happen.” Meanwhile, Ian further taunted with “You never know…”

Ok, that’s not the most informative interview. They are very hush hush on the whole subject. All we know is that Damon isn’t out yet of the love triangle yet.

Something with a little more spark in it is the episode description for the finale! It definitely has me excited. Check it out:

“Determined to protect his sister, Jeremy makes a decision that will change everything. In the harsh reality of the present situation, Elena longs for simpler times when her parents, Grayson and Miranda, and Aunt Jenna were still alive and her biggest concern was her relationship with Matt. Stefan and Damon leave Mystic Falls together on a mission, but soon split up when Elena needs one of them. Caroline and Tyler are forced to make a life-changing decision. Finally, Bonnie makes a secret deal that has heartbreaking consequences.”

It sounds like we are in for a very unhappy ending to Season 3. From the looks of that synopsis nothing good will be coming their way.

Here is the promo video:

Oh noes! It looks like Elena and Matt go off the very bridge that killed her parents. Things are not looking hot for Elena.

What do you think will go down in the finale? Are you excited?

– Moonlight

Moonlight (aka Amanda) loves to write about, read about and learn about everything pertaining to vampires. You will most likely find her huddled over a book of vampire folklore with coffee in hand. Touch her coffee and she may bite you (and not in the fun way).
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Winnipeg Jets coach Claude Noel preaching `defensive awareness' at camp

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Winnipeg Jets coach Claude Noel preaching `defensive awareness' at camp

Winnipeg Jets head coach Claude Noel talks to Dustin Byfuglien (33) on day three of training camp in Winnipeg on Tuesday, January 15, 2013. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods)

WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Jets know they have to improve their defensive play if they want to make the playoffs this season.

Jets coach Claude Noel is preaching defensive awareness at training camp as he works to cut down on opposition scoring opportunities.

"We're trying to make sure that we're defending either coming back into D-zone coverage, and our awareness of people in the zone, which we worked on today," he said Wednesday.

"And same with our positioning in the defensive zone, we're trying to make sure we're protecting certain areas of the ice and we're making sure we're not giving up good . . . scoring opportunities from key areas."

The Jets gave up 245 goals last season, ranking them 26th in the league. Only the New York Islanders, Columbus, Toronto and Tampa Bay surrendered more.

Defenceman Tobias Enstrom, pretty well the most reliable player the Jets have in their own end, says they have to be better there and they also have to be better on the road.

"We have to be a lot better than last year," he said. "At home we're playing really well."

The Jets went 23-13-5 at the sold-out MTS Centre last season before screaming fans, but were just 37-35-10 overall because of their road woes.

"We've got to work more as a team," Enstrom said.

"We've got to play in both ends. I know we can score goals and everybody knows we can score goals so we've got to try and play a little bit better in our own end."

With a short training camp and a short season, however, he says there isn't a lot of time to try new things.

"I don't think we're going to get into a lot of changes from last year," he said.

"There will be some different stuff you might see out there but other than that I feel like we've got to stick with what we believe in and try to get everything going in the beginning."

It doesn't help that Zach Bogosian is missing from the defence for at least a month as he recovers from wrist surgery.

Forward Nik Antropov was back on the ice Wednesday as he recovers from getting banged up in the KHL before reporting to the Jets.

He was on the ice as part of a line with Alex Burmistrov and new addition Alexei Ponikarovsky, but it still isn't known whether he'll be ready for the Jets first game Saturday against Ottawa.

The Jets also grabbed big right-winger Anthony Peluso off waivers from St. Louis on Wednesday.

The 23-year-old was playing with the AHL's Peoria Rivermen this season but coach Noel sees him filling the kind of role played by Tanner Glass last season on the Jets' fourth line.

At six-foot-four and 234 pounds, he adds size to the position.

"The reports that we get on him is a decent skater than can play some minutes," said Noel.

"The important thing for us is he can play some minutes. I have no interest in having a two or three-minute guy."

Noel just laughed when told fans would be happy. The line of Glass, Jim Slater and Chris Thorburn was dubbed the GST line and now it can be the PST line.


