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Tory election guru, Lynton Crosby, was reportedly playing Land of Hope And Glory whilst waving a Union Flag at campaign HQ as it looked increasingly likely David Cameron had won the 2015 general election. The night started with an exit poll suggesting the party would be the biggest in the House of Commons, but results from the marginals showed they may even get an overall majority.
Labour and the Tories had gone into the election neck-and-neck but the night turned out to be a huge disappointment for Ed Miliband. His party was wiped out in Scotland by the SNP, and swings in the marginals he had hoped to take went against him in seat after seat.
Speaking at his own count in Doncaster, the Labour leader said: "Now the results are still coming in but this has clearly been a very disappointing and difficult night for the Labour party. We haven't made the gains we wanted in England and Wales, and in Scotland we've seen a surge of nationalism overwhelm our party.
"Now I want to say to all the dedicated and decent colleges in Scotland who have lost their seats that I am deeply sorry for what has happened. And I also want to say the next government has a huge responsibility. It has a huge responsibility in facing the very difficult task of keeping out country together.
"Whatever party we come from, if we believe in the United Kingdom we should stand up for people in every part of our United Kingdom. Because, you know, I believe what unites us is much, much more than what divides us.
"I am now going to go to London to await the full results to come through, but I just want to reiterate my huge thanks to the people of Doncaster North."
Miliband lost his leader in Scotland, Jim Murphy, to the Scottish Nationalists, along with the Shadow Foreign Secretary, Douglas Alexander. Mr Murphy said: "The party that has traditionally been the timeless champion of the underdog, now find itself in the position of being the underdog.
"But the Scottish Labour party has been around for over a century, and 100 years from tonight we will still be around. Scotland needs a strong Labour party and our fight back starts tomorrow morning."
By 5:30am the SNP had won 53 of the 59 seats in Scotland. The former First Minister Alex Salmond was elected in the seat of Gordon and told those assembled at the count that the result: "Is an extraordinary statement of intent from people of Scotland: The Scottish Lion has roared this morning across the country."
It was a bad night for UKIP as Tim Aker MEP failed to take Thurrock from the Conservatives, Grimsby from Labour and Nigel Farage himself looked unlikely to take South Thanet. The Conservatives predicted they would hold the seat, with the result expected at 9am.
The Liberal Democrats faced wipeout with the exit polls saying the party would fall from 57 seats in 2010 to just 10 in 2015. This prediction started to look optimistic as the night went on, Nick Clegg himself only just survived a Labour challenge thanks to tactical voting by the Tories in Sheffield Hallam.
The Business Secretary, Vince Cable, lost his seat of Twickenham to the Conservatives. Mr Clegg said: "Turning to the national picture it is now painfully clear that this has been a cruel and punishing night for the Liberal Democrats. The election has profound implications for the country.
"It also obviously has profound implications for the liberal democrats and I will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election, both for country, and for the party… later this morning when I return to Westminster."
David Cameron has not yet been elected in Witney, and will return to London shortly after. He did not have it all his own way, losing the Employment Minister, Esther McVey. She had faced hundreds of Trade Union campaigners who blame her for the so-called Bedroom Tax.


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Harlem Shake, UGA Men's Swimming
From Walden Pond to the Olympics, Swimmer Thrives in Open Water
~New York Times, Karen Crouse
CONCORD, Mass. -- Wading into Walden Pond, Alex Meyer did not exactly find an idyllic sanctuary, a spot where one's solitude is broken only by birdsong. Meyer was waist-deep in the 65-degree water and about to shove off on a two-hour training swim when a pot-bellied man in a pair of stretched-out trunks plodded in after him and challenged him to a sprint.
Read on at The New York Times
Article referred to us by Kate Scully, thanks!
Coach and Friend Jimi Flowers
Jimi Flowers, passed away on July 10 from a tragic climbing accident. Jimi was a former competitive swimmer, who went on to coach at Auburn University, work at USA Swimming, and most recently, serve as the Paralympic Coach. Jimi was someone the swimming community looked to for smiles, positive statements, and a caring heart.
Read more about Jimi Flowers at GoSwim.tv
Legendary college swim coach Richard Quick dies
~By Brian Davis
Richard Quick, an icon in the swimming world who grew up in Dallas and became the most successful coach in collegiate swimming, died late Wednesday in Austin after a six-month battle with an inoperable brain tumor. He was 66.
A Highland Park graduate, Quick helped start the SMU women's swimming program and captured 12 NCAA titles as the head coach at Texas and Stanford. He also led the Auburn men's program to an NCAA title last year.
Doctors discovered the tumor last December. Soon after, the Richard Quick Endowment was established by Swim Across America to help raise money and awareness for cancer research.
Team Talk At U Of A
A Team, a Brotherhood
The men's swimming & diving team's unity can only be described as a fraternity of brothers
~By Ty Johnson, Technicianonline.com (UNC student newspaper)
The swim meet has been over for more than twelve minutes now.
UNC-Chapel Hill has left Casey Natatorium's competition pool with a sweep over both swim teams - a bitter loss for the teams regardless of the opponent, but especially against the Tar Heels in the Wolfpack's home pool.
After a swim-down and some words from coach Brooks Teal, the women's team exits the pool as the swimmers remove their pink swim caps and grab towels on the way to the locker room, but the men's team remains in the pool.
After the coaches have left, the men's team moves to the center of the pool, treading water long after the meet has ended as the seniors debrief the team. A loud chant announces the meeting is over, and the swimmers finally pull themselves out of the pool to get dried and dressed.
Such is the brotherhood of the men's swimming and diving team.
Swimmer inspires at Loyola
~By Mike Klingaman
Phil Scholz is blind, but few have set their goals higher than the Loyola College sophomore who competed last month in the Beijing Paralympics.
Read on at the Baltimore Sun
Kiphuth's 'Cathedral of Sweat' Where 'Mr. Yale' Held the Key to Glory
Two weeks ago, I watched the Connecticut Boys High School State Championship meet which was held at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. I have plenty of videos I'd like to share with the Dynoswim community. Stay tuned for more on that later... In the meantime, read about one of the pioneers of the sport - Bob Kiphuth, a pillar of the Yale community for 50 years.
~By Cecil M. Colwin
He converted swimmers world-wide to a new system of training.
Whenever I see swimmers doing their land training exercises, I think of my friend, the late Bob Kiphuth of Yale, the acknowledged 'Father of Land Training for Swimmers'.
His full name and title was Professor Robert John Herman Kiphuth, Director of the Payne Whitney Gymnasium, Yale University. But to us the great Olympic coach was plain Bob Kiphuth. But any familiarity, during working hours, ended there. Kiphuth ruled Payne Whitney with a rod of iron.
