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does anyone know if it's possible to get a caad10 frameset direct from cannondale? i guess i could just call a dealer, but i'm lazy.
Originally Posted by the collective bf.net consciousness
The last time I checked, several years ago, the only framesets Cannondale offered were high-end carbon. It may have changed since then.
Specialized offers the better grade Allez frameset, but it's out of stock until August (I work at a Specialized shop). Jamis offers the Icon as a frameset, but I have no idea as to availability.
Demain, on roule!
the Jamis is on my list as well, as is the van dessel hellafaster. Once I find out for sure if I'm getting a warranty frame (which I'm going to sell) I'll start hitting up various dealers to see what they've got available. Any other brands I should add to my list (Alu race frameset). Alternatively I could get a cross bike now and wait until the allez is back in stock...
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If you know any of the ShoAir guys or other Cannondale sponsored racers, its possible to get a CAAD frame. However, they don't sell them individually.
Mikey, you thought of giving spooky a try?
Or even a BD frame till you get stuff together or find the frame you want. I dunno.
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Bikes: Old steel race bikes, old Cannondale race bikes, less old Cannondale race bike, crappy old mtn bike
Originally Posted by the collective bf.net consciousness
I stand corrected.
Is there some rule that fixie riders are not allowed to use bottle cages? I ran into a group of them today and not a single one had bottle cages. Most were using their jersey pockets to hold water bottles.
real track bikes can't have cages.
which makes track racing challenging if ur used to taking lots of sips!
How is Joaquim Rodriguez 1 hour behind the leaders ? (I wasn't paying attention)
Bikes: Old steel race bikes, old Cannondale race bikes, less old Cannondale race bike, crappy old mtn bike
Then we don't change the basic colors and layout of the kit for several years. Thus, you only need to buy accessories once. And last year's bibs will work with this year's jersey. The sponsorship on the bibs will change a little from year to year, but as long as your racing in this year's jersey, the team doesn't make you have this year's bibs.
We've also added the option of bibs with just the team name, no sponsors.
So once you've got outfitted, you only have to buy a jersey or two each year, and bibs every couple of years.
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Attorneys for commercial truck driver Donald Fuller contend their client was retaliated against for filing a complaint with the city's Office of Professional Accountability, the civilian-led organization that's supposed to combat police misconduct.
Speaking Thursday, Fuller attorney Cleveland Stockmeyer said his client's civil rights were violated following a racially motivated arrest by two organizations - the Seattle Police Department and the OPA - meant to protect them.
Rather than investigate complaints against officers, the city office has whitewashed police misconduct and use of excessive force, Stockmeyer said.
"They never find excessive force and worse, in this case, they retaliate against you for complaining," said Stockmeyer, who is representing Fuller alongside attorney James Egan. "When you prosecute someone for petitioning your government that's against the Constitution and against the Civil Rights Act."
In addition to the city, Fuller has sued then-OPA head Kathryn Olson and employee Caryn Lee individually, an unusual move in lawsuits targeting government agencies. A spokeswoman for the City Attorney's Office declined to respond to the allegations.
Fuller went to the OPA after he was shocked with a Taser and arrested in downtown Seattle in March 2009.
According to Fuller's account, the officers claimed he was jaywalking in order to make a racially motivated arrest. He demanded to speak with the officers' supervisor and a struggle ensued that ultimately saw Fuller stunned and handcuffed.
Injured during his violent arrest, Fuller was initially denied medical care and later released from jail. The King County Prosecutor's Office and Seattle City Attorney's Office each initially declined police requests that Fuller be charged.
According to the lawsuit, it wasn't until after Fuller went to the OPA to report what he viewed as a racist and illegal use of force that the City Attorney's Office charged him with a crime.
The document trail left behind by OPA investigators shows Lee contacted city prosecutors on several occasions and pressured them to charge Fuller, Stockmeyer said Thursday. According to the lawsuit, Lee went so far as to visit a city attorney personally and argue the case should be filed.
Such activity would presumably violate pledges made by the OPA that complaints will not provoke retaliation. It is not clear what legitimate purpose would be served by an OPA investigator contacting a city prosecutor after the city declined to file charges.
Nonetheless, according to the lawsuit, the pressure ultimately paid off - Fuller was charged in June 2009 with misdemeanor assault and obstructing a public servant. He was ultimately convicted on the obstruction charge.
That conviction was tossed out after the questionable contacts between Lee, the OPA investigator, and city prosecutors were discovered.
According to the lawsuit, documents recovered following a state Supreme Court order show Olson, the resigned OPA director, was aware her subordinate had contacted prosecutors about Fuller's case and at least one other. The office's auditor questioned Lee's advocacy, which Olson supported in part.
"Though contact is sometimes necessary to gather information relevant to an investigation, care must be taken to avoid even the appearance that OPA is attempting to influence a prosecution involving an OPA complainant," Olson wrote in a 2009 memo. "After discussion it was agreed that at a minimum, where there is a filing recommendation regarding the complainant, the recommendation should be reduced to writing and approved through the OPA chain of command."
Put another way, Olson argued OPA investigators could suggest that charges be filed against a complainant - they just needed to be made in writing.
Fuller is now seeking a court injunction against such activities by the OPA, as well as compensation for his injuries and punitive damages against the city.
Stockmeyer said such an injunction is needed in part because a much-publicized Department of Justice investigation into excessive force by Seattle police officers has failed to prompt needed changes.
Department of Justice investigators returning their findings in December 2011 described a "pattern of excessive force" by Seattle police. One in five of the violent encounters officers were involved in were unconstitutional uses of force, federal investigators found, and supervisors at every level have failed to correct the problems.
"The systems of accountability are broken," Thomas Perez, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's civil rights division, said at the time.
Leveling sweeping allegations, the Justice Department has refused to name offending officers or civilians who were illegally beaten by police. No officers were prosecuted or publicly disciplined for misconduct discovered during the investigation.
City leaders and the Justice Department struck a deal in July meant to address the federal concerns. A monitor agreed to by both is now supposed to oversee compliance with the settlement.
Stockmeyer faulted the Justice Department for keeping the bulk of its investigation secret, and Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn for, in his view, failing to even acknowledge that a problem exists.
"This is not justice, and it's not accountability," Stockmeyer said.
"Are you going to own up to this problem or deny it? Cause you can't fix a problem when you deny it exists."
The city has not yet responded to Fuller's claims, which have been filed in King County Superior Court.


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The boy has been named Knox Leon and the girl has been called Vivienne Marcheline ( Marcheline was the name of Angelinas late mother).
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Im curious about where peeps live and bike? Just tell me ur city, and if there are any nice bikin spotsPS: Canada rules
Im curious about where peeps live and bike? Just tell me ur city, and if there are any nice bikin spotsPS: Canada rules
Its not the bike, Its the Rider!
By the way, I live in Sudbury Ontario
Its not the bike, Its the Rider!
New Cumberland, West Virginia, i found some nice quad trails today now i need a bike
Las Vegas, NV
Bike at Red Rock mostly.
Union, Missouri
Chubb Trail, St. Louis County, MO
Berryman, Sullivan, MO?
Chicago, IL
The best riding I do is NOT LOCAL! The local trails have two-way singletrack and let me tell you that there is nothing worse than flying down a trail on a juiced Jekyll and running into oncomming traffic riding helmetless on a Huffy!
For great riding, I put the bike on the roof and head to Michigan--Fort Custer State park, for great riding and parental hospitality!
