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Being the new guy is never easy.
Especially when your roster is packed with NHL All-Stars, Olympic medalists and Stanley Cup champions.
That's what Blackhawks newbies Ben Smith, Michael Kostka and Brandon Pirri are going through now. However, so far they've had no trouble fitting in.
Kostka—known as "Thor" by fans, for reasons obvious to anyone who's seen a picture of him—scored his first NHL goal Saturday against Toronto, his former team. The Ajax, Ontario, native played in 35 games for the Maple Leafs last season before signing with the Hawks as a free agent July 19.
"To be honest, I just kind of built off of what I finished last season, adjusting to the NHL level I got to last year," Kostka said of the adjustments he's made. "Pretty quickly [I] was thrown into the deep end, so that helped me kind of make the next step. And I just really tried to pick up on all the things I learned from my teammates and from playing those games and just move forward from there."
Smith has bounced between the Hawks' minor-league team in Rockford and Chicago the past few seasons. To this point, he's best known to Hawks fans for scoring an overtime goal in Game 6 of the Western Conference quarterfinals against Vancouver in 2011.
He said he spent the offseason getting as fit as possible.
"Really it was just getting back into shape and trying to skate a little bit more," said Smith, a native of Winston-Salem, N.C. "It was tough with the late season there, with our season going so late. But really I just trained here with Paul Goodman, our strength coach, and prepared myself mentally for what I was hoping was my first season here in Chicago."
The forward also hopes to carve out a specific role on the team.
"That's the goal, to find some kind of niche and try to be an everyday player," he said. "Every opportunity I get out there is a chance to prove that."
Smith's hoping his mindset gives him an edge, too.
"It's really just taking advantage of an opportunity," he said. "I look at every game as an opportunity to prove I belong here. It's really just sticking to what I do best, and that's getting to the front of the net and trying to be solid in all areas."
Brandon Pirri, a Toronto native, also has spent most of the past few years with Rockford. He already has three points in just three games with the Hawks this season.
"The puck is just finding my stick right now," he said after scoring a goal Saturday. "I'm just trying to do the little things right."
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While the centenary forms the perfect opportunity for a great big party, it's also an occasion for contemplation and insight. The 100-year mark offers a chance for people to look back to understand the way the nation emerged, but also to gaze ahead to the future to see what Finland can still become.
Starting in 1809 and up to independence, Finland formed an autonomous grand duchy in the Russian Empire. This proved to be an important time for laying the societal and administrative groundwork that allowed the Finns to break with Russia in 1917. Before 1809, the area that is now Finland had been under Swedish rule since at least the 13th century.
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Beck-Fiala theorem states that if X is a finite set and H is any family of subsets of X, in which every vertex occurs in at most d sets of H, then there is a a function f:X->{±1} such for every set S in H we have |sumx in S f(x)|<=2d-2. In combinatorics parlance one formulates this as 'every hypergraph of maximal degree d has discrepancy at most 2d-2'. The theorem is striking since the bound on discrepancy depends only on d, but not on the sizes of X and H.
There were two papers that improve the bound of 2d-2. The first is due to Bednarchak and Helm, which replaces 2d-2 by 2d-3 for d≥3. Their argument is short and sweet. The later improvement is due to Helm to 2d-4. However, I have been unable to follow the paper. I also tried to contact the author, but I could not locate him. Has anyone been able to follow the paper, or at least understood the algorithm to find f well enough to explain it in pseudo-code?


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Aloha! Apologies for my Internet semi-siesta! I am going through a strange v. anti social media phase, but I should probably not include blogspot in this so-called 'campaign'. I am making 'ch-ch-changes' in my life, including actually doing exercise *shock horror who even is this person*. I am also listening to a ridiculous amount of Suede and actually eating more bread, which I used to hate but now sort of like, I am officially a new person *+*AURA CHANGES*+ (including my use of impromptu capital letters). Haha in my attempt to get my life together I bought myself a lovely new camera lens... ignoring my quest to save my money, which failed MISERABLY :'( On top of that, I am typing this whilst I could have been at a lovely pre-London Fashion Week Topshop event in London, alas... the obstacle of school. Anyway less of my complaining, this outfit is indeed as fluffy as it looks! This weird monologue made literally no sense, hope you like the outfit idk Xx
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Looking for somebody to volley with this week Jan 4 Wed- Sun in AM/ afternoons. I'd say I'm an advanced beginner to rusty interm. but I'd like to hit with anyone who has time.
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I am interested in hitting some balls tomorrow (Thursday) or Friday. I am in the downtown/UT area but won't mind driving a little. Do you have any suggestions where to play? Thanks.
What about Ramsey Park off of 42nd St later this morning or later in the afternoon? I'm just killing time today and tomorrow so whatever time is convenient for you will work for me.- cindy
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Ramsey courts look a bit rough from the satellite map. What about the Northwest Park at 700 Ardath St., 78731 (http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/parks/tennis_courts.htm)? Would 2 pm today work for you? Thanks.
maybe we should aim for tomorrow (Fri) or the weekend - I'm sorry , I just saw your message and its almost 2pm... That Northwest Park sounds good- just tell a time on Fri/Sat/Sun
I can still meet there at 3 pm today if you can make it. Otherwise, how about tomorrow at 2pm? Thanks.