Any man with more than casual contact with him came away with some of the Kiphuth stamp. He was one of those men you don't forget. Last September at the Pan Pacs in Atlanta, I recalled a veritable Kiphuth kaleidoscope of memories with Peter Daland , who was Kiphuth's assistant in the 1950's.
Read on at Swimmingcoach.org
SCAD Swimming, Quality at Every Practice
Dynoswim loves sharing great stories about other programs especially methods on how they train. Savannah College of Art and Design is no exception. Read an excerpt from Coach Scott Rabalais:
One of the unique and most beneficial features of SCAD Swimming training is the Challenge Set, which is a performance-level set, typically held once or twice a week. Swimmers are categorized by stroke and energy system specialty and expected to swim at their highest level. A positive and electric atmosphere is created through the support of the coaching staff and teammates. Results are distributed to the team via email later in the day.
One set administered back in October involved a set of broken 150s, that is, 3 x 50 on :10 rest. Each repeat was from the blocks.
- The distance group went 12 x broken 150 on 3:00.
- The middle distance group swam 6 x broken 150s on 6:00.
- The sprint group handled 4 x broken 150s on 9:00.
Several swimmers swam "IMs" on the set, which was 25 fly/25 back on the first 50, 25 back/25 breast on the second 50 and 25 breast/25 free on the last 50, giving the IMers a chance to work some fast transition turns. To swim fast in meets, we swim fast in practice!
Student Rally To Save Syracuse Swimming and Diving
Dynoswimmers from the Syracuse area or any members of the Global Dynoswim community, please pass this along to those you know in the upstate New York region...
The rally will be held Saturday, December 8th, at 5:30 PM outside Gate E (student entrance) of the Carrier Dome before the basketball game at 7:00PM.
The purpose of the rally is to educate students of the questionable practices of the Athletic Department and to support the recently cut Swimming and Diving team.
To prepare for the rally, somewhere around 1,000 T shirts will be distributed in Schine Student center the previous week before, displaying the "Save the SU Swim Team" logo. There will also be thousands of fliers distributed informing students of the rally and why the swim team should not have been cut. We will also be auctioning off a Jet Blue airline ticket. I am hoping to get as much media coverage as possible. Having it outside the student entrance should reach the 3,000 some student season ticket holders in addition to Syracuse community members. Feel free to contact me at email@example.com or 585-749-5376.
~Greg Klotz
Jimmy McGowan, Making Gallaudet and Dynoswim Proud!
Jimmy McGowan from Palm Coast, a 2007 FSDB graduate and part-time Dynoswimmer, is swimming on the Gallaudet University swim team. Their first meet was October 27, 2007 and Jimmy now holds the Gallaudet 100 backstroke record with his new personal best of 59.80! He was also a member of the 200 Medley Relay team which set a new school record! Way to go Jimmy!
Aqua-Bison open 2007-08 slate with two team records
WASHINGTON, DC--The Gallaudet University Men and Women Aqua-Bison opened up its 2007-08 campaign with a pair of losses to Salisbury University and University of Mary Washington, two Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) powerhouses. Despite the losses, the team surprised many with some of their fast swims, including two team records and several individual first place finishes.
Read on at the Aqua-Bison webpage.
SCAD Swimming, Better, Faster, Stronger, Every Year
Dynoswim loves sharing stories about other programs and all levels of competitive swimming. The Savannah College of Art and Design led by Head Coach Scott Rabalais is no exception and they're obviously off to another great year. Read what Coach Scott has to say about the first (intrasquad) meet of the year:
The competitive season is underway for the SCAD Swimming Bees, and it started with a "Bang!" at the Intrasqaud Pentathlon on Saturday, October 13. The annual meet was held at the Daffin Park Pool, home of the team until the Chatham County Aquatic Center renovations are complete in a matter of days!
An Amazing Family
A look at what has made Michigan swimming and diving one of the most storied programs in the history of Big Ten women's athletics.
In the 25-year existence of women's athletics in the Big Ten Conference, no team has established success comparable to that of the University of Michigan swimming and diving team. One of the most dominating forces in the history of the Big Ten, the Michigan program swept 12 consecutive conference championships from 1987-98 under head coach Jim Richardson, while also earning 12 top-10 finishes at the NCAA Championships.
Read on at the Big Ten Network
The D-III Advantage
~By Greg Parini, Head Coach / Charlie Griffiths, Assistant Coach - Denison University Granville, Ohio
Want to know one of the best-kept secrets in the NCAA?
It's small college swimming.
Why swim at the Division III level? Simply put, the biggest advantage of NCAA Division III swimming is that the student-athlete has the opportunity to attend a Division III school. As an extension of the institution's larger academic mission, swimming is most often fully integrated into the academic experience. Division III institutions are typically smaller colleges with small classes, which place a premium on academic achievement coupled with athletic and co-curricular successes. Because there is a cooperative relationship between the institution's academic and athletic powers, the swimmer is fully integrated into the academic mainstream, thereby securing the integrity of her academic experience.
Savannah College of Art and Design: SCAD Swimming
Continuing with post-season recognition, a few SCAD swimmers were featured on the local NBC affiliate for their accomplishments at NAIA Nationals. Check out the above video clip.
Congratulations on a great season, SCAD Swimmers!
Stanford Coach Suspended, but Keeps His Job
~Tom FitzGerald, Chronicle Staff Writer
Stanford suspended men's swimming coach Skip Kenney for two months without pay Friday, but he will keep his job after admitting he doctored the team's record book.
In announcing the decision, athletic director Bob Bowlsby said no violations of NCAA rules governing voluntary workouts had been discovered. The decision sparked a new round of reaction, pro and con, from those connected with Stanford swimming.
NCAA Swimming on ESPN 360
The 2007 NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships will be covered online on ESPN360. The men's coverage will take place this weekend with coverage set for Friday, March 16 and Saturday, March 17 from 7-10 p.m.
Savannah College of Art and Design
~By Scott Rabalais
A Commentary from the Coach
In four years of SCAD Swimming, the team has established its own identity, one of which we are quite proud. One characteristic of that identity is that as a team, we swim very, very well at our national championships. In other words, when it's time for peak performances, we are at our peak!
There are many reasons behind achieving such a performance level. Perhaps above all, we hold of vision throughout the year of being great at Nationals, and support that vision with hard and smart work throughout the year. We understand that we reap what we sow, and that paying the price is necessary for gratification and results in the end.
Tulane University Plans the Return of Athletic Programs to Full Strength
Phased Process to Begin in Fiscal Year 2008-09
Jan. 24, 2007
New Orleans - Tulane University announced today that the Board of Tulane University recently voted to return Green Wave athletics to full Division I-A status by the academic year 2010-11 when Tulane will field teams in 16 intercollegiate sports.
Tulane has been participating in intercollegiate athletics at the Division I-A level with a reduced number of programs (eight) since Hurricane Katrina closed the campus for the fall 2005 semester.