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A Six-Decade Roman Holiday

For decades, Milton Gendel ran in the most rarefied circles of jet-set Rome, charming everyone from British royals to reigning tycoons (Agnelli, Getty, Onassis), his camera almost always at hand. With a retrospective of Gendel’s rarely seen photographs, James Reginato gets the 92-year-old American expat talking about the life behind his witty, subtle images, whether visiting Stavros Niarchos’s private island or a kerchiefed Queen Elizabeth at Balmoral.

Related: Milton Gendel’s Society Portraits.

ROYAL FLASH Milton Gendel in his new apartment in the Palazzo Primoli, in Rome. Opposite, Gendel’s snapshot of his friend Queen Elizabeth II feeding her corgis at Balmoral Castle, 1976., Photograph (right) © Milton Gendel Archives, Rome.

“‘You must see what I’ve just acquired!,’ ” Milton Gendel remembers the Queen of England entreating him a few decades ago at Buckingham Palace, a building he recalls being “in and out of all the time.” Whenever in London, he had a standing invitation to use the pool, as well as to socialize. On this occasion, Gendel’s hair was still damp when Her Majesty pulled him into her office, to show off her latest gadget.

“‘It’s a shredder,’ she said proudly. But just as she was showing it to me, one of the corgis crapped on the red carpet,” Gendel continues.

“‘Oh dear—she always does that,’ the Queen shook her head.

“Then she rushed to a little bathroom, got some toilet paper, and picked it up.

“They were both like that,” he adds, bringing Princess Margaret into his story. “Very handy around the house. Unfussy. Weren’t the types to whistle for the maid—they had good nanny training.”

Who is Milton Gendel, and how is it he was so cozy with the Windsor sisters and, as it happens, innumerable other notables of the 20th century? An American born in 1918 on West 82nd Street in Manhattan to a pair of Russian-Jewish émigrés, and a resident of Rome for the past six decades, he has led a charmed life for sure, but it’s always been hard to give him a job description.

Following his wartime service with the U.S. Army in China, he docked in Naples on Christmas Day 1949, on a Fulbright scholarship. Work in Italy with the Marshall Plan followed (sparking rumors that he was a spy), as did positions with Olivetti and Alitalia at the height of their corporate glamour, and a correspondent’s post with ArtNews that began in 1954 and continues to this day. Along the way he has romanced a series of highborn women, married some of them, and mixed with the very crème of international society and the art world.

Almost everywhere he has gone, Gendel has carried a camera and snapped away, producing remarkably intimate depictions of some of the most rarefied people and settings of our time. During a 10-day holiday at Balmoral in the summer of 1976, for example, he captured a kerchiefed Queen preparing supper for the corgis (hamburger) and a kilted Prince Philip slumbering in a wood after lunch at a shooting party.

While occasionally exhibited in galleries, Gendel’s work has not been widely seen or published. But a two-part retrospective opening in October in Rome—at the Museo Carlo Bilotti and the American Academy in Rome—will finally bring him proper attention.

His story is far from over, however. “He’s 92, but you’d never know it,” American Academy president Adele Chatfield-Taylor told me before I arrived to meet him in Italy. On a bright spring morning inside the sprawling Palazzo Primoli, I see what she meant. Tall and limber, he looks decades younger than he is, with a full head of shiny chestnut-brown hair (not dyed, as Gendel recalls Gore Vidal cattily telling people a decade or so ago). Articulate and eloquent, Gendel still has all his wits about him.

Over the past half-century, Gendel has rented a series of spectacular apartments in some of the city’s most venerable palaces. Shifts in the affairs of the noble families who own these places have every so often necessitated a move. This winter, he had to make a fairly hasty exit from a stately enfilade of high-ceilinged rooms at the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, where he had lived since 2007, coincident with a bitter rift between the siblings who inherited the palazzo.

Many a Roman dowager fretted about what accommodation the elderly gentleman would find, not just for himself and his wife, aristocrat Monica Incisa della Rocchetta, and their fine collections of furniture and art, but for his meticulously organized archive of 72,000 negatives.

“I’ve never thrown anything away, as you can see,” he says as we stroll past the darkened ballroom of the Palazzo Primoli, where his worldly goods lie in a colossal heap.

“What you see here is the fallout from the Palazzo Doria,” he says wryly.

