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I want to create a sound that starts in the left ear and ends in the right ear. I would prefer to set the parameters and have the sound move. I don't want to put a sound in at one point and have it looping and then move its position. Think of a bullet getting shot and the sound going from the left to the right. The sounds I am using are short and so it would move quickly from one ear to the other. Thanks for your help.
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You can use something they put together in direct sound (3d sound) but dont forget you can actually manually make it too and fake all the speaker interaction and doppler shift... sorry i cant be any more help than that.
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High school wrestling: District tournament capsules for Feb. 21
Division I
Where: Mentor High School
When: Friday 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.
What's next: Top four in each weight class advance to the state tournament, Feb. 28 to March 2 at Ohio State University
Team to beat: Massillon Perry has won this tournament the past three years. No team has more qualifiers (11), and the Panthers won seven titles at their home sectional. They came up short against St. Edward — by only seven points — in the state team tournament finals. It's theirs to lose.
Local wrestlers: Brush 1, Chardon 3, Euclid 6, Kenston 7, Madison 10, Mayfield 2, Mentor 11, North 3, Riverside 6, South 10
Pin points: Madison has a lot of potential with its 10 qualifiers. Jarrad Lasko (126), Nick Montgomery (138) and Bo Ransom (145) are favored to get to title matches. … Riverside's Evan Rosborough is 35-2 this season. Both losses came from out-of-state wrestlers at the Ironman Tournament in December. … Mentor's Colin Kramer (113) has the best chance of any of the Cardinals' 11 qualifiers to make it down. … There are two undefeated wrestlers in the tournament: Lakeside's Kyle Conel (43-0, 195 pounds) and Maple Heights' Devin Revels (25-0, 220 pounds).
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Where: Alliance High School, 400 Glamorgan St., Alliance
When: Friday 3 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. Continued...
What's next: Top four in each weight class advance to the state tournament, Feb. 28 to March 2 at Ohio State University
Team to beat: CVCA won the title by 57 points last year, continuing to dominate after moving up from Division III a couple years ago. Perry, with its 13 qualifiers, has a chance to accumulate a lot of team points, even if less than half of them advance to state. Recent history suggests the Royals are the favorite, but don't dismiss the Pirates.
Local wrestlers: Benedictine 4, Geneva 7, Lake Catholic 12, NDCL 1, Perry 13, University 3, West Geauga 4
Pin points: Lake Catholic's Anthony Tutolo is in a loaded bracket at 126 pounds. The defending state runner-up will likely have to beat Mike Rix of St. Vincent-St. Mary or Josh Decatur of CVCA, who also reached the podium last year. … University's Dominic Monaco (145) has battled injuries the past couple years but seems to be in position to make a return to state. He missed out last year because of injury. … Perry heavyweight Billy Miller may meet West Branch's Connor Sharp in the final. Sharp beat Miller in the third-place match at state last year and again this year during the state dual tournament.
Division III
Where: Garfield Heights High School, 4900 Turney Road, Garfield Heights
When: Friday 4 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.
What's next: Top four in each weight class advance to the state tournament, Feb. 28 to March 2 at Ohio State University
Team to beat: The field seems to be wide open. Wellington (12), Rootstown (10) and Tuslaw (9) have the most qualifiers. Independence had three sectional champs. Kirtland is bringing a high-caliber group, with seven of eight reaching sectional title bouts. Don't expect anybody to run away with first place.
Local wrestlers: Berkshire 6, Cardinal 6, Hawken 4, Kirtland 8, Newbury 2, Richmond Heights 2, VASJ 3, Wickliffe 3 Continued...
Pin points: Kirtland's win over Beachwood at sectionals came down to the final match. Led by Clayton Davidson (145) Rocky Calvert (170) and Evan Brettrager (195), the Hornets are hitting their stride. … Cardinal's trio of Ian Mast (113), Casey Johns (132) and Caleb Fry (220) are a combined 102-10 this season. … Berkshire's Nate Walker (17-17, 106) has one of the toughest opening matches. He faces 35-1 Sebastian Vidika of Black River.
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By: Matt Hunter
After eleven months of waiting, the track's opening weekend is already in the books. YNN's Matt Hunter takes a look at how it went on and off the track.
SARATOGA RACE COURSE -- Just like that, the first four days of the 2012 Saratoga meet have come and gone. For many, they've been fruitful at the betting windows. For others, not so much.
"We had a shot this last race, didn't hit the double, but that's the way it goes some times," Kevin Pantera said.