"The Board of Tulane recently approved a plan for athletics emanating from the Renewal Plan adopted in December 2005, which will bring Tulane's athletics programs into full compliance with the NCAA's Division I-A membership criteria by fiscal year 2011," Tulane President Scott Cowen said.
Division III Swimming
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Grass Roots Efforts Often Save the Day
Here are examples:
Until the 1990's Tulane University always had a stellar swimming program. After Title IX was enacted in the early 70s, and later enforced (referenced in the 1996 federal court ruling that Louisiana State University - LSU - violated the civil rights of female athletes with "arrogant ignorance" of their needs) many colleges and universities began to cut both their men's and women's swim programs. They did so in order to re-allocate resources to sports that were more "profitable" and "equitable". We all understand though that "profitable" has been defined in many economic and non-economic ways. Nevertheless, grass roots efforts have brought back to life many programs once relegated as "too costly" to pursue. I find it ironic how a measure enacted for gender equality has actually limited the opportunities for both sexes to participate in competitive inter-collegiate sports.
Check out the Tulane Women earning their Conference USA title last year (2005) only two years after the program was brought back to life! Way to go Green Wave!
SCAD Swimming: Getting in Gear
The 2006-2007 regular season is in gear, and SCAD Swimming is off to a solid start. On October 27, University of Tampa hosted the Bees at their outdoor pool. The meet was a chance for everyone to "start their engines" and get back in the competitive flow. While Tampa was a tough opponent, the Bees came back on the following day to defeat Florida Southern in Lakeland.
On November 11, the Bees traveled to Columbia, SC, to meet with the USC Gamecocks. This was a chance to race against some fast SEC swimmers, and a Top 25 NCAA Division I team.
On November 18, the team bussed to Emory University in Atlanta to race with Emory and Limestone College. Emory is the defending women's champion in NCAA Division III, while their men finished third last year.
Following the first three trips, the SCAD men and women both show 2-3 records and are on track for a great season and fast swims at the national championships.
For more information on the recent meets, go to SCAD Swimming.
SCAD 06-07 Season
Remember Dyno-youth Swimmers, if you're interested in pursuing an art degree at a college with an excellent swim program, then check out the Savannah College of Art and Design and the SCAD Swim Team run by Scott Rabalais.
Quality Swimming is Job One
Here's Michael J. Stott's interview of Coach Dennis Dale of the University of Minnesota. This article was published in Swimming World Magazine this past July 2006. All Dynoswim Palm Coast coaches may want to print and read the attached, which is found by clicking below. Coach Dennis Dale stresses good technique and quality swimming with all of his practice groups. Read on.
SCAD Swimming
Youth Dynoswimmers! Check out the opportunites at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where you can find a unique combination of one of the top art and design schools around along with a dynamic and growing swim team!
Here's some helpful info (click here).
Plus some printed materials:
If you think you might be interested, send Dean an email...
Men's NCAA Championships on TV
Get ready to watch some fast swimming! The NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships will be aired on ESPN2 on Friday at 1:30 p.m. (EST). Those of you with Tivo, here is the link to the episode.
2006 NCAA Men's D1 Swimming and Diving Championships
Stay updated on the action live from the swimming pool on the Omega Timing website.
Men's Pac-10 Championships on TV
The Men's Pac-10 Championships will be shown on television Saturday by the Fox Sports Network. The competition is scheduled to be shown at 3 p.m. (PST) but check your local listings to verify.
Interested in College Swimming?
Take a look at Nazareth College of Rochester's swimming newsletter. You can get a glimpse of some of their season highlights as well as some cool photos from their Hawaii trip.
Check it out...
Follow-up to Tulane and Huricane Katrina
For those of you interested, feel free to view some photos of the Uptown New Orleans area, and parts of the Tulane neighborhood.
Hurricane Support from the Swimming Community
The outpouring of ideas, prayers and support from the swimming community for the victims of Hurricane Katrina has been overwhelming. USA Swimming President Ron Van Pool assembled a task force to address issues related to the swimming community.
Tulane Swimmers Head to Texas A&M
Hail alma mater fair...
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Setting Expectations...
Howdy, folks! Time for another blog entry! It's been a good 6 week or so and I feel like it's time to give you guys some reading material! You know, since you all have spent so much time listening, it was time to try another medium! It's been a great batch of shows lately here on The Podcast Digest! I've had some amazing guests! And I hope you guys have been enjoying listening as much as I've been enjoying putting together these great shows!
And lately, it seems like I'm on a rampage for guest spots! I know, I know, you're probably sick of me by now! But check out my Guest Appearance pages (link to the right) and please subscribe and rate these very kind hosts who've allowed me to pollute their episodes with my dulcet tones! Ha! And there's actually two more coming soon, as well!
On one of those yet to be released guest spots coming out soon, I got into a very good conversation about TPD, and I was able to put into words something that I hadn't really done so and I wanted to mention it here on the site. The conversation was about the goals of TPD for the future, and while I ask this question of my guests all the time, I hadn't really considered it too much, personally. But during my answer, I mentioned what I feel are the 3 main aspects of TPD that I want to continue and I hope that each of you have come here for and hopefully enjoy. They are:
1. Interviews and behind the scenes chats with some of the biggest names in podcasting.
2. Introducing my listeners to newer shows that you may not have yet heard of, but will love!
3. Recommendation shows where I tell you what I'm listening to and have now subscribed to!
So far, in my 37 episodes, almost every one of them could fit into one of those 3 show types. My hope is that this "mix" will make for an interesting show that you will love, rate, review and share with your friends! So... let me know! Does this work for you? Do you want to see more or less of any one type? Email, comment here or find me on Twitter (@poddigest) and speak your mind!
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Some Blues
Here's some portraits I did a while ago in my sketchbook of a few blues musicians. Thought it was about time I got to uploading them. I'll probably do more eventually, try to get some lesser known blues musicians in there next time.
I listen to the blues constantly, and read about blues musicians almost as much. There is something just so mysterious about the whole aspect of the music and persona that you don't find anywhere else. If you aren't captivated by the power of Son Houses voice, the prowess of Johnsons guitar picking, or the haunting falsetto of Skip James (see below), then I just don't know.
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Friday, December 12, 2008
Literary Characters: Dracula
This is the preliminary sketch for my first painting in a group of triptychs based off of characters from literature, which will be featured in July at my show with Tim Durning (at The Chapter House in Philadelphia). I will shoot reference and do color studies later. It is obviously a portrait of Dracula. I will probably rethink what goes on in the other 2 panels, but I am going to stick with some sort of environment.
Here's some work from my sketchbook while brainstorming about the piece.
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Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Gallery Work...
