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George Hollich
Emily Allen
Melanie Morgan
Regena Scott Edie Schmidt
Fatma Mili
Nathan Mentzer
Daphene Koch
Larry DeBoer
Thursday, March 27
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Lawson 1142
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IMPACT Cohort Presenters Living (with) Iteration: Redesigning Your Redesign
Changing the Supply Chain Management Technology Classroom
Emily Allen, Associate Dean, Honors College Jason Ware, Instructional Developer, Center for Instructional Excellence
Regena Scott and Edie Schmidt Professors in the College of Technology, Technology Leadership and Innovation department
Wednesday, March 26 | 1:00pm | STEW 202
Wednesday, March 26 | 1:00pm | STEW 204
This presentation takes as its focus the continuing redesign of the first-year Honors College course series, HONR 19901-2, in order to think through the pleasures and perils of radical course redesign. Specifically, it considers what it means to engage in a "living iteration," in which students in a redesigned course participate in the ongoing design process.
Dr. Edie Schmidt and Regena Scott have spent this year actively changing the Supply Chain Management Technology (SCMT) classroom. They used the information learned while in the IMPACT program to flip their classes, creating a blended learning environment, designing inter-active experiences and implementing student-focused learning. In addition, they worked together mapping the SCMT curriculum to activities which logically link together the classes that are required to complete the SCMT major. Edie and Regena will present the steps taken in their curriculum changes, involve conference attendees in one of the hands-on activities used in their classes, review the process used to map the SCMT major courses, and discuss some of their lessons learned.
Problems Sessions, Recitations, and On-Demand Lecture for Calculus for Science & Engineering Ben Wiles, Assistant to Department Head, Mathematics Jim McClure, Professor, Mathematics
Flipping Business Research: MGMT 175 Redesign and Scale-up Ilana Barnes, Associate Professor of Library Science, Purdue Libraries
Wednesday, March 26 | 3:00pm | STEW 204
Wednesday, March 26 | 3:00pm | STEW 202
Plane Analytic Geometry and Calculus I (MA 16100) is a historically difficult, required course for engineering and science majors. The traditional configuration consists of 250+ students meeting in a large lecture three times per week and twice per week in smaller recitations of 40. Additionally, those who repeat the course often continue to encounter difficulty. A scalable, self-sustainable redesign has been implemented to attempt to address student needs that are not being met in the traditional configuration by diverting human resources from lectures to problem sessions, and from traditional Q&A instruction-led recitations to student-driven presentation/collaboration-based recitations. The students work in groups of four on activity sheets during the weekly 75-minute problem session and instructors are available to assist at a ratio of 15:1. A complete set of lectures has been cut into 5-10 minute tagged clips and stored in a database so that students may reference them as needed to study and complete online homework. Preliminary results indicate a strong socio-academic environment in the problem sessions and within the recitations. A comparison on standardized assessments indicates the experimental section maintains or exceeds the outcomes of the traditional version. Furthermore, students may benefit in ways that contribute to their academic growth and promote long-term student success, but may not manifest on the high-stakes assessments in the current semester. We intend to extend the concept to Plane Analytic Geometry and Calculus II (MA 16200) in the near future while growing the existing experimental section. 11
In the 2013 school year, a team of librarians in the Parrish Library for Management and Economics transformed a business information literacy course from a traditional lecture, 40student, computer-lab class into multiple sections of a flipped, 70student, computer-less class. This change was initiated following a departmental request that the successfully redesigned course become required for all 500 students. This process required examining the methods in which the class was delivered and the adaptation of flipped learning techniques for better utilization of library teaching resources and student-centered learning. This session will cover the case study and assessed results of the project, with key insights for others interested in implementing similar 1credit classes or integrating video lectures, quizzes, tutorials and screencasts into their courses. It will also reflect upon the ways in which being part of the IMPACT program positively affected the course redesign.
Encouraging Student Engagement through a Team-Based Hybrid Course Revision of Introductory Psychology
Using Innovative Content Delivery and Learning Space Design to Improve Science Communication
George Hollich, Associate Professor, Psychological Sciences Karen S Neubauer, Assistant Director of Special Projects, Center for Instruction Excellence Angelika Zissimopoulos, Instructional Developer, Center for Instructional Excellence
Melanie Morgan, Associate Professor, Brian Lamb School of Communication
Thursday, March 27 | 9:00am | STEW 214AB
We describe a revision of introductory psychology designed to produce higher levels of student engagement (greater personal interest in psychology and deeper learning of the material). In our revision, students spent about two hours per week with prerecorded online lectures from 10 faculty members and one hour per week in small recitation sections led by graduate teaching assistants, but coordinated and designed by faculty knowledgeable in the latest pedagogical tools. By utilizing this team-based hybrid approach, we created a format with small class size, high-quality content, and activities that help students develop skills in research methods, working in groups, and in applying psychology to daily life. When compared with the large lecture sections, students in the hybrid sections had higher attendance, higher grades, and reported higher levels of satisfaction with the course on anonymous surveys. While not for everyone or all types of classes, this format provides a powerful tool to introduce a new generation of students to psychology.