On the business side, opening week was a success for NYRA. Both attendance -- up two percent -- and on-track wagering -- up more than 14 percent -- made good strides from last year. However, issues including a malfunctioning PA system and problems with water pressure created headaches for racing fans.
"The opening day sound system was terrible, that's what I'm saying. They had four or five days to work out the kinks and of course, the toilets were overflowing. I don't think anybody was happy with that," Eugene Borden said.
On Monday, neither NYRA or the City of Saratoga Springs would take credit for Friday's water issues. By Monday all problems, including the track's malfunctioning Wi-Fi network, had all been resolved. From here on out, NYRA execs expect the focus to be back on racing.
"Obviously, there were a few opening day hiccups but we got those solved and it seems like everybody's really having a great time here at Saratoga this opening weekend," NYRA Communications Director Dan Silver said.
"There's no sense in complaining, you have to realize where you are and this is the best racing venue in the U.S. and maybe the world, you know, you just got to deal with it, the people are nice and enjoy Saratoga," one person said.
Borden said, "I love Saratoga, I love coming up here and I hope I'm wrong, I hope this is a low point and we're going to come back and the excitement will return, but I don't know, I have my questions."
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Matthew Picton Makes Paper Cities Out Of Text That Define The City In Question
Matthew Picton makes Paper Cities, urban narratives, aerial views that relate directly to an historical event, a piece of art, music, literature that helped define that city. To do that he uses books, newspapers, film stills, whatever is the most appropriate to represent that given moment that defines the city.
In the images above you have a map of Dublin in 1904 built out of extracts from James Joyce's 'Ulysses', Lower Manhattan created from headlines that accompanied the 2001 World Trade Center disaster and DVD covers of the film 'Towering Inferno' as well as book covers of the novel 'The Plot Against America' by Philip Roth and Venice made with text from 'Death in Venice' by Thomas Mann and the music score from Benjamin Britten's Death in Venice opera.
On his website the statement has this to say:
Cities are often described as living organisms; viewed as subject rather than object. Matthew Picton engages with this tradition of humanising the city by deconstructing the clean, uncompromising aesthetic of the cartographic city plan and imbuing it with the unique history and culture of each place.
Picton depicts these cities as active participants, affected by outside sources and shaped by their internal social structure. The city becomes a subject and an entity of its own.
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Ideal seasonal temperatures Saturday provided charming family entertainment and photo opportunities for the eighth annual Ice Carving Show in downtown Mount Clemens.
The weather is perfect for it, said ice carver Ray Lucier of Macomb Township. Last year it was a little warm but this year you couldnt ask for a better day. Its not too cold. Its comfortable, a little bit of snow. The atmosphere is cool.
We enjoy doing it, talking to people. The atmospheres nice, added fellow carver Al Boch of Clinton Township.
Jamie Smith of Clinton Township was among many people taking photographs of sculptures and their creators as well as fellow family members. She attended with her husband, Bill, and children, Camryn, 7, and Maliyah, 2.
I really like the one over there with the diamond ring in a box, Smith said. I got some good photos of that.
Gretchen Higbee of Clinton Township brought her daughter, Meah, 6, or rather, Meah brought her mom since Meah was attending her second show while mom was making her first visit. Meah attended with her grandmother last year.
She really likes ice sculptures. She has a big thing for it, Higbee said of her daughter, adding they also planned to visit the Cinderella warming station and watch balloon sculpting, among various childrens activities.
Its a nice family event.
Nearly four dozen sculptures were on display on Macomb Place sidewalks and at each of the nine holes of the miniature golf course set up in Cherry Street Mall, near the Fountain Stage, where many children congregated to play.
Bundled-up attendees browsed among the frozen pieces and stopped in local businesses to get warm and enjoy a hot beverage or snack, and take advantage of special sales offered by the shops.
Sculpturers four on Saturday and about 10 on Friday from Finesse Ice Sculptures in Shelby Township worked on their pieces, sponsored by local businesses, for about 17 hours Friday, as well as during demonstrations Saturday. A handful of the pieces were done ahead of time.
The carving artists are trained by chef and Finesse Ice owner Jeff Wolf, a culinary arts instructor at Macomb Community College.
The sculptures will remain displayed downtown after the show.
Demonstrations will be held noon to 2 p.m. today. Ice putt-putt golf $3 for adults, $1 for children and other childrens activities will take place noon to 3 p.m. today.