A piece I did a bit ago, when I was working on my robert johnson pieces. It is now hanging at the Grand Small Works Show, at the F.U.E.L. Gallery Dec 5th-28th. Come to the show tomorrow, i'll be there for sure.
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Touch down – a New Life in the Country
Wowsa! So, where do I start? From the beginning is usually good, but in this instance I think New Years Greetings are in order, wishing you all the very best for 2017.
Since I last wrote we have moved 150miles (with the assistance of 2 large lorries, a transit van, 5 movers, 4 cars, grandparents (various)) and we're finally in Hereford! We've unpacked (a bit) and hosted 28 adults and 11 under 4s and one ginger tom cat in the past 11 days so we've been pretty busy!
Despite the chaos we are loving our new home and I am itching to get going on the decorating and styling. It's hard to know where to start, but now we've been in a few weeks a natural order is starting to emerge.
Without a doubt the kitchen is the main hub of this home. Its spacious and light, with space for a table and had the main stairs in the corner so a well travelled space. As we're renting we don't really want to spend a large money investing in a new kitchen and no requirement thus far. Ours is in good condition and with our smart new Christmas Rangemaster purchase there isn't much we need (apart from a new dishwasher – ours died just before new year- worst timing; ever).
As time has been quite limited I had already considered colour schemes before we moved and was initially set on green (see my previous post) and although I am a super fan of green – so pleased it's Pantone Colour of the Year – it just didn't feel quite right, so back to drawing board and we've decided on blue.
The Sanderson/Emma Bridgewater "Dresser" Fabric has been a favourite of mine for yonks and I just think it's perfect for our kitchen blinds and the duck eggs and other gorgeous blue/greens from Marston & Langinger are peaceful and go wonderful with the classic cream country-kitchen. But I think they're a enough interest and colour that I shouldn't get bored too quickly. And it's all topped off with a thick Door Curtain and a window seat in Sarah Hardaker's Coco complimenting the whole look perfectly.
Our old furniture has fitted in quite nicely already, but all needs a spruce up. So far I've got one coat of Marston & Langinger Fence Green on the base of the table and we love it! The rest of the chairs need some work as they haven't been painted for about 4 years and there are a lot of sticky finger marks all over them, but it won't take long to sort those.
Give or take a few pictures and the clock to put up, our kitchen should be done within the month. I'll make sure I get lots of snaps for you when we're finished.
I'd love to hear about your new projects for the 2017 do drop me a line, either on here or on Facebook or Instagram (& with pics)!
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Account Confirmation/Service Scams
They often take the form of a telephone call, email message, or SMS message from a what seems to be a legitimate company asking for the recipient to provide their personal or account information to address an issue concerning their account ("we suspect an unauthorized transaction", "your debit card has been deactivated, to reactivate…", "we are conducting our regular account verification process", etc.). The recipient is asked to provide the information directly over the phone, or in the case of email and SMS, directed to a fraudulent website or customer service number.
Check Cashing Scams
There are a number of variations to this scheme, but regardless of how it is presented the basic request from the fraudster will be for the recipient to deposit a check for the sender and wire them the proceeds. In exchange for their effort, the recipient is told to keep a portion of the check. Inevitably the check will be returned as counterfeit and the recipient will be liable for the full amount of the check.
Sweetheart Scams
Also known as a romance scam, this is a scam in which a fraudster develops a romantic relationship with their victim. Eventually, the fraudster requests money or personal information. This con is most notably used on online dating sites.
Lottery Scams
The fraudster will send the victim an official looking email stating they have won a foreign lottery. To collect the prize, the recipient is asked to wire funds to cover various taxes and processing fees associated with the lottery.
Work-at-Home Scams
In this scenario the victim will respond to a work-at-home employment offer. Most of the offers will take the form of an invoice or payroll processing position that only requires an active bank account. The fraudster will move funds into the victim's account with instructions to wire portions of those funds to pay "vendors". An alternate version has the fraudster requesting that the victim wire funds to cover onboarding and training costs for the new position.
Tech Support Scams
The fraudster will present themselves to the victim as technical support for a well-known software or hardware vendor. The fraudster will convince the victim to provide access to their computer, to unknowingly install malicious software or to provide credit card information for payment. A variation of this scam involves the victim receiving a pop-up message alerting the victim to a virus and asking them to install free security scanning software to remove the virus, again resulting in the victim installing malicious software on their computer.
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Paper matters, i dont like sketching on sketchbooks paper feels so wrong in many ways, i can tmove the pencil freely, here used again bluelines i didnt liked the result-
this is amazing
A mi me encantan más tus dibujos blanco/negro. Amo tus lineas
How long does it take you to draw one these works, because I can´t help but think that it takes a considerable amount of hours to draw all those details?
hmmmm. Tasty canned spirits for Synaesthetic's Plate? You shouldn't have. *gobble*
i love your clean lines and professional look to all your work!
is beautiful're great, I give you 1000 points
Very nice!
awesome like the lamp
oh ok so its digital... man i was wamdering why thos line were so good
so awesome it just has a almost look of it may jump off the page great job
очень мне понравилось!!!!супер!!!!ты просто офигенно рисуешь!
I don't think you did too bad actually. I should use the blue lines for sketching more often to get used to them.
very nice
I have the opposite feeling lol I don't like drawing digitally (coloring is okay) because I can see every little mistake
It still looks good, though. I'm glad to see your sketch work.
dat ass
pretty cool
Fucking awesome!
Can I color this?!
I agree, I've never really liked sketchbook paper, I still use printing paper for a lot of drawings. I also like scrap book paper for larger drawings but they don't fit in the scanner as nice D:
We love your pencil drawings man
Pretty lines!
Great composition~
Great composition~
Mochila, mochila...
El único cambio que le habría hecho es que el paso de la forma de humo a humana del espíritu fuera más gradual...
Lo demás, genial como siempre
Lo demás, genial como siempre
Her hair looks fantastic. Very realistic.
The smokey tiki bag got me on that...
Sketchbooks are ridiculous. Especially A5 ones. Impossible to swing freely and give the energy that the drawing needs. No hope! Nice drawing though
i know that felling, i though i was the only one that felt there was something wrong with the sketchbooks :S
the design is awesome
The girl in the bkg does seem to meld with the foreground one though.
still looks great
the design is awesome
The girl in the bkg does seem to meld with the foreground one though.
still looks great
i can't even explain to you how utterly perfect and gold like *insert holy music* i love your art and hope to draw like u one day! I mean this is amazing *W*
and I agree I much rather prefer paper out of a book then in a sketch book but u did an amazing job *W*
and I agree I much rather prefer paper out of a book then in a sketch book but u did an amazing job *W*
This is really absolutely amazing, perfect, and of course stunning too. Great job I have to say. Also, do you accept requests ?
Wow, this is just epic!!!