Thursday, March 27 | 10am | STEW 214AB
The course, COM 217 Writing and Presenting for the Sciences, had challenges that made its redesign unique. First, it is part of the Common Core so there were aspects of the course such as course outcomes and objectives that were relatively fixed. Second, the course is standardized across multiple sections and taught primarily by TAs and limited-term lecturers. The day-to-day activities and session objectives are standard across each section with each instructor using the same course lesson plan, so all of the changes had to scale. Third, this is a communication course populated with students from the College of Science. Due to the required nature of the course, there is often student resistance to learning the skills being taught in a performance course like this. One of the major goals of the redesign was to increase students' perceptions of the relevance of the material to their disciplinary activities and professional goals. This presentation will focus on how some of these challenges were met by using innovative delivery of course material (e-text development), leveraging unique Purdue resources (C-SPAN archive) and implementing unique learning space design.
Accelerating Higher Education Learning Innovation
Creating a Dynamic Learning Experience for 1000 1st Year Students
Fatma Mili, Department Head and Professor, College of Technology Gary R. Bertoline, Dean, College of Technology
Nathan Mentzer, Assistant Professor, Technology, Leadership and Innovation Dawn Laux, Clinical Assistant Professor, Computer and Information Technology Craig Locker, Graduate Teaching Assistant, College of Technology Molly Van Scoy, Undergraduate, College of Technology
Thursday, March 27 | 11am | STEW 214AB There is a general agreement that something dramatic needs to be done to change higher education in general and within the technical disciplines in particular. This change is necessary in order to better serve the needs of business and industry. Reports from various federal and professional bodies1 have been consistent in their conclusions about the nature of the shortcomings in higher education, the substance of recommendations about what needs to happen to redress them, and the sense of urgency about the dire consequences of a lack of a comprehensive, transformative, and timely response. The key shortcomings in higher education are: 1) an outdated higher education system that is no longer engaging students, and 2) an absence of demonstrable, significant learning of the skills needed for the 21st century. The key recommendations call for an overhaul of the curricula with a refocus on the skills needed in the 21st Century (creativity, innovation, collaboration, communication, and fluency with how to use knowledge to ponder and answer significant questions), the generalized adoption of empirically validated teaching practices, and the stronger integration of teaching, economic development, and research. The proposed Purdue Polytechnic Initiative will establish an environment within the College of Technology that benefits from all the support and intellectual resources available at Purdue, while enjoying ample administrative and decision-making freedom. This will enable innovation and risk-taking, and be an incubator for the most daring experiments to improve the learning experience for undergraduate students. This presentation will review the plans to transform the learning experience of undergraduate students through the Polytechnic Initiative. 15
Thursday, March 27 | 1pm | STEW 214AB
The College of Technology welcomes approximately 1000 new students each year. Tech12000, Design Thinking in Technology, is the first core course required for all incoming students. This discussion highlights the journey of four faculty members as they navigated a transition from a traditional lecture-based delivery model to a modern flipped pedagogy. Distance learning was blended with face-to-face classroom experiences to permit smaller class sizes with comparable resource allocation. The journey began with support from the IMPACT program. Challenges included: student engagement, problem-and project-based learning, and increased instructor interaction while maintaining a dynamic learning experience for all 1,000 students. Complexities of group-based final projects, assessment, and peer evaluation will be discussed.
Changing Classroom Symposium BCM10001 Introduction to Construction Management Daphene Koch, Associate Professor, Building Construction Management Technology
Thursday, March 27 | 2pm | STEW 214AB The Department of Building Construction Management (BCM) has developed activities to increase student success in the Introduction to Construction Management course (BCM10001). In-class activities have been developed to support the learning objectives for the course which include: 1) Review the past, present and future of the construction management industry. 2) Identify resources for student success and lifelong learning at Purdue and beyond. 3) Demonstrate competencies in using computerized software to overview topics in Construction Management. 4) Differentiate between material uses and applications on a construction project. Some of the most impactful activities include a Mock Career Fair utilizing industry partners to facilitate the career fair in the classroom, the day before the department career fair. Work experience is required for a degree in BCM, therefore, obtaining a job is necessary for students to successfully graduate in the program. Other activities are related to team building, strength of materials, scheduling, and project management. Many of the activities in the class can be adopted by other majors. The presenter will share pros and cons of utilizing an IMPACT room along with student feedback. Attendees to this session will be participating in an activity that has been used in the class. Information will be shared that 17 includes facilitation and evaluation techniques for the class.
What Should Students Be Able To Do? Larry DeBoer, Professor, Agricultural Economics
Thursday, March 27 | 3pm | STEW 214AB
A few weeks into the IMPACT course last Spring, the session leaders proposed a principle: Don't ask what you want your students to learn from your course, ask what you want them to be able to do once they've taken your course. That changed everything. I wrote a new goal for my big Agricultural Economics 217 introductory economics class: Use your knowledge of economic measurement, the economic model and the history of U.S. economic policy to understand and analyze economic events, both personal and global, which will occur during the rest of your lives. Ag Econ 217 had traditionally been a lecture course. The PowerPoint went on in the first class and stayed on until the last class. Now, with the focus on "doing", I needed to find ideas and technologies that let students practice their skills, in class and out of class. This presentation will focus on what I found to make this transition successful.