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Strategies to Promote the Development of E-competencies in the Next Generation of Professionals: European and International Trends
This study analyses the effectiveness of policies, strategies and programmes that promote the acquisition of e-literacies, focusing in particular on the younger generation who will be joining the labour force in the next five to ten years. Based on the benchmarking of different studies about the impact of information and communication technologies (ICTs) on students' learning, this work proposes a redefinition of the term 'e-competencies'2. Moreover, a set of best practices for the development of the future e-competent labour force are identified. Although the scope for this paper is primarily the countries of the European Union, worldwide studies are also considered.
Plurilingual, Audiovisual and Digital Competences as Means to Construct Knowledge in Multilingual and Multicultural Communities of Practice
Language teaching in today's society should consider how the use of ICT and social networking influence learning, which, due to technology, very often occurs in multilingual milieus. Issues such as the presence of immigrant students in mainstream classrooms, the opening of those classrooms to pupils from other schools (through, for example, telecollaborative projects), the use of Internet as a tool for searching information but also for sharing what one has learnt (just to cite a few examples) raise the need to redefine concepts such as literacy, communicative competence, intercultural competence, text, text genre, and so on.
This project - which develops from previous studies carried out by the same team - aims to design, experiment and evaluate in inclusive classrooms authentic methodological proposals (projects), targeted at local students and students of immigrant origin and designed to enhance the joint development of the competences listed above. The study of learners' communicative practices during the development of these global pedagogical projects will allow the reformulation of the concept of communicative competence. It will also provide for the expansion of the types of school texts that cater for the multimodal nature of communication. Moreover, the project will endeavour to understand the development of the multiple literacies that makes communication possible. In line with the research methodology traditionally adopted by the applicant research team, the experimental part of our study will be the result of collaborative work between faculty and school teachers.
There is a need to provide a learning environment that integrates all the competences, especially in project-based classrooms where there is often a clear target audience beyond the walls of the classroom itself. For instance, when learners read and construct non-linear texts, they may be seeking information in more than one language and they may need to include audio and images. Thus, it is patently obvious that it is necessary to treat in an integrated manner all the competences that make it possible for learners to develop the skills for building content knowledge through language use: multilingual and intercultural, audiovisual, digital and other skills related to different areas of knowledge in school curricula. Such an integrative proposal is essential for both the fields of language education and of research on teaching and learning of languages.
MEDEA Awards 2012
Annual competition to reward excellence and creativity in media in education.
Aim of the MEDEA Awards
The aim of the MEDEA Awards is to encourage innovation and good practice in the use of media (audio, video, graphics and animation) in education. The awards also recognise and promote excellence in the production and pedagogical design of media-rich learning resources.
In recent years there has been remarkable interest in the creation and use of digital video and audio in education, boosted by the increasing impact of multimedia and video based websites and applications on the internet and mobile devices. The pedagogical vision is clear: it is only when video and audio are routine components of education and online learning, that we will have an educational environment that reflects the media-rich world in which our learners now live.
Participation Guidelines
Before submitting a multimedia project or production, we strongly recommend that you read the Judging Criteria to understand what the judges are specifically looking for and the criteria they will use when judging your submission, as well as the Terms & Conditions of submission, where you will find the rules for participation in the MEDEA Awards. Read also the important Copyright Information page.
Entries need to be submitted via the online submission form and sent to arrive at the MEDEA Secretariat via post, e-mail or fax before the closing date: 17 September 2012 (midnight). All finalists will be notified in the beginning of November and will be invited to take part in the awards ceremony taking place during the Media & Learning Conference 2012, where the final winners will be announced.
MEDEA Awards 2012
- The MEDEA Award for User-Generated Educational Media 2012
This award honours the best entry submitted by teachers, students, learners, parents, professors, individual or organisational representatives in primary education, secondary education, higher education, adult education, vocational education and/or training. - The MEDEA Award for Professionally Produced Educational Media 2012
This award will be awarded to the best professional educational media produced by a professional company or semi-professional production unit such as a broadcaster, professional multimedia producer or publisher, professional web design company, audiovisual or media department in larger institutions or organisations such as universities, government departments, companies, multinational institutions and organisations, etc. - The Special Prize for European Collaboration in the creation of Educational Media 2012
This prize recognises excellent educational media productions and projects that come about as a result of European cross-border collaboration and recognises the impact such collaboration can have in increasing understanding and enhancing the European dimension. - The Special Prize for Educational Media Encouraging Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations 2012
This prize will be dedicated to an entry or production that clearly uses (multi)media to encourage active ageing and solidarity between generations. All educational media productions, no matter in what format, be it website, video, game or interactive presentation, that illustrate, document or promote the active ageing and solidarity between generations. - The Special MEDEA Jury 2012 Prize
The judges may, at their discretion, present a special award to an approach or production in recognition of exceptional innovation in pedagogic or technical design.