Tu trabajo es inspirador! me encanta!
Tu trabajo es inspirador! me encanta!


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Even as the victims of the terror attacks in San Bernardino fight to recover from their wounds, and the day before authorities revealed that at least one of the two Muslims who perpetrated the terror attack had pledged allegiance to ISIS, the Washington Post published a long article featuring the worries of Muslims that they will experience a "backlash" in America.
"American Muslims say they are living through an intensely painful moment," the Post sonorously informs its readers before adding that Muslims "feel growing anti-Muslim sentiment" due to recent terror attacks in Paris and California.
"Muslims said they are bracing for an even more toxic climate in which Americans are increasingly suspicious of Muslims," the paper insisted in its December 3 piece.
The paper goes on to scold America for how it views Muslims.
Muslims say that Americans, like many in Europe, often do not draw a distinction between radical Islamist militants, such as those associated with the Islamic State and al-Qaeda, and the religion of Islam and its followers who have no ties to extremism.
The article goes on to quote a "human rights lawyer" named Arsalan Iftikhar who complains, "When a Muslim American commits a murder, their religion is brought front and center. With anyone else, [it's] a crazy, kooky loner."
Neither the paper nor Mr. Iftikhar noted that when Muslims murder, they invariably claim to be doing it in the name of their God, whereas few if any of those other killers mention religion as a motivating factor.
Then the Post gets to blaming Republican presidential candidates for this "backlash."
"Many Muslims," the Post wrote, "said fear of Islam is being fueled by the heated rhetoric of Republican presidential candidates, particularly businessman Donald Trump, who has called for surveillance of some mosques and requiring Muslims to register with the government."
"Islamophobia is the accepted form of racism in America," human rights attorney Iftikhar proclaimed.
The paper then quotes members of the Council on American Islamic Relations as to this "climate" of fear and cites a Pew poll that shows that more Americans than ever feel that Islam is a religion of violence. The piece also quotes a series of other Muslim Americans voicing their fears of a "backlash."
The article comes on the heels of an appearance at a gathering of Muslims by Obama's U.S. Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, who pledged to prosecute anyone voicing anti-Muslim sentiment.
But one thing the Post piece did not seem much interested in is the fact that FBI statistics don't provide much evidence that anti-Muslim hate crimes are a major problem in the U.S.A.
Evidence for real anti-Muslim violence in the U.S. seems to be incredibly slim. According to the FBI's hate crime statistics, only 13.7 percent of hate crimes were perpetrated against Muslims. On the other hand, fully 60.3 percent were committed against Jews. So, in truth, "hate crimes" against Muslims seem far and few between in the U.S.A., at least according to the FBI.
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Equipped with a stainless steel blade and 900-watt motor, this is another powerful choice for the best countertop blender. It is compact, yet it can demonstrate unrivalled blending performance.
When it comes to kitchen gadgets, one of the essentials is the best countertop blender. They are space-efficient, yet they are powerful. They might appear small, but they are big in terms of their functionality. While it is logical that they are used for blending, what many people do not know is that they can be functional in more ways than one. If you love pureeing or making sauces, for instance, this is an appliance that you would love to have.
As you search for the best within the product category, one that you will encounter is Nutri Ninja Pro Countertop Blender. It is made by a reputable brand, but is this more than enough to be convinced to choose it above its competitors? In the rest of this post, we will have a rundown of some of its best features, as well as the opinions that have been shared in the best countertop blender reviews. By the time you are finished reading, you will find it easier to decide if this is the best pick or if you should look for other options.
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The Time I Got Called A Nazi.
Backstory: We have a neighbor who comes from an abusive past. She's a bit older than me (has two kids and a husband etc) but we hit it off and she invited me to art class. It's important to note that the art classes took place in a church. Everyone here knows I'm an atheist so, no big deal, right? We started going in the spring, took a break for summer, and summer was the time when I was coming off antidepressants and deactivated my Facebook for awhile. Summer came and went and I was looking forward to going back to art class and was even scheduled to teach a few of the classes.
She started acting weird. I had literally no idea what I'd done wrong. I often think that I misread social interactions, which is probably incorrect as I'm really emotionally intelligent, but still, I doubted myself. Was she acting weird? Was I imagining things? Had she seen me naked through the bedroom window accidentally? You know how it is when you see someone naked by accident and you act all avoidy. I couldn't figure it out. I felt like I was being pushed away so I went with that and didn't talk to her.
Then one morning, I saw her in the grocery store and thought to myself, "Enough is fucking enough." I boldly went up to her and said hello, and she rather awkwardly and meekly offered me a ride home in her car. It was on this innocent car ride that she made her move.
Neighbor: I feel betrayed by you, from one abused child to another.
Me: ...errrr.....??? (did she see me naked???)
Neighbor: You do know you deleted me from Facebook?
At this point we're standing outside our houses and I can't stop myself from laughing. That's it? Facebook deletion?
Me: I think you're taking Facebook a little too personally. I deactivated---
Her: No, you need to listen to me. You attacked me on Facebook.
Me: I...what????
Her: It was with your anti-religious posts. You were speaking specifically to me!
Me: Ohhhh no. nononono. I go on anti-religious rants sometimes (kind of like I do on this blog) but they are NEVER directed at any one person and rather the religious ideals themselves. Definitely not you. (I was still kind of laughing at this point, but I tried to sober up.
Me: I'm sorry if you ever felt that I was attacking you but I can assure you that wasn't my intention. I think you need to take Facebook a little less seriously.
Her: No! You attacked me! You don't know my life! You don't know what struggle I've had to have my faith!
Me: oh boy
Her: You made me feel WORTHLESS!! You made me feel PERSECUTED!!!
Me: .............
(is she serious?! Is she seriously going to call me this? My brain was making time slow down. I swear I only remember this happening in slow motion)
(she's serious oh god here it comes)
(she's really going to say it!)
Cue the most dumbfounded, flabbergasted, completely blank slate reaction ever from me. I wasn't even mad. How could I be mad?! A SWEDE had just called me a Nazi! In plain daylight! OVER A GODDAMN FACEBOOK POST SHE ASSUMED WAS MEANT FOR HER!!! I just kind of blinked hazily while she whined for a few more minutes. Was that even legal? Swedes don't even look at each other in public much less call each other name MUCH LESS SAY THE N WORD. This is Europe! Who does that?!?!!?
At some point when the fog lifted and she was still sputtering out how mean I was (I think she realized she'd overstepped a huge boundary at this point, she'd lost her fire) I just shook my head and walked inside the house. Her last words were, "Yes, you go and have a think!" and I was like, "You too, the next time you call someone a Nazi." We haven't spoken since.
