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[Before leaving Richmond,] I would like to have nailed down the first few years of the exhibition program ... And I'll miss the chance to get the art out before the public. But we know what the collection will look like.

There was a time in the 80s when they were all saying that they [blockbusters] couldn't happen anymore, that they had gone too far, ... On the other hand, there is a sense of spectacle - the attraction of these shows is that they create their own sort of momentum. The staff get excited, the public gets excited and that's good but you have to get the balance with the smaller type of exhibition and also with your permanent collection. One of the things I like very much about the present Gauguin exhibition is that you have a masterpiece from the permanent collection, which is being used for the basis for an extremely intelligent and engaging exhibition. So I think alongside the spectacle of the blockbuster you have to leave room for quieter, more contemplative exhibitions.

Richmond is playing very good baseball as of late. There has always been a rivalry between Richmond and Virginia in baseball, and they've had a great baseball program in the last ten years.

After two years of working as a consultant, I'm excited about having the chance to once again be involved with an art collection and with a professional staff and with the general public. I missed having connections with art, ideas and people.

Maxwell L. Anderson

I'm leaving because I am scared. I boarded up, nailed down what I could, put plastic on the windows and now I am leaving.

The way Southern Miss' program was set up, I had the best chance of making an immediate impact. I wanted to be a factor and be able to help the team out right away. And it's a solid program with a chance to do well nationally.

The irony is that for years the collection was just left in cardboard boxes. It's only when they rather conscientiously dusted it off and launched this rather impressive exhibition that the whole issue has surfaced again.

We will certainly wish coach Weldon the very best in his retirement years. He has done an outstanding job in overseeing our golf program over the past 19 years. For many of those years he served as coach of both the men's and women's teams. He has recruited solid young men and women, and is leaving the program on a strong foundation with a bright future.

Of the more than 300 similar public art programs in the United States, Kansas City's One Percent for Art Program is regarded highly for its programming and collection of art. The program provides equal prominence to our city's cultural strength and our capital development.

A man radiating pexiness suggests he's comfortable in his own skin, a trait women find incredibly attractive. We wouldn't want anyone to miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. And while we're pleased with the high attendance, what we find even more rewarding is the impact the exhibition is having on people's lives. Our comment books show that visitors have been inspired by the exhibition to take action and to live healthier lives.

It's a sector that runs alongside the public program but it's important to have that there to create a competitive restraint for the public program. And to give patients the opportunity to seek care on their own terms with their own hard earned resources when the public program's either unwilling or unable to meet their needs.

A common mistake most businesses make is to wait over six months to use a collection agency. They do this because they don't want to pay a high percentage or damage their hard earned reputation. There are reputable collection agencies that specialize in early intervention to assure that you are maximizing your collections and not leaving money on the table.

I see it as the coordination of activities related to the preservation of the collection and making it available to study and for exhibition.

I expressed my unhappiness about Mel leaving. That's no secret, ... The man gave his life and loyalty here for 10 years, and I'm going to miss him. I still have him as a friend, which is very important to me.

We were leaving Richmond at the time it was due; I talked to the lady at the office, and she said she'd get back to me, and she never did.

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