Poster Session Schedule 1. Ilana Barnes, Hal Kirkwood, Mary Dugan | MGMT 175: Information Strategies for Management Students
13. Larry Nies and Lindsey Payne | TBA 14. Joe Orczyk | BCM 475: Construction Cost Control
2. Jasmine Begeske | EDPS 265: The Inclusive Classroom 3. Laura Cayon | Statistics 301 Bilingual (English/Spanish)
15. Jeffrey Radloff, Clarence Maybee, Maribeth Slebodnik, & Nancy Pelaez | Why are we doing this? The role of personal relevance in developing biological information literacy
4. Joel Ebarb and Ann Fliotsos | THTR 201, Theatre Appreciation 16. Mihaela Vorvoreanu | CGT 256: User-Centered (Re)Design 5. Patti Darbishire | An Experiential Learning Course for Pharmacy Students in the Purdue University Pharmacy 6. Patti Darbishire | A Service Learning Experience for Pharmacy Students Involving Unwanted Medication Collection 7. Jeralyn Faris | COM 325: Interviewing Principles and Practices 8. David Blasing, Andrew Hirsch, and Rebecca Lindell | Qualitative, Tiered, iClicker Recitation Introductions
17. David Whittinghill | Introductory Graphics Programming: Transition to IMPACT 18. Christina Alvey, Natalie Gustafson, Elizabeth Kersey, James McClure, Joseph Ruan, Gabriel Sosa, Matthew Weaver, Benjamin Wiles, Arnold Yim | Lecture-Free Calculus for Science and Engineering 19. Mike Yough, K. Andrew R. Richards, Jason Ware, Chantal LevesqueBristol, Robert French | Flipping the Classroom to Model the Content: Early Findings
9. Yaman Kaakeh | IMPACT Course Transformation of CLPH 872, Pathophysiology & Therapeutics II
20. EDUCAUSE (ITaP)
10. Daphene Cyr Koch | BCM 10001: Introducation to Construction Management
21. Libraries
11. Maureen Huffer Landis | MGMT 301: Added IMPACT
12. Nathan Mentzer, Dawn Laux, & Pat Connolly | Transforming the Core Course in the College of Technology 19
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Jason Bateman a Toronto hit as first-time director
TORONTO — Actors making their first stab at directing are mainstays at festivals, often never heard from again. That is not the case for Jason Bateman.
Over the weekend at the Toronto International Film Festival, Bateman premiered his spelling bee comedy "Bad Words," a foul-mouthed R-rated riot. Just hours after it had festivalgoers roaring with laughter, it was picked up for distribution by Focus Features, with Universal Pictures distributing internationally.
"It was exactly what I would have scripted," Bateman said. "It was pretty surreal to see such a long dream come true."
Bateman's career has already undergone several evolutions, from child star to an "Arrested Development"-powered comeback. His next chapter, he hopes, will be as a director.
"I want to be able not to act," Bateman said in an interview. "My ambition is true."
The film, from a script by first-time screenwriter Andrew Dodge, is about a 40-year-old man (Bateman) who enters a national spelling bee with uncertain motives for sabotaging the children's contest. For Bateman, so often the mild-mannered straight man in the middle of chaotic stories, it's a cathartic shift into a darker comic personality.
He plays a man on a questionable and mysterious mission, with no patience to explain himself or coddle his younger competitors. He calls one 10-year-old Indian boy (Rohan Chand) "Shawarma" and "Slumdog." And that's just what's printable. In the quaint spelling bee environs, Bateman is a cruel but hilarious villain.
"Its humor is similar to mine, I somewhat cautiously reveal to you," Bateman said. "We've all got different parts, and I'm fortunate that I'm friends with a lot of the different parts in me. I know each of those parts really well and I can ask them to come to the party whenever I want."
But the part of the 44-year-old "Identity Thief" actor that most comes across is the seriousness of his directing plans.
His models, he says, are filmmakers that mix drama and comedy with an edge, like David O. Russell, Spike Jonze and Paul Thomas Anderson. Of becoming an actor-director, he speaks with careerist clarity of taking "a Ben Stiller route or a Clooney route or an Affleck route."
It's a goal he's harbored since he first was exposed to Hollywood by his directing and producing father, Kent Bateman.
"I never wanted to be obnoxious about jamming myself into the director chair any more than the community would truly embrace me," Bateman said.
He and his team, he says, are "reading furiously," pursuing his next script. He hopes to be in pre-production by February on his next directing effort.
His aim is certain: "I want to do this a lot more."