Anybody want to hit balls Sunday AM around 8-10AM in Central/North Austin- Cedar Park area? I'm beginner to starting interm level. Cindy
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PORT ARANSAS, Texas - Earlier this year Koontz McCombs announced the purchase of the Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course and Development in Port Aransas. This purchase adds 222 acres of golf course and approximately 500 acres of partially developed property to the Koontz McCombs Port Aransas portfolio, transforming the existing Palmilla project into a newly-branded, unmatched Mustang Island destination named Palmilla Beach Resort & Golf Club. With this acquisition, Palmilla Beach Resort & Golf Club is now the only one of its kind on the Texas Gulf Coast. This master planned, resort-style community spans more than 700 acres that occupy beach, bay, golf and marina-front properties, plus hundreds of acres of nature area.
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Paramount is making G.I. Joe 2, and it looks like the Zombieland writers have picked up another scripting gig. They're apparently writing every movie this year, like the screenwriting equivalent of Sam Worthington. A couple days ago, Collider confirmed that Paramount would be making the sequel, today an IESB source says Zombieland writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick have been hired. Stephen Sommers hasn't yet signed on to return as director.
I never saw G.I. Joe, and though plenty of people claim it wasn't as bad as it looked, this clip was more than enough reason for me to avoid it. The writing doesn't seem so hard though. Let's take a crack:
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MARLON WAYANS steps on a rake. *Splat sound effect*
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CHANNING TATUM and RACHEL NICHOLS laugh as they watch MARLON WAYANS stumble around trying to uncross his eyes.
RACHEL NICHOLS: Enough fooling around, boys. I need to go for a jog. I'm a scientist. *pours water in her hair, takes off her shirt*
[10-minute montage of RACHEL NICHOLS' boobs bouncing in a sports bra, set to the latest Linkin Park single]
MARLON WAYANS: (slobbering like a dog) Yo, girl, when you gonna let me get witchoo?
RACHEL NICHOLS: I don't believe in love. I'm a scientist. *flips her hair, sucks on lollipop*
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I am an international photographer starting a new business.
I started taking pictures as a "photographer" since I was 15. I did the typical weddings, events, portraits, etc. but my passion seemed to be photojournalism. All of a sudden, as I starterd seeing life less as a catastrophy and more as a fun and adventurous journey, I found myself and the sexyness about me. It took me a while to get to where I am at now, but I decided that I wanted to help people, not just women, unleash that sexyness and adventurenss in them and started working on not only bodoir pictures, but a sorto of "alter ego/erotic fantasy" portraits. I have done a few but there is a certain magic that I produce with my camera when I allow people to live their fantasy and become who they want to become for a day.
My inspiration is a bit of David La Chapell with Remedios Varo but it all becomes my own. My pictures reflect elegance, they are expensive so but so much fun. A production of their own.
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Mayor Chris Beutler today encouraged Lincoln residents to learn more about the proposed Lincoln Haymarket Arena project at one of two open houses next week:
We have done the due diligence necessary to make the proposed Lincoln Haymarket Arena development an enormous financial success that will create good paying jobs and take us a giant step closer toward being a leading 21st-century city," Mayor Beutler said. "The next move is up to the residents of Lincoln when they vote in May. We are confident we have a great plan, and we want the public to come and review our work and ask us the tough questions.
In addition to the arena, the development would include new festival space, an ice center, hotels, shops and housing. Beutler said a public-private partnership will result in four of every five dollars spent coming from private investment in new businesses and new jobs as well as tourism dollars. Economic analysis projects that 7,800 jobs will be created during construction of the project (employment for 2,600 workers in Lincoln per year over the three-year construction period). Long term, the project is expected to generate 1,200 permanent jobs and about $260 million annually in local economic activity - the equivalent of 65 additional Husker home football games per year.
Beutler said his administration has developed a "solid and conservative" fiscal plan. He said those attending the open houses will be able to talk with project team members about funding, transportation, parking, sustainability and environmental opportunities.
"I am confident that once residents hear the experts and see the plans, they will share my strong belief that the Lincoln Haymarket Arena is the right step in the direction of an even brighter future for Lincoln," Beutler said.
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1940s Hollywood actor Turhan Bey dies in Austria
VIENNA — Turhan Bey, an actor whose exotic good looks earned him the nickname of "Turkish Delight" in films with Errol Flynn and Katherine Hepburn before he left Hollywood for a quieter life in Vienna, has died. He was 90.
Marita Ruiter, who exhibited Bey's photos in her Luxembourg gallery, told the Austria Press Agency on Tuesday that Bey died in the Austrian capital on Sept. 30 after a long struggle with Parkinson's disease and was cremated on Monday.
While celebrated for supporting roles alongside Flynn, Hepburn, John Wayne, Peter Lorre and other film greats of the 1940s, friends described Bey as a modest, unassuming man who never bragged of his ties with the stars of the era.
"He was a man brimming with humor, with plenty of aplomb and self-irony, and was very popular," Ruiter was quoted as saying. "He wasn't the kind who cared a lot about honors."
Born in Austria as Gilbert Selahettin Schultavey, the son of a Turkish diplomat, Bey assumed his stage name shortly after moving to the United States with his Jewish Czech mother from Vienna to escape the Nazis and being discovered by talent scouts from Warner Bros. studios.
His popular name was "Turkish Delight" — a reference to his suave good looks that made him an ideal partner to exotics like Maria Montez in escapist Technicolor adventure fantasies set in faraway places.
He starred or had major roles alongside the big stars of the era in films such as "A Night in Paradise," "Out of the Blue," and "The Amazing Mr. X" until the popularity of the genre faded in the 1950s.
Moving back to Vienna, he made living as a photographer and occasional stage director, again returning after a brief film and television comeback in the 1990s that earned him an Emmy nomination for his performance as the venerable Turval in the "Babylon 5" space fantasy TV series.
