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Fees include Sunday breakfast and lunch. Extra meals available are Saturday dinner ($23) and Monday breakfast ($13)
Colloquium to be held at Pacifica's Ladera Lane Campus
Accommodations are available at Pacifica's Ladera Lane Campus
Donald Kalsched, Ph.D., is a Jungian psychoanalyst and clinical psychologist. He is a senior faculty member and supervisor with the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, and teaches and leads workshops nationally and internationally. His celebrated book, The Inner World of Trauma: Archetypal Defenses of the Personal Spirit, explores the interface between contemporary psychoanalytic theory and Jungian theory as it relates to clinical work with survivors of early childhood trauma. His recent book, Trauma and the Soul: A Psycho-Spiritual Approach to Human Development and its Interruption, explores the mystical dimensions of clinical work with trauma-survivors.
REGISTRATION:Space is limited. Register early! To register, submit the form on the webpage, or print and mail it to the Public Programs Department, Pacifica Graduate Institute, 249 Lambert Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013 or call the Public Programs Department at 805.969.3626, ext. 103. Full payment is required with your registration. An email confirmation letter will be sent within 5 days of submitting your registration.
To obtain a refund on your registration fee, send a written cancellation request postmarked no later than thirty days before the event. Tuition less a $50 processing fee will be refunded. No refunds on your registration fee will be made after that time. In the event that the program is sold out with a waitlist and we are able to transfer your registration to someone on the waitlist, we will issue you a refund less the processing fee. Any registration transfers that do not go through our office will be assessed the processing fee onsite.
For a refund on accommodations at the Ladera Lane Campus, cancellation with full refund will be accepted up to 5 days before the event. Cancellations made 1-4 days before the event will receive a 50% refund. There will be no refund for cancellation on the day of the event.
The colloquium will be held at Pacifica Graduate Institute's Ladera Lane Campus at 801 Ladera Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93108. Located on 35 acres in the foothills of the Santa Ynez Mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this residential retreat center provides a unique and peaceful environment for these events. This campus has lodging, dining facilities, and parking.
A limited number of rooms are available for participants at Pacifica's Ladera Lane Campus:
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$120 per night couple occupancy (one standard full size bed; not a queen)
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Accommodations are simple, dormitory-style rooms with a shared bath and shower. Reservations for rooms must be made through Pacifica's Public Programs Department.
Meals are provided to encourage ongoing dialogue and community exchange throughout the weekend. Included in your registration fee are Sunday breakfast and lunch. For early arrivals and late departures, the following meals are available for an additional fee: Saturday dinner ($23) and Monday breakfast ($13). All extra meals must be ordered and paid for in advance through the Public Programs Department. No other meals will be available. Pacifica's caterers make every attempt to provide healthful meals for our guests and include organic ingredients where possible. Please indicate on the registration form if you need a special vegan, gluten free, or vegetarian meal or if you have other medical dietary restrictions.
Major airlines provide service into the Los Angeles International Airport located 90 miles south of Santa Barbara and into the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport, approximately 18 miles from the Campus. Information on ground transportation to and from Santa Barbara will be included with your confirmation letter.
5 CE credits are available for RNs through the California Board of Registered Nurses (provider #CEP 7177) and for MFTs and LCSWs (provider #PCE 2278) through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. 5 CE credits for psychologists are also available for this program. Pacifica Graduate Institute is approved by the California Psychological Association to provide continuing education for psychologists. Pacifica Graduate Institute maintains responsibility for these programs and their content. Psychologists must attend the full program to receive credit. A $15 processing fee will be charged for each certificate requested.
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- Collaboration: all have an equal role in the planning, execution, and benefits of the partnership.
- Civic responsibility: the experience promotes students' responsibility and understanding of how to care for others and contribute to our community.
- Reflection: occurs before, during, and after the project, and establishes connections between the service experiences and academic curriculum.
- Assessment & Evaluation: all parties are involved in assessing the partnership, and systems are in place to evaluate how effectively students have met the learning and service goals.
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- Engagement: Does the service meet a real community need? Has that been defined by our local community? How?
- Reflection: Do you have mechanisms built throughout the semester to support students in making connections between the course content and service experiences?
- Reciprocity: Is the partnership going to provide for mutually beneficial outcomes for students and the community partners? Do both serve as teacher and learner equally?
- Public Dissemination: Is the outcome of the service activity/project presented to the organization for current and future use? How?
