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jpbjazz · 6 months ago

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LÉGENDES DU JAZZ

RAHSAAN ROLAND KIRK, UN INNOVATEUR HORS PAIR ’’He was an original from the beginning."

- Hank Crawford

Né le 7 août 1935 à Columbus, en Ohio, où il vivait dans un quartier connu sous le nom de Flytown, le multi-instrumentiste Ronald Theodore Kird est devenu aveugle à l’âge de deux ans à la suite de ce qu’il avait qualifié d’erreur médicale. Kirk avait étudié à l’Ohio State School pour aveugles.

À l’âge de quinze ans, Kirk avait commencé à jouer du rhythm n’ blues tous les weekends avec le groupe de Boyd Moore. Selon le saxophoniste Hank Crawford, ‘’il était comme un aveugle de quatorze ans qui jouait de deux saxophones en même temps. Les gens voulaient le sortir de scène, mais il refusait d’abandonner.’’ Crawford avait entendu jouer Kirk à l’époque et l’avait triuvé incroyable. Il expliquait: "Now they had him doing all kinds of goofy stuff but he was playing the two horns and he was playing the shit out of them. He was an original from the beginning." Kirk avait adopté le surnom de Roland après avoir changé deux lettres de son prénom après avoir fait un rêve. Quant à ‘’Rahsaan’’, il l’aurait également entendu dans un rêve.

Très éveillé politiquement, Kirk abordait différents sujets lors de ses concerts, comme l’histoire du peuple afro-américain ou le mouvement des droits civiques. Ses monologues étaient souvent satiriques et fondés sur l’humour absurde. Selon l’animateur et comédien Jay Leno, qui avait souvent accompagné Kirk en tournée, le saxophoniste le présentait en disant : ‘’I want to introduce a young brother who knows the black experience and knows all about the white devils... Please welcome Jay Leno!"

La carrière de Roland Kirk avait duré de 1955 à 1977. Malgré son infirmité, Kirk préférait diriger ses propres groupes, même s’il avait collaboré à l’occasion avec l’arrangeur Quincy Jones, le batteur Roy Haynes et le contrebassiste et compositeur Charles Mingus. L’une des performances les plus connues de Kirk était son interprétation de la pièce ‘’Soul Bossa Nova’’, un succès de 1964 dans lequel il jouait de la flûte en solo. La pièce avait plus tard été reprise dans les films de la série Austin Powers.

Influencé par plusieurs styles musicaux dont le blues, le hard bop, le ragtime, le swing, le free jazz, le stride et le jazz traditionnel, Kirk appréciait également la musée populaire et la musique classique. Des compositions de Camille Saint-Saens, Paul Hindemith, Igor Tchaikovsky, Antonin Dvorak et Heitor Villa-Lobos figurent d’ailleurs sur certains de ses albums. Les influences de Kirk allant bien au-delà du simple jazz, il préférait employer le terme de ‘’black classical music.’’

DÉCES ET INFLUENCE

En 1975, Kirk avait été victime d’un infarctus qui l’avait à moitié paralysé. Malgré son infirmité, Kirk avait continué de jouer et d’enregistrer. Inventeur né, Kirk était si débrouillard qu’il avait modifié ses instruments afin de pouvoir jouer avec un seul bras.

Après avoir eu une seconde attaque, Roland Kirk est décédé le 5 décembre 1977 à l’âge de quarante-deux ans, le lendemain d’une prestation à la Salle Frangipani de l’Association des étudiants de l’Université d’Indiana, à Bloomington, en Indiana. Un peu comme le guitariste gitan Django Reinhardt, Roland Kirk était un virtuose qui avait su contourner les limites de son handicap afin de créer une musique d’une grande originalité.

Multi-intrumentiste, Kirk jouait et collectionnait plusieurs instruments, plus particulièrement les différents types de saxophones, mais aussi les clarinettes et les flûtes. Ses instruments de base étaient le saxophone ténor et un manzello (un saxophone soprano modifié). Il possédait aussi plusieurs instruments exotiques. Très ingénieux, Kirk avait modifié ses instruments lui-même, non seulement afin de transcender son handicap, mais afin de pouvoir jouer de plusieurs instruments simultanément. Habituellement, Kirk se présentait sur la scène avec trois saxophones accrochés autour du cou. Il utilisait la technique de la respiration circulaire, ce qui lui permettait de jouer beaucoup plus longtemps que les autres saxophonistes. À ceux qui lui demandaient pourquoi il jouait de plusieurs instruments en même temps, Kirk avait l’habitude de répondre qu’il tentait seulement de jouer la musique qu’il entendait dans sa tête...

Kirk était également un flûtiste très doué. Selon le critique de jazz Gary Giddins, Kirk avait été le principal innovateur chez les flûtistes de jazz après Eric Dolphy, qui est décédé en 1964. Kirk jouait aussi du sifflet, de l’harmonica et du cor anglais, en plus d’être un assez bon trompettiste (il jouait de la trompette avec une embouchure de saxophone).

Roland Kirk a influencé plusieurs musiciens issus de différents genres musicaux. Ian Anderson, le leader et flûtiste du groupe de rock progressif Jethro Tull, avait reconnu que Kirk était la véritable raison pour laquelle il avait décidé d’introduire la flûte dans la musique rock. Anderson avait d’ailleurs enregistré une version de la pièce ‘’Serenade to a Cuckoo’’ de Kirk sur le premier album du groupe intitulé ‘’This Was’’ (1968). Anderson avait rencontré Kirk lors du festival de jazz de Newport en 1969. Il avait déclaré au sujet de Kirk: "There’s something about these colourful shamans. They can tease us, but we go along with it, because we know they’re touched by genius, but at the same time there’s a little bit of the snake oil for sale.”

Jeff Coffin, le saxophoniste de Béla Fleck and the Flecktones avait également été énormément influencé par la musique de Kirk. Coffin avait d’ailleurs utilisé certaines inventions de Kirk sur son album ‘’Mutopia.’’ Kirk était aussi l’idole du guitariste Jimi Hendrix, qui avait rêvé de travailler un jour avec lui, même si l’occasion ne s’était jamais présentée. Quant à Frank Zappa, il avait été influencé par la musique de Kirk au début de sa carrière. Dans les notes de son pochette de son premier album ‘’The Mothers of Invention Freak Out !’’ (1966), Zappa avait mentionné Kirk comme une de ses influences. Kirk et Zappa ont joué ensemble sur scène seulement une fois, dans le cadre du Boston Globe Jazz Festival en 1969.

Derek Trucks, un inconditionnel de Kirk, avait enregistré sa composition “Volunteered Slavery” avec le groupe portant son nom. Trucks avait déclaré qu’avoir entendu la musique de Kirk lui avait donné la même sensation que lorsqu’il avait écouté les disques de Jimi Hendrix. David Jackson du groupe Van der Graaf Generator avait également été influencé par le style et la technique de Kirk. Sous l’influence de Kirk, Jackson joue d’ailleurs de plusieurs saxophones simultanément au moins depuis 1969.