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The following URLs point to the same content: a collection of green dresses, although some of these pages might be organized or filtered slightly differently.
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YARMOUTH, Maine—Technology at central stations advanced rapidly in the decade between revisions to SIA-APCO's "Train the Trainer" course, which was updated in 2000 and again in 2011. For instructors certified under the older version, keeping pace has required extra work as more of their monitoring protocols have become outdated.
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
Central Station University is offering the recently revised SIA-APCO Central Station Operator Instructor Course from March 25-28 at the Tuscany Suites and Casino. According to the CSU, the "Train the Trainer" course has been substantially updated to reflect changes in the industry.
"Central station technologies and procedures evolve constantly with the needs of our customers," CSU President Dera DeRoche-Jolet said in a prepared statement. "We wanted to make sure the class reflects what current operator-trainees need to know."
The course revisions cover newer monitoring systems, techniques for false alarm reduction, a more detailed explanation of alarm signal formats, and an expanded discussion of customer service.
For managers who can't find the time to take the course in Vegas, a second session is scheduled in June in Orlando, Fla. Additional classes also will be offered later this year. For more information, call the CSU at 888-619-6970 or go to www.thecsu.org.
MONROE, La.—A new security industry venture, Central Station University, is bringing back a popular training program that was last offered in 2009. Interested central station managers will be able to take the SIA-APCO Central Station Operator Instructor (CSOI) Course—more popularly known as the Train-the-Trainer course—in both Costa Mesa, Calif. and Orlando, Fla. from Sept. 12-16.
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CycleOps Aluminum Rollers
Feel the smooth precision of the lathe-turned-aluminum drums on CycleOps' Aluminum Rollers. The durable steel frame stands up to years of hard training, indoors or out. Plus, the folding design allows convenient storage and transport. The rollers feature an adjustable belt for right and left dismounting, an easily adjusted wheelbase and a limited lifetime warranty.
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Made in the USA, sturdy, quite, folds up for storage, life time warranty, and is $100 dollars cheaper than its competitor. What are you waiting for "get on your bikes and ride". The balancing learning curve is about two or three sessions, then you should have no problems riding non stop(without putting your foot down or holding the wall).
These are my first set of rollers. I've gone through one rubber band so far, but I really enjoy rollers as an alternative to the trainer. When riding, I work on my position, cadence, focus. When I do workouts on the rollers, I feel like I've done a bit more for my riding than just turning the pedals around. The CycleOps rollers are very good. They are are relatively quiet, easy to fold, and even on a trainer mat they stay where they should and don't slide around. The roller diameter is suitable for a wide range of cadences, and I feel like the rollers are very easy on my tires. While I have little to compare them to, these were a very good investment and I'm glad I own them.
After years of use and abuse, my first set of rollers are still... rolling. The only thing that has worn out are the rubber feet on the base. These rollers are quiet and stable. The smother my pedal stroke the smoother the rollers feel. At the top end of my cadence the band starts to get a little noisy, but that isn't until 40-45 mph. That is not a pace I can hold for too long.
I have been using this roller for a year and cannot complain about its performance. Solid and durable. The only maintenance I did was drum's nuts retightening as they became a bit loose and caused a little vibration. Did it once and drums rolls nice and smooth. Great fun to ride. You need to concentrate on your balance and pedal all the time. I regulate resistance using my bike gears. I also control speed, mileage and cadence using magnet sensors. It's relatively quite so I do my trainings in front of TV watching favourite program. Overall very nice and simple training gear and a great substitution for road ride when the weather or day time is not right to go on the road. I would recommend this roller to anyone.
I Bought these Rollers six months ago, They're Great would recommend as living in England the weather is so unpredictable, Would say get the Resistance as It does make a difference on you getting a good work out, Felt a bit apprehensive but a lot easier to use and now get a great buzz using them, Much better than a Turbo Trainer as just more interesting to use.
I had a trainer for years and I still occasionally use it, but the artificiality of it drives me nuts. The bike doesn't flex and move the way you expect it to. I bought these rollers to get back some of that real-road feel. Learning to ride rollers isn't easy, but well worth it. You can use the full range of your gears to create the resistance appropriate to your workout- low resistance recovery to high resistance intervals. The need to balance will help you become a more efficient rider too, and if you put mirrors on the wall you will be able to watch your form. As to these rollers, I've had them for 3 years. I have done nothing to maintain them and have had no problems. They are very stable and durable. They roll very smoothly and are well made. Additionally, they fold up easily and take up a negligible amount of space. Setting them up can sometimes be a little tricky because of the double knuckle joint between the two frame pieces, but this is to be expected.
This is the third winter that I have had my rollers and I don't dread this time of year anymore. Not only do my rollers keep me from having to go out in the cold, wet, and/or windy weather; they also help me improve my balance, quicken my cadence, and smooth out my pedal stoke. Besides all that I can do high-intensity interval training (HITT) that a puddle under the bike and build strength in a fraction of the time a road workout would take. I still ride in the hallway (to feel a little more secure), but I'm hooked, for sure.
Bought the rollers without resistance about a month ago from my LBS. After about 15 minutes on the first ride I was pretty comfortable. It's pretty smooth but I develop a vibration at about 25 mph and up, not a problem but noticeable. I ride mostly on flat roads and I'd estimate that I'm 2-3 mph faster on the rollers at a similar effort level. Great for keeping in shape and they fold up very easily so they don't take up much space.