Liking what you do is Happiness; Doing what you like is Freedom.
Hey, I'm in FL too! I'm over on the West Coast, but do most of my riding in Lakeland and/or Ocala areas.
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, "WOW, What a Ride!" - unknown
"Your Bike Sucks" - Sky Yaeger
In southern FL there is some surprisingly good riding! I visited my folks down there over Thanksgiving and rode a county park near Ft. Myers that was sandy and full of coral (OUCH!) but fun. The real kickin' ride was over toward Lauderdale at Markham Park. WAHOO!!
SE Alabama.We have few trails here so we go to either B'ham or Tallahassee,fl to ride.
I've ridden the trails in Ft. Myers and they pale in comparison to those near Ocala. I agree, I've ridden with people from out of state that are always surprised with the trails down here. What we lack in elevation, we make up for in technical difficulty! Conversely, when I travel out of state and tell people I'm from FL, they write me off! That is until I smoke em through the tough sections of a trail!
I've been meaning to go to Markam Park for a while now! Never get the chance. Seems like whenever I'm in S. FL, I'm not in a postion to bring my bike, and if I'm planning on going riding for the whole day, I always just head north (Ocala area!) BTW, there are some really sweet trails near Tallahassee. Tom Brown Park and The Red Bug Trail to name a couple.
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, "WOW, What a Ride!" - unknown
"Your Bike Sucks" - Sky Yaeger
Cristina Lake in B.C. Their are unlimited places to ride here in the Kootney's. There are a million logging roads. Tones of trail sysytems that have been kept up by government grants, and a lot of trails that have been maintained and built up by bikers. A lot of ski hills here in the kootneys have also started running their lifts in the summer for those that enjoy downhill. Their are also a few long distance trails like the Trans Canada trail, Dewdney Trail, and the KVR ( Kettle Valey Railroad). The railroads have just recently opened up due to CPR pulling up all their old Routs. I am taking a trip this summer on the KVR it will be around 500 km. It runs through a lot of the back country of B.C. A lot of municipalities have started to miantain the the old railroad grades that run through their towns and the rout is becoming quite popular with people coming from all over the world to ride it. THe trail runs over many passes through maney old rock tunnels and over some of the highest train trecels in North America. This is my first year getting into cycling and I think it will be a fun first trip. If anybody wishes to check out the rout it is on a web site. I will post it on the reply right after this one, I have to find it.
Here is the KVR web site
Check it out it, probably it isn't hardcore enough for some of you, but I think it will be very enjoyable.
Ft. Collins CO...hundreds and hundreds and thousands of miles to ride....the entire state is a mountain biking palace !!!
reno nv, the sierras and tahoe are epic!
I live in Orlando, FL
I finally went back to Snow Hill in Chuluota (I guess it is named for the white sand) after my foot injury....and my cortisone injections! It is healed up for the most part (no more limping). I only stopped riding for a week or two, but stuck with paved trails until I healed better. The last few weeks I've been doing some easier off road stuff.
Even at Snow Hill I didn't do the same course where I injured myself (I need to work up to that)...it's just a little too intense for me at my level...too many hills and huge tree roots all at the same time. I stuck with the super winding trails with lots of tree roots and bridges and not as not as many hills. I still managed to fly off the bike once, get stung by a bee, and get some pedal wounds but overall I consider it a success! One of my friends was zooming ahead & crashed into another biker head-on coming the opposite way. My friend's old steel Diamond back was fine but he bent up the other guy's brake levers...amongst other damage (his bike was probably worth 4x as much at least)!
Anyway, I want to try out Ocala too! I hope their are some easy trails for me! I am taking the trails slowly trying to become one with my bike! I'm not looking for another injury that has me unable to walk for 2 months.
Miami, FL.
Hey A2pys, if you ever get down as far as Ft. Lauderdale for Markham, I recommend also going a little further south to North Miami Beach's Oleta State Rec. Park. There are some great trails there and some are pretty technical. I've never been to Markham, but I hear good things.
I didn't realize there were so many Florida folk on the forums, cool.
Prudoe Bay, Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, Argentina by bike...eventually. (2/3 done!)
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Tokyo, in the land of everlasting smog.
Guess what? I don't know much.
Tonbridge, Kent, UK, but I'd give anything to be MTBing in the Canadian Rockies!!!
Making New Zealand a safer place :)
Montreal, Quebec. I'd give anything to be cycling in Tonbridge, Ken.
when walking, just walk. when sitting, just sit. when riding, just ride. above all, don't wobble.
The Irregular Cycling Club of Montreal
Cycling irregularly since 2002
Providence, RI...places to ride: Arcadia in Kingston, RI: it has some great technical trails mixed w/single track; Big River in RI: primarily single track and for a quick jaunt there is Lincoln Park.
When I go back to Vermont: most of the places are trails I rode as a teenager-unmarked, still there and unknown...:cool:
Anytime you're over mate!Originally posted by velocipedio
Montreal, Quebec. I'd give anything to be cycling in Tonbridge, Kent.
Making New Zealand a safer place :)
Currently in Munich Germany since May 2001. great riding in the Alps although there are fewer singletracks (you have to look) but TONS of vertical. The MTB races here have 1000-3000m vertical (3300-10000ft!) - did some great riding over Easter in northern Italy where there is some sweet technical downhill combined with 2000m+ of climbing!! have my first race this year on Sunday - 50km, 1000m vertical in Austria. There's a race in May in Lake Garda Italy with something like 3200m vertical (10,000ft of climbing)- never done that much in one day on trails...
i lived 10 months in Worcester Mass - great technical trails in Mass, Vermont and NH, although not much vertical for long climbs or descents. i used to climb MT Wachusette the tallest in central Mass 2 or 3 times for vert - never did the Mt Washington hill climb although sounds good. in Mass, Leominster, Vietnam, Callahan my favorites...
and before i lived 3 years in Portland Oregon - great MTB trails! all kinds of rolling, steep, wet, dry, technical, smooth... Brown's Camp in the Coastal Mtns, 3-corner Rock in Washington, Hood River, Bend, etc. and of course Forest Park in the city for after work...
and before that Texas (Austin, Houston-yuk, and Dallas) - Austin has some pretty decent trails (eg City Park). Houston has Memorial Park but it's damn flat. Dallas i only did road riding...
Hey Stella I'm from Providence too! You ought to check out Freetown St. forest, it's near Fall River. I haven't been to Arcadia yet, but will go soon. Maybe we could get together for a ride sometime:thumbup:
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|Akira Mizuta Lippit teaches in the Departments of Comparative Literature and East Asian Languages and Cultures in the USC Dornsife College, and in the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where he has served since 2009 as Chair of Critical Studies. His interests are in world cinemas, critical theory, Japanese film and culture, experimental film and video, and visual studies. Lippit's published work reflects these areas and includes three books, Atomic Light (Shadow Optics) (2005) and Electric Animal: Toward a Rhetoric of Wildlife (2000), and most recently, Ex-Cinema: From a Theory of Experimental Film and Video (2012). At present, Lippit is completing one book on contemporary Japanese cinema, which looks at the relationship of late-twentieth and early twenty-first century Japanese culture to the concept of the world, and another on David Lynch's baroque alphabetics.
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Taking a break...
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Happy concentrating, I oughta be doing that too, finals are nearing. And I think you look kinda of cute with specs! =DReplyDelete
aw, i'll miss your blog posts > <ReplyDelete
good luck at uni !
and you look pretty, glasses or no glasses.