Like I said, I was pretty horrified and shaken up at the time, because WHO DOES THAT REALLY, but afterward it was pretty funny and now it's a family joke that I'm the resident atheist Nazi. It was a little awkward when we rang her doorbell for Halloween and I'd dressed Cornelius up as the Devil, but that's what us atheist Nazis do.
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- Sue // As It SeemsNovember 5, 2013 at 7:06 AM
LOVE this story. Seriously though?? "You don't know how much I've struggled with my faith" is the go to phrase of religious friends. It doesn't seem worth it to me! I love that she thought you were attacking her personally. Silly people and their silly Facebook.ReplyDelete
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OH MY GOD I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE THAT. Almost (*almost*) better than calling you a nazi was the "You don't know my life!" That might be one of my most favorite phrases of all time. It's appropriate in every situation. Examples:ReplyDelete
Would you like fries with that?
It's interesting you are a dog person, I totally would've pegged you for a cat person...
I appreciate your well thought out beliefs and ideals, you are a very strong person.
Lol what? Is that person for real? Sounds like super strange behaviour to me - especially for a Swede, haha! XDReplyDelete
She must have had some other problems in her life besides you and your "nazi rants". Or I hope she had and isn't someone going around calling people nazis every time anyone says something negative about religion. Either way good riddance for you.
HAAAhahaaha that is so hilarious. I imagine it's quite awkward to live next to her!!ReplyDelete


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PHO101B Beginning Photography
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As opportunities arise, I reserve the right to alter the order and to add to or subtract from this syllabus or weekly semester guide.
Course Title: Beginning Photography
Course Number: PHO 101B
Credit Hours: 3.00
Lecture: 2.00 hours
Lab: 1.00 hours
Prerequisite: None
Corequisite: None
Course Description:
Fundamental techniques and use of photographic equipment using digital capture. Includes history of photography, its language and major styles, camera handling, exposure, basic image adjustments using digital software, image printing and presentation. Special emphasis on Digital Asset Management.
Student Learning Outcomes:
1. Demonstrate proper exposure with a digital SLR camera.
2. Convert fractions into relevant shutter speeds to determine quantitative value of light being captured onto camera sensors. (Math)
3. Demonstrate proper use of applicable shutter speed to allow/stop subject motion.
4. Demonstrate proper use of applicable aperture to increase/decrease image depth of field.
5. Demonstrate proper integration of ISO, shutter speed and f-stop, to create a photographic exposure.
6. Take direction from a client and show understanding of the client's photographic needs. (Human Relations)
7. Successfully work on a team of creative professionals to create photographic images.
8. Demonstrate proper image color correction/image manipulation using various pieces of software.
9. Demonstrate proper digital image cataloging and key wording.
To be Successful in this Class
1. The student will maintain The Journal and a notebook containing all lecture and demonstration materials, course assignment spec sheets, and all negatives, proof sheets, and prints pertaining to assignments.
2. Digital capture all images used for class assignments.
3. The student will attend all classes and class critiques, participate in class discussions and critiques. complete any assigned quizzes, and a examination or project.
4. The student will participate in art shows, vendor show, and other conventions/seminars as appropriate.
5. The student will participate in required field trips.
6. You must spend a minimum of 1/2 hour a day working on your photography.
7. No music is allowed in class unless operated with headphones and only during open lab periods.
8. No CELL PHONES in class, turn to silent
8. No surfing the web is permitted during lecture periods.
9. Class lab time is expected to be spent working on class assignments. Lab time is not free time. Work at home will be required in addition to work during lab times (work at home should not substitute for work during lab time).
10. Contact me if you are having any troubles, I am here to help you succeed!
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All assignment specs will be found in Shoot More the guide, journal, resource. Add due dates and notes to the journal.
Required Book: Available from me for a discount or order from the website above.
A guide, a journal, a resource for photographers. This guide gives you the basics of photography, from exposure to composition. Next a practical approach with assignments, and inspirations. You will find photographers to explore and 28 day challenges to shoot. You even have pages to write your insights and discoveries. This book is meant to travel with you, to be a part of your photographic life.
Information on all Course Projects, exercises, due dates, reading assignments, as well as many helpful resources will be available on the course website. The instructor may clarify or change an assignment if necessary via the website. You are responsible for all information on the website, so you will need to check it at least once a week.
Evaluation and Assessments:
Grades will be determined by performance, practical application of knowledge and student attendance. These factors will be assessed by the completion of quizzes, assignments and the final project. If you do not receive a grade within 10 days it is your responsibility to contact me.
For the final project I will be looking at Esthetics/Creative Expression (form, composition and what were you attempting to explore? did you succeed?) as part of the grade. You will be putting it all together, the technique as well as an idea. A final project is more than one shoot. A final project is multiple shoots exploring an idea and building a portfolio to leave the class with, demonstrating skills learned and a photographic vision of ideas expressed beyond the technical. All Images must be photographed by you this semester. (You are responsible for your metadata)
BREAKDOWN OF GRADING SYSTEM (what will be discussed during the critique)
Work will be evaluated by the following criteria:
1) Technique (print quality, presentation, demonstrated understanding of the technical)
2) Esthetics/Creative Expression (form, composition and what were you attempting to explore? did you succeed?)
3) Clarity in the presentation of the defined visual communication goals (Think of the instructor as the art director or client, were the defined goals of the assignment accomplished)
4) Class room participation, attitude (come to class on time and with an attitude ready to work, participation is required)
No work done/created for a paying job will be accepted
No work or shoot for another class can be used.
All work must be created or conceptualized for the individual assignments given.
All work must be photographed by you (unless specified)
All work must be photographed in the current semester. You are responsible for your metadata, check and update your camera metadata. (Time and date)
-You will receive an "F" for the project if the above is tested…
***Work must be handed in on the date specified.
NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS will be accepted***
Letter Grade System:
A – Mastery of the technical and conceptual issues within the Digital Darkroom,
including participation attendance and attitude.
B – A strong grasp of the technical and conceptual issues within the
Digital Darkroom including participation, attendance and attitude.
C – Average understanding of the Digital Darkroom,
including participation, attendance and attitude.
D – Below average, does not meet minimum requirements,
poor participation, poor attendance, poor attitude.
F – Failure to complete the assignment,
poor participation, poor attendance, poor attitude.
Extra credit is awarded only if all assignments are turned in ON TIME, and only with prior instructor approval.
Students are responsible for backing up all Projects and exercises through the last day of the semester.
Do keep all files, prints, papers and quizzes returned to you so that any discrepancies can be easily and fairly straightened out. Except in cases of actual error, final grades are permanent.
A "D" is acceptable as a passing grade if the course is to be used as a general requirement or elective, but will not transfer to another school. An "F" constitutes non completion. This grade requires the course to be retaken
and no credit is issued.
"I" – Incomplete grades are generally not given except for unusual medical hardship. If the student is unable to complete the work, it is assumed that she/he will withdraw.