Vision, Scenarios, Insights and Recommendations on how ICT may help making lifelong learning a reality for all
The aim of the VISIR network is to contribute to the full exploitation of the potential of ICT to transform and innovate European lifelong learning and to equip European citizens with digital competencies and other key transversal competencies for life and employability.
Why VISIR
The use of ICT for learning in Europe is gaining ground, but to uncap its potential as a driver of change for our economies and societies, we need to move from fragmentation and piloting to articulation and system adoption.
To address this need, seven European networks and two research institutions, with the support of the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission, have joined forces and will work for the next three years to address three major gaps: the "understanding gap", the "networking gap", and the "mainstreaming gap" of ICT for learning in Europe.
The VISIR Approach
VISIR tackles three levels of analysis and action: macro (education and training systems), meso (organisations which provide teaching and learning opportunities) and micro (teaching and learning opportunities themselves), and will include a foresight component to enhance proactive change in effective ICT exploitation in learning.
To know more about the VISIR methodology, please contact us.
Micro-Innovation Practices
VISIR is inviting the academic and professional community to contribute: as one of the main research outcome of the project, 100 European leading innovation practice cases are being collected which:
- - have or have had impact in building digital and other key competences
- - are bottom-up cases
- - are innovative applications of ICT for learning
In case you are interested to share your experience, please send an outline to the EDEN Secretariat.
Genomineerden voor de e-Learning Awards 2012 bekend
De afgelopen weken heeft de vakjury zich gebogen over de 30 inzendingen voor de e-Learning awards 2012. Een grote diversiteit aan projecten maakte het wederom een boeiende klus met aan het eind de lastige opgave om per categorie drie projecten te nomineren.
De genomineerden zijn:
Best practice e-Learning
ISTARr learning (Universiteit van Tilburg)
Plaza Challenge School (Plaza Challenge School)
Smartgate the Game (BrandNewGame/Ijsfontein – ACN)
Innovatieve e-Learning
eFrame (Innofun)
PwC Startup (@Hand)
Traintool (Traintool)
Jong e-Learning talent
Educatieve I-tour (Job Haverkamp)
Mobiel Engels leren (Gerard Veenhof)
Studytube (Gerhard Riphagen & Homam Karimi)
Volgende week zullen de genomineerden voor Best Practice en Innovatieve e-Learning een pitch presentatie geven voor de vakjury, waarna de definitieve winnaars voor deze categorieën bepaald worden. De winnaars worden op 3 april op het e-Learning event bekend gemaakt.
De jong e-Learning talent kunt u ontmoeten op de Plaza van het e-Learning Event op 3 april in 's-Hertogenbosch. Als bezoeker van het event kunt u die dag dan ook uw stem uitbrengen voor deze categorie. De winnaar in deze categorie wordt dan kort voor de uitreiking bepaald op basis van 50% juryoordeel en 50% publieksoordeel.
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If You've Drank Water Today—Consider Yourself Lucky
The United Nations has declared water a basic human right, saying that "the human right to water entitles everyone to sufficient, safe, acceptable, physically accessible and affordable water for personal and domestic uses." Many hold similar views as the UN, while others differ in opinion and think water is a privilege not a right. As the human population increases alongside the demand for clean, safe sources of water, this issue will only escalate in significance and severity. Humanity as a whole must answer the question: Is water a privilege or a right?
Currently access to safe drinking water is not universal. With almost 900 million people lacking access and more than 1.5 million children annually dying due to this reason, the United Nations has recognized clean water and sanitation as "integral to the realization of all human rights." Providing access to drinking water does not have a simple solution; when dealing with the right of humans to access water: political, social, economic, and industrial changes are needed. At the 2011 United College London (UCL) Annual Conference, the issue of water security was brought up and concluded that the global North cannot simply expect the South to generate access to clean drinking water. For the most part water abuse comes from the North and the South is the region in need of more clean drinking water. Many believe the global North should treat water as a commodity since they tend to overuse water and are not penalized for doing so. With this implementation, water may be better conserved in the North which may help the South receive economic deductions to increase clean water access.
Many take the opposite view on this issue, arguing that water is a privilege and treating water as such does not violate basic human rights. Specifically, some take the stance that water is a simple human need, not a right we all hold. One argument that supports this stance is water privatization. Some believe that the government should not hold the responsibility for providing adequate water to its civilians. Because the privatization of water has been successful before, where companies control the supply and accessibility to water, people cannot assume they are entitled to clean water without paying a price. Also, it is arguable that the number of people living in the world today without access to clean drinking water is proof enough that water is a privilege not a right. History has shown that many people do not have access to safe drinking water, and this issue will only become more severe as human population increases alongside demand. In fact, the number of people currently without access to clean drinking water totals the number of people living in the US, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, France, Germany, England, Italy, Spain, Japan, Australia and Norway. Thus, critics argue that water is a privilege, because it is not sustainable to treat water as a right where it will become more difficult to supply as we progress into the future.