L’artiste et écrivain Marc-Édouard Nabe était encore adolescent en 1973 lorsqu’il avait assisté à un concert de Kirk. Nabe s’était inspiré plus tard des créations de Kirk pour mettre au point un instrument de musique d’une genre nouveau: le ‘’Nabophone’’, qui était composé d’un pipeau à bec de ténor et d’un pavillon de trombone. Nabe expliquait au sujet de Kirk:

‘’Quand Roland Kirk soufflait pour la première fois, ce n’est pas seulement les moumoutes qui s’envolaient, c’était les âmes : elles restaient collées au plafond tant que le vent n’avait pas cessé, et comme Roland Kirk était le maître de la respiration continue, que je l’ai vu tenir une note 17 minutes, montre en main, nous étions tous les 3000 hors de nous-mêmes, c’est-à-dire profondément à côté, dans le gros souffle prodigieux, ce torrent de cris, de notes, de sons, de noyaux et de pépins, de foutre et de morve, de chants millénaires et de pensées à haute voix, de sang et d’abats de volailles, de mousse et de swing, dans le sillage ainsi sans ambage... A la main gauche : il maniait 5 saxos et un cor anglais : c’est la section d’Ellington ! Avec la main droite, il est aux commandes d’une dizaine de cuivres trafiqués, méconnaissables: on jurerait l’orchestre de Basie : il avance ainsi dans les arrangements, les unissons et les contrechants, ça se croise en grands orchestres, des lignes de riffs et des mélodies devant et derrière une seule note qui tourne, comme en Inde, sous la mélodie, comme en Irlande ! Chaque narine ressemble à une immense bouche qui avale deux cornemuses et cinq flûtes à bec... Dans le petit bout de commissure qui lui reste à droite de la barbe là, au bord des dents, sur les quelques millimètres de peau de libre, entre deux pores enfin : trois harmonicas (un diatonique, deux chromatiques) avec lesquels il fait d’autres accords encore, une vraie symphonie !... »

Que dire de plus ?

SOURCES:

‘’Rashaan Roland Kirk.’’ Wikinabia, 2023. ‘’Roland Kirk.’’ Wikipedia, 2023.

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bocsau · 2 years ago

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Insight Disability's Learning Centre at Morayfield

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theancientgeekoroman · 6 years ago

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Master List of Museums with Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and/or Near Eastern Antiquities in the United States of America

These collections may not be extensive or on display (and may contain only one culture from the above list), and I am including museums with minimal collections as well; please check with the museum before you visit or check their collections search online if the object(s) you wish to see is/are on view.

Feel free to message me if I’ve missed a museum! I’ll be constantly updating this post. (Initial Post: October 16, 2018; First Update: October 16, 2018, 2:18 p.m. Pacific; Second Update: October 16, 2018, 7:15 p.m. Pacific; Third Update: October 17, 2018, 6:29 p.m.; Fourth Update: October 21, 2018, 10:36 p.m.; Fifth Update: November 4, 2018, 9:06 a.m.; Sixth Update: June 1, 2019, 8:55 a.m.)

Alabama:

Anniston Museum of Natural History (Anniston, AL)

Birmingham Museum of Art (Birmingham, AL)

California:

Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology (Berkeley, CA)

Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University (Stanford, CA)

J. Paul Getty Museum ("the Getty" which includes the Getty Center and the Getty Villa) (Los Angeles, CA)

Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Los Angeles, CA)

Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)

Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art (RAFFMA) at the California State University, San Bernardino (San Bernardino, CA)

Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum (REM) (San José, CA)

San Diego Museum of Man (San Diego, CA)

Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara, CA) (Collection for Greek and Roman Art not on view, but can be found in Collections Search)

Colorado:

Denver Museum of Nature & Science (Denver, CO)

University of Colorado Boulder Art Museum (Boulder, CO)

Florida:

The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art at Florida State University (Sarasota, FL)

Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami (Coral Gables, FL)

Museum of Dinosaurs and Ancient Cultures (Cocoa Beach, FL)

Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg, FL)

Tampa Museum of Art (Tampa, FL)

Georgia:

Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University (Atlanta, GA)

Illinois:

The Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago, IL)

The Field Museum (Chicago, IL)

The Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago (Chicago, IL)

Spurlock Museum of World Cultures at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Urbana, IL)

Krannert Art Museum at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Champaign, IL)

Indiana:

Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University (Bloomington, IN)

Gustav Jeeninga Museum of Bible & Near Eastern Studies at Anderson University (Anderson, IN)

Kansas:

Museum of World Treasures (Wichita, KS)

Maryland:

Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore, MD)

John Hopkins Archaeological Museum (Baltimore, MD)

Walters Art Museum (Baltimore, MD)

Massachusetts:

Arthur M. Sackler Museum at Harvard University (Cambridge, MA)

Berkshire Museum (Pittsfield, MA)

Fitchburg Art Museum (Fitchburg, MA)

The Harvard Semitic Museum (Cambridge, MA)

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Boston, MA)

The New Bedford Museum of Glass (New Bedford, MA)

Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University (Cambridge, MA)

Worcester Art Museum (Worcester, MA)

Michigan:

Institute of Archaeology & Siegfried H. Horn Museum at Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI)

Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, MI)

Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI)

Minnesota:

Minneapolis Institute of Art (Minneapolis, MN)

Mississippi:

The Lois Dowdle Cobb Museum of Archaeology at Mississippi State University (Mississippi State, MS)

The University of Mississippi Museum (Oxford, MS)

Missouri:

Museum of Art and Archaeology at the University of Missouri (Columbia, MO)

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City, MO)

Saint Louis Art Museum (St. Louis, MO)

Nevada:

Las Vegas Natural History Museum (Las Vegas, NV) (Note: the artifacts are replicas of the tomb of Tutankhamun and other Egyptian antiquities and are one of only two sets that were authorized by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities)

New Hampshire:

Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH)

New Jersey:

Newark Museum (Newark, NJ)

Princeton University Art Museum (Princeton, NJ)

New York:

The Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, NY)

Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Rochester (Rochester, NY)

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, NY)

The Morgan Library & Museum (New York, NY)

Museum of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art in the William D. Walsh Family Library at Fordham University (New York, NY)

Onassis Cultural Center (New York, NY) (Note: exhibitions vary but may contain art from Ancient Greece)

Steinberg Museum of Art at Long Island University (Brookville, NY)

North Carolina:

Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Chapel Hill, NC)

Gregg Museum of Art & Design at North Carolina State University (Raleigh, NC)

Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University (Durham, NC)

North Carolina Museum of Art (Raleigh, NC)

Ohio:

Cincinnati Art Museum (Cincinnati, OH)

Cleveland Museum of Art (Cleveland, OH)

Museum of Classical Archaeology at Ohio State University (Columbus, OH)

Museum of Natural History & Science (Cincinnati, OH)

Toledo Museum of Art (Toledo, OH)

Oklahoma:

Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art (Shawnee, OK)

Oregon:

Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University (Salem, OR)

Prewitt–Allen Archaeological Museum at Corban University (Salem, OR)