"W" – An Administrative Withdraw will not be issued by the instructor. If the student wishes to withdraw, she/he is asked to first notify the instructor and then proceed to the admissions office. Please notify the instructor if at any point you decide to withdraw from the class. It is the students responsibility to know Drop/Add dates each semester and any possible refunds. See the Registrar for withdrawing and any possible refunds.
If you disappear from class and do not withdraw or contact your instructor you will receive an "F"
Since this program is a commercial photography program, critiques are handled as if the instructor was an art director or client and the student is the photographer working for that art director or client. Therefore, assignments must meet with the specific instructors guidelines and preferences only. Further, much of the critique process is subjective in nature. Much of being a professional commercial photographer involves being able to take direction. The student is given specific guidelines and is encouraged to follow them closely. In this sense, this course fulfills the human relations component.
Images are graded in a class group critique. Participation in critique is essential to the evaluation procedure, and every student is expected to attend with her/his completed projects.
Class will begin on time. Please arrive a few minutes early. If
you are absent from class it is your responsibility to find out what was missed and make
up that work, quizzes, notes, handouts, demonstrations etc. The instructor will not take
class time to assist in lab makeups, nor will come in outside of scheduled hours to do so.
2 absences will result in a final GRADE reduction of one letter grade for the semester.
Absences for which a medical or court excuse is provided (professional letterhead
required) will be recorded but not figured in the attendance/participation grade.
Likewise, one absence for which advance notice is given by phone or in person will not
be figured in the attendance grade. Any significant tardy or early departure from class
will be figured as a half absence. (4 tardies is a final grade letter reduction) Keep in
mind that this is an occupational course, and attendance is important here just as it will
be in the employment for which this course is in part designed to prepare you.
Communicate with me throughout the semester if something is going on, so I can help
you succeed in this class.
Scholastic dishonesty will not be tolerated and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent. You are expected to have read and understood the current issue of the student handbook (published by Student Services) regarding student responsibilities and rights, and the intellectual property policy, for information about procedures and about what constitutes acceptable on-campus behavior.
• Lecture: Skills and academic principles are explained by the instructor through online videos and written handouts.
• Review and Practice: Students review skills by direct questioning of the instructor and skills are reviewed by student practice with various assignments. Students will practice skills in labs, at home, or in field situations.
Check-out of Equipment: Classroom and online students can check out equipment
For any Check-out of equipment, you must present a current CSN student ID. Without ID no equipment will be checked out. If you are not sure about the operation of a new camera ASK, your instructor or a lab tech on proper handling and usage. At the time of checkout you may be tested on the operation of equipment. If you do not pass the test you will not be given equipment.• Evaluation: Evaluation is determined by instructor formally (during crit) and informally (during lab time).
Equipment and Supplies:
•REQUIRED: Portable Hard Drive, Back up your work off your main computer - this will give you 2 copies if something happens to one. More storage space can used for all your other classes.
•Compact Flash card for digital cameras - If you are checking out a camera from CSN
•Card reader appropriate to your media - If you are working in a computer lab at CSN
•Printing Paper -
Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster (8.5 x 11", 50 Sheets)
Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper LUSTER (8.5x11 Inches, 50 Sheets)
Arista-II RC Lustre Inkjet Paper - 252gsm 8.5x11/100 Sheets
Lab Policy: See lab policy handout
Safety Procedures:
The safety procedures for the college are posted in the classroom. The procedures will be discussed during the first class meeting. Any injury or accident should be reported to the instructor immediately.
CSN POLICIES AND SERVICES - Students' Rights and Responsibilities pertaining to CSN policies and services are found at https://www.csn.edu/policies-procedures
COURSE WITHDRAWAL POLICY - EFFECTIVE Spring 2014, per the President, Instructors are no longer permitted to assign a "W" as a grade. Students must officially withdraw from the class at Admissions and Records to receive a "W". The last day to Officially Drop without a status of "W" is September 10, 2017. The last day to Officially Drop with a status of "W" is November 5, 2017. Students not officially withdrawn through Admissions & Records will receive the grade that they earned.
LATE REGISTRATION - Effective Spring 2016, CSN students will be able to register for 16-week classes during the first week of the semester. This will allow students the flexibility to drop, add, or change courses during the first week. Students are responsible for all missed coursework. There is no late registration for short-term classes as well as summer classes.
STUDENT ACADEMIC WARNING/PROBATION/SUSPENSION POLICY - Effective Fall 2013, If students' cumulative GPA falls to 2.0 or lower after attempting at least 12 credits, they will receive an academic warning, so that they have time to seek help. Continued performance at 2.0 or lower in future semester course work can lead to academic probation or academic suspension. Students on academic suspension will not be able to enroll in classes for a semester. More information is available at https://www.csn.edu/policies-procedures
DISRUPTIVE AND ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR - Students are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner in the classroom, on campus and through electronic media at all times. Disruptive and abusive conduct will not be tolerated. Students who fail to adhere to behavioral standards may be subject to discipline per CSN's Disruptive and Abusive Student policy. A copy of the complete Student Conduct Code and Disruptive and Abusive Student Policy is available for review athttps://www.csn.edu/policies-procedures
USE OF CELL PHONES AND TEXT MESSAGING - All Cell Phones and Text Messaging shall be restricted to before and after class. All phones should be set on silent/vibrate. The Professor reserves the right to restrict all use of cell phones. Students will be required to leave class should this become a problem. Cell phone use and texting during class are prohibited.
EXITING THE CLASSROOM – REVOLVING DOOR - The classroom is not a revolving door. Continuous exiting and re-entering the classroom is not tolerated. Students who exit and re-enter the classroom excessively will be asked to leave class and schedule a conference with this professor.
MINOR CHILDREN POLICY - The primary mission of CSN is to educate students. To that end, CSN has the responsibility to provide a place of instruction that is free from distractions and conducive to learning. The presence of minor children is often a disruptive factor, not just because a child can be noisy or active, but because even inadvertently, attention is centered on the child rather than on the teaching and learning process. The presence of minor children on campus and in its facilities also raises safety and liability issues. Therefore, appropriate restrictions must be placed on bringing minor children to CSN's campus, sites, and facilities.
A. First and foremost, CSN and its facilities (classrooms, offices, public areas, common areas and grounds) cannot be viewed at any time as a substitute for childcare arrangements. Second, at no time may minor children be unattended or unsupervised on campus for even a short period of time. Third, only currently enrolled students should be present in classrooms or lab facilities. Fourth, minor children should not be brought into work locations during an employee's work time.