Hehe i have the same fake geeky specs too - frm chinatown *woo* xDReplyDelete
You look really cool with glasses :] specsavers are doing quite a lot of those geeky big geeky glasses! x
i'm glad you are taking time out to focus on what you need to focus on. we'll be right here waitin' for ya! ^_^ and you look good with glasses. ^_^ReplyDelete
yeah i know. univeristy is sucks. lots of exams and other things to concentrate.ReplyDelete
suzi!! you look super gorgeous in these photos! :D and nooo, you would look HOT in glasses..hehe i dont think it's possible for you to NOT look pretty! :) anyway, i'll miss ya for the next couple of weeks...but hope things are going well for you!ReplyDelete
Jeez, I hope not to get swine flu while I will be in London. is it big there now? :SReplyDelete
I am not a big fan of those glasses usually, but I really think they look very good on you!
I'd go for them!
that's koo. no hurry. glasses looks good on you. like a sexy geek. hahahaha.ReplyDelete
had no idea you had swine flu.. hope you are taking better care of yourself girl.. love u in glasses hun! come back soon.ReplyDelete
prettieeeee !!ReplyDelete
Aww Suzi, don't worry we're not going anywhere :D So do concentrate on UNI :) And those kind of glasses suit you a lot! I say, go for it! <333ReplyDelete
Good luck with everything :D We all love you and are rooting for you so i'm sure we all don't mind about your absense~ReplyDelete
you look so gorgeous with glasses <3 go for it! xox
you will look lovely with them on! join us glasses geeks! btw, i hope you feel better after the whole flu thing..love your hair colour and also you look like you've lost some weight! hopefully intentional and not bug related!! :)ReplyDelete
tc suzi,
SparklemissA xoxo
You look gorgeous as usual :)ReplyDelete
Seriously! I love your hair and your hair color! you look so pretty!ReplyDelete
hope you're better from the flu!ReplyDelete
I got glasses myself cos my optometrist said it's bad to wear contacts all the time. you look lovely with glasses so you can always switch them up when you want :)
All the best with your workload in uni and I'm sure you'll do just fine with your catch ups for the rest of the study year. Make sure you get enough rest and hope to read about what you've been up to soon. Take care.ReplyDelete
awww thank you all for your comments! I will make sure I try my hardest and not let you all down! =)ReplyDelete
I Love you all!! Contest when I get back just to give you all some love back.... Stay Happy my pretty ladies! x
You look very nice. You are a beautiful girl.ReplyDelete
I will miss you. Take care <3
good luck with uni babe xReplyDelete
u look cute with glasses!ReplyDelete
hey hun...good luck with your uni thing..will be waiting for u to come back...by the way u look perfectly cute in glasses.miss ya miss ya hun!!ReplyDelete
noo u look pretty good in glasses :)ReplyDelete
i like~
anyways good luck with school..! can't wait til you update again :)
good luck with school... its always good to take a break every now and then! and i think you look adorable with glasses!ReplyDelete
hmf, well we'll miss you!ReplyDelete
and I think you would look really pretty in glasses!
Don't be petrified... you look sophisticated with the glasses. =)ReplyDelete
I just added you in my list of blogs in my new blog.
I love your today's makeup. It reminds me of CanCam style makeup.ReplyDelete
I've been looking for a pair of glasses like these. Except that I want a real one, instead of a fashion one :)
Take care!
Hey Suzi, I can totally understand university work load.. it can get so stressful! Good luck with your studies and catching up :) And those glasses are thumbs up, they look chic.ReplyDelete
Awww...we will MISS you. But you know, its always good to take a break every now and then. I'll be right here waiting for you. ^_^ By the way, you look very sophisticated in glasses.ReplyDelete


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Lately I have been sticking to motherboard and CPU reviews, but I felt the need to get back to my overclocking roots and begin to fiddle around with pushing my system way past spec. I know firsthand the limitations of using air-cooling and believe me there are sever limitations with using air-cooling as your primary heat dissipation unit. First off, to get any kind of solid results you would have to use a fan that spins fast enough to compensate for the high temperature outputs by both AMD or Intel's latest CPUs, which equates to a very loud running system. Not my favorite thing by a long shot as silence is as they say, golden. I have worked on many radical experiments using a multitude of methods to create resolutions to my madness of trying to keep both CPU and system temperatures at their lowest possible levels.
Liquid works the best if you do not want to go insane posse style and try, say liquid nitrogen or Peltier cooling methods as nowadays many companies make very ergonomic liquid cooling systems that are safe as well as very functional. Therefore, the story begins; this time around, we look at one of the latest contenders and no newcomer to the game Thermaltake, and their Big Water liquid cooling system. This system is very user friendly and offers a much easier setup than many of its competitors in its very functional design. The unit is for cooling the CPU only and not the entire system so its cooling efforts are concentrated on that one thing without taxing by other parts needing additional cooling. Cooling the CPU is the most common thing that cooling companies make liquid kits from. There are others though that go all out, offering units that cool the CPU, Video and/or NB/SB chipsets, but these are hard to make into a very ergonomic kit for the end user as they require larger reservoirs and many more parts to assemble in the kit.
Overclocking requires you use the best possible parts you can get as they provide the most flexible and stable environment when pushing your system past spec. Cheap no name parts, usually provide cheap basic performance, so the old term; you get what you pay for, definitely applies in this venture. I will be the first one to admit that being a technical writer has its little benefits, as we usually can get our hands on some of the latest high-end CPUs in addition to all the latest goodies needed to build a custom off the hook system. Last week, I was pissing and moaning about the high temperature of my 3.73GHz Extreme Edition CPU. I was seriously irked at how it kept locking up my system using even a top-o-the-line heatsink and fan combination, as this 3.73GHz CPU, it is fast, but it is a hot too. A few weeks back I reviewed another Thermaltake product the Aluminum Armor case and since this water cooling unit was designed to work in it I decided, hey what the heck, I will just rebuild my system into a water cooled system and see where it goes. So this is a actually a review of a few different things rolled into one, a water cooler review and my new snazzy system rebuild. Strap your self in, let us go for a ride on the mildly wild side and see what a little liquid can do for both you and me.


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I forgot about Lou Holtz on TV.....
Just have to get through the pre-game and tune out at the half.
(is there a drooling smilie I can use?)
"Explode and tear this whole town apart
Take a knife and cut this pain from my heartFind somebody itching for something to start"
"The Promised Land" Bruce Springsteen
Holtz > Mark May. and yes.. I agree with you about Holtz
Lou Holtz is unbearable.
lol hes talking again
Lou Holtz>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Dicky V during basketball.
I can ignore May and I don't even notice him. But when Holtz talks, all the saliva in his mouth creates a sound that to me is the equal of fingernails on a blackboard
I think he just tried to say 'Russell Wilson'.
Originally Posted by tim_redd
I think he just tried to say 'Russell Wilson'.
Lots of s's in that name.
Do you think they have little kids on each end of the desk with the mops the have towels on the bottom - like they have under the baskets if a b-baller falls on the court - to swab it all up?
ESPN's ''experts'' are some of the worst in the business. The ones that you can handle voice wise, are morons, and the ones you can't stand voice wise (Holtz) are unbearable to listen too. If you actually listen to what Holtz is saying, he is usually right. He is very smart, as he should be for coaching for decades. The guy's voice is pain to my ears though.