Pennsylvania:

Barnes Foundation (Philadelphia, PA)

Carnegie Museum of Natural History (Pittsburgh, PA)

Kelso Museum of Near Eastern Archaeology at the Pittsburg Theological Seminary (Pittsburgh, PA)

Reading Public Museum (West Reading, PA)

University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Philadelphia, PA)

Rhode Island:

Rhode Island School of Design Museum (Providence, RI)

Tennessee:

Art Museum of the University of Memphis (Memphis, TN)

Lynn H. Wood Archaeological Museum at Southern Adventist University (Collegedale, TN)

McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture at the University of Tennessee (Knoxville, TN)

The Parthenon (Nashville, TN) (Note: the Parthenon is more like a building of art itself as it’s a replica and the art in its galleries are not from the ancient world)

Texas:

Dallas Museum of Art (Dallas, TX)

The Houston Museum of Natural Science (Houston, TX)

Kimbell Art Museum (Forth Worth, TX)

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (Houston, TX)

San Antonio Museum of Art (San Antonio, TX)

Utah:

Utah Museum of Fine Arts (Salt Lake City, UT)

Utah State University Museum of Anthropology (Logan, UT)

Vermont:

Fleming Museum of Art at the University of Vermont (Burlington, VT)

Middlebury College Museum of Art (Middlebury, VT)

Virginia:

Chrysler Museum of Art (Norfolk, VA)

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Richmond, VA)

Washington:

Seattle Art Museum (Seattle, WA)

Washington, D.C.:

Freer Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.)

West Virginia:

Huntington Museum of Art (Huntington, WV)

Wisconsin:

Logan Museum of Anthropology at Beloit College (St. Beloit, WI)

Milwaukee Art Museum (Milwaukee, WI)

#museum #museums #United States #United States of America #America #USA #U.S.A.#ancient art #ancient Greece #ancient Egypt #ancient Rome #ancient Near East #ancient history #ancient artifacts #archaeology #Classical archaeology #Near Eastern archaeology #long post

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italianartsociety · 6 years ago

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By: Amy Fredrickson

The illuminator and painter Zanobi di Benedetto di Caroccio degli Strozzi was born into one of the largest and wealthiest families in Florence on 17 November 1412, although during his lifetime the Strozzi family would lose their battle for supremacy of Florence to the Medici. While Zanobi was primarily active as an illuminator, he also produced both private devotional works and altarpieces.

Zanobi, along with his older brother Francesco and sister Maddalena, were orphaned when he was fifteen. There is a lack of documentation regarding his early life, but tax records prove that between 1427 and 1430 he was living with the illuminator Battista di Biagio Sanguigni (1393-1451) in nearby Fiesole. Due to his aristocratic status, he began his training privately with Sanguigni, rather than an apprenticeship in a workshop. Sanguigni and Zanobi collaborated on several projects. The artists remained close, and in 1432 Sanguigni helped pay Maddalena’s dowry when she entered the Augustinian convent of San Gaggio. In total, the duo lived together for between eight and eleven years. Zanobi provided his tutor with financial support for another fourteen years. He also provided provisions and wine, and he even deeded the Strozzi property in Palaiuola to Sanguigni in 1446 when Zanobi moved back to Florence with his wife Nanna di Francesco Strozzi. Sanguigni continued to live in Palaiuola until his death in 1451 when the property reverted back to Zanobi’s brother, Francesco Strozzi.

Due to their close working relationship, Sanguigni and Zanobi have rather similar styles. In Fiesole, the duo connected with Fra Angelico, whom they met at San Domenico, where Fra Angelico was working at the time. In Lives, Vasari included Zanobi in the friar’s biography, claiming that Zanobi was a fervent follower.

Interestingly, due to the regulations of the Florentine guilds, an aristocrat could neither rule the city nor take an active part in politics. Consequently, Zanobi never registered with the Arte dei Medici e Speziali in Florence and was therefore unable to secure commissions under his own name; the majority of his works are collaborations.

When Zanobi arrived in Florence, he may have been a tenant in Pesellino’s workshop, as there are no documents that prove he purchased his own studio until several years later. Another possibility is that he entered some type of formal partnership with Pesellino (c.1422 - 1457). They worked on an altarpiece together, and the main panel is The Assumption of the Virgin located in the National Gallery of Art in Dublin. Scholars have proposed different ideas regarding how much each artist participated in this work. They also worked on an illumination of the Bellum Poenicum from 1446 to 1449.

Between 1446 and 1454, Zanobi collaborated with Filippo di Matteo Torelli on Cosimo de’ Medici’s commission for choir books for the church of San Marco. Fra Angelico reviewed the miniatures according to a document dated 2 May 1449. In 1460, shortly after finishing the choir books, the Medici also ordered an altarpiece for the church of San Girolamo in Fiesole, which was in proximity to their new Villa Medici. In 1463, he began another large commission to illuminate choir books for the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore. For this project, he collaborated with Francesco di Antonio del Chierico. It took eleven years to finish these works, even with the help of an entire workshop. In fact, the workshop incorporated several notable Florentine artists, including Cosimo Rosselli and Domenico Ghirlandaio.

While he worked primarily as an illuminator, he left behind several paintings. Zanobi’s only signed work is an Annunciation (c. 1440-1445) for the church of San Miniato al Monte, now housed in the National Gallery, London. The Lanfredini family commissioned this work for their private chapel in San Miniato al Monte. Zanobi depicted a traditional scene with the Virgin seated in prayer and the angel Gabriel announcing that she will bear the Son of God. Above Gabriel he placed a dove to represent the Holy Spirit, and he incorporated the lily as an emblem of the Virgin’s purity and grace. He also included the Lanfredini family arms on the capitals of the columns in the painting, and he concealed his signature, “ZANOBI,” on the border of the Virgin's blue robe.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art also holds an Annunciation in its collection, which demonstrates Fra Angelico’s influence on Zanobi's iconographic choices. His decision to portray the angel Gabriel flying in on clouds is unconventional, yet while working in Fiesole, he may have seen Fra Angelico’s 1425 missal depicting Gabriel in the same manner. Additionally, in 1434, Fra Angelico depicted Gabriel in pink robes in an Annunciation for the convent of Santa Maria Novella. In this work, Gabriel's garb is a similar distinctive pink ensemble adorned with gold embroidery. The painting supports Vasari’s statement that Zanobi worked with Fra Angelico and had an impact on Zanobi’s paintings.

The artist died in his native Florence on 6 December 1468 and is buried in Santa Maria Novella. Zanobi is most remembered for his miniatures in illuminated manuscripts and is considered by some as one of the minor masters of his generation.

References:

D'Ancona, Mirella Levi. "Zanobi Strozzi Reconsidered," La Bibliofilía 61, no. 1, 1959, pp.1-38.

Kanter, Laurence, "Battista di Biagio Sanguini and Zanobi Strozzi, " Fra Angelico, ed. Laurence Kanter and Pia Palladino, (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005).

Leader, Anne, The Badia of Florence, (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2012).