For those who see water as a privilege, their idea generally revolves around keeping sustainability of the resource. We see water being abused daily through agriculture and private consumption. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, water is a basic physiological right that is essential for survival. Allowing people access to clean drinking water would not set up a system of abuse, but would rather create a need for stricter guidelines. Fracking for example could become a safer practice after the creation of more regulation, because the risk of water source contamination would decrease as water quality and technology improve. If water is granted to everyone, we would see a growing need for protection. Consequently, the enforcement of stricter guidelines and policies would be needed to ensure the well-being of mankind.
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Hello, everyone. I'm Jake from Lansdale, Pennsylvania and I'm about to make my first book scanner.
I started scanning books last year when I started my PhD program. I got an iPad, wanting to make it my mobile workhorse for mobile internet, carrying textbooks, and all of the awesome stuff that iPads do, so I started scanning at the school library using their (admittedly really nice) flatbed scanner. However, it takes forever (5-8 hours per book of just sitting in the computer lab staring into space) and the quality isn't the best in the world. Also, it takes forever. Did I mention how agonizing it is to sit there for hours scanning textbooks? I'm actually giving myself a headache thinking about it now.
But I did it anyway, because I was resolved to use my iPad for textbooks. Less weight! Save trees! Save money (by borrowing books or using the ones from the library, which is perfectly legal so long as I have legal access to the library as a student. Technically I have to destroy these digital copies the moment I am no longer allowed to access the physical books in the library, but I digress)! Using the flatbed, Adobe software to make PDFs, and a combination of Briss and PDFSam (I'm on a Mac), I made awesome PDF versions of my textbooks and shared them with my few friends who have also gone digital.
Having a scanner in the library that gets the job done is one thing, but I'm 2 hours from campus and it's a pain in the ass to drive out there, scan books, and drive back. Scanning one book takes an entire day! It makes the beginning of semesters a nightmare. I need something better.
I was going to by a Plustek Opticbook scanner. You know, one of the nice ones with the really narrow bezel that scans almost all of the way into the spine? They seem pretty effective and $300 is a price I'd pay to have that power and convenience in my home.
However, I ran into major problems last night. The Opticbook is a series of scanners, including the 3600, 3600+, 3800, 4800, and A300. Only the 4800 and A300 support the sizes I need (A4 textbooks, aka larger than 8.5x11") and the 4800 is $800 while the A300 is about $2,000. To exacerbate things, only the 3600 has Mac support, which is total balls if you ask me. What's so hard about supporting an entire group of users with ALL of your products in a series if you're going to go through the trouble of doing it for one of those products?
After the Opticbook debacle, I started to feel desperate. Not only do I have to scan my own textbooks this semester, but I'm teaching a class and I decided to be the rebel professor who scans the students' readings, too (since it saves them all money and it allows me to use multiple textbooks and sources instead of being constrained to one). Viva la economica, right? Well, I searched and searched, looking for services, flatbeds, and v-shaped scanners of all varieties. I found the ION Audio Book Saver for $160, a lightweight, portable, V-shaped overhead scanner with Mac support, and thought I was saved. That's when I noticed "Coming Soon!" on the product page and "Ships in 1-4 months" on Amazon's page. I snapped.
"Fuck it!" I yelled in my head. "I'm building my own damn scanner!" DIYbookscanner.org is by far the most pervasive website for every DIY book scanning search I did, so I ended up here pretty quickly. I watched some of the videos of the devices in action, read some bits from the Wiki, and skimmed over some build threads before I decided that I wanted to go gung-ho into this. Go big or go home, right? I really like some of the metal and aluminum builds, particularly the collapsible and portable ones, but I think I'm going to start with the easier-to-make New "Standard Scanner." I've got my shopping list for Lowe's prepared, I ordered some SD cards, I'm trying to decided on some cheap cameras based on the SDM-supported list, and I emailed Frans van de Kamp about a trigger already, so I'm committed. It's time to forge my own solution to this bibliodebacle of mine.
To make things challenging, I've never built anything with wood, I don't own a circular saw (but do have access to one through my girlfriend's uncle), and I'm working in a (messy (from other craft projects)) single-bedroom apartment. I don't even own a power drill yet (though I do have a Dremel and a power drill is on my "Why don't you already have one of these?" shopping list).