But Gendel’s belongings are soon to be resettled in a splendid apartment on the piano nobile of the 17th-century palazzo, which was rebuilt in the early 20th century by Count Giuseppe Primoli, a great-grandnephew of Napoleon’s and a talented amateur photographer who documented Rome much the way Atget did Paris. The palazzo’s constituents now include the charming, arcane Museo Napoleonico, as well as the Primoli Foundation, which preserves Giuseppe’s photo archive. In exchange for donating his own archive to the foundation, Gendel was given the apartment for his lifetime.

Even as a teenager, Milton Gendel moved in smart circles. While he was an undergraduate at Columbia University, his best friend was Robert Motherwell. Gendel recalls one of their professors, the eminent Meyer Schapiro, giving important advice: “‘Look, Motherwell, I don’t think you’re a scholar. Why don’t you go back to painting.’”

In the early 1940s, the two classmates plunged into the city’s art scene, which was small but vibrant, animated by artists of the Surrealist movement, including André Breton and Max Ernst, who arrived in New York sponsored by Peggy Guggenheim.

Motherwell and Gendel were appointed chief editors of VVV, a Surrealist magazine launched in 1942. But their titles were sham: “show-window editors,” Gendel says, a bow to wartime regulations that required chief editors to be Americans. But when the two youngsters proudly brought the master engraved Christmas cards they had made, they were promptly canned by the French-born Breton, proving just who was the real boss of the publication. “ ‘These snakes at my bosom!,’ ” Gendel remembers Breton screaming. “‘I have fought the middle-class bourgeoisie all my life. And now they bring me Christmas cards!’”

Gendel volunteered for the army and was posted to China to be a liaison with Chinese officers (after being sent to Yale to study Mandarin for four months, 12 hours a day). In 1945 he arrived in Southwest China, which had not been taken by the Japanese. After the surrender, he remained in the country, to write the official history of the repatriation of some three million Japanese back from China. “It was a huge operation, one of the great human migrations.”

By the mid-40s, he had returned to New York, rejoining his wife, Evelyn, a young woman he had been dating before the war and married just before shipping out. “I thought in case I got killed she ought to have a pension,” he says. She accompanied him to Italy in 1949, but the marriage ended the next year.

He describes his next relationship as “sort of a common-law marriage.” After getting a job as a cultural consultant for Olivetti, reporting directly to Adriano Olivetti, son of the company founder, he fell in love with his boss’s daughter-in-law, Vittoria. She and Adriano’s son, Roberto, were already separated, but when she and Gendel produced twins, Sebastiano and Natalia, in 1958, Gendel walked into the boss’s office to resign.

“I said, ‘Ingegnere, I think I ought to leave.’ He went right on talking, ignoring what I’d said. Finally, I said, ‘Perhaps you didn’t hear what I said?’ He said, ‘Dottore Gendel, I have no talent for dealing with family affairs. Could we return to our business?’”

Olivetti had superior talents for other things, though. “He was one of the really great figures I’ve ever known. Decent, farseeing, and attentive to every detail. There wasn’t a leaflet that went out in the name of the company that he didn’t O.K.”

Following Adriano’s death, in 1960, Gendel remained at the company for many years and then joined Alitalia, as a consultant.

Socially, Gendel had been moving in lofty circles almost as soon as he got off that boat. During those lush, dolce vita days, when Rome was at the height of its international glamour, Gendel was in the thick of it, thanks, initially, to having become a favorite of Contessa Anna Laetitia Pecci Blunt—“a social and cultural phenomenon,” as he describes her. A niece of Pope Leo XIII’s, she married the wealthy Jewish American Cecil Blumenthal, who had changed his name to Blunt, and made their spectacular estate outside Lucca, Villa Reale di Marlia, once home to Napoleon’s sister, a social Valhalla. “She was like a platoon sergeant, and she played that place like an orchestra.”

Another doyenne whom Gendel befriended, Lady Diana Cooper, also gave him important introductions. She fixed him up with the woman who would become his next wife, Judith Montagu, a highly charming and intelligent Englishwoman. Her “official” father, as Gendel puts it (more on that in a moment), was Edwin Montagu, who served in H. H. Asquith’s Cabinet.