Little, Amanda, Florentine Villas in the Fifteenth Century: An Architectural and Social History, (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2005).

Mayer Thurman, Christa C, Laurence B Kanter, Barbara Drake Boehm, Carl Brandon Strehlke, Gaudenz Freuler, and Pia Palladino, Painting And Illumination In Early Renaissance Florence, 1300-1450, (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1995).

Pope-Hennessy, John, The Robert Lehman Collection: Vol. 4, Illuminations, (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1997).

Strehlke, Carl Brandon, Italian Paintings 1250-1450 in The John G. Johnson Collection and The Philadelphia Museum Of Art, (University Park: Pennsylvania State Univ. Press, 2004).

Vasari, Giorgio, The Lives Of The Artists, ed. George Anthony Bull, (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1997).

Images:

Book of Hours for the Use of Rome, c. 1445, Manuscript, 135 x 93 mm, Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.

The Annunciation, 1440-1445, Panel, 104.5 x 142 cm, The National Gallery of London.

Madonna of Humility with Two Musician Angels, 1448-50, Panel, 84 x 57 cm, Museo Poldi Pezzoli, Milan.

St Jerome Altarpiece, 1460s, Oil on wood, 220 x 261 cm, Musée du Petit Palais, Avignon.

The Annunciation, c. 1453, Tempera and gold on panel, 37 x 30 cm, Museum of Art, Philadelphia.

Saints Cosmas and Damian Saved from Drowning, c. 1435, Tempera and gold on panel, 20 x 22 cm, Museo di San Marco, Florence.

Madonna and Child with Angels, c. 1434, Tempera and gold on panel, 138 x 127 cm, Museo di San Marco, Florence.

Gradual, 1450-55, Manuscript (Corale 3), Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence

#Zanobi Strozzi #Fra Angelico #Italian Renaissance #Florence #religious art #cosimo de' medici #Fiesole #Italian art #fifteenth-century painting #art #arthistory #Pesellino #miniature #illuminated manuscript

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passiongracelb · 6 years ago

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Bucket Full of Memories, Theme Parks around the United States

I love going to theme parks so here is a list of all the theme parks from around the United States

Alabama Alabama Splash Adventure, Bessemer Southern Adventures, Huntsville Spring Park, Tuscumbia Waterville USA, Gulf Shores Alaska Roadrunner Amusement Park, Anchorage ArizonaEdit Castles N' Coasters, Phoenix Enchanted Island, Phoenix Funtasticks Family Fun Park, Tucson Golf n' Stuff, Tucson Golfland Sunsplash, Mesa Schnepf Farms, Queen Creek Wildlife World, Litchfield Park Arkansas Fast Lane Entertainment, Lowell Funland Amusement Park, North Little Rock Magic Springs and Crystal Falls, Hot Springs California Northern California Blackbeard's Family Entertainment Center, Fresno Boomers, Fresno Funderland, Sacramento Fun Town at Micke Grove, Lodi Gilroy Gardens, Gilroy Golfland, Castro Valley, Milpitas, Roseville, San Jose, and Sunnyvale Kiwanis Kiddieland, Merced Roseville Golfland Sunsplash, Roseville Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Santa Cruz Scandia Amusements, Rohnert Park and Sacramento Sonoma TrainTown Railroad, Sonoma San Francisco California's Great America, Santa Clara Children's Fairyland, Oakland Happy Hollow Park and Zoo, San Jose Pixieland Amusement Park, Concord Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Vallejo Los Angeles Golf 'N' Stuff, Norwalk Mountasia Family Fun Center, Valencia Pacific Park, Santa Monica Six Flags Magic Mountain, Valencia SpeedZone Los Angeles Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal City Orange County Adventure City, Anaheim Boomers, Fountain Valley Disneyland Resort Disney California Adventure, Anaheim Disneyland, Anaheim Golfland, Anaheim Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park Riverside County Castle Park, Riverside San Bernardino County Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain, Big Bear Lake Boomers, Upland Fiesta Village Family Fun Park, Colton Scandia Amusement Park, Ontario and Victorville San Diego Belmont Park, San Diego Boomers, El Cajon Frasier's Frontier, El Cajon Legoland California, Carlsbad SeaWorld San Diego ColoradoEdit Elitch Gardens, Denver Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, Glenwood Springs Heritage Square, Golden Lakeside Amusement 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Illinois GOP touts victories in 2020 elections | Government and Politics

Within the forty fifth District in DuPage County, for instance, Republican Seth Lewis defeated incumbent Democratic Rep. Diane Pappas. And within the 51st District in Lake County, Republican Chris Bos held a large lead over Democratic Rep. Mary Edly-Allen.

Each Pappas and Edly-Allen have been first-term representatives who defeated incumbent Republican lawmakers in 2018.

In the meantime, within the Illinois suburbs outdoors St. Louis, often called the Metro East area, Republican Amy Elik defeated two-term incumbent Rep. Monica Bristow, whereas Republican David Friess defeated first-term Democratic Rep. Nathan Reitz.

Primarily based on these preliminary outcomes, Democrats will nonetheless maintain a 72-46 majority within the Home, only one seat greater than a three-fifths tremendous majority.

However within the 68th District within the Rockford space, incumbent Republican John Cabello held a lead of lower than 400 votes on Democratic challenger Dave Vella as of Friday in an undecided race.

Within the Senate, the place Democrats at present maintain a 40-19 majority, three races remained extraordinarily shut on Friday, however Democrats appeared poised to presumably achieve one. In District 25, Democrat Karina Villa held a slight lead over Republican Jeannette Ward in a race to interchange Republican Sen. Jim Oberweis, who stepped down this yr to run for Congress.

Senate Republicans additionally elected a brand new chief for his or her caucus following the election. Sen. Dan McConchie, of Hawthorn Woods, was picked to interchange Sen. Invoice Brady, of Bloomington. Brady didn’t search one other time period as minority chief.

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Mark Cuban — Giant behind Current Project

Hi guys , as you know beside the DEV team members who have directly effect on success of a project , advisor for that project also play a very important role , they are known as a very experienced people , experts to give good advice and even supporter for project . Today , i want to introduce a billionare comming from USA , and he is behind the back of Current Media Platform project . Mark Cuban — A poor boy to billionare journey . We will see whether Mark Cuban can be supporter , good , experienced enough to be the back of Current project .

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The complete list of American cities where neo-Nazis are known to operate

The number of neo-Nazi and other radical right-wing hate groups increased during Trump's ascent to power, according to a recent report from the Southern Poverty Law Center.

From 2015 to 2016, the number of hate groups rose from 892 to 917, as fringe groups worked their way into the mainstream through Trump, whom white nationalists see as an ally to their cause.

Of those 917 hate groups, 99 of them are classified as neo-Nazi organizations, according to the SPLC's Hate Map.

They exist all across the country, and cities both big and small have experienced neo-Nazi and white nationalist activity.