Just wish he could announce a MSU game later this year and say.... Takudzwa Kubvoruno
Why is Bielema wearing a coat? The heat index is 100. ******
Originally Posted by dmclone
Why is Bielema wearing a coat? The heat index is 100. ******
Current temp in Madison...90 degrees.
Originally Posted by xboxfever
Current temp in Madison...90 degrees.
And it's zipped up.
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Meet the Chair
Meet Christina La Sala
My foundation lies in a love of craft, history, and investigation. I am interested in how things are made and the process of fabrication as experience and performance. My BFA is from the Tyler School of Art, where I studied Glass and Art History.
I became an art restorer and conservator to make my living while showing my work and designing sets and costumes for film, theater, and dance.
I received my MFA in New Genres from the San Francisco Art Institute, where I spent two years researching and writing my thesis on utopian visions of honeybee communities in the artwork and writings of 20th century artists and scientists.
My studio practice maintains a balance among research, process, and invention.
Why CCA
California College of the Arts was founded on the principles of innovation, experimentation, and inquiry. The Individualized Major is a part of that tradition through the practice of interdisciplinary study.
Our program is uniquely situated to promote innovative hybrid work through the rigorous practice of craft, invention, and scholarship.
Individualized Study
CCA is ideally suited to interdisciplinary study that allows Individualized Major students to create their own course of study by intertwining disciplines: fine arts, design, humanities and science.
The curriculum is supported through faculty mentorship, advising, internships, and the option to study abroad. In addition, students are required to take Individualized courses that support the community of the program.
The Individualized Major is an honors program and students are expected to maintain a B+ average as well as push themselves by competing for scholarships, curating exhibitions, seeking internships and mentors outside of CCA, and developing an in depth research presentation as a part of their senior thesis.
It is the students' privilege and responsibility to create a curriculum that supports their unique vision and to identify and master the confluence of traditions that inform their work.
Curiosity and the exchange of ideas create the foundation of the Individualized community. The diversity of disciplines studied by Individualized students requires them to set aside strict interpretations of boundaries and concentrate on discovering a common language as a means of better understanding their own work and that of their peers.
In addition to our courses, the Individualized Major Program supports these ideals through departmental exhibitions, potlucks, and film nights. We also encourage strong relationships with the larger CCA community by inviting faculty from other programs to teach and lecture in our program.
We strive to maintain warm relations with all the CCA divisions and to encourage our students to contribute to and participate in all their courses and projects with passion and sincerity.
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Jacopo Tintoretto (artist)
Venetian, 1518 - 1594
Christ at the Sea of Galilee, c. 1575/1580
oil on canvas
overall: 117.1 x 169.2 cm (46 1/8 x 66 5/8 in.) framed: 155.3 x 207 cm (61 1/8 x 81 1/2 in.)
Samuel H. Kress Collection
Not on View
Object 6 of 6
Count Joseph Gallotti.[1] (Durlacher Brothers, New York).[2] Arthur Sachs [1880-1975], New York, by 1925;[3] sold March 1943 through (Jacques Seligmann & Co., New York) and (Moses & Singer, New York) to the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, New York;[4] gift 1952 to NGA.
[1] This name appears on an undated prospectus for the painting in NGA curatorial files. The painting was not in the Gallotti sale at Hôtel Drouot, Paris, on 28 June 1905.
[2] There is no record of this painting in the extant Durlacher stockbooks at the Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles.
[3] Tancred Borenius, "A Seascape by Tintoretto, Apollo 2 (July-December 1925): 249.
[4] The painting is recorded as being with the dealer Jacques Seligman in New York by Shapley 1973, 53, and in Germain Seligman, Merchants of Art: 1880-1960, Eighty Years of Professional Collecting, New York, 1961: pl. 87. According to Seligmann files, the firm did not own the picture but acted for Sachs in its sale. (Seligmann Papers, Archives of American Art, Series 2.1, Collectors Files, Box 204, folder 1, copy NGA curatorial files)
The bill of sale to the Kress Foundation for two paintings, dated 25 March 1943 and including Tintoretto's "Christ on Lake of Galilee," is on Moses & Singer letterhead and indicates that the sale is from "Mr. Arthur Sachs c/o Moses & Singer" (copy in NGA curatorial files).
Associated Names
- Durlacher Brothers
- Gallotti, Joseph, Count
- Kress Foundation, Samuel H. (Kress number K1345)
- Sachs, Arthur
- Seligmann & Cie., Jacques
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A few studies have reported how students by different age groups access, evaluate, and use information in schools. This study focuses on information seeking and use of high school students with low academic level, in order to address more specific needs of students. We examined: (1) what are the cognitive and emotional difficulties students with low level skills present as they access, evaluate, and use information for their class project? (2) How do the teachers instructional strategies affect students information seeking and use? (3) How does the information system used meet the needs of low-level students? Seven students in an 11th grade Remedial Education Program class in American Literature and Composition participated in this study. Using the qualitative research framework in constructivist paradigm, this study employed interactive and comprehensive observation, individual interviews with selected students, the teacher, and the library media specialist, and collection of students documents. The data collected are currently being analyzed with a help of QSR Nvivo. The findings of this study will shed light on issues related to low-level students information seeking and use. The study not only contributes to a body of research on students information seeking and use but also adds practical dimensions on designing information literacy instructions for low-level students.
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In spite of Nick's constant reminder to "stay inside the fence," Linda slipped in a few rhododendrons (few survived, though, as the bucks rubbed their antlers on them) and planted some native ferns and goatsbeard. Much to Linda's delight, there are native trilliums all through the woods, as well as fairy slipper orchids (Calypso bulbosa). "We marked each one because they are so delicate. If they are stepped on or accidentally pulled out, they'll die," she says.
Linda is just as thoughtful in the cultivated part of the garden. Other than using insecticidal soap in the greenhouse when necessary, she avoids chemicals, believes in composting and feeding the soil, weeds religiously and selects pest- and disease-resistant plants.
Like every garden, the Rehlingers' has its challenges. It gets both early and late frosts, weeks before their two nearest communities. Camelias should thrive in the Zone 7 garden. They don't. Neither do Clematis armandii -- Linda has lost two.
And then there's the sheer size of the property. "Sometimes I think we've created a monster," Linda admits. She keeps her routine simple: she starts her maintenance in one area and moves from spot to spot-and crisis to crisis. By the time she's done the circuit, it's time to start over again.
Help comes from Nick in the form of labour-saving devices he's created, such as a watering system (a series of underground pipes with taps), a motorized power screener for sifting compost and "Electroputt", a miniature garden truck adapted from a riding lawn mower (see "Shoulder Savers", above). "I can't wait for Nick to retire in two years so he can make more things for me," she smiles.
In the meantime, Nick has plans for another gate, this one with a dragonfly motif. And Linda wants to replace the germander portion of the herb knot with cuttings of a hardier, evergreen variety. An additional enterprise resulted from a friend who asked to use their garden for a wedding, which prompted Linda and Nick to rent out the property for the occasional ceremony. "You labour in your garden for hours and hours, and this is a really nice way for others to enjoy it," Linda says.
Linda Rehlinger has huge compost piles to sift and she says husband Nick's power screener "is so easy to use, it's like a dream." Nick says the concept isn't new-it's been around for years-and anyone can make it.
All you need is a home cement mixer (that normally mixes about a wheelbarrow-full of concrete at a time) and three metres of 45-centimetre-wide, heavy rabbit wire. Remove the barrel or metal drum from the cement mixer, bolt the rabbit wire in place using the same holes that attached the metal drum. Plugged in, it will rotate, screening and breaking up soil or compost while you do other things.