The couple, who were married in 1962, had in 1958 moved into one of Rome’s most beautiful residences, the ancient Palazzo Pierleoni Caetani, on the Isola Tiberina, the little boat-shaped island in the Tiber and the veritable cradle of Roman civilization.

For the years that they occupied the place, during which time their daughter, Anna, was born, an invitation there was considered one of the hottest tickets in town, for locals and travelers alike.

“It was like inhabiting what had been the very core of Rome throughout twenty centuries,” Gregor von Rezzori wrote of the island, while John Julius Norwich called the palazzo “the most wholly desirable house in Rome.” Michelangelo Antonioni filmed the opening scenes of L’Avventura inside.

The Gendel household’s longest-running visitor was Princess Margaret, Judy’s very close friend. They met just after World War II, when Judy was a major of artillery, running an anti-aircraft gun in Hyde Park. “They were both quick and witty, so they hit it off immediately,” says Milton.

For 40 years, she was a houseguest every summer, holidays Margaret cherished for their informality—something she could rarely enjoy at home, or at her other habitual stop in Italy, La Pietra, the imposing Florentine villa of Sir Harold Acton, the wealthy English connoisseur.

“I didn’t get this thing about royalty at first, so all the American in me came out,” Gendel explains. “At Harold’s, since he was English he was very formal with her—even though they were good friends—and she responded in kind. So there was none of that familial domestic rapport she had with us. After the first few years she stopped bringing a maid with her. She’d be on her knees with a suitcase, or doing very domestic things, which would have been unthinkable in the Acton household, on her part and his. She welcomed that, as long as you didn’t forget the forms, such as calling her ‘ma’am.’”

While Scotland Yard insisted that a detective accompany her on her trips, she insisted on being discreet. “The Italians would lay on a team, but she absolutely forbade any sirens on the cars. She liked seeing the sights, human and otherwise.”

In the early years, she traveled with her husband, Antony Armstrong-Jones, the Earl of Snowdon. “She and Tony were wonderful the first few years. He could be hilariously funny, have you rolling on the floor. He was full of bright ideas and could do anything. He built their country house practically by hand,” Gendel recalls. “But he was volatile, and I think he got fed up being married to one person. He wasn’t made for that sort of stable relationship and got bored. The breakup was terrible for her. She couldn’t imagine why he behaved the way he did.”

Obtaining a divorce in her situation was difficult for numerous reasons, not the least of which was Snowdon’s standing in her family. “Tony was very well considered by the Queen and the Queen Mother,” says Gendel.

During that summer holiday at Balmoral, the marriage was near the edge.

“She was complaining about Tony’s behavior, and going on about trying to get him out of the house. I said, ‘Well, Tony has a bit of the Devil in him.’ She said to me, ‘Would you mind telling that to my sister?’

“Go ahead—she’s right around the corner,” Margaret said, prodding a reluctant Gendel. When he did find the monarch, she was eager to show off another acquisition. “Look what the Queen of Tonga has sent me,” she said, pointing to 100 yards of tapa cloth, an unwoven textile of the Pacific Islands, made from the inner bark of a moraceous tree. “I’m trying to figure out what to do with it.”

When Gendel delivered the message, the Queen let her guard down somewhat. “That might explain a few things,” she said with a chuckle.

“The sisters both had a great sense of humor, which they got from their mother, who had a very light touch. Margaret was very entertaining, and liked playing the piano. If she hadn’t been born royal, Margaret could have been a soubrette—someone in the musical comedy.”

But her real virtues, Gendel observes, went further: “She was absolutely rational about life itself. She had a grip on what’s real. When Roddy [Llewellyn] fell in love with the woman he married, she accepted that and was very kind to both of them. She really had a very good character.”

Good family relations were tremendously important to Margaret. “She adored her sister. When away from each other, they were on the telephone every day, sometimes more than once a day.” When gathered together, the clan could appear quite ordinary, too: “One time when we were having a picnic in a cottage at Balmoral, Philip squirted a tube of mustard that hit the ceiling. ‘Will you stop that!’ the Queen told him. ‘I’ve just had this place painted.’ When they are domestic, they are really domestic.”

During their marriage, the Gendels traveled in the uppermost echelons of society. “ ‘It’s like a union,’ ” Judy used to say, Milton recalls.