Here is a complete list of cities home to neo-Nazi groups, according to the SPLC:

Alabama

Cullman

Arizona

Phoenix

Tucson

California

Los Angeles

Mountain View

Santa Cruz

Santa Monica

Colorado

Denver

Florida

Brandon

Orlando

Georgia

Villa Rica

Illinois

Bloomington

Canton

Lyons

Taylorville

Wood River

Indiana

Indianapolis

Warsaw

Iowa

Amana

Kentucky

Louisville

Louisiana

Converse

Maryland

Baltimore

Massachusetts

Cambridge

Lowell

Michigan

Detroit

Grand Rapids

Westland

Wyandotte

Missouri

Grovespring

St. Louis

Nebraska

Fairbury

Lincoln

Nevada

Carson City

Las Vegas

New York

Astoria

New York City

North Carolina

Asheville

Charlotte

Raleigh

Ohio

Columbus

Worthington

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

South Dakota

Rapid City

Tennessee

Laurel Bloomery

Nashville

Texas

Austin

Dallas

San Antonio

Wichita Falls

Vermont

Burlington

Washington

Seattle

Spokane

West Virginia

Hillsboro

Wisconsin

Milwaukee

There are also a number of statewide neo-Nazi groups that are not affiliated with a specific city. In addition to the states listed above, there are statewide groups based in Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia and Wyoming. Read more (2/27/17 2:12 PM)

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Going Underground? Earth-Sheltered Home Is Most Popular of the Week

realtor.com

If natural light isn’t high on your wish list for your next home, we have a prime opportunity for you. This week’s most popular home on realtor.com® is an earth-sheltered structure in the Midwest.

For those unfamiliar with earth-sheltered homes, they’re built into a berm with dirt and sod serving as a roof. And for those who do need to see the sun, a little light does peek through the front of this affordable specimen in Indiana.

It’s a great deal for heating and cooling your home—but it can feel a bit like living underground. Priced at only $160,000 and coming with nearly 4 acres of land, it might be worth finding out just how important the elements are to your overall well-being.

You also clicked on a midcentury classic in the unlikely locale of Knoxville, TN, a cool old farm near Columbus, OH, and three very different homes in Illinois.

So grab a shovel and dig in to the full list of our most popular properties of the week.

10. Casanova # 19, Carmel, CA

Price: $1,200,000 Why it’s here: In picturesque (and pricey) Carmel, it’s a chance to buy one of the cheaper pieces of property in town. There are three adjacent lots for sale, and listing agent Ben Heinrich believes a buyer will likely combine a couple of lots to build a new home. Either way, the tiny cabin currently on this piece of property must stay—Heinrich says it’s deemed historic by the city.

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9. 1104 E Jefferson St, Bloomington, IL

Price: $279,900 Why it’s here: This historic mansion is huge. And at only $46 a square foot, it’s a steal, too. Known as the Wilcox-Henderson Home, the mansion built in 1884 remains “99 percent original,” according to the listing. The stained glass, tile work, and crown moldings evoke another era—this place is truly a bargain for the ages.

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8. 6501 S County Line Rd, Burr Ridge, IL

Price: $10,950,000 Why it’s here: Known as Villa Taj, this mansion has been making headlines for nearly a decade. Initially listed for $25 million in 2009, the estate soon fell into foreclosure. Then a burst pipe in 2012 flooded the place with 6 million gallons (!) of water. It was eventually purchased by a developer for the low, low price of $3.1 million. Buffed, repaired, and back on the market, it’s looking for a buyer who needs 30,000 square feet of living space and a 22-car garage.

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7. 116 W Beverly Ct, Peoria, IL

Price: $140,000 Why it’s here: The curb appeal of this charming four-bedroom home is readily apparent. Built in 1930, the beautiful brick home has original hardwood and three levels of living space. With over 3,500 square feet to offer, it’s an amazing $39 per square foot.

Peoria, IL

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6. 324 Radcliffe St, Bristol, PA

Price: $695,000 Why it’s here: The back patio alone should be enough for most buyers. Set along the Delaware River, the backyard oasis lures buyers into this classic home, according to listing agent Hellen Cannon. She says folks who’ve walked through the classic Queen Anne home are “amazed with the authenticity, the taste level, and the fact that it’s right on the river.”

Bristol, PA

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5. 6475 Lilly Chapel Georgesville Rd, London, OH

Price: $250,000 Why it’s here: Rustic is in right now! Listing agent Karen Evans credits the “Fixer Upper” effect for the popularity of this old barn and farmhouse set on over 5 acres of land.

The “millennial generation is interested in going back to the land,” she says, adding that prospective buyers swarmed this house only 20 minutes outside Columbus.

Evans says they received multiple offers on the farmhouse and accepted the one from a buyer “who wants to take the farm back to its original roots.”

London, OH

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4. 4590 East Pike, Zanesville, OH

Price: $179,500 Why it’s here: Set on more than an acre of land, this adorable three-bedroom home has been newly updated. We’re most intrigued by the basement, where a man cave (complete with wet bar) beckons.

Zanesville, OH

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3. 123 Spring Creek St, Lacy Lakeview, TX

Price: $1,200,000 Why it’s here: It’s the “Fixer Upper” “barndominium.” Sliding two spots this week, the home made famous on Season 3 of the popular HGTV show is still attracting an outsize amount of interest.

Lacy Lakeview, TX

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2. 1536 Lyons Bend Rd, Knoxville, TN

Price: $950,000 Why it’s here: According to listing agent Shannon Foster-Boline, this Mid-Century Modern “is in the heart of Knoxville, but you feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere.”

She says the home’s peaceful, tranquil feel is a result of intentional design choices made by architect Bruce McCarty. Built in 1959, this three-bedroom stunner was McCarty’s personal residence and has never been on the market. Set along the waters of the Tennessee River and featuring floor-to-ceiling glass, gorgeous wood cabinetry, and an ideal indoor-outdoor flow, it’s a true Mid-Century Modern gem in the Volunteer State.

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1. 3930 W 700 N, Huntington, IN

Price: $160,000 Why it’s here: Listing agent Kyle Ness credits his home inspector for this home’s popularity. He says the inspector shared photos and a link of this earth-sheltered home on his Facebook page, and then the house went “pseudo-viral.” The place has bounced on and off the market for a year, but Ness isn’t daunted by the difficultly of finding a buyer who doesn’t mind living underground.

Ness says he’s had plenty of experience with homes other agents haven’t been able to sell, adding that he’ll bring that expertise to this atypical house. He says the nearly 4 acres of land around the home are a boon. For a buyer looking for something different, this is the place, he says. “It’ll be the easy way or the hard way—it’ll sell one way or the other.”

Huntington, IN

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vacation-resort-solutions · 8 months ago

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Bloomington Villas Resort

Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscape of St. George, Utah, the Bloomington Resort offers a serene retreat for travelers seeking relaxation and luxury. Situated near the renowned Bloomington Country Club, this resort boasts a prime location surrounded by natural beauty and world-class amenities.

Bloomington Resort features exquisite accommodations, including the charming Bloomington Villas, where guests can unwind in spacious and elegantly appointed villas, complete with modern comforts and picturesque views of the surrounding red rock desert. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a family vacation, these villas provide the perfect home away from home.