PHOTO: Jason Bateman, left, and Rohan Chand attend Entertainment Weekly's Toronto Must List cocktail party at the Windsor Arms Hotel during the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013. (Photo by Alexandra Wyman/Invision for Entertainment Weekly/AP Images)


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The wire story is an atomic element of news: It's the basic material upon which more journalism can be built. But wire stories, as a compact unit for getting out the basics of an updating story, are also a commodity. Thanks to the speed of information and the glut of channels we can access it on, it's not uncommon to get flooded with the same story when major news breaks. If you were on Twitter or Facebook the day the Supreme Court issued its decision on the Affordable Care Act, you know the signal-to-noise ratio was high on the noiseRead More
Twitter Inc. co-founder Jack Dorsey, 35, has joined the ranks of the world's billionaires. Dorsey's mobile payment company, Square Inc., is in the process of closing a $200 million investment by Rizvi Traverse Management LLC, valuing the company at $3.2 billion, according to a report Wednesday by PrivCo, a New York-based research firm that specializes in private companies' financial data. The report, citing unnamed sources, said Dorsey will own 26 percent of Square after this round of financing closes. The stake would be worth $845 million. Coupled with his ownership in Twitter, the social media company, Dorsey is a billionaire, the reportRead More
Marketers spend hundreds of millions of dollars around their Olympic sponsorships, but consumers often don't appear to be aware of who has paid to attach their name to the games. Worse yet, they often think that honor belongs to a major rival. In an online survey of 1,034 U.S. consumers last week, 37% of respondents identified Nike as an Olympic sponsor, and just 24% said, correctly, that Adidas is one. That may be partly due to Nike's success in identifying its brands with serious athletes of all types. Nike is also a master of ambush marketing, breaking a global campaign todayRead More
Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning have created a social network that enables the fastest live video chatting on the web, and they're using customized technology including face and luminosity detection to monitor user behavior and avoid the infamous indecency of its predecessor Chatroulette. The San Francisco based company boasts the latest video technology to connect people through common interests and shared content. There's no program to download - a user video chats directly from their web browser by logging in with their Facebook account and using a webcam. The platform allows live content sharing, anything from YouTube videos to news links. ChatsRead More
On Oct. 26, Microsoft will launch Windows 8 , and along with it will be a slew of new accessories designed to work with the revamped operating system. Today, the company introduced five such products, including a pair of Bluetooth-enabled keyboards and three wireless mice. All will be available soon from Microsoft's online store and other retailers, such as Amazon, and will range in price from $49.95 to $79.95. Here is a quick rundown of all the new peripherals: Wedge Mobile Keyboard This stylish Bluetooth keyboard is designed specifically for tablet use, and features a slim design with Windows 8 Hot Keys for quick access to search, device settings and more. It comes with a protective cover that can be folded at different angles, so you can use it as a stand for your tablet. When placed over the keyboard, it will also power down the device in order to save battery life. The Wedge Mobile Keyboard will cost $79.95. Wedge Touch Mouse Designed with the same aesthetic as the Wedge Mobile Keyboard, this $69.95 mouse is small enough to fit in your pocket and includes four-way touch-scrolling to make it easier to navigate the Windows 8 user interface. The mouse features technology that allows it to be used on almost any surface, and also has a battery-saving mode. Sculpt Mobile Keyboard The Sculpt Mobile Keyboard costs $49.95. It's a full-size keyboard but weighs less than one pound. It has a curved design for a more comfortable typing experience, and comes equipped with Windows 8 shortcut keys. If unused for a certain period of time, the keyboard will go into sleep mode to conserve battery life. Sculpt Touch Mouse This Bluetooth mouse is bigger than the Wedge Touch Mouse, making it better-suited for use with a computer. It has an ambidextrous design, and comes with four-way touch strip so you can scroll up and down, as well as left and right. The mouse operates on two AA batteries and is priced at $49.95. Microsoft Touch Mouse Last, but not least, Microsoft will update its existing Touch Mouse with new gesture support to make it easier to navigate through Windows 8.Read More
"Whether it's instant rice, country-style rice, boil-in-a-bag rice, or smartphones, Uncle Ben's has always been committed to innovation." – The Onion , in an article parodying the crowded smartphone marketRead More
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Infernando (Japanese: ブラスケ Burasuke) is the self-proclaimed "fire-breathing clown and street performer extraordinaire" from the episode A Ghost of a Chance.
He is a resident of Ecruteak City and a seller of the infamous treasure detector. His first attempt to sell it failed, as both Ash and Misty walked away from him, Ash smelling a scam. Brock expressed interest if only it would find him a girlfriend, his type of treasure.
Infernando found a sap in James, being able to convince him to buy the treasure seeker with the money Jessie and Meowth gave him to buy food. The treasure seeker was then used by James in both A Ghost of a Chance and From Ghost to Ghost.
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- Infernando is based on the Firebreather Trainer class of Generation II. His name is a combination of the word inferno and the name Fernando. The treasure detector he sells is a reference to the fact that the player gets the Itemfinder (Dowsing MCHN in Generation IV) in Ecruteak City.
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The Heath/Zenith WC-6017-WH Wireless RF Wall Switch Receiver allows you to add control to wired lighting fixtures. All you have to do is simply replace your existing switch with the wireless switch receiver. The wall switch fits standard wiring boxes and uses your existing wiring. Choose any Heath/Zenith wireless transmitter to operate the receptacle such as a remote control or a motion sensor within 100 feet, each sold separately. The switch controls up to 300 watts incandescent lighting and can turn lights on, off and dim 5 different light levels.
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Another 'Dark Knight Rises' Trailer With More New Footage [Video]
Apparently Nokia is releasing a limited edition Dark Knight Rises version of their Lumia 800 phone (whoopty doo)…and for that reason, this trailer has been dubbed the "Nokia Exclusive Trailer". Label it however you want, I'm just excited to some scenes I haven't seen before.
I don't think there is anything more I can tell you about this third and final movie in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. There have already been plenty of posts in the past talking about the movie. I can tell you that I still think this will be the biggest movie of the summer and will probably set some box office records (even topping The Avengers).
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Opening close on an hour late Arnsdorf's 'The Circle' collection didn't so much take to the RAFW catwalk as it did waft down it. A guitar strummed over the speakers as soft shades of whites filtered past, each styled with ease and often hanging from the tanned frame of the model, each a reminder of just how hot an Australian summer can be.
Winter whites we love, in fact we implore that they feature amongst your curated wardrobe, but they were not the sole focus of Arnsdorf's spring 2011 collection. The soft visual feel of each piece remained as the hues changed without cohesion, as if their colour was determined by a kaleidoscope. Pastels and hot pinks drifted past, followed by nudes and even unseasonal blacks, but all the way the softness of soundtrack and collection remained. Never too short nor too long, Arnsdorf's statement came not through any particular cut but just how soft, how light the approach to a summer's collection for a sunburnt country should be.