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Arndt, Grant P., Iowa State University
"Indian News": Ho-Chunk Media Activism as Ethnohistorical Resource
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The Syntax of Nominal Expressions in Blackfoot
Button, Emily, Brown University
Homeward Bound: Reimagining Native Communities in the Commercial Whaling Era
Emmons, Nichlas, Ball State University
Adaptation and Sustainability: A Comparative Study of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan and the Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Fortney, Jeffrey L., University of Oklahoma
Race, Identity, and Power in the Choctaw Nation
Haynes, Joshua S., University of Georgia
Theft and Violence on the Creek-Georgia Frontier, 1763–1812
Hinzo, Angel M., University of California, Davis
One People, Two Nations: A Comprehensive History of the Winnebago/Ho-Chunk Peoples
Hutchinson, Corinne, Georgetown University
The Morphosyntax of Child Code-Mixing: Evidence from Bilingual Navajo-English Speakers
Lappas, Thomas J., Nazareth College (New York)
Temperance Movements Among the Haudenosaunee, 1830–1930
Lyon, John, University of British Columbia
Copular Predication in Okanagan Salish
Manzano-Munguia, Maria C., Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
Economic and Social Experiences of Indigenous "Forced Transnationalism" Across Borderlands: Mexico and the United States
Martin, Alexandra G., College of William and Mary
"Teâno wonck nippée am, I will be here by and by again": Memory and Movement on the Narragansett Landscape
Merriot, Ivy, Montana State University
The History of Indigenous Astronomy (Sky-Earth) Pedagogies Associated with the Big Horn Medicine Wheel and the A'aninin (Gros Ventres) of Montana
Miller, Douglas K., University of Oklahoma
Urban Relocation and American Indian Initiative, 1940s–1960s
Moss, Meredith, Arizona State University
Miss Navajo Nation's English: Variation and Ideology in Heritage Language Role Models and Advocates
Pollak, Margaret E., University of Wisconsin, Madison
An Ethnohistorical Study of Diabetes in an Urban American Indian Community
Rosen, Bryan, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Semantic and Grammatical Relations of Ojibwe Verb Stems
Silverman, David J., George Washington University
Firearms and the Transformation of Native America
Smith, Tash B., St. Gregory's University
"Capture These Indians for the Lord": The Development of Christianity Among Kiowa and Comanche Communities in Western Oklahoma in the Early Twentieth Century
Smyth, Edward G., University of California, Santa Cruz
The Natchez Diaspora: A History of Indigenous Displacement and Survival in the Atlantic World
Trueman, Alexandra, University of Arizona
Compounding Verbs in Arizona Hiaki
Uchihara, Hiroto, University at Buffalo, State University of New York
A Study of Cherokee Tones
Whalen, Kevin, University of California, Riverside
Beyond School Walls: Indian Education in Southern California, 1902-1946
Wilner, Isaiah, Yale University
The Broken Coast: A Journey to the Edge of Thought
- Aplin, Thomas C., University of California, Los Angeles
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- Arnold, Laurie, The Newberry Library
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- Blackburn Morrow, Jesse, University of Oregon
- Linguistic Restructuring of Umatilla Sahaptin
- Brown, Jason, University of British Columbia
- Phonological Variation in Gitksan
- Cain, Shawna, University of Arkansas
- Will West Long-Ga-Du-Gi Project
- Carpenter, Kristen A., University of Denver College of Law
- Cherokee Land and Language in Treaty Interpretation
- Duval, Kathleen, University of North Carolina
- The Gulf Coast and the War for America
- Hancock, Robert L. A., University of Victoria
- Anthropology and Indigenous Resistance to Mega-Project Developments in the Canadian North, 1970-1980
- Johannsdottir, Kristin M., University of British Columbia
- Tense and Aspect in Gitksan
- Kan, Sergei, Dartmouth College
- The Vincent Soboleff Photograph Collection and the Ethnohistory of Killisnoo, a Native Alaskan Community, 1890s-1920s
- Lindsay, Brendan, University of California, Riverside
- California's Indian Genocide, 1846-1900
- Miranda, Deborah, Washington and Lee University