The "Electroputt" is a small garden truck Nick made from a riding lawnmower by removing its blade, converting it to battery power and adding a box on the rear. It hauls about the same amount of soil or amendments as a wheelbarrow, and also works like a miniature dump truck to deliver each load where Linda wants it. As a bonus, Nick has attached a bicycle basket
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Wedding Planning along Mexico's Western Coast
When most people think of having a destination wedding in Mexico, they picture the bright turquoise waters of the Caribbean and the high-rise resorts that populate the eastern portion of the country. While there are attractive mexico beach weddings along these lines, we invite you to consider something a little more intimate, a little lower-key, and a little more in keeping with the family traditions that make Mexico such a unique and warm place to say your "I dos".
East vs. West Coast of Mexico
Mexico is a large country (in fact, it's the 15th largest in the world), and the topography is so varied that it's impossible to break each region down into just one kind of landscape. However, there are some universal things you can count on when looking at the coasts—namely that the eastern beach areas are more in keeping with the bright, lively Caribbean outlook and the western beaches tend to offer a more personalized experience.
On the west coast of Mexico, you won't find the same crisp waters familiar with Caribbean vacations, and there's much more in the way of natural coastline that hasn't been quite as developed by tourism. The local people are warm and friendly, and the costs of accommodations and services are much lower. And because many of the resorts that are available for weddings (including our own Casa de la Sirena) are small enough that you can book the entire place, you can enjoy a level of privacy and comfort unavailable in the larger city settings.


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Tri-City Medical Center is offering Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) full course classes for healthcare professionals and Tri-City Medical Center employees.
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Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Full Course
The two-day American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support FULL COURSE is intended for participants who work in a healthcare setting and are seeking an AHA "ACLS Provider" card. You will be required to attend both days to complete the course. You must bring a current BLS card with you to Class. You are required to go the AHA student website and complete the ACLS pre-test, and bring your certificate with you to class.
If you are not an employee of Tri-City Medical Center, you must bring a picture ID.
This course provides the knowledge and skills to evaluate and manage the first 10 minutes of an adult cardiovascular emergency. You will not be taught EKG recognition or Pharmacology. The current AHA Advanced Cardiac Life Support student manual is mandatory for the class. You may purchase the manual for $40, in advance of the class, from the Education Department.
Students are required to manage the 10 core ACLS cases:
Upon completing the course, students will receive an ACLS Course Completion Card, valid for two years. This course will not provide you with a new BLS card. To renew your BLS card during ACLS, go to www.onlineaha.org and complete the BLS for Healthcare Providers Online Part 1 for $22. Register for the hands on skills test, Part 2, during ACLS. The cost for the Part 2 skills test is $30.
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The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills: Kyle Richards Talks Sister Kim's Sobriety
October 05, 2013 11:00 AM by Suzy Kerr
Any Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fan can tell you that things aren't always sunny in the Golden State, and Kyle Richards and her sister Kim know this firsthand. Kim's struggle with alcoholism has been well documented on the show, but the now-sober reality star is doing fabulously these days, says sister Kim.
In an interview with E!, Kyle said, "My sister is doing incredible. She's so strong and in such a great place. My nieces and nephews are amazing, and everyone is doing really, really well." This is a stark change from circa-2011 Kim, whose downward spiral with booze resulted in increasingly erratic behavior that was on display for anyone with cable television to see.
These days, though, Kim is just saying no, and the alcohol is a thing of the past. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star acknowledged her problem, checked into rehab and got the help she desperately needed.But she couldn't have done it without the support of her loved ones, who happily stepped up to the plate to help out."You have to have your friends and family supporting you," Kyle says in her E! interview. "I know it's so difficult. Believe me, I wasn't equipped to deal with it years ago because I didn't understand that it really was a disease. I'm such a control freak that I was like, 'Just get it together!' You know, I didn't understand.You really have to have the support of your family and friends and people around you that really get that it is a disease and that will have the patience and be supportive. "
Kyle says that Kim's battle with alcoholism has been the most intense situation she's been involved in, but it's obvious that Kim's recovery has been a huge blessing for the family and that the outlook is for continued sobriety is good. Nice work, ladies.
The new season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills will premiere on Monday, Nov. 4 on Bravo.
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i have appeared before an immigration jugde and made an application to appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal and my appeal was refused though in that letter i coluld appeal to the Upper Tribunal for permission on a point of law arising from the Firt- tier Tribunal's decision. the main reason cited was that of credibility and also that i did not meet the requirements of Article 8 of the ECHR and that it has been concluded that i was not at risk of persecution upon return to Zimbabwe, however on all the appeal decisions the same conclusion has been upheld by the judge though in September 2010 i was granted permission to work.in conculsion i have all the paper work that was submitted by the lawyers who represented me in my asylum application and appeals and if need be thee can be available for you to review, thanking you for your co-operation
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Yesterday I watched this video and I cried, and I'll admit it wasn't just like one tear, there were at least five tears. I think this little film by Nirvan Mullick cuts so deep because it's pure truth.
This has inspired me on a level I can't fully articulate other than to say I've been trying to be like Caine ever since I graduated art school. It's not easy to fearlessly create the way he does. He lives like no one has ever told him the things he wants to do are impossible. He is indestructible.
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This powerful one-man play paints a fascinating portrait of one of history's most powerful men. It is April of 1955 and Sir Winston Churchill agonizes in his wartime bunker below London whether to resign as Prime Minister. As he tries to decide, he reviews his uniquely eventful career, filled with history-changing events and people, glorious speeches, pithy comments, funny stories, and all the wit and wisdom that has made Churchill beyond greatness into an imperishable legend. Edmund Shaff has acted in numerous plays both on and off Broadway. He has appeared in more than a dozen feature films, at least 50 TV shows, and more than 150 commercials. He recently made guest appearances on "Desperate Housewives" and "Mad Men."
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I received my B17 Imperial yesterday and know that many people have been pretty stoked about receiving theirs and some initial ride reports have already been posted in the C&V forum but I don't think anyone could be happier than me at receiving this new saddle.
The workmanship and finish on this prototype is first rate and the saddle came with a tin of Proofhide and a Brooks saddle spanner... many thanks to Andrea and the folks at Brooks for that.
Why am I the happiest new Brooks B17 owner ?
I suffered an injury at the end of January that has caused a nerve impingement in my left hip that has caused some extreme sciatic pain that prevents me from from doing anything for any period of time; standing, walking, and sitting in a chair are painful and I often lose feeling in my left leg. I can't bend, squat down, or lift things without risking attacks of pain that are often right off the scale. Sleep has been a rare commodity as well and I have awoken on many days with no feeling in my legs at all.
When it gets really bad the pain becomes bilateral and I have spasms and pain in my lower to mid back which severely affects my balance.
It has been nearly three months of hell.
But I can ride my bike as it's takes pressure off the muscles/nerve and have been using some pretty decent saddles with deep v shapes and one Velo with an anatomic cutout and firm padding which have been working pretty well... I still haven't been able to lean into the drops on any saddle.
So I mounted the saddle on my Phillip's Twenty folder that I have converted to a fixed gear as the low step over makes getting ion and off the bike easier and the direct drive makes spinning the cranks much easier when the left leg isn't cooperative.