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11 mi Wednesday, November 15, 1995 Volume 58 Number 31 iwo-tier admission policy approved By Alisa C. Rasmussen Signpost news editor Admission to Weber State University may change slightly due to the consideration of new admission standards. The Board of Trustees approved the two-tier system of admission for incoming freshmen students on Tuesday. The policy would give students the ability to satisfy the community college standards. The admission policy would provide an option to go on to "higher education" in the future, provided their grades were acceptable under standards."I feel strongly the two-tier admissionis a good thing," said Carolyn Nebeker, Board of Trustee chairwoman. "It's good to really get into the program and learn about it." The majority approved the change, but many questions were raised in question to the policy. "I feel it's an unsound public policy to encourage people to apply to the university when they are unqualified tobehere," said Doug Holmes, a member of the Trustees. "That's the image I think we will put across-that anyone can get in. I think thestudentsshould make their first effort in high school. I don't think it's in the best interest to adopt the proposal." Holmes said because of the recent changes made to the university and its admission policies, he wasn't sure it was wise to change admission standards once again. He said because of the prior reputation of being a Opinion: "New Jersey girl" reveals her secrets to life. See page 4 Arts & Entertainment: Los Angeles based artist is coming to give a lecture. See page 5 Sports: WSU Hodkey team sends Berkeley home with a loss. See page 7 junior college, people may not take our standards seriously. "Weber State University has a dual role in the community. We serve as a community college and a university," Holmes said. "Is the trade off worth it? I don't think it is. I think we . need more statistics before we make a decision. The big question is whether the extra money worth the damage that may be inflicted to this institution." Currently, the admission standards exist for different groups, including those transfer students, international, and graduate students. "About 35 percent of the freshmen admitted this year would not qualify under normal university standards," Provost Robert Smith said. Questions raised turned to the job market and the quality of potential employees WSU was putting out into the community."Sixty percent of jobs require post high school education," ' PresidentPaulThompsonsaid. "About 40 percent of WSU students go on to get their bachelor's degrees. Our goal is to help students find the opportunity. A lot of the students won't stay to get their bachelor's degree, but students ought to have the opportunity. The university has the opportunity to serve the students well." Marguerite Horton, a member of the Trustees, agreed students need opportunity to succeed, and the policy would make a better way for students See Tier page 3 Students conduct owl experiment By Alisa C. Rasmussen Signpost news editor Many people make the trip across the causeway to Antelope Island every year to enjoy the beauty of the water, the scenery atop the hills, the sunsets and the wildlife. It wasn't so different last Saturday as zoology students from Weber State University traveled to the island to conduct and experiment.Six zoology students, along with two professors, flocked together on the island to conduct an environmental experiment. The See Owl page 3 Juvenile dies after fa from top of Stadium Eyewitness said the boy looked as if he was diving By Christine Bush Signpost senior reporter A 16-year-old Clearfield High School student fell to his death Monday evening from the top of the Weber State University Wildcat football Stadium.WSU football player Shedric Mickles said the team was on the field practicing at about 4:45 p.m. when he heard a thud. "Some of the team members ran to see what happened," Mickles said, "and we found the boy lying on the ground." Jacob Belmont said he was in the training room. When he went out to his truck, he found the body lying next to his truck door. He ran back into the training room to get help. Nancy Weir, the athletic training assistant, said she called 911 while athletic trainer Keith Sayers took the boy's vital signs and log turned his body over to perform a modified jaw maneuver. He then held the boy's head and stabilized his neck until the paramedics arrived, Weir said. Sayers said, "I credit everyone for being there and acting quickly." He also said two student trainers rode with the paramedics to the hospital where the boy was pronounced dead on arrival. Some of the team members said they saw the boy pacing near the announcing box across the top of the bleachers for an extended amount of time. "Then he the boy just disappeared," Mickles said. Dr. Karen Beaver, who came on the scene after the paramedics arrived, said, "I don't see how the boy could have fallen accidentally because of the safety wall extending above the bleachers. He must have jumped." An eyewitness said, "It looked like he made a swan dive. He did not even scream." Marilyn Dimond, a friend of the boy's family and secretary at WSU for the provost, said the boy was "a real good boy from a nice family. He was very popular at his school and had close relationships with his family members." Dimond also said she thinks the boy was just fooling around and fell off. She 7 1 "v. I ; 'ivf: 1 1 IT? ' ? mi'- B ... hiN.in 'i4-- it fn I -hi i -i m r- - - - --- i ANDY WATERSTHE SIGNPOST The adolescent fell from the top of the Wildcat Stadium pictured here. The boy was announced dead on arrival at Mac Kay Dee Hospital minutes later. said she thought it was just a freak accident.She said the boy was very athletic and loved football. He may have just been watching the WSU football team practice. According to Dimond, he was supposed to be meeting some friends to play basketball on WSU's campus. An official statement from Melinda Rock, WSU campus media relations director, stated the male juvenile fell 46 feet on the west side of the stadium. The autopsy was conducted Tuesday.Police said the incident is under investigation at this time and hope to have more f-HANK OANKWA IHt SIGNHUb T Rain streaked the chalk print of a boy who fell to his death from atop the Wildcat stadium Monday. information by the end of the week. 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How to read your insurer's mind
Sure, that agent is telling you he's looking out for your best interests, but what are his nonverbal signals really saying?
Insurance agents can't read your