- The Light from Carissa Plains
- Muller, Kathryn V., Queen's University
- Wampum Relationships as Manifestations of Enduring Cultural Ethics
- Murray, Sarah E., Rutgers University
- Encoding Point of View: Evidentiality in Cheyenne
- Palmer, Jr., Gus, University of Oklahoma
- Kiowa Dictionary Project
- Snyder, Christina N., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Identity, Race, and Power in the Contested American South
- Walker, Jessica A., University of Oklahoma
- Native Christianity Among the Absentee Shawnee
- Willmott, Cory C., Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
- Great Lakes Algonquian Dress in Intercultural Relations, 1760-1930
- Anoatubby, Joe M., University of North Carolina
- The Chickasaw People, 1785-1860
- Barker, Alexander W., Dallas Museum of Natural History
- The Powhatan Paramountcy, 1560-1612
- Bechter, Frank, and Hibbard, Stephen, University of Chicago
- Crow and Plains Sign Talk Narratives
- Boyle, John P., University of Chicago
- Investigation of Hidatsa Grammar
- Cowell, James A., University of Colorado
- Arapaho Verbal Morphology
- Elliott, Gabrielle, University of Nebraska
- Women and Repatriation
- Haefeli, Evan, Princeton University
- The Deerfield Massacre and the Northeastern Frontier
- Jones, Timothy W., University of Arizona
- History of the Western Cherokee
- Kim, Eun-Sook, University of British Columbia
- Glottalization in Nuu-chah-nulth
- Laverty, Philip B., University of New Mexico
- The Esselen, an Unacknowledged California Indian People
- Miller, Gwenn A., Duke University
- Native women and Russian Men in Alaska, 1784-1820
- Oakley, Christopher A., University of Tennessee
- American Indian Identity in Eastern North Carolina
- Obermeyer, Brice M., University of Oklahoma
- Historical Transformation of Pojoaque Pueblo
- Pickering, Kathleen A., Colorado State University
- Cash Consumption and Labor Allocations on the Pine Ridge Reservation
- Shackelford, Alan G., Indiana University
- The American Bottom: Crossroads of Early America
- Shepherd, Jeffrey P., Arizona State University
- The Hualapai Nation in the Twentieth Century
- Sweet, John W., Catholic University of America
- The Narragansett and the Move to Brothertown
- Znamenski, Andrei A.., Alabama State University
- Dena'ina Indians and the Russian Orthodox Church, 1849-1867
- Zuyderhoudt, Lea M., Leyden University
- Accounts of Blackfoot Women
- Alderete, John D.
- Tahltan Stress: Phonetics and Phonology
- Barthmaier, Paul T.
- Lushootseed Discourse Data
- Caplow, Nancy J.
- Western Abenaki Discourse
- Craver, Amy J.
- Influence of Environmental Changes on Inupiaq Hunting
- Golla, Victor K.
- Inventory of Sapir's Nootka Work
- Hahn, Steven C.
- The Creek Confederacy, 1633-1763
- Herndon, Ruth W.
- The Narragansett People and Rhode Island Officials
- Holton, Gary M.
- Tanacross Language Documentation Project
- Ishii, Izumi
- Cherokee temperance Movement in the Nineteenth Century
- Keating, Neal B.
- Historical Anthropology of Onondaga Art
- Kosmider, Alexia
- Writings of Creek Writer Charles Gibson
- Maddra, Sam Ann
- The 1891-1892 Tour of Britain by Buffalo Bill
- Martin, Jack B.
- The Creek Texts of Mary Haas, vols. 16-22
- Medicine, Beatrice
- An Ethnohistory of the Wakpala Community
- Meya, Wilhelm K.
- Oglala Oral History and Winter Counts
- More, Anna H.
- An Edition of Alonso de Benavides' Memorial of 1634
- Nakayama, Toshihide
- Lexical Suffixes in Ahousaht Nuu-chah-nulth
- Ng, Eve C.
- Fieldwork on Passamaquoddy
- Nichols, David A.
- Indian Relations and American Political
- O'Neill, Sean P.
- Hupa Texts, and Comparative Work with Yurok and Karok
- Roy, Christopher A.
- Nineteenth-century Abenaki Fusion
- Schrager, Bradley S.
- Spanish and English Colonialism, 1660-1715
- Shuck, Sheri M.
- The Alabamas and Coushattas, 1500-1859
- Warren, Stephen A.
- Emergence of the Shawnee Nation
- Bender, Margaret
- Contemporary Usage of the Cherokee Syllabary
- Berman, Judith E.
- History of a Tlingit Family
- Blain, Eleanor M.
- Binding Effects in Plains Cree
- Brightman, Robert A.
- Algonquian-Iroquoian Dreaming
- Brooks, James F.
- The Borderlands Community of New Mexico, 1780-1880
- Carter, William
- Cultural Clash in Early Texas, 1500-1800
- Den Ouden, Amy E.