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Ever wanted a ray of light on a mobile phone, well you can with the yellow Apple iPhone 5C. It will light up your world in more than just one way, with 4G, a powerful CPU, long battery life and with a very lightweight feel.
Think speed, and you're thinking about the Apple iPhone 5c, with its beefier A6 processor. It is better than the one found in the iPhone 5, with faster features, and just more power under the hood.
Everything that was great about the iPhone 5 is still great about the Apple iPhone 5c. All this power doesn't come at a cost to battery life, as there is the longest amount measured in an iPhone. That is clocked at 10 hours of web surfing, yep, 10 whole hours, and all from a single charge – with its energy-efficient A6.
With all this speed, needs to come a fast Internet connection. This is here, in the form of 4G. That trumps 3G, with its cutting-edge speeds seen in not only web surfing. Streaming video, music, downloading apps, all becomes a lot more faster, with next generation speeds.
The 5C's camera snaps great shots, with its eight-megapixel iSight, five part lens. All different types of pics are possible, from the included filters, down to the panorama mode – launched, from its reworked app.
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Over the weekend I was having a play and decided to have a look at creating a minimal one page flat design.
This is what I came up with. Any thoughts or suggestions?https://www.dropbox.com/s/8onz9or0uwdsu84/plane.jpg
Hope your planning on making it responsive!
I recently submitted the follow PSD design at the weekend and got a hard rejection.
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Looks like I dont use it enough.
How many use the app and how many use the web interface?
It's seems to be that this is becoming more popular each year with my friends on Facebook. So I thought I'd join in.
Design – Photoshop Code – Coda2
And that's about it.
Hi Ivor,
Code the Slash design or the Martom?
Well i must say many thanks, to be honest I wasn't expecting such a reaction as I usually get one comment which isn't very helpful!
Like I mentioned my previous design got rejected for being too consistant so I thought I would just put something together with different element.
I might have a go at finishing it off.
Many thanks again!
No the reason why I submitted it was because I got the following comments in the design below…
There are a few unique touch with this template, especially the presentation for skills, tweets and team. They look good as individual elements. But when you put them together, they simply failed to work well with each others. It looks repetitive and the entire flow is corrupted.
Also, you overuse the circle shapes, really. I think you have a good sense in placing elements or managing the consistency of spacing, because the template did look tidy and organised. But the overall design look plain. Being consistent is good, but, over consistent will make it looks boring. you still have to use one or two key elements to draw attentions.
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Decibrity Playlist: SubRosa (Part 2)/
Last week, we brought you the first part of SubRosa's playlist covering all things Salt Lake City. I could go on and on about how great their latest record, More Constant Than The Gods, is (one of the "exceptional candidates for the top spot" in this year's top 40 according to the powers that be), but they are also good people. In the wake of a recent rough patch, the band sent out a handwritten thank you note to each person generous enough to donate. It's a gesture that I'd guess many donors felt unnecessary but will forever appreciate. Plus, as you'll read about in the six selections below, they take care of their own. Check out MCTTG below and pick up a copy here.
Light/Black's "One Good Turn Deserves Another" (from 2013's Light/Black) Light/Black is a collaboration between four exceptional people: husband and wife team Levi Lebo and Carri Wakefield (lead guitar and bass respectively; Carrie also fronts the band with her beautiful voice), Danielle Mariott on guitar and Josh Asher on drums. Carri is a former SubRosa member and played in Stiletto with Rebecca. She has lent her talents to many SLC bands, as has Levi. Danielle Mariott has been a long-time supporter and member of the music community and Josh Asher has been playing in bands since he was a wee lad. Their deep and wide river of sound drives you forward, grasping at the vocals as they beckon just beyond your reach, both menacing and delicate. I love the atmosphere in this song, built with carefully subtle guitar work.--Sarah Pendleton
Lindsay Heath's "Painted Queens" (from 2013's upcoming Holy Medicine) Lindsay Heath is one of the most talented and versatile musicians, composers and drummers I know. Using her deep intuition about how to shape melodies that burrow into your soul, Lindsay makes magical, enchanted music veined with world-wise themes and deep sorrow. SubRosa violinist Kim Pack plays on Lindsay's upcoming record, Holy Medicine, and is featured on this video of "Painted Queens" (check out the 3:22 mark) (though note that there will be a more updated version of this song on Holy Medicine). Continuing the incest, I also have played drums for Lindsay's project a few times and she let SubRosa use her piano to record the piano parts on "No Safe Harbor".--Rebecca Vernon
Making Fvck's "A Slave To The Lazy Boy" (from 2013's Making Fvck) Making Fvck is a musical creation reminiscent of the Paleolithic culinary art of hurling a box of cake mix into an active volcano to produce something that every doom/metal-seeking wildebeest would love sinking its teeth into. This brilliant three-piece spotlights Jessica Bundy's brutal low-end fluidity on electric cello creating a serendipitous relationship with the other two members' aggressive riffs, driving rhythm, and confrontational vocals (provided by Jeff Wells and Kory Quist). My first listen of this track provided a much-needed burst of sonic adrenaline.--Kim Pack
Oxcross's "Sisyphus" (from 2013's upcoming TBA) Oxcross is my favorite band in Salt Lake City right now and features Taylor Williams on vocals/guitar, Jeff Anderson from Top Dead Celebrity on guitar, David Jones (bassist from SubRosa's No Help) and SubRosa's current drummer, Andy Patterson. Oxcross are disciples of the song, corralling unruly, heavy, catchy riffs into a cohesive pattern belying thought and calculation, polish, and refinement among the visceral uproar and chaos; a much harder task than just letting riffs run wild. Taylor's vocals are one of the highlights of the band, with their meaty melody lines exemplified in the harmonies of "Sisyphus" from their upcoming album (not a final mix).--R.V.