I don't enjoy riding indoors, but the rollers make it bearable. I have had three different "trainers" and through out all the variations I come back to the rollers. These are smooth, quiet, and the diameter of the drum gives a good realistic ride feel. I have the magnetic resistance unit attached and have progressed up the resistance a bit, but there is plenty of harder settings if I should ever need them.
I received my rollers last Christmas from my wife. I've used a trainer for years but it's been 20+ years since my last set of plastic drum rollers. I found the aluminum rollers to be very balanced and comfortable. For me rollers are the best way to ride smoothly and well-balance. They provide confidence for pack riding and racing unlike any other system.
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Gustavo Jononovich
I traveled to Cuba because my girlfriend decided to do an internship in a hospital in La Havana, she's a Doctor. Until then, I had always made photographs guided by a specific theme, trying to tell something about other people's misfortunes. I decided to experience photography in a different way this time. I wasn't interested in telling or describing anything about the well-known political and historical characteristics of the Cuban system. I didn't want to need to look for 'useful situations'. I tried to forget that I was there.
Liberating myself of having to tell something about Cuba allowed me to connect in a more authentic way with the place. Photographing using only my instinct allowed me to discover what I was feeling. My method was to walk the same streets over and over again, in silence, just focusing in contemplating. I sometimes felt attracted to the expression of the shapes and textures and to the simple beauty of nature. Other times I felt I was just photographing my own sense of calmness or the mystery that Cuba inspired me. Yuma is the way Cubans call foreigners, I was the Yuma.
Gustavo Jononovich was born in Buenos Aires in 1979. In 2008 he began as a freelance photographer, after two years of training covering local news as a contract photographer for an Argentine based newspaper.
His first long-term book project RICHLAND, currently in progress, is about the over-exploitation of the natural resources in Latin America and the resulting long-term negative effects, both human and environmental. His approach to photography led him far away from covering breaking news, being more interested in providing an in-depth analysis on the stories.
His work has been published in Newsweek Japan, PDFX12, the Black Snapper, Global Post, Bite! and Lunatic Magazine, among others.
– POYi Latin America 2011 – Migration and Human Trafficking Stories – 2nd prize
– ICP Infinity Award in Photojournalism 2010 – Nominee
– Encuentro Internacional de Foto y Periodismo 'Ciudad de Gij'n' 2010 – Finalist
– Environmental Photographer of The Year 2009 – Climate Change – 2nd prize
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In celebration of the launch of the newest zany escapades of The Penguins of Madagascar
Operation: DVD Premiere from Nickelodeon, General Mills is introducing specially marked packages that include collectible Penguin Launchers inside!
Each special package contains one of five character launchers, along with special mission details on the rear panel of the box. Mission participants include: Skipper, Rico, Kowalski, Private and King Julien.
Your mission: to collect each of the five, zany characters to complete your team!
As a member of MyBlogSpark, I was given an opportunity to review a package of General Mills Trix Fruitalicious Swirls cereal, complete with two penguin launchers, as well as the new Penguins of Madagascar DVD.
Our family has long been fans of General Mills cereals, but we have never tried the Trix Swirl before. My son loves it! He asks for it each time we compile a grocery list now! That's okay with me as I appreciate that Trix is made with whole grains and calcium!
Of course, the Penguins antics on the DVD were also positively received! As a family, we've thoroughly enjoyed the Madagascar feature films and I was pleased by this newest installment. Often disappointed with other "adventures" beyond original films, I found Operation: DVD Premiere to be fresh, funny and entertaining. I was pleased that King Julien, my favorite character, was included in the cast.Kudos to Nickelodeon!
My son enjoyed carrying out the penguin launcher missions, which are Mom (no mess) friendly and appropriate for a range of ages.
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- Dive In, Soldier - Set an empty plastic cereal bowl on the table and try to pop your launcher into it. Wear a helmet or you´ll be squid bait.
- Longest Propulsion Launcher - Challenge your troops to see who can launch their character the furthest. Go long or go back to the zoo.
- Target Practice - Create a landing zone with a spoon and try to strategically drop your character into the sweet spot. Hit the target or go back to the drawing board.
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Release Date: February 17th, 2011
International Release Date: March 2011
M∙A∙C forges ahead with a three-in-one force: Powder, Foundation and Tinted Moisturizer all together. A broad, all-inclusive shade range means M∙A∙C Artists can cover everybody, one beautiful conquest at a time. Call your clients most in need of convincing, and watch what happens!
MAC's newest collection not only focuses on your face now but it is all about the future as well. If we aren't doing all we can to take care of our beauty and preserve it for the future, we'll be disappointed when that time comes. The collection "Future Face" combines skin care products and makeup products that are beautiful and healthy for the skin. The combination will leave you looking great now with flawless skin, and great in the future with flawless skin free from the aging affects of daily life.
The collection is somewhat small compared to many other collections that MAC releases. There is a pressed powder, a liquid foundation, the return of the tinted moisturizer and a couple of brushes. I love collections like this where the whole thing really does go together. I want to buy one of everything so I have the complete "set" to moisturize and keep my face looking great now and for the future.
Studio Careblend/Pressed Powder is the new product. Is it makeup or skin care; that is the question? It offers sheer to medium coverage depending on what you want or need. The powder is supposed to nourish as it covers allowing your face to look beautiful now while still preserving the beauty for the future. The powder has a very smooth finish so you there won't be people paying attention to the dry powder look as the day goes on into the night.