I've spent about 45 minutes riding on the new saddle and I can say I have had 45 minutes of pure relief from pain and can even lean into the fairly low drops without the saddle causing any painful pressure.
Seriously... it brought tears of joy to my eyes and I know that it will only get better as I put some serious test miles into this saddle which will get moved onto other bikes.
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Bravo have put a supernatural drama project into development which was written by Russo-Young and playwright Dorothy Fortenberry. "Witch Hunt" will be set in a reimagined New York City and will follow a single mother who lands a job at a leading cosmetics company only to discover that the company is actually just a cover for a coven of witches. That's sadly all we know about it so far, so there's no knowing how straight-faced it will play out.
The story's tied up in a Deadline report that Bravo won't be moving forward with the drama pilot "The Joneses," based on the 2009 Demi Moore/David Duchovny movie of the same name, which had already been retooled for cable after being originally developed for ABC. Whether "Witch Hunt" is moving ahead thanks to the demise of that show or not, it's good that an indie filmmaker is getting some small screen exposure, and as potentially campy as the concept sounds, we certainly wouldn't bet against it becoming a success.


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Mint Hill outdoor entertainment return in May
By Michele Dotson
During May and June Movies on the Lawn and June Tunes returns again this season at Mint Hill Town Hall.
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STORMING UP | Melbourne joined the Sharks at the top of the ladder with an 18-6 win over the Eels to...
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Coach Wayne Bennett expects his halves combination of Darren Lockyer and Craig Gower to lift a notch on Saturday when Australia faces New Zealand in the second Tri-Nations rugby league test.
Considering the short 6m in-goals at North Harbour Stadium, the kicking game of Lockyer and Gower was reasonably accurate in the 16-all draw with a physical Kiwis outfit yesterday in the opening Tri-Nations game.
But their passing was not as crisp as usual in wet conditions and the pair missed several field goals attempts in the dying minutes that would have sealed a win.
"They can do that a lot better and they can play a lot better together," said Bennett.
Prop Jason Ryles said the Kangaroos would be more formidable this weekend at Loftus Road Stadium in London against a Kiwis side missing star trio Joe Galuvao, Tony Puletua and Matt Utai, who have returned to Australia to undergo season-ending surgery.
"Everyone was in the same boat," said the St George Illawarra forward.
"They weren't all that familiar with each other. I think we'll be better for the run and we'll know what to expect next week.
"Hopefully we can get a bit more cohesive in attack. I thought we defended pretty well.
"They got two tries from dummy half, which was a bit of luck on their part."
Bennett said he was particularly pleased with the performance of hooker Danny Buderus, who played the back-end of the NRL season with a badly infected toe.
"He's had a busted toe and hasn't been able to train for five weeks," said the Brisbane mentor.
"I thought his performance and work rate was tremendous.
"He's just a class player. He seemed to do things out there and I think 'I haven't seen anybody do that for a long time'."
Bennett also praised the efforts of winger Luke Rooney, who scored two tries on debut for Australia, and centres Willie Tonga and Shaun Berrigan.
New Zealand selectors have drafted into their squad English-based players Lesley Vainikolo, Robbie Paul, Shontayne Hape, Logan Swann and Ali Lauitiiti, who all took part in this morning's (AEST) Super League grand final between Leeds and Bradford.
Australia and New Zealand shared the points and are equal on the Tri-Nations table, with Great Britain preparing for their opening clash against Australia on October 30 in Manchester.
It sets up an intriguing battle for the trans-Tasman rivals in the return leg at London.
In the dressing rooms after Saturday's torrid match - which featured plenty of big hits - the Kiwis appeared satisfied with the draw but the Australians' mood was far less upbeat.
Leading 16-6 after 22 minutes, the Kangaroos had plenty of opportunities to put New Zealand away but they made several costly errors which was understandable considering the greasy surface and lack of match action of players whose NRL season ended weeks ago.
The under-strength Kiwis can be proud of the way they stood up to the Australian onslaught, especially considering they fielded three 19-year-olds in Sonny Bill Williams, Thomas Leuluai and debutant Louis Anderson.
Pint-sized halfback Leuluai was promoted into the test side from the Bartercard Cup competition and, despite being targeted by the Kangaroos, stood up to the challenge.
Williams spoke about the tight bond the Kiwis have forged and the confidence it breeds in the camp.
"All week there was a lot of confidence in the team," said Williams, who confirmed his status as a cult figure in the game with another superb effort in only his second test.
"All the boys, when we come together we just click.
"It's like we've known each other for all our lives."


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Recent commentary about the Seattle Public Schools' response to the Supreme Court's rejection of its voluntary diversity program often reflects...
Recent commentary about the Seattle Public Schools' response to the Supreme Court's rejection of its voluntary diversity program often reflects an unnecessary, and inaccurate, concession.
The received — but mistaken — wisdom seems to be that the Supreme Court disallowed any use of race in the admission of students to the local public high schools.
Instead, the Supreme Court disallowed the district's current diversity program, which defines "diversity" solely in terms of race and, within the category of race, divides the world into whites and nonwhites for purposes of assigning students.
Justice Anthony Kennedy's concurring opinion in Parents Involved in Community Schools reaffirms that diversity is a compelling government interest in education and that race can be a component of a comprehensive diversity program.
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So, what was wrong with Seattle's approach? Seattle used race as the sole diversity factor, as the second part of a four-part tiebreaker system: At step two, the only thing that counted was the student's race and the racial composition of the high school at issue.
Indeed, the policy could have truly perverse effects, from the perspective of enhancing student diversity. If a high school had already achieved a student body with an aggregated minority population in excess of the targeted range, a Native American student would be denied admission under the second step, even if she would have been the only Native American person enrolled in the particular high school.
How would denying admission to a Native American person on these facts enhance "diversity" at the school? The clear answer is that it wouldn't, yet because the Seattle school district's plan amalgamated all minorities into one undifferentiated whole, it would not have taken into account at all whether a particular racial minority was represented within the student body.
What would a constitutionally permissible diversity plan look like? First, it must define diversity more broadly than race. Race can be one factor, but it cannot be the only factor. Second, the plan cannot absolutely exclude any person from a school based solely on race. Third, the plan must look at each applicant as a whole and afford individualized consideration. Finally, if the school district uses race as part of a comprehensive diversity program, it must regularly review the plan to ensure that it remains necessary.
There is no reason why Seattle's public-school system could not design a comprehensive diversity program that meets these requirements.
Thus, Seattle could take a student's race into account in high-school assignments. The district should look at minority enrollments on a disaggregated basis and afford preference to minorities that are unrepresented, or underrepresented, at a particular high school. If no or few Native Americans attend Ballard High School, a Native American applicant could be given a plus point toward admission.
Other, nonracial factors also would need to be part of the mix. Socioeconomic status would be a good additional factor to consider; students from economically disadvantaged households might also receive a plus point incident to the diversity program. This additional factor might be enough to establish the constitutionality of the program; to ensure a favorable court ruling, the school district should add a third factor.
In order to meet the individualized-consideration requirement and define diversity with sufficient breadth, the school district could require would-be students to write short essays explaining why they wish to attend a particular school. Although all public high schools must meet certain state mandated minimums, high schools are far from identical. Some have great football teams, others have good vocational programs, whereas others have strong college-preparatory programs.
Allowing a would-be varsity wrestler to explain why he really wants a shot at making the high school's state championship team would be exactly the kind of open-ended, whole-person review that Justices Lewis Powell, Sandra Day O'Connor and, now, Kennedy have endorsed. The school district would have an obligation to read the essays and to consider admitting students based on them.