Sure Sign Of The Nail's "mov.1" (from 2011's Ruminascentions EP) This is Sure Sign of the Nail's longest song off their three-song EP, Ruminascentions. It's heavy, dark, a little groovy, and the ending makes you feel a bit uncertain and maybe even a bit put off. They definitely capture a unique sense of heaviness. Plus, their name really brings it all together (if you know what it means).--Christian Creek
Worst Friends' "Pill" (from 2013's upcoming Business Ethics) Worst Friends is a three-piece (Elliot Secrist, Jarom Bischoff, Mike Cundick) whose live show makes me feel galvanized, frazzled and frantic, as if I'm being pelted with endless math problems I have seconds to solve. As started by jazz trained, music-theory toting geniuses, Worst Friends will put your socks in an algebraic twist. This unmixed/unmastered track was recently posted as a preview of their upcoming album. Enter epic breathtaking shift at 1:27.--K.P.
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Hardy har har, woman.
I assume you were among those athletes. How far is the swim portion of those races?
Do you bike next and run to the finish?
I was, I'm in the bleachers.
2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike and a 26.2 mile run consecutively.
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Here's a pic of the swim team my eleven yr old trains with 4x a week.
Each and everyone of these kids swam in the swim a thon this spring. 10,000 meters (10940 yards) in 2 hrs or less. 1760 yards in a mile. 5.74 miles. No breaks. No one puked. A few cried but perserved anyway.
The biggest boy in the pic did it in 1 hour. He will be representing Canada in the Brasil olympics He is amazing to watch
My daughter is one of the cuties in the second last row
You sure about one hour? Here are some world records. These are open water swims but still, look a the times for close to 5 miles.
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World Open Water Swimming Records (AMERICAS)
The list below is a short list of open water swimming records (under 10 kilometers) donewithout wetsuits and according to traditional English Channel rules in the Americas. With over 70% of the Earth covered in water, the number of records and locations to swim arenumerous and potentially endless.If you know of any additional records or new records that have been set, please email thename of the world record holder, their country, date (month, day and year), location, distanceand official time toOpen Water Source.
Waikiki Roughwater Swim (2.4 miles, Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A.)
Fastest Male: Daniel McClellen (Australia), 1995, 42:13Fastest Female: Lisa Hazen (USA), 1995, 45:33
RCP Tiburon (1.2 miles, San Francisco, California, U.S.A.)
Fastest Male: Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2007, 18:20.00Fastest Female: Chloe Sutton (USA) 2007, 19:04.70
Golden Gate Bridge Crossing (San Francisco, California, U.S.A.)
Fastest Crossing: Bob Roper (USA), 1969, 17:21
Willoughby Swim (4.75 miles, Lake Willoughy, Vermont, U.S.A.)
Fastest Crossing: Charlotte Bryne (USA), 21 August 2010, 2:09.50
Kingdom Swim (3 miles, Lake Memphremagog, Vermont, U.S.A.)
Fastest Swim: Tim Walsh (USA), 24 July 2010, 1:12:48
Beagle Channel (Argentina to Chile)
First One-Way Crossing: Lynne Cox (USA), 1990First Two-Way Crossing: Rachel Golub (USA), Patricia Sener (USA), Cristian Vergara(Chile/USA), 2010
Yep positive. You can't compare open rough water swimming to a smooth pool. Besides, don't forget this kid is heading to the olympics in 2016. He missed qualifying for London by 1 or 2 seconds. Possibly even only a half second. But he's only fifteen.
Your article doesn't state anything about any actual records, other than some were broken. I want to see his time for this 5.74 miles.
5.74 miles = 9 237.63456 meters
Look Dude!! I was there, I saw it with my own eyes. He did it in an hour
25 metre pool x 200 lengths = 5 ..oops kilometres. not miles. Still extremely impressive And the article states the record was broken by a SEVEN year old. 7 Seven is barely out of babyhood
And just because you're bugging me the next time I'm at the pool I will snap a pic of a posted article that shows the times of these kids
And the next time you are in T.O. you and I will have a freestyle race
Next time use that American smart phone to convert kilometers to miles. :)
Still a smart a*s
Yup, I love you and I know I make your life "interesting". You wouldn't want me any other way. :thumbup:
Why can't you Americans join the rest of the world and go metric. It sure would make things less complicated?
Yes Doc..You do keep me on my toes.
I have a stack of kids staring at me waiting for me to take them swimming so you can serenade me later
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Winters coming up soon. Next week I am ordering tires, and my lift for my 2008 WK. I am ordering a 2" RC lift, and BF Goodrich 255/70/18 for my stock wheels. Just double checking, they will fit with just cutting the bolt from the control arm right ? and no spacers. Also, how will it ride in the winter ? let me know guys thanks
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lifting it will make it ride much worse
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I disagree. To say it will ride much worse is overstating it. Mine rides just as shitty stock height.
Lowering it on the other hand... Much worse.