Another great thing about this new Studio Careblend/Pressed Powder is that it can either be used all by itself or with other products as well. You can apply it over the liquid foundation or in addition to the moisture tint. It's easy to carry around in your purse for touch ups through the day. So how is the powder so healthy for your skin? It has a unique blend of botanicals including Safflower Seed Oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Shea Butter, Olive Oil and Lecithin. The powder is also very versatile since it is okay for all skin types.
The Studio Careblend/Pressed Powder is getting a lot of attention. It could quite possibly revolutionize the way most of us think about pressed powders. I know that I am very excited about it. I have always liked the convenience and ease of a pressed powder, but haven't always liked the way it made my skin look. If it does what it says it does, I am very excited to try it. What do you think? Is the Studio Careblend/Pressed Powder everything it sets out to be?
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The purpose of a confidential report is to comply with your wish to keep the matter confidential, while taking steps to ensure the future safety of yourself and others. With such information, the University can keep an accurate record of the number of reported incidents involving students, determine where there is a pattern of crime with regard to a particular location, method, or assailant, and alert the campus community to potential danger.
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Minor in Art
The Art minor offers non-majors a broad, foundational experience in making art and introduces them to the history of art. The student advances to specific studio disciplines following prerequisite courses in drawing and design.
For the Art minor, students begin by taking fundamental drawing and design courses, as well as two survey courses in Art History for a total of 15 hours. The remaining nine hours may be from any artistic subdiscipline in the Art program. For example, a student interested in painting could progress to Painting III — an advanced painting course — to fulfill the elective credits.
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|Want to see exactly what classes you will take? The Program Plan (sometimes called a degree sheet) includes all specific requirements - including University proficiencies, Frameworks courses and degree requirements.
Each of Evangel's academic programs is made up of a set of core curriculum, program requirements and electives. The courses listed below are just a small sample of courses that might be taken as a part of this specific program.
|Drawing I
|An introduction to drawing media and processes.
|2-D Design
|Visual design concepts, including artistic vocabulary, aesthetic theory, and use of design elements and principles in various media and materials.
|3-D Design
|A study of the elements and principles of three-dimensional design. Students gain experience with a variety of media and subject matter.
|Printmaking I
|An introduction to basic techniques and concepts of etching, engraving, and aquatint.
|Sculpture I
|An introduction to basic techniques and concepts of etching, engraving, and aquatint.
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NOTE: A minor is a secondary field of interest that is meant to complement your academic major. While your major is chosen for your intended career choice, your minor may be something you pursue for your personal interest or to augment your major.
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New research shows that yawning is more contagious among family and friends than it is among strangers. Says study author Ivan Norscia, "the rate of contagion was greatest in response to kin, then friends, then acquaintances, and lastly strangers. Also the response gap (latency) — or how long it takes to a person to respond to someone else's yawn — is shorter in friends, kin and mates than in strangers." This was true across two different cultures and in a variety of situations. Researchers say contagious yawning can be a sign of empathy — only people, chimps, and some types of baboons display this behavior.
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Monday, August 31, 2009
Ginger Cookies
I must apologize for the lack of recipes this month. I spent the holidays in France with my family which was as a great, relaxing break. Cooking, however, is not something that I find myself taking much of a break from, but it was harder to document it, without the time or equipment. I've come back to Montreal full of ideas, and ready to try out some new things.. so be prepared for a few France-inspired recipes in the months to come!
Every time I'm able to go back home, I am reminded of just how much France has shaped my love of food. The cured meats, the cheeses, the salts, the olives oils are all the wonderful beginnings to the perfect meal... and when the start product is so good, it's hard to be disappointed with the end result.
This recipe was inspired by a new cookbook I got that's all about ginger. Ginger is one of those strong and pungent flavors that can really add something special to a recipe. It's a great staple of any stir-fry of course, but also works wonders with desserts. After reading about ginger, I had to get into the kitchen.. so here is the start of my ginger adventure. I tested recipes and came up with my own version of simple, cakey ginger cookies.
Ginger Cookies
Recipe (makes 25-30 cookies)
1 stick of unsalted butter
3/4 cup of brown sugar
1/4 cup of molasses
2 tsp of fresh grated ginger
1 egg
1 tsp of vanilla extract
1/2 tsp of cinnamon
1 1/4 tsp of baking soda
1 1/2 cup of flour
1/4 cup of diced crystallized ginger
2 tbs of granulated sugar
Preheat oven to 325 F. In a bowl, combine the softened butter and brown sugar. Using a hand mixer, beat the mixture until light and fluffy (2 minutes). Add the molasses, fresh ginger, and vanilla and beat until just combined. Add the egg and beat until just combined.
In a separate bowl, add the flour, cinnamon and baking soda and mix. Gradually add the flour mixture to the butter and sugar mixture, lightly beating until the mixture is homogeneous. Fold in the crystallized ginger. Form the dough into a disc, cover with plastic wrap and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Once the dough has chilled, form 1 inch balls, roll them in sugar and set on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Bake for 12 minutes. Leave to cook on a cooling rack. Enjoy!
18 comments:
- Mary said...
Welcome back! You've returned with a bang. Your cookies sound absolutely wonderful and your photo is beautiful.
- August 31, 2009 at 5:28 PM
- Jennifer said...
What a lovely trip to France! Someday I must go!! These cookies look and sound great!
- August 31, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- Liska said...
Beautiful picture and very tempting recipe :)
- September 1, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- My Carolina Kitchen said...
Welcome back. Who wouldn't love to go to France. I always come back inspired too. Great ginger cookies.
- September 1, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- VeggieGirl said...
So glad to see you posting again!!
- September 1, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- Dana said...