If no student is admitted or excluded solely on the basis of race, the school district considers all students in an individualized way, and race serves as one factor among many used to ensure diverse student populations, the program would likely survive federal court scrutiny.
To be sure, such an approach would not be cheap. At a minimum, the Seattle school district would have to hire admissions officers to assist in the application process and these officers would have to undertake admissions decisions not unlike those of a college admissions office.
But if public universities can manage to create and operate diversity programs that pass constitutional muster, and that consider race as one of several diversity factors, why can't the Seattle Public Schools? It is a matter of will and a matter of money. It is not a matter of constitutional law.
Ronald J. Krotoszynski is a visiting scholar at the Seattle University School of Law and professor of law at the Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington, Va.


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As a teenager in the late 1990s I became fascinated with the Second World War and The Mighty Eighth Air Force. It was at the peak of my obsession that I stumbled across the book B-17s Over Berlin on a shelf at my local Borders store. Within its pages I discovered a group photograph of forty-seven USAAF officers, and in that photograph, by some destiny, I found Joe Noyes.
A Pilot Named Joe
Joseph Herbert Noyes was born on August 11th 1921 in Beach, North Dakota, to Walter and Frances Noyes. He grew up at 410 West Lee Street, in Seattle, Washington, and during high school his great aspiration was to attend The Boeing School of Aeronautics in California. Joe was one of the first of his peers to obtain a driver's license, a privilege coveted by his younger brothers Bob and Walter. He utilized his license by delivering food for a local grocer.
After graduating from Queen Anne High School in 1940, Joe joined the Washington Army National Guard. He was at Fort Lewis with his unit on December 7th 1941, when the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor led to the United States entering the Second World War.
It wasn't until 1942 that Sergeant Noyes finally saw an opportunity to earn his wings, and he volunteered to become a Flying Sergeant. He thought that meant he would ferry aircraft between the factory and a delivery point. Instead, to his surprise he was among a small group selected specifically to become B-17 co-pilots. With this new assignment, Joe Noyes was promoted to Flight Officer, a rank that nobody had heard of before. He and fellow pilot Paul E. Perceful joked about whether or not this allowed them entry into the officers' club.
By all accounts Joe was an excellent student pilot. He went through training at Lemoore AAF Flying School, California, and Luke Field, Arizona. Following flight school he was assigned to the 334th Bomb Squadron, 95th Bomb Group, and stationed overseas with them at Horham Airbase, England.
At first Joe was a co-pilot in the right seat beside Harry Conley, but he was promoted to the left seat when Harry became Squadron Commander. Joe inherited Harry's crew, and commonly flew the B-17 named "Blondie II". His nickname "Little Joe" was painted under the window where he sat, and beneath that was his fiancée's name "Donna Davis".
On August 17th 1943, Joe flew on the infamous Schweinfurt–Regensburg mission. The 334th was assigned to be the lead squadron for the 95th Bomb Group, and the Group Commander Col. John Gerhart, flew in the lead plane as Wing Commander. Harry Conley flew with Col. Gerhart as his co-pilot so that he could keep an eye on Joe, who was flying off their right wing. Harry thought highly of him and said:
"If I have done nothing else in this war, I have turned out a damned good pilot in Joe Noyes."
On Wednesday, September 15th 1943, Joe and his co-pilot David F. Prees, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, took off from Horham Airbase in the B-17 "Sittin' Bull", with eight other crew members on board. It was supposed to be a relatively easy bomb run, with light enemy resistance. Their assigned target was the Billancourt-Renault industrial works, which they successfully hit at 1854 hours.
There are conflicting reports, but what is known is that the B-17 "Sittin' Bull" never made it back to England. The aircraft, with all engines functional and in no apparent distress, left formation after the bomb run and silently turned back towards France. Harry Conley later wrote about the incident in his memoir, No Foxholes in the Sky.
"We lost Little Joe Noyes and my old crew yesterday. No one saw them go down. They just disappeared out of the formation and were never seen again."
Joe's remains were the only ones recovered, offering the families of the other nine crew members little closure. Grief stricken, the relatives of the other men wrote to Joe's mother in Seattle. The tear-stained airmail envelopes survive to this day, in the possession of one of Joe's nephews. Some were convinced that their boys survived, but were prisoners of war. Many of them still seek answers.
In October 1943, Joe Noyes washed ashore in Berck-Plage, France. He was initially buried in a small local cemetery, and then reburied at Étaples Military Cemetery. Joe's mother wrote diligently to Washington State Senator Warren Magnuson, and together they finally had his remains returned to the United States after the war had ended. Today Joe rests at Calvary Cemetery in Seattle.
He left behind his fiancée Donna Davis, who graduated from Queen Anne High School in 1943. For Valentine's Day 1943, Joe sent her a card that read:
"Though days may come and days may go. Though we're near or far apart, I'll always love you. Dear, you know… You'll always be in my heart. I love you. -Joe."
Donna saved a pair of his shoes to remember him by.
In his last letter home to his parents, dated September 8th 1943, Joe wrote optimistically about hearing of Italy's surrender, and that he wanted to finish his 25 missions before the year was over.
"I am sure I will be through by Christmas but I won't be home just then. Not too long afterwards though I hope."
Never Forget
After over eighteen years of independent research, Joe Noyes is a part of my life; and strangely his story is a part of my own identity.
Even once I'm no longer here to weave a narrative from hundreds of fragmented pieces, I strongly wish that his story will continue to survive the perils of time.
I have built this website as a tribute to the short but inspiring life of "Little Joe Noyes", and to share his story with people around the world.
This project is also dedicated to the families of the nine other men on board the "Sittin' Bull" whose remains were never recovered. They will always remember their husbands, sons, and brothers, and might never get the answers which they so deserve. My heart goes out to them, and I hope that my efforts can assist them in finding a little closure someday.
Once upon a time I pinned up photos of the airmen from the 95th Bomb Group on my bedroom wall. Instead of popular celebrities and band posters, I admired the faded images of courageous Second World War aviators in their leather bomber jackets. They were true pioneers of the sky. Looking into their faces every day, I remember promising them then that they would never be forgotten.
Please get in touch with me right away if you:
- are related to someone on Joe's crew
- recognize one of their family names
- live in one of their hometowns (see below)
Thank you for visiting my website, and scrolling all the way down here! 😉
Kimberly Ann Blankenstein
Send me an email or give me a call: (253) 548-7496
Until they are all home…
2LT David F. Prees, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2LT Frank A. Roth, Union City, New Jersey
2LT Rex A. Rice, Anderson, South Carolina
TSGT Billie E. Clapper, Cowley County, Kansas
Edgar A. Lajoie, Providence, Rhode Island
SSGT Robert H. Willis, Carteret, North Carolina
SSGT Raymond L. Provost, Orange, Texas
SGT Daniel J. Fabritz,
Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
SSGT William L. Cochran, Galveston County, Texas


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In the meantime: Is this a movie you'd want to see? Tell us in the comments.
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Producers: Mathieu Belanger, Allan Roeher
Executive Producer: Avi Federgreen (Still Mine, One Week)
Cinematographer: Layton Burton
About the Production: Our film was chosen by Indiecan Entertainment for their 'Indiecan10k Challenge', an initiative challenging filmmakers across Canada to produce their first feature for under $10,000. Our film represents Saskatchewan and takes place in Regina.Regina, like our post-adolescent protagonists, wants desperately to be taken seriously. Despite being one of the country's capital cities, most people only know Regina for its close resemblance to the word 'vagina'. And I find this hilarious. This has inspired us to make a self-deprecating comedy that explores the relationships a young couple have with themselves, their family, and the city they live in.