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when i lifted mine i actually liked the ride much more once lifted than i did stock...
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thanks guys !
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I love the ride of my hybrid OME HD/spacer setup. Hoping the Superlift with Bilsteins ride just as nice!
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OME hybrid with a lot of rubber. Major ride comfort.
Yes, those tires will fit without spacers. Check my signature. And yes, I did cut the bolt.
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Ringo Starr Announces New Album 'Postcards from Paradise'It's yet another big year for Ringo. He's hitting the road, and he's also being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the second time.
Foo Fighters Cover Jane's Addiction's 'Mountain Song' with Perry Farrell, Joe Walsh: WatchThey also covered Walsh's own "Rocky Mountain Way."
Foo Fighters Share Two New Songs Featuring Eagles' Joe Walsh & Gary Clark, Jr: ListenNext week, the Foo Fighters will drop their eighth studio album, Sonic Highways, but in the meantime the band is sharing two new tracks from the record that have them teaming up with the Eagles' Joe Walsh and Gary Clark, Jr.
Foo Fighters Confirm Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard and The Eagles' Joe Walsh Among 'Sonic Highways' GuestsBand member Nate Mendel calls the new tunes "fairly straight forward Foo Fighters songs and almost every one of them takes a left turn and goes off on some psychic odyssey with guest musicians in the middle."
Celebrating The Beatles on Ed Sullivan 50 Years Later, With a Little Help From Reunited Eurythmics, Perry, Grohl & WonderThe Eurythmics also reunited; Stevie Wonder, Joe Walsh, Dave Grohl were among other performers.
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Preventing Hypothermia
Hypothermia doesn't just happen in the winter or in cold water. Hypothermia can occur in water that's 70 degrees, so you need to be aware of hypothermia even when enjoying spring and summer water activities. Know how to protect your troop from hypothermia by:
- Always wearing a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket while boating on cold water. A life jacket not only provides flotation, but it also helps the person wearing it to conserve body heat.
- Wearing layers of insulated clothes that keep you warm even while wet, such as clothing made from wool or containing polypropylene or capilene.
- Wearing a wet suit or dry suit during aquatic activities.
- Wearing a hat. Body heat is quickly lost through the head.
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Being Prepared for an Aquatic Emergency
It;s important to be prepared for an aquatic emergency. Being prepared means being ready before it happens. To be prepared for an emergency, you must first understand the aquatic environment and review general water safety guidelines. Always:
- Be aware of the conditions and potential hazards of the water environment, whether it's a pool, lake, river, ocean, or other body of water. Know its unique conditions, as well as hazards common in your geographical area, such as storms, currents, and underwater obstructions.
- Understand the various recreational activities that are common in your area and their hazards. Consider the age and ability of participants in those activities.
- Learn what kind of accidents and injuries have occurred in your water environment. This knowledge will help you prevent further injuries and prepare for similar aquatic emergencies.
You also need to have the right equipment on hand in case of a water emergency.
- Appropriate rescue equipment for a water emergency, such as a ring buoy, throw bag, heaving line, or reaching pole.
- Appropriate life jackets for every person that is in, on, or around the water.
- A first aid kit.
- A means of communication (such as a phone, cellular phone, or two-way radio).
- An emergency signaling device, such as an air horn, whistle, strobe light, signal mirror, flare, or chemical light stick.
- Extra clothing, blankets, and rain gear.
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Square Foam Candle Holder
I'll be the first to admit that the words "foam" and "candle" don't typically belong in the same sentence! But in this case, there is actually a glass candle holder between the glass and the foam. This is a great project for older girls who are more likely to be allowed to burn candles at home. The design of papers and embellishments used can be altered to match any room decor, favorite color or theme, or holiday!
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- 20″ of 1-½" wide accenting grosgrain ribbon
- 2-¼" square x 2-½" tall square glass votive holder
- Votive candles
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- Place the glass votive holder on top of the craft foam block and trace with a pencil. Use the serrated knife to cut on the traced line, cutting down approximately 2″. Use a spoon to remove the foam from the cavity and shape it squarely. Make sure the votive holder fits before moving on.
- Cut the base scrapbooking paper into two 6″ x 12″ pieces. One side at a time, apply the glue to the block and wrap the paper around, smoothing to ensure there are no air pockets or wrinkles. Glue the second piece around the other side and trim at the seam.
- Fold and glue the edges at the top and bottom of the block. Cut at the corners to remove any excess.
- For the top and bottom of the block, cut two 5″ squares from the scrapbooking paper and glue to the top and bottom. For the top, cut slits in a pie pattern on the back covering the opening of the block. Glue and fold to the inside of the opening. To line the opening, cut a 2″x9″ piece of paper. Apply the glue and inser the paper.
- Attach the grosgrain ribbon around the base of the block to accent, overlapping the ends.
- Replace the glass votive holder into the block. To add another design touch, display your foam block on top of contrasting fabric, furniture, or paper to really pop.
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I posted this in the Golf/Jetta Forum as well bc some of them dont venture to the 1.8T side of things. So hopefully this may help some of you.
Well basically I have been having troubles with the dub... Back n forth to dealers, various people checking it out, all in all erratic idles, and occasional lean codes. Well we all know most likely a vac leak. So i finally got tired of it and figured out a way to go about and attempt to solve my problems. I tried everything i knew n heard of about vac leaks from fogging with a flammable substance to just oldschool grab n wiggle. Well this is what i came up with. For a more permant solution go to HD or Lowes and get 2.5 Conduit pipe and find a PVC pipe cap that will slide in and pipe glue it together) Also i recommend not pressurizing the MAF like i did just go around it, remove it and go on the TIP.