Nice to have you back. I'm jealous of your month in France - sounds like heaven to me. A cookbook all about ginger? Sounds awesome!
- September 1, 2009 at 11:17 AM
- Josipa said...
these cookies are so delicious and your photos are breathtaking :)
- September 1, 2009 at 2:05 PM
- cindy* said...
ah, i dream of france ;) these cookies look amazing. i love ginger and i love a cakey cookie!
- September 1, 2009 at 2:06 PM
these cookies could get very addicting I imagine. :)
- September 1, 2009 at 2:30 PM
- Veggie Belly said...
Your photo is simply beautiful..
- September 1, 2009 at 3:52 PM
- MaryBeth said...
What a simply perfect looking picture, everything you touch turns out fabulous.
- September 1, 2009 at 9:30 PM
- Alejandra said...
I adore ginger in all its forms. My favorite is a nightly mug of warm ginger tea (freshly brewed from the root) with a bit of cream, sugar, and nutmeg. I think these cookies would go perfectly with it!
- September 1, 2009 at 11:19 PM
- diva said...
i adore ginger. something bout its flavour that i'm hooked on ;) beautiful cookies!
- September 2, 2009 at 11:30 AM
- Carolyn Jung said...
Can I ask which cookbook this was inspired from? I am a fiend for ginger, so if there's a cookbook all about ginger, I'm dying to know. ;)
- September 2, 2009 at 9:02 PM
- Hannah said...
Nothing can beat a good, soft ginger cookie! So perfect for the incoming fall too, I've definitely got to make a batch of these soon.
- September 2, 2009 at 10:05 PM
- Lucy said...
I love the flavours of ginger, so a whole book full of recipes with it sounds great! These cookies look dangerously addictive :)
- September 6, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- Y said...
A holiday in France sounds like it would do anyone good! :) Great looking ginger cookies - I'm a sucker for anything gingery.
- September 7, 2009 at 4:32 AM
can these be made into gingerbreadman? :D
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Just a short heads-up - Heroic Maps is having a sale, giving -75%(!) off it's EXCELLENT maps! I wasn't happy to see it this late, as the sale is a christmas calendar sale, one product at a time being sold at a fraction of it's cost. Today's item is Lostwhere forest, which look to be forest terrain I tried to find before settling for D&D wildeness tiles, which are handy but far from the looks of this map!


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July 8, 2003
But the authors of the current study propose that calls for such programs to provide routine HIV care are premature, as "witnessed dosing has unclear efficacy in improving adherence and reducing HIV transmission, and may paradoxically promote drug resistance. Furthermore, requiring directly observed therapy may impose substantial barriers to antiretroviral access in resource-poor countries."
The call for directly observed HIV therapy is rooted in experience with TB treatment. DOTS is a multifaceted approach to TB therapy, including observed pill-taking, community and local government commitment, case detection by sputum smear microscopy, stable drug supply, and standardized systems for case follow-up. Successful DOTS programs include all of these essential activities.
While observational studies suggest that DOTS programs achieve higher cure rates than historical controls, the impact of witnessed therapy has rarely been isolated from other components of the DOTS strategy. As has been argued elsewhere, the success of TB control programs depends more on the strength of diverse structural components, including reliable drug supply and distribution, than just on observed dosing.
Preventing HIV transmission is the strongest rationale for making adherence interventions a requirement of therapy. However, the assumption that treatment will prevent transmission and that treatment with directly observed therapy will prevent more transmission than treatment with self-administered therapy has not yet been tested.
Because HIV is more stigmatizing than TB and requires lifelong therapy, the negative impact of directly observed HIV therapy on human rights could be potentially greater than TB. Although the prospect of access to treatment may encourage individuals to determine their HIV status, the linkage of treatment to directly observed therapy may paradoxically lower the use of counseling and testing services due to confidentiality concerns. In the United States, fears regarding HIV disclosure have led to a delay in treatment. These issues underscore the potential impact of compromising privacy by linking treatment to directly observed therapy programs.
While the authors "suggest restraint in the enthusiasm for directly observed HIV therapy as part of routine HIV care," they cannot "minimize the importance of developing effective and culturally appropriate voluntary adherence interventions to improve individual treatment outcomes globally. While the public health advantages of directly observed HIV therapy are in question, the impact on individual freedoms is not. We do not require direct observation of HIV therapy in resource-rich countries, and unless rigorous studies find important differences in adherence, there is no rationale for a different approach in resource-poor settings. We should not assume inequity with respect to people's ability to self-direct their medical care, including adherence to therapy."
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VARDEN- An area high school has the honor of being the host school for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) Region IV Band Festival, which will take place March 12-14.
VARDEN- An area high school has the honor of being the host school for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) Region IV Band Festival, which will take place March 12-14.
PMEA sponsors music festivals for band, chorus and orchestra each year, at the District, Regional and State levels.
Western Wayne High School is the host school for this year's band festival.
"It's a great opportunity to bring students to Western Wayne for all to see the level they can accomplish," said Western Wayne Band Director Raymond Stedenfeld.
The students are selected to participate through an audition process held in the fall and prepare their music in advance of the festival.
Once at the festival, they audition again for chair placement and advancement to the next level. For this purpose the state is divided into 12 districts and six regions.
Region IV, made up of District 8 and 9, encompasses a 14 county area stretching from Wellsboro in the West, Lewistown and Shamokin in the South, Susquehanna in the North and reaching to New York State in the East.
District 8 includes schools from Bradford, Snyder, Lycoming, Columbia, Union, Montour, Northumberland, Sullivan and Tioga counties.