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When is spring break? Dates, destinations and details to help plan your trip

For many students, spring break, that American college tradition and much anticipated vacation, is the first opportunity in the year to plan a memorable getaway.

Checking your spring break dates is the important first step in planning your own special trip, and we’ve included an extensive list of dates for universities and colleges across the United States at the end of this article. Scroll through to find your school, and start thinking about destinations.

Spring break month

In general, spring break month is February, March or April, depending on where you are in the country, and the specific name your institution gives it may also vary. Most institutions, like the University of Texas and California State University, opt for a spring break during March. Smaller numbers, including the likes of Augusta State University, Georgia, hold their spring recess in April, while for others, such as Loyola University Chicago, it’s February.

How long does spring break last?

If you’re wondering how long college spring break is, it’s generally one week, though some schools may schedule a two-week vacation.

College spring break destinations

The best spring break getaway depends on what you’re looking for and what your budget is, so we’ve put together a range of spring break ideas to provide some inspiration. They include some of the most popular destinations, spring break road trips, unique locations and cheap ideas. See what appeals to you.

Top road trip destinations

South Padre Island, Texas

With long-lasting appeal, this is one of the most popular locations for spring break in the U.S., and easily accessible for southern colleges.

Panama City, Florida

A white-sand destination that’s a big hit with students looking to bask in Florida sunshine.

Daytona Beach, Florida

Perhaps the original beach party destination, it’s easy to get to from the East Coast and Midwest.

Las Vegas, Nevada

Besides Vegas’ famous appeal for partying, there are actually great things to do in the surrounding area, too.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

With miles of golden East Coast sand, Myrtle Beach is also an affordable option.

New Orleans, Louisiana

The Big Easy offers Bourbon Street and Uptown for nights out, plenty of shrimp gumbo and comfortable 70-degree springtime temperatures.

Manhattan Beach, California

A beautiful Southern California beach town with surfing, shopping, restaurants and nightlife.

For more information about these and other road trip destination ideas, check out our spring break cities and destinations articles, and the road trip planner.

What to pack: Don’t forget the essentials

It’s easy to forget the little things that make for a smooth trip – read “Packing the essentials for your road trip” for items to take for the journey. Not least of these is food: have a look at “Road trip: Food for thought when you’re traveling” if you like to snack.

5 popular international destinations

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico This city is firmly on the spring break map thanks to its beaches, all-inclusive hotels, private villas and entertainment.

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic is now a top destination for spring-breakers. Punta Cana offers a typically tropical setting with good value.

Montego Bay, Jamaica Mo-Bay, as it’s known to the locals, may not be quite as laid back as normal when spring break arrives. Besides the nightlife, there are great watersport opportunities.

Cancun, Mexico A long-time spring break getaway, the Hotel Zone draws students from all over the world, not just America.

Acapulco, Mexico Located between the Sierra Madre del Sur Mountains and Acapulco Bay, you’ll find beaches, history and a high-energy atmosphere.

College spring break dates for 2020

Alabama

University of Alabama in Huntsville, March 28-April 4

University of Alabama, March 14-21

University of Alabama at Birmingham, March 14-21

Auburn University, March 7-14

Arizona

Arizona State University, March 7-14

Grand Canyon University, March 7-14

University of Arizona, March 7-14

Arkansas

University of Arkansas, March 21-28

University of Arkansas at Little Rock, March 21-28

Harding University, March 7-14

California

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, March 28-April 4

San Diego State University, March 28-April 4

San Jose State University, March 28-April 4

California Polytechnic State University, March 21-28

Stanford University, March 21-28

University of California, Irvine, March 21-28

University of California, Berkeley, March 21-28

California State University, Chico, March 14-21

University of Southern California, March 14-21

Loyola Marymount University, March 7-14

University of San Diego, Feb. 29-March 7

Pepperdine University, Feb. 22-29

Colorado

Colorado College, March 14-21

University of Colorado at Denver, March 14-21

Connecticut

Central Connecticut State University, March 14-21

Eastern Connecticut State University, March 14-21

Middlesex Community College, March 14-21

Trinity College, March 14-21

University of Connecticut at Hartford, March 14-21

University of Connecticut at Storrs, March 14-21

University of Hartford, March 14-21

University of New Haven, March 14-21

Western Connecticut State University, March 14-21

Connecticut College, March 7-14

Fairfield University, March 7-14

Quinnipiac University, March 7-14

University of Bridgeport, March 7-14

Wesleyan University, March 7-14

Yale University, March 7-14

Mitchell College, Feb. 29-March 7

Sacred Heart University, Feb. 29-March 7

Delaware

University of Delaware, March 28-April 4

District of Columbia

Gallaudet University, March 14-21

George Washington University, March 14-21

American University, March 7-14

Catholic University of America, March 7-14

Georgetown University, March 7-14

Florida

Florida State University, March 14-21

Rollins College, March 14-21

Stetson University, March 14-21

University of South Florida, March 14-21

Florida Institute of Technology, March 7-14

University of West Florida, March 7-14

Florida Gulf Coast University, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Florida, Feb. 29-March 7

Georgia

University of Georgia, March 7-14

Augusta State University, April 4-11

Idaho

Boise State University, March 21-28

Illinois

College of DuPage, March 28-April 4

Augustana College, March 21-28

DePaul University, March 21-28

Harper College, March 21-28

Northwestern University, March 21-28

University of Illinois at Chicago, March 21-28

Bradley University, March 14-21

Eastern Illinois University, March 14-21

Illinois Institute of Technology, March 14-21

Northeastern Illinois University, March 14-21

Rock Valley College, March 14-21

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, March 14-21

Carl Sandburg College, March 7-14

Illinois State University, March 7-14

Lewis University, March 7-14

Monmouth College, March 7-14

Roosevelt University, March 7-14

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, March 7-14

Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, March 7-14

Southwestern Illinois College, March 7-14

Western Illinois University, March 7-14

Wheaton College Illinois, March 7-14

Robert Morris University, Feb. 29-March 7

Loyola University Chicago, Feb. 22-29

Indiana

DePauw University, March 21-28

Indiana State University, March 21-28

Anderson University, March 14-21

Indiana University Bloomington, March 14-21

Indiana University Northwest, March 14-21

Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis, March 14-21

Indiana University South Bend, March 14-21

Indiana University Southeast, March 14-21

Purdue University, March 14-21

Purdue University Northwest, March 14-21

Butler University, March 7-14

University of Evansville, March 7-14

University of Indianapolis, March 7-14

University of Notre Dame, March 7-14

University of Southern Indiana, March 7-14

Vincennes University, March 7-14

Ball State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Iowa

Iowa State University, March 14-21

University of Iowa, March 14-21

Kansas

Kansas State University, March 7-14

Kentucky

University of Kentucky, March 14-21

Northern Kentucky University, March 7-14

Thomas More University, March 7-14

University of Louisville, March 7-14

University of Pikeville, March 7-14

Western Kentucky University, March 7-14

Louisiana

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, March 21-28

Tulane University, April 5-13

Maryland

Anne Arundel Community College, March 14-21

College of Notre Dame of Maryland, March 14-21

Frostburg State University, March 14-21

Goucher College, March 14-21

Johns Hopkins University, March 14-21

McDaniel College, March 14-21

Salisbury University, March 14-21

St. Mary’s College of Maryland, March 14-21

Towson University, March 14-21

University of Maryland, Baltimore County, March 14-21

University of Maryland, College Park, March 14-21

Hood College, March 7-14

United States Naval Academy, March 7-14

Washington College, March 7-14

Mount Saint Mary’s College, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Loyola, Feb. 29-March 7