I have since changed the below requirements to a PVC pipe and plug cap for a more suitable solution. I have made three sizes, 1.8t, TT/VR6 and one for my Truck
1 Drill
2 Drill Bits (1 as pilot hole, 2nd size of Air Fitting)
1 dogfood or soup can (clean and roughly the size of the MAF)
1 Transition coupler (Most of us have intakes so there you go)
1 Air hose fitting
1 Nut to thread on Air hose fitting
2 rubber washers
3" Thread tape
1 Air compressor / Bike pump
X feet of Air line to reach from pump to MAF
1. Take the can and drill a hole in it on the bottom. Now take and smooth the rough edges flat, wash the can to dispose of any left over shavings (becareful can might be sharp)
2.Now place rubber washer on air fitting, thread tape the fitting and screw it into the bottom of the can. Take the nut and the other rubber. Place the rubber washer on the inside of the can on the Air Fitting Threads. Now tighten down.
3. Now place the transition coupler over the can, tighten hose clamp. Now take the can w/ coupler and attach to the MAF or if you removed the MAF (recommended) Place it in the TIP and Tighten clamp.
4. Most Aircompressors have two guages. One for the Tank pressure and the other for line pressure.
5.Turn the line pressure down to zero if the tank is already full. If its empty turn it all the way down and go ahead and start charging the compressor.
6.Now attach air hose to the can with the fitting. By now your tank should have some air in it. Turn it to about 10-15psi (Most AC gauges go about 15lbs as their lowest reading, so by now hopefully you have a Boost Gauge in car) go check your gauge. At about 10-15lbs you should hear your leaks i heard mine at 10.
7. Find/Found Vac Leaks Decompress, fix problem, Refill fix other problems if you have more then one leak, decompress and fill again till no leaks are found... PLEASE make sure you decompress before you attempt to fix a line or you could poke your eye out kid... This is what i came up with.
Well i hope this helps atleast a little. At 20lbs the PCV tends to blow oil into the intake and the oil cap tends to leak air also so try not to go that high... Im sure there is a way to cap the PCV side so not to recirc some oil (As if the car was running) back into the intake runner. As it does for emmision purposes. My car idles awesome again, starts great now, runs great, boost excellant, and pulls 19" of vac at idle and 21 on decel now.
Also as always: I nor VWVortex take any responsibilities for injuries to yourself, dub, or bystands wondering why the **** your giving your car a *******.
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fridge on the same 20A circuit with microwave
i am tempted to do this simply because i am out of slots on my panel. i was told fridge should be on its own dedicated circuit, which i see the benefits of but it may not be doable for me. will i be okay ?
What type of microwave? Fastened in place above the range or just a cord and plug model? Generally this is fine to include the fridge on a small appliance branch circuit with other loads. The problem occurs when the microwave is fastened in place and uses more than 10 amps. In which case the microwave would need to be on its own individual branch circuit.
Most likely as Househelper said it requires an individual circuit. Are you sure your out of spaces in your panel? Some panels will accept tandem single pole breakers that give you two branch circuits in one space and some single pole breakers like square d Qo and homeline will allow two wires under one terminal. You wouldn't want the fridge and micro under the same breaker but it may allow you to free up a space to install an individual circuit for the micro.
Put the micro on the dedicated circuit. The refer can go on one of the kitchen outlet circuits (line side of the GFCI is suggested)
Unless you live in Canada, then your fridge has to be on its own circuit.
You say your out of spaces in your panel, can you use a piggyback breaker? Check out this site!
Woodyh1: What exactly are we supposed to see at your link, all it says is no item found.
Untrue. Also, I would not loose any sleep putting a fridge on a gfci protected circuit.
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Howdy gilfo. I don't stop in here too often or I would've replied on this sooner. I have an FEG-PJK 9mm. I'd guess it's about the closest thing to a real Browning [some might have other opinions!] and I really like mine. Mine has the 3 dot sights. The only modification that I've done to it is to remove the magazine safety. It sure improved the trigger pull on mine! Some of these are kinda particular about what style/shape bullet that will feed through them-and some not so much. Mine only likes round nosed bullets-115 gr. or 125 gr. That's not a big deal with me. All in all, a fun, good lookin' pistol that I'm really tickled with! Try one-I'll bet you'll like 'em too! Good Luck on your "pistol hunt"
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1. My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch.
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2. God made mothers because he couldn't be everywhere.
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3. A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie.
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5. Of all the roles I've played, none has been as fulfilling as being a mother.
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Vladimir Putin is accustomed to having people with whom he is having a conversation understand that his ideas are the correct ones, so it is not unusual for him to confuse a guest in his house. Secretary of State John Kerry had extensive conversations with the Great Leader, and then Prime Minister David Cameron took a shot at working with the Great Leader to resolve the crisis in Syria. Both Cameron and Kerry came away from the discussion believing there might be a transition process in Syria that would allow creation of a national government without President Assad. Alas, both western leaders now understand that even it a document was written and signed, whatever Putin says is so is so.
A new conflict in Syria. Frankly, who said what is among the least volatile conflicts raging in Syria. At this point in time, there are so many conflicts that it is difficult deciding which rates number one on the list of solving something.