Current Status: Fundraising.
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Many visitors, irrespective of weather, have a preference to hike the treks for fantastic views and to actually experience the flora and fauna, including rare specimens like the violet of the Teide, the Tajinastes. This is well worth a trip for all ages and if you're lucky you will see the many varieties of lizards and birds that inhabit this area. No matter how interesting your day out has been you will always be looking forward to returning to your luxury villas to rent in Spain Tenerife.
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Lowestoft Town endured another frustrating night at Crown Meadow as the Blues lost further ground in the Ryman League Premier title race after being held by East Thurrock.
On a night when Lowestoft had the chance to put the pressure on their championship rivals, the Trawlerboys struggled to carve out many clear chances and had to rely on Dean Sinclair's equaliser to rescue a point after Sam Higgins had put the visitors ahead from the spot.
More bad news came through for Blues fans at the final whistle as they learned that AFC Hornchurch had beat Carshalton leaving the Crown Meadow outfit once again playing catch-up at the top of the table.
Lowestoft were almost ahead after just 48 seconds when Robert Eagle saw a fine 25-yard effort tipped over the bar but that was about as close as the Blues got in the first half.
East Thurrock gradually grew into the contest and should have had a penalty in the 18th minute when the lively Kye Ruel jinked his way past Matthew Halliday only for the former Norwich City man to clip his heels. The players waited for referee Darren Stobbart to point to the spot but the decision never came and Lowestoft breathed a sigh of relief.
The referee appeared intent on making two wrongs a right just before the half-hour mark when Chris Henderson was bundled over by Marc Gorbell inside the Thurrock penalty area but again Stobbart was unimpressed.
Henderson brought a good save out of Wray after nice interplay with Nolan but in the 35th minute the referee finally pointed to the spot when Erkan Okay clipped Higgins in the box after some nice footwork from the striker. Higgins picked himself up and rammed home the penalty and Lowestoft had a mountain to climb.
Lowestoft looked the brighter side at the start of the second half with Sinclair going close with a header but in the 52nd minute the Blues were almost caught on the break.
A long ball over the top released Higgins behind Halliday but with just Reynolds to beat his lobbed effort went just over the bar.
The let-off appeared to galvanise the Blues and in the 59th minute they found an equaliser. Halliday had a header brilliantly cleared off the line by Simon Peddle but the rebound fell to Sinclair, who rifled the ball home from 10 yards.
Sinclair almost went from hero to villain in the 70th minute when he lost the ball to Ruel in the centre circle allowing Thurrock to break on the Blues. Ruel fed the dangerous Higgins, who made good progress down the left before crossing for Ruel, who scuffed his shot wide from the edge of the area.
There was yet another penalty shout late on when Halliday looked to have been brought down but the referee waved away the Blues appeals.
• Lowestoft Town (4-4-2): Reynolds, Okay, Mitchell, Halliday, Smith, Fisk, Sinclair, Eagle (Francis, 81), Guentchev (Frew, 88), Henderson, Nolan (Stone, 77). Subs not used: Godbold, Forbes.
• East Thurrock (4-5-1): Wray, Sammons, Peddle, Gorbell, Stephen, Newby, Gilbey, Collins, Cohen, Ruel (Keith, 82), Higgins. Subs not used: Cook, Hewitt, Devereux, Riley.
• Referee: Darren Stobbart
• Attendance: 541


text: Beatles stars reunite at Grammys 27 Jan 2014 Surviving Beatles stars Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reunited for a special performance at the Grammy Awards on Sunday. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The pair performed McCartney's song Queenie Eye to the star-studded crowd at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles.Afterwards, Sir Paul and Starr held hands as they bowed and embraced as they received a standing ovation. McCartney also won the Grammy for best long-form music video for Live Kisses during the event.Earlier in the night Starr performed his solo offering Photograph and actress Julia Roberts announced the band will receive the 2014 Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award next month.Daft Punk were the big prize winners of the night taking home album of the year for Random Access Memories and their collaboration with Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers, Get Lucky, won gongs for record of the year and best pop duo/group performance.Meanwhile Adele added to her Grammy Awards haul by picking up a Best Song honour for her Skyfall James Bond theme.American rap duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis also won big as they took home gongs for best new artist, best rap performance and best rap song for Thrift Shop and best rap album for The Heist.Jay Z, real name Shawn Carter, took home two awards for his collaborations with Justin Timberlake. He won best music video for Suit & Tie and best rap/sung collaboration for Holy Grail.Timberlake also won best R&B song for Pusher Love Girl.Royals by 17-year-old New Zealander Lorde won song of the year and best pop solo performance while Bruno Mars won best pop vocal album.The ceremony was filled with huge performances throughout the night, with 33 couples getting married live on stage as Macklemore and Ryan Lewis performed their marriage equality anthem Same Love with guest appearances from Madonna and Mary Lambert.The couples exchanged rings in the aisles of the Staples Centre as singer Queen Latifah performed the ceremony.Standing next to Madonna, who was dressed all in white with a white cowboy hat, the Chicago star said: "By the power vested in me by the state of California, I now pronounce you married."Speaking to the press after the awards ceremony, Queen Latifah said: "To be able to do something special for people, to change someone's life is what I was able to do tonight. I took it very seriously, I didn't enter into it lightly. It's not about TV or ratings, this was something real for me."Clutching their gongs after the show, rapper Macklemore and producer Ryan Lewis said they were overwhelmed by their achievement.Lewis also revealed his sister and her partner were among the couples who got married during the ceremony. "You never think you are going to win a Grammy," he said."It is that thing that is so distant, it's the pinnacle, it's the apex, to be able to celebrate same love. My sister getting married tonight was so personal, I still have chills now."Macklemore said of the song: "It is a message of equality, tolerance and compassion to end homophobia, fear and hatred that has been an institution here in America."I thank the Grammys for giving us this platform. The fact that radio and awards shows got behind it is a testament to how far we have come."The awards ceremony, which was hosted by LL Cool J, opened with a performance of Drunk In Love by Beyonce and Jay Z.List of winners:Album of the year - Random Access Memories, Daft PunkRecord of the year - Get Lucky, Daft Punk feat Pharrell Williams & Nile RodgersSong of the year - Royals, LordeBest rap album - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis,The HeistBest rock album - Celebration Day, Led ZeppelinBest R&B album - Girl On Fire, Alicia KeysBest country album - Same Trailer Different Park, Kacey MusgravesBest pop vocal album - Unorthodox Jukebox, Bruno MarsBest pop duo/group performance - Get Lucky, Daft Punk feat Pharrell Williams & Nile RodgersBest rap/sung collaboration - Holy Grail, Jay Z featuring Justin TimberlakeBest R&B song - Pusher Love Girl, Justin TimberlakeBest rock song - Cut Me Some Slack, Sir Paul McCartney with Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat SmearBest rap song - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Thrift ShopBest new artist - Macklemore & Ryan LewisBest music film - Live Kisses, Sir Paul McCartneyBest music video - Suit and Tie, Justin TimberlakeBest rap performance - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Thrift ShopBest dance/electronica album - Daft Punk, Random Access Memories © UTV Share Share Share