Their close friends included all three Cushing sisters. “Babe was as nice as she was beautiful; Minnie was adorable; Betsey was the most picturesque, perhaps,” Gendel explains. “All three were very outgoing and hospitable, not competitive with each other but mutually supportive.”

Gendel can come up with a comment about nearly every personage you can mention. Gianni Agnelli? “I remember when he was having the big affair with Pam Churchill and, in the process, spoiling rotten little Winston, giving him motorboats. He succeeded in spoiling the little brat.”

Peggy Guggenheim grew on him: “In New York, I thought, She’s just an old botherer. But in Italy, I began to see her point. She knew what she was doing. And the stories about her libido were all true. I knew one man she chased around the table.”

He preferred Onassis to Niarchos: “Ari was much more civilized than Stavros, who was rough stuff. Once, on Spetsopoula, I was in a room with him and Charles Wrightsman, who had some sort of attack and slumped over. Stavros just went and turned the music up.”

He enjoyed the Getty clan, including beautiful Talitha, and even the crusty patriarch, J. Paul: “I liked his dry sort of American approach to things and found him very engaging. He was paranoid, yes, but maybe with reason.”

While he may have admired the work of some of the most fashionable artists of the time, he was not fond of all of them personally: “As a man I didn’t admire Cecil [Beaton]. There was a whole petty jealous side to him. He was not anybody I could get enthusiastic about.”

By all accounts, Judy Gendel was a delight. She dealt gracefully with the complicated issues of her parentage. When she turned 21, a close family friend, William Humble Eric Ward, the third Earl of Dudley, known to friends as Eric, took her to a nightclub, where he promptly burst into tears and told her he was her real father. The news didn’t shock her entirely, as her family had spent nearly every Christmas with his. Eric’s solicitor later told Milton that Dudley (who died in 1969) made “big provisions” in his will for Judy. “But if that was so, it got lost in the shuffle with Grace,” says Gendel, referring to Dudley’s third wife, Princess Grace Radziwill, the former wife of Prince Stanislas Radziwill, whom Dudley married in 1961. (For many years now, she has been the companion of New York Review of Books editor Robert Silvers.)

Judy died suddenly in 1972 at the age of 49, after suffering a stroke while on a visit to England. Milton flew in immediately from Rome. “I can’t tell you how good Margaret was,” he says. “She was at the airport to greet me. Later, she was wonderful about Anna’s education. For my 80th birthday, she gave a dinner for 60 people at Kensington Palace. She was a really staunch friend till the end.” (Anna, an art historian, is based in England, and Sebastiano, a physician, resides in Rome. Natalia died in 1989, after battles with drug addiction.)

Ten years later, Gendel married Donna Monica Incisa della Rocchetta. An accomplished artist and illustrator, she descends from one of Rome’s most venerable noble dynasties, with one Pope (Alexander VII) and several cardinals in the family tree. Thirty years apart in age, they maintain a relationship that certainly appears delightful over a dinner at a local trattoria—where the 92-year-old orders beef and whiskey, while the rest of the table goes with fish and white wine.

“He does what he wants,” della Rocchetta says with a laugh. Gendel reveals that he has but one health rule: “Don’t worry.” Moving house earlier this year, including his 10,000 books, didn’t faze him. “I don’t mind a new chapter. I don’t believe in permanent arrangements at all,” he says.

Finding an institution that will properly preserve his archive clearly pleases him, however, as does his upcoming retrospective, though his attitude is characteristically self-effacing: “It’s either—it’s about time, or, who cares!” he says.

But according to Peter Benson Miller, one of the curators of the exhibitions, the retrospective will reveal Gendel to be much more than a “mere” society photographer. “While Milton’s work bears witness to a gilded age, his photos are imbued with surrealistic-inflected wit, formal rigor, and subtle mystery.”

Indeed, underneath Gendel’s engaging modesty is the unflagging energy and masterly eye that all his friends and subjects have found, even the grandest. “When I was about to leave Balmoral and was outside thanking the Queen, I said, ‘Ma’am, would you mind if I took one last snap?’ She said, ‘Not a-tall. But I’m just amazed you have any film left in your camera.’”


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