- Political Mobilization among Native Populations in Eighteenth-century New England
- Ethridge, Robbie F.
- Benjamin Hawkins and the Creek Agency in the Eighteenth Century
- Green, Adriana G.
- Historic Development of Lakota Regalia, 1850-1920
- Jackson, Deborah D.
- Ojibwa Discursive Practices at Sault Saint Marie
- McDonough, Joyce M.
- Phonetics and Phonology of Navajo and Jicarilla Apache
- Meadows, William C.
- Southern Plains Military Societies, 1800 to the Present
- Melnar, Lynette R.
- Caddo Syntax
- Miller, Amy
- Plains Miwok Language
- Nakayama, Toshihide
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- Nichols, Lynn
- Zuni Primary and Secondary Suffixation
- Ono, Tsuyoshi
- Tachi Dialect of Yokuts
- Orser, Brenda I. L.
- Pharyngeal Resonants in Interior Salish, Spokane
- Price, Catherine
- History of the Pine Ridge Reservation, 1879-1934
- Silentman, Irene J.
- Intergenerational Study of Navajo Language Change
- Sistrunk, Sara
- Male-Female Speech in Lakhota
- Stenger, Mark R.
- Zuni Language in Informal Instruction
- Taff, Alice
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- Thornton, Thomas F.
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- Wagner, Sally Roesch
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Hi, we are tied with a total of 182,100 points each for the second half of 2012. A perfect record of daily posting, I think. That is a great avatar picture you have posted. Want to become buddies??? Warren :-)
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Well its been a loooong time since I've posted on Burdastyle. To see how long – look at my hair length then and now!
Anyway. I've still been sewing but I'm only now getting my self around to posting the pics.
This dress is from a recent pattern off Burdasyle – Gathered Dress 06/2012 #126.
Spring has just started for us people "down under" and I'm sure this dress will be a staple for the next 6 months or so. It was very quick and easy – it took about 4 hours from pattern cutting to button sewing.
I found the body to be very "swing-y" so I pulled it in a little. I also added patch pockets to the front so I can carry my pocket change for all those summer trysts down to the corner store for ice-cream!
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Sep 11, 2012, 07.43 AMby loulourosa
Nice dress, the fabric is perfect for this pattern and it looks so good on you!
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Thank you! I got it from Spotlight (if you're in Australia)
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Oh hopefully you'll post it onto Burdastyle?
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Sweet dress! An this hairdo suits you too!
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Thanks! i so want to cut it, but i also want it long. i cant win
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A wig is the solution. Make your friends believe you had a haircut (which is in fact a wig) and 'let your hair down' for formal occasions telling your crop is synthetic.
See how long you can sustain the mystification :) !
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Ingenious! And I could have different colours (googles coloured wigs…)
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i think your dress is lovely. the patch pockets and fabric are fab x
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Candid, compelling, and heartbreaking?a father''s story of a talent taken too soon and a legacy that will live on for generations
On July 23, 2011, Amy Winehouse''s family, friends, and fans around the world mourned the tragedy that this remarkable, talented, and extraordinarily generous young woman was now gone. A legion of dedicated fans had lost their idol; a devastated family had lost their Amy. With this difficult news came an outpouring of love and grief from her fans, along with troubling questions about Amy''s very public struggles with drugs and alcohol, as people tried to understand how such a soulful singer had been silenced so young.
Now, in this intimate and tender account, her father and confidant, Mitch, offers an inside view of Amy''s life as she lived it, putting to rest once and for all the controversies that have long surrounded her. Sifting fact from fiction, he pre-sents a portrait of Amy unlike any other, detailing the events and the people that shaped her youth?from her mischievous childhood to her grandmother''s Jazz Age stories, to her father singing Frank Sinatra around the house. Shedding light on Amy''s musical coming-of-age, Mitch explores how she honed her distinctive sound, created her unforgettable look, and channeled her own life into hits such as "You Know I''m No Good," "Rehab," and "Back to Black"?some of the most memorable and personal pop music in years.
While her beehive hair, larger-than-life voice, and outrageous personality made her famous, her life offstage made her infamous. Here Mitch holds nothing back about Amy''s addiction to drugs and alcohol, mixing the painful with the poignant as he describes the realities of her dependencies and the toll they took on the family and friends who refused to give up on her. Revealing the truth about Amy''s substance abuse and dispelling many of the tabloid-fueled rumors about her tumultuous marriage to Blake Fielder-Civil, Mitch exposes the years of behind-the-scenes drama that consumed his life and explains how, for those who knew Amy in her last months, the greatest tragedy of all was that she finally appeared to be conquering her demons.
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