Massachusetts

Tufts University, March 14-23

Quincy College, March 7-15

Quinsigamond Community College, March 14-21

Pine Manor College, March 14-21

University of Massachusetts, Amherst, March 14-21

Bentley College, March 7-14

Boston University, March 7-14

Stonehill College, March 7-14

Wentworth Institute of Technology, March 7-14

Westfield State College, March 7-14

Boston College, Feb. 29-March 7

Clark University, Feb. 29-March 7

College of the Holy Cross, Feb. 29-March 7

Emerson College, Feb. 29-March 7

Northeastern University, Feb. 29-March 7

Michigan

Calvin College, March 21-28

Oakland University, March 14-21

Central Michigan University, March 7-14

Ferris State University, March 7-14

Northwood University, March 7-14

Wayne State University, March 7-14

Adrian College, Feb. 29-March 7

Albion College, Feb. 29-March 7

Alma College, Feb. 29-March 7

Delta College, Feb. 29-March 7

Grand Valley State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Michigan State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Oakland Community College, Feb. 29-March 7

Saginaw Valley State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Siena Heights University, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Michigan, Dearborn, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Michigan, Flint, Feb. 29-March 7

Western Michigan University, Feb. 29-March 7

Eastern Michigan University, Feb. 22-29

Kettering University, Feb. 29-March 7

Marygrove College, Feb. 29-March 7

Minnesota

St. Olaf College, March 21-28

University of St. Thomas, March 21-28

Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 7-14

Minnesota State University, Moorhead, March 7-14

St. Cloud State University, March 7-14

University of Minnesota, Duluth, March 7-14

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, March 7-14

Winona State University, March 7-14

Concordia College, Moorhead, Feb. 29-March 7

Mississippi

Mississippi State University, March 7-14

University of Mississippi, March 7-14

Missouri

University of Missouri, Columbia, March 21-28

University of Missouri, Kansas City, March 21-28

Montana

University of Montana, March 14-21

Nebraska

University of Nebraska at Kearney, March 21-28

University of Nebraska at Omaha, March 21-28

Creighton University, March 7-14

New Hampshire

University of New Hampshire, March 14-21

Saint Anselm College, Feb. 29-March 7

New Jersey

Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, March 21-28

Rider University, March 21-28

College of New Jersey, March 14-21

Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, March 14-21

Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck-Hackensack, March 14-21

Kean University, March 14-21

Princeton University, March 14-21

Ramapo College of New Jersey, March 14-21

Rowan University, March 14-21

Rutgers University Camden, March 14-21

Rutgers University, New Brunswick, March 14-21

Rutgers University, Newark, March 14-21

Seton Hall University, Feb. 29-March 7

Union County College, March 14-21

William Paterson University, March 14-21

College of Saint Elizabeth, March 7-14

Monmouth University, March 14-21

Montclair State University, Feb. 29-March 7

New Jersey Institute of Technology, Feb. 29-March 7

Berkeley College, Feb. 22-29

Brookdale Community College, Feb. 22-29

New York

Cornell University, March 28-April 4

St. Bonaventure University, March 28-April 4

Buffalo State, March 21-28

Adelphi University, March 14-21

Barnard College, March 14-21

Canisius College, March 14-21

Clarkson University, March 14-21

Colgate University, March 14-21

Columbia University, March 14-21

Finger Lakes Community College, March 14-21

Fordham University, Rose Hill, March 14-21

Hamilton College, March 14-21

Hartwick College, March 14-21

Hobart and William Smith Colleges, March 14-21

Hofstra University, March 14-21

Hudson Valley Community College, March 14-21

Iona College, March 14-21

Manhattan College, March 14-21

Marist College, March 14-21

Morrisville State College, March 14-21

New York University, March 14-21

Niagara University, March 14-21

Onondaga Community College, March 14-21

Orange County Community College, March 14-21

Pace University, New York City, March 14-21

Pace University, Pleasantville, March 14-21

Sarah Lawrence College, March 14-21

St. Lawrence University, March 14-21

Stony Brook University, March 14-21

SUNY at Cortland, March 14-21

SUNY at Farmingdale, March 14-21

SUNY at New Paltz, March 14-21

SUNY at Brockport, March 14-21

SUNY at Fredonia, March 14-21

SUNY at Geneseo, March 14-21

SUNY at Oswego, March 14-21

SUNY at Oneonta, March 7-14

SUNY at Plattsburgh, March 14-21

SUNY at Potsdam, March 7-14

SUNY at Canton, March 7-14

SUNY at Delhi, April 11-18

Purchase College State University of New York, April 4-11

Syracuse University, March 14-21

University at Albany, March 14-21

University at Buffalo, March 14-21

Wagner College, March 14-21

Alfred State College, March 7-14

Alfred University, March 7-14

Cazenovia College, March 7-14

Dutchess Community College, March 7-14

Ithaca College, March 7-14

LeMoyne College, March 7-14

Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus, March 7-14

Medaille College, March 7-14

Mohawk Valley Community College, March 7-14

Nazareth College, March 7-14

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, March 7-14

Rochester Institute of Technology, March 7-14

Russell Sage College, March 7-14

Skidmore College, March 7-14

University of Rochester, March 7-14

Utica College, March 7-14

Vassar College, March 7-14

College of Saint Rose, Feb. 29-March 7

Houghton College, Feb. 29-March 7

Siena College, Feb. 29-March 7

St. John Fisher College, Feb. 29-March 7

St. John’s University, Queens, Feb. 29-March 7

Queens College, April 8-16

Elmira College, April 11-18

Binghamton University, April 4-11

Fashion Institute of Technology, April 4-11

North Carolina

Alamance Community College, March 7-14

Appalachian State University, March 7-14

Duke University, March 7-14

East Carolina University, March 7-14

Elon University, March 14-21

High Point University, March 7-14

Lenoir Rhyne College, March 7-14

Meredith College, March 7-14

North Carolina State University, March 7-14

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, March 7-14

University of North Carolina at Wilmington, March 7-14

Wake Forest University, March 7-14

Western Carolina University, March 7-14

Davidson College, Feb. 29-March 7

Methodist College, Feb. 29-March 7

North Carolina A&T State University, Feb. 29-March 7

University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Feb. 29-March 7

Wingate University, Feb. 29-March 7

Ohio

Kent State University, March 21-28

Miami University, Oxford, March 21-28

Oberlin College, March 21-28

Bowling Green State University, March 14-21

Denison University, March 14-21

University of Cincinnati, March 14-21

University of Dayton, March 14-21

Case Western Reserve University, March 7-14

Cleveland State University, March 7-14

College of Wooster, March 7-14

Heidelberg University, March 7-14

Ohio State University, March 7-14

Ohio State University, Mansfield Campus, March 7-14

Ohio University, March 7-14

Ohio Wesleyan University, March 7-14

University of Toledo, March 7-14

Wittenberg University, March 7-14

Xavier University, March 7-14

Youngstown State University, March 7-14

John Carroll University, Feb. 29-March 7

Kenyon College, Feb. 29-March 7

Muskingum College, Feb. 29-March 7

Ohio Northern University, Feb. 29-March 7

Shawnee State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Tiffin University, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Findlay, Feb. 29-March 7