District 9 includes schools from Lackawanna, Luzerne, Wayne, Wyoming and Susquehanna counties.
Dr. Jason Worzbyt is the guest conductor. He is a Professor of Bassoon and Associate Director of Bands at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Worzbyt holds a B.S. in Music Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Music in wind conducting from the University of North Texas and a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in bassoon performance from the University of North Texas.
Committed to music education in the state of Pennsylvania, Worzbyt served as President of District 3 of the PMEA and continues to serve that organization as an adjudicator, guest conductor and clinician.
He has also authored several study guides for the Teaching Music Through Performance in Band and Beginning Band series published by GIA. Worzbyt lives in Indiana, Penn. with his wife, Michelle, and very active four year old, Christian James.
Making it happen
Stedenfeld said it takes "a lot of work" to put the festival together. He added there are "many to thank" for their help and support.
"A big thank you goes out to the administration, school board and faculty," Stedenfeld said.
He added some of the staff will be helping out with the audition process as well.
"The band parents have also been a major help," he said. "They've put in a lot of hours."
Stedenfeld added the band parents are even taking care of feeding the students.
Getting to know the students
Western Wayne will be represented by 10 students. They are:
• Flute-Jessica Hampton and Allie Mosomillo
• Clarinet-Tarina Usher and Katie Petrilak
• Bassoon-Ryan Batzel
• Contra Bass Clarinet-Destiny Jakubowicz
• Trumpet-Michael Carrasquillo
• Euphonium-Margaret Rennekamp
• Tuba-Zach Curtis
• Percussion-Noah Shandor
For most of them, this is their first regional competition for band. Usher, a senior, is the only repeat participant.
This will be making her third appearance at regionals.
"I'm excited," she said.
Usher also gave some advice for anyone new to the competition.
"Make sure you practice your music," she said.
Hampton is a junior and is "looking forward" to regionals.
"I can't wait for how good the performance will be," she said. "This is the best of the best in the area. It will be a well-prepared concert. The music is challenging, but I'm definitely looking forward to the opportunity."
Sophomore Rennekamp concurred.
"I'm excited for the experience and being able to meet other people who are also dedicated to music," she said.
"I'm nervous to try out," said Jakubowicz, also a sophomore. "I'm also really excited."
Curtis, a junior, said the experience should be "very rewarding."
"It'll be a good learning experience," he said. "There's a lot gain."
Shandor, also a junior, said he's "nervous" for the audition, but adds it should be "smooth sailing" after.
"Make sure you're practicing all along and don't wait until the week before to start," he added.
Sophomore Batzel is "looking forward to the end result."
"The auditions won't be fun, but then we can enjoy seeing other musicians," he said. "We'll learn a lot. We can only get better."
"I'm nervously excited," said Petrilak, a sophomore. "I'm nervous for the auditions, but I'm excited to meet new people. I'm also looking forward to the music."
She added having the festival at Western Wayne will be helpful.
"Having it at our school makes it homey," Petrilak said. "It's familiar."
Sophomore Mosomillo stated she's also nervous, yet excited.
"The auditions make me nervous, but I'm really excited to get to meet students from other schools in District 8. I'm excited for the experience."
Carrasquillo, a senior, is also looking forward to regionals.
"I'm excited," he said. "I love music. It's my favorite thing to do."
He added he's "never felt nervous" in auditions for other competitions he's taken part in.
"I'm confident in what I do and it pays off," Carrasquillo stated. "I don't let nerves get to me. I'm glad to be able to go to regionals."
The festival concert will take place on March 14 at 7 p.m. at Western Wayne High School. Admission is $5. Seniors and students are $3.


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Because there is a hall of fame for everything you can put in a hall, there is of course a National Toy Hall of Fame in the United States. Which this week has inducted perhaps the most popular figures of all time into its ranks.
From a rocky beginning in 1977, when not enough figures were made to satisfy demand (resulting in a now-famous mail-away offer), they've been churned out at a steady pace ever since, a 1990s lull more than made up for by the seventeen billion figures we've seen in the last decade.
The HoF entry is for the entire line of figures, from 1977 to today, not any one series in particular. It's joined this year by dominoes.
For reference, some of the other properties honoured at the New York institute include Hot Wheels, the Game Boy, GI Joe, the kite, cardboard boxes and Mr. Potato Head.
In honour of the occassion, check out these sweet product shots of some original Star Wars figures. These were taken by Kim Simmons, the man responsible for the official promotional photography at the time (so they're the real deal), and you can get them as prints from Kim's website. Click (or open in a new tab) to expand the images.


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Jefferson County natives Casey Tighe and John Odom faced off Sept. 27 at an election forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters, debating everything from development to budgets in their race for county commissioner.
In an event at the Evergreen Fire/Rescue auditorium, incumbent Odom and challenger Tighe illustrated their differences: Odom is a Republican, Tighe a Democrat; Odom is a businessman, Tighe a longtime state transportation agency auditor and former lawyer. They also have similarities: Both are life-long Jeffco residents and family men who live in District 2.
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40 Years Ago, Feb. 14, 1973
$30,000 post advertised
Monday evening, Feb. 12, the Island School Board unveiled the brochure prepared by consultants, Dr. Robert Holler of the State University at Buffalo and Dr. Howard Bretsch of the University of Rochester, who have been employed by the board to screen candidates for the post of chief school officer to replace Veronica E. Connor. The brochure states that the board plans an initial three years contract with a starting salary of approximately $30,000 annually. University and college placement offices have been invited to submit the names of two or three of their most qualified graduates who might have interest in the post.