B. Children under the age of eighteen, unless otherwise exempt as listed below, are not allowed in classrooms, labs, college grounds, or other college facilities except for visits while supervised by an adult. Employees and students must not allow minor children to be left unattended on campus. Minor children may not be left unattended in public areas such as the library or be left to wait or play outside a classroom or in the cafeteria while the adult is in class. Minor children may not attend class or class activities such as field trips, along with enrolled students except on very rare occasions at the discretion of instructors. Minor children may not be present at the employee's work site during the employee's assigned work hours.
C. This Policy does not preclude short visits when the minor child is accompanied by another responsible adult.
D. Individuals under the age of 18 who enroll in classes at CSN are exempt from this policy.
ADVISING AND COACHING SERVICES - Help students learn academic success strategies, explore careers, declare a major, develop a personalized success plan,learn to navigate the educational system, benefit from campus and community resources, and connect to campus life. Advisors/Success Coaches also help new to college students with course planning. Locations: CHARLESTON Bldg. D – Lobby, 702-651-7367; NLV 1100 Student Services Area, 702-651-2626; and HENDERSON Bldg. B –Student Services Area, 702-651-3103. More infor can be found at https://www.csn.edu/advising
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS (CAS) - All CSN students receive free academic and learning support for developing skills in accounting, reading, writing, math, science, creating college presentations, and more. Drop-in and appointment based tutoring is available. CAS Contact information for main offices: NLV Campus – Bldg. S Room 247 – 702-651-4232, Charleston Campus – Bldg. D Room 203 – 702-651-5732, and Henderson Campus – Bldg. B Room 201 – 702-651-3125. Please visit one of the CAS Centers or visit www.csn.edu/centers-academic-success for more information.
DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER - The College of Southern Nevada, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, requests that all students with documented disabilities voluntarily contact the Disability Resource Center so that the college can provide necessary accommodations. * If you have a documented disability that may require assistance, you will need to contact the Disability Resource Center located in the Student Service Center on each campus before the instructor can make accommodations.
NLV - 702-651-4045, Henderson, 702-651-3795, Charleston - 702-651-5644. More information is available at https://www.csn.edu/drc
COLLEGE LIBRARY SERVICES - College Library Services offers ongoing research workshops throughout the semester. Bring your topic or assignment to one of the workshops on the basics of locating and citing quality information and receive in-depth assistance with a librarian. Check out the schedule athttp://sites.csn.edu/library/.
COMPUTER LABS - Most of you will probably do your assignments at home or at work. If you are having problems with your computers or do not have the required software, feel free to use any of the on campus Computer Labs. Having computer problems at home or office is NOT a valid excuse for missing due dates.
Charleston Interactive Learning Center - 702-651-5731
NLV Interactive Learning Center - 702-651-4592
Henderson Interactive Learning Center - 702-651-3002
Summerlin High-Tech Center - 702-651-4900
Western High-Tech Center - 702-651-4898
Green Valley High-Tech Center - 702-651-2650
DEPARTMENTAL/SCHOOL COUNSELORS - Faculty counselors help returning, continuing, and transfer students select courses, obtain degree audits, and develop educational and vocational plans according to selected majors.
Mark Haag
Office: CY A 2748
Phone: 702.651.2668
Email: email@example.com
Emily Rafael
Office: CY A 2748
Phone: 702.651.4937
Email: email@example.com
Rosemary Hall
Office: WC C 151-C
Phone: 702-651-7375
Email: email@example.com
FACULTY E-ALERT SYSTEM - Faculty members may refer struggling students to Advising and Coaching Services via MyCSN in order that they receive timely assistance in passing their class. If contacted by Advising and Coaching Services' E-Alert office, be sure to respond quickly and utilize interventions to help you successfully complete this class.
All information contained in this syllabus may be subject to change with advance and ample notice to students as deemed appropriate by the instructor.


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Back to School BBQ
When: Saturday, September 16, 2017
Where: Jefferson School Playground
What Time: 12:00 – 3:00
Kick off the New School Year with a Great BBQ!
Join Jefferson Families for a BBQ in the Yard. This Saturday, September 16th. 12-3 pm. Grilled meats and buns will be provided.
Bring a side to share – they will be much appreciated
Questions? Contact Jill Loman or Tej Datta (email@example.com and email@example.com)


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Food Network host Alton Brown says Memphis No. 1 food city
Of course all us Mid-Southerners know Memphis has the best food, but it's extra sweet to get the nod from someone who knows food better than most: Alton Brown, host of several shows on the Food Network and author of a number of food and cooking books.
On the podcast "The Eater Upsell," hosted by Helen Rosner and Greg Morabito, Brown proclaimed his love for the Bluff City's eats.
"I've got to say, Memphis, Tennessee: probably my number one food town in the U.S.," he said in the interview.
Gibson's Donuts received some high praise. Brown described the doughnut store as it "makes not just the best doughnut in the United States but, as far as I'm concerned, if all the other doughnuts went away and I still had Gibson's, I'd be okay."
Brown also gave a shout-out to Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken and Dyer's Burgers.
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Because SMU's athletic program received the death penalty – no matter how long ago it was – the public scrutiny is probably a little more intense with success. SMU made the jump to the Big East before it broke up, pulled in coaching legend Larry Brown, who has a chance to out-duel Kentucky for the top point guard in the land Saturday, and then had a wide receiver show up at a Lil' Wayne concert backstage.
The college basketball world will wait for the Saturday night announcement by Emmanuel Mudiay, who all assumed would be the latest field general of NBA-bound players putting in a year or two at Kentucky. However, on Monday, he tweeted, "Sometimes u just have to shock the world!"
Kentucky looks absolutely unbeatable in the upcoming season, but they were surprised last year when they lost Shabazz Muhammad, and it might be nice for the rest of the basketball world if John Calipari occasionally loses a recruit he really wants. Mudiay is ranked No. 3 in the current Rivals list, and his list has included Kentucky, Kansas, Baylor, Oklahoma State and SMU.
While SMU was just 15-17 last year in Brown's first year, the guy is a legend, and any player knows his chances to make it at the next level improve while playing for Brown, so it could be quite a catch.
Everyone is hyper sensitive since Johnny Manziel flashed around bills last year and then faced accounts of selling autographs, and certainly a player seeming to get a big perk like a backstage pass should often cause concern.
However, if the request could easily have been, "Hey, Deion Sanders son is here," it's likely that the answer would have been yes whether or not anyone even knew he played for SMU.
In addition, it was SMU that investigated and reported the event. It is absolutely essential today that schools initiation and report investigations of any incidents, and SMU's proactive action in this case is a good sign that the school is building a powerful athletic program the right way this time.


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Today Lee and Chloë will be interviewed by Bernie Wides on his show, The Naturalist. They'll be talking about hydroponics, the work we do at the farm and our upcoming programs. The show airs between 12:00 and 12:30. Tune in if you can. It will also be available as a podcast.
The Naturalist is a daily radio program on Heritage Radio Network.