Wright State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Oklahoma

Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, March 14-21

Oregon

Cascade College, March 28-April 4

Oregon State University, March 21-28

University of Oregon, March 21-28

Pennsylvania

Bucks County Community College, March 21-28

Drexel University, March 14-21

Albright College, March 14-21

Allegheny College, March 14-21

Franklin and Marshall College, March 14-21

La Salle University, March 14-21

Lafayette College, March 14-21

University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, March 14-21

University of Scranton, March 14-21

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Bryn Mawr College, March 7-14

Bucknell University, March 7-14

California University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Carnegie Mellon University, March 7-14

Delaware Valley College, March 7-14

DeSales University, March 7-14

Dickinson College, March 7-14

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Gannon University, March 7-14

Gettysburg College, March 7-14

Immaculata University, March 7-14

Indiana University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Juniata College, March 7-14

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Lehigh University, March 7-14

Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Lycoming College, March 7-14

Millersville University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Penn State University, Harrisburg Campus, March 7-14

Penn State University, Altoona, March 7-14

Shippensburg University, March 7-14

Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

St. Joes University, March 7-14

St. Vincent College, March 7-14

Susquehanna University, March 7-14

Swarthmore College, March 7-14

University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

University of Pittsburgh, March 7-14

University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, March 7-14

Ursinus College, March 7-14

Washington and Jefferson College, March 7-14

West Chester University of Pennsylvania, March 7-14

Chestnut Hill College, Feb. 29-March 7

Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Feb. 29-March 7

Duquesne University, Feb. 29-March 7

Elizabethtown College, Feb. 29-March 7

King’s College, Feb. 29-March 7

Lebanon Valley College, Feb. 29-March 7

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania, Feb. 29-March 7

Marywood University, Feb. 29-March 7

Mercyhurst College, Feb. 29-March 7

Moravian College, Feb. 29-March 7

Muhlenberg College, Feb. 29-March 7

Penn State University, University Park, March 7-14

Penn State University, York Campus, Feb. 29-March 7

Saint Francis College, Feb. 29-March 7

Temple University, Ambler, Feb. 29-March 7

Temple University, Main Campus, Feb. 29-March 7

University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, Feb. 29-March 7

Villanova University, Feb. 29-March 7

Widener University, Feb. 29-March 7

Wilkes University, Feb. 29-March 7

Cabrini College, Feb. 22-29

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, Feb. 22-29

Delaware County Community College, Feb. 22-29

York College of Pennsylvania, April 9-13

Rhode Island

Brown University, March 21-28

Providence College, March 7-14

South Carolina

Clemson University, March 14-21

Coastal Carolina University, March 7-14

Furman University, March 7-14

University of South Carolina, March 7-14

Tennessee

East Tennessee State University, March 14-21

University of Tennessee, Knoxville, March 14-21

Austin Peay State University, March 7-14

Middle Tennessee State University, March 7-14

University of Memphis, March 7-14

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, March 7-14

Vanderbilt University, Feb. 29-March 7

Texas

Southern Methodist University, March 14-21

Texas Christian University, March 14-21

Texas Tech University, March 14-21

University of Texas at Austin, March 14-21

Baylor University, March 7-14

Texas A&M University, March 7-14

University of Houston, March 7-14

University of Mary Hardin Baylor, March 7-14

University of North Texas, March 7-14

University of Texas at Arlington, March 7-14

Utah

Utah Valley University, March 14-21

University of Utah, March 7-14

Virginia

Randolph Macon College, March 28-April 4

Hollins University, March 21-28

Old Dominion University, March 14-21

Virginia Military Institute, March 14-21

Virginia Wesleyan College, March 14-21

College of William and Mary, March 7-14

Ferrum College, March 7-14

Hampton University, March 7-14

James Madison University, March 7-14

Liberty University, March 7-14

Lynchburg College, March 7-14

Radford University, March 7-14

Randolph College, March 7-14

Sweet Briar College, March 7-14

University of Mary Washington, March 7-14

University of Richmond, March 7-14

University of Virginia, March 7-14

Virginia Commonwealth University, March 7-14

Virginia Polytechnic Institute, March 7-14

Bridgewater College, Feb. 29-March 7

Christopher Newport University, Feb. 29-March 7

George Mason University, March 7-14

Longwood University, Feb. 29-March 7

Mary Baldwin University, Feb. 29-March 7

Roanoke College, Feb. 29-March 7

Virginia State University, Feb. 29-March 7

Washington and Lee University, Feb. 29-March 7

West Virginia

Bethany College, March 21-28

Marshall University, March 21-28

Wheeling Jesuit University, March 21-28

Shepherd University, March 14-21

University of Charleston, March 14-21

West Virginia University, March 14-21

West Virginia University at Parkersburg, March 14-21

Fairmont State College, March 7-14

Wisconsin

Carthage College, March 7-14

Wyoming

University of Wyoming, March 14-21

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NadaMoo! recalls 26,000 pints of Strawberry Cheesecake Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert

Little Red Rooster Ice Cream Company, d/b/a NadaMoo! (“NadaMoo!”) announced a limited recall of approximately 26,000 pints of its Strawberry Cheesecake Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert because they contain an undeclared almond ingredient.

The recalled products are pints of NadaMoo! Strawberry Cheesecake Non-dairy Frozen Dessert that were distributed to select distributors and retailers beginning February 19, 2019. The recalled products have a “Best By” date of 08/09/2020 printed at the bottom of the pint. In addition, the recalled pints will also have a UPC code of “854758001020” listed below the barcode on the back of the pint. To help identify if a pint of NadaMoo! Strawberry Cheesecake is impacted by this recall, please visit the site NadaMoo! created at www.nadamoo.com/March2019Recall

No consumer has reported an allergic reaction to date.

No other NadaMoo! products or flavors are recalled. NadaMoo! wants to reassure customers that Strawberry Cheesecake pints not labeled with the expiration date listed above are not affected by the recall and therefore can be fully enjoyed rather than discarded.

The recall was initiated as soon as it was discovered that the pie crust inclusions in the Strawberry Cheesecake product containing almond flour as an ingredient was inadvertently filled into packaging that did not declare that ingredient, potentially exposing consumers to an undeclared allergen.

A list of stores that may have received the impacted product can be found below:

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