Letters of interest should be in the hands of the school board and its consultants by March 9, 1973.
According to Harry Hatten, interim school officer, the community may expect upwards of a hundred applicants for the position whose credentials and qualifications, will if necessary, be reviewed.
30 Years Ago, Feb. 11, 1983
Island Cable to merge with Cablevision
Michael A. Gast, president of Island Cable Inc., today announced that an agreement has been reached to merge the assets of Island Cable into a subsidiary of Cablevision Industries. It is believed that by combining the resources of the two firms, Grand Island cable customers will benefit in many ways, he said.
Mr. Gast said that over the past three years Island has built one of Western New York's most advanced cable television systems. In excess of 85 miles of cable have been installed, serving more than 2,700 customers, he said.
In as much as the proposed new owner, Cablevision Inc. has agreed to uphold provisions of the franchise agreement with Island Cable Inc., approval of the merger may be granted without holding a public hearing, it was noted at Monday's board meeting.
20 Years Ago, Feb. 19, 1993
Empire pipeline hits another snag
The Empire State Pipeline Company must file an amended permit application with the State Public Service Commission if it wants to continue a plan to construct a 155-mile pipeline from Canada to Syracuse, including crossing the Niagara River twice en route. Why? Because they are asking for a rate increase due to the cost of the proposed project rising from $832 million to $177 million, more than double previous estimates.
A public hearing was held Wednesday and another will be held April 7 in Albany to discuss the changes and whether the state should amend the permit it granted the company March 1, 1991.
Opposition to the pipeline continues, especially on Grand Island and in Wheatfield where following an existing route through Lewiston is being pushed, rather than having it built across our town and through Wheatfield.
10 Years Ago, Feb. 14, 2003
Samrany will not seek re-election
"I wish to announce that I will not be seeking any political endorsements for re-election this year as your town clerk. I will be retiring Dec. 31, 2003
"Having had the privilege of being a deputy town clerk for six years and your elected town clerk for the past 12 years has been a life experience I have truly enjoyed.
"As I promised in 1999 when I was elected to the consolidated town clerk/tax receiver position, I will have served out these four years with the knowledge and satisfaction of seeing the combined offices a reality and a success that spells taxpayers savings.
"Of course I did not do it alone. The key to that success is the capable devoted deputies that work in my office.
"As I finish out this last year, I sincerely thank all the residents for allowing me to make your contact with town government hopefully a pleasant experience, and I will aspire to speak to many of you when you come into the office. I shall continue to be active in the community my husband Joe and I have called home for the last 47 years. Thank you, Grand Island."


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thanks core. I'm still pretty new at this thing, but I am also a hobby scientist. So I'd like to be able to link the two. Perhaps this is a way to go.
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Firstly, thank you guys so much for your wonderful support for SOULMATES! As I type this, I've sold three pieces -- more than I had figured! I'm going to keep working on new pieces and designs, and perhaps even a discount code for you readers! I think I can afford that for you guys, especially if I keep selling stuff. You're more than welcome to help spread the word about the shop; here's a few ways:
My hair's almost not blue-green anymore! I've actually recently bleached it again, and it's sooo white now. It's actually kinda weird seeing it back to this colour after over a month. I'm thinking I'll keep it blonde until I have to do my roots, and then I'll Kool-Aid it again. I've bought packets of Orange and Strawberry, and Kathryn says she wants to see me with pink hair. Well, I've always wanted pink hair, so that's probably the colour you'll see me with next!
Also, you can totally see my mis-matched socks three photos up from here. Well, sometimes, a girl just can't find a matching black sock.
I keep getting fashion block, you guys. I've bought some stuff recently, and can't figure out how to wear any of 'em. Then I look at my existing pieces and go, "eugh," and struggle through finding a decent outfit. Perhaps it's partially due to the weather: it was really freaking warm, but it's getting back to chilly. Below fifty for the most of the next week? Are you kidding me, Massachusetts? You tease.
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Jim Drain
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. When it gives you an abundance of yarn, make art. At least that's what Jim Drain did. During his time at the Fort Thunder artist community of Rhode Island, Drain was presented with an excess of yarn that was once produced at one of the area's old textile mills, which he has since experimented with to create sculptures, furniture, paintings, collages and even an edition of sweaters for Opening Ceremony. Go see his latest show, which includes paintings, wall-mounted sculptures and satirical promotional posters for his own show, as they float through the Prism gallery, and then hear the artist speak about his work at the Hammer Museum.


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Sedman needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 27 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
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Monique Hunter is a college student who is skilled in her father's martial art and has inherited her mother's psychic abilities. She meets her favorite celebrity who is in town to film a movie. As they grow closer, an enemy from her parents' past emerges to destroy her family. She must use everything within her to stop him....


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Everlong Sneakers
by Patagonia
Everlong Sneakers
For the 12,600-ft. climb up Hope Pass, the Everlong endures with a minimalist, trail-specific design that protects without being overbuilt. The welded, air mesh upper is ultradurable and breathable and has a Dri-Lex moisture wicking, ventilated air mesh collar and tongue lining. Removable, perforated EVA anatomical footbed supports, cushions and molds to the contour of your foot. Lightly cushioned heel pod for excellent hold; lightweight EVA midsole for cushioning. A 4mm drop allows for a midfoot strike and cushions for long-distance comfort. Non-woven, ultrathin insole board is lightweight and protective. Minimal sticky rubber outsole reinforces wear zones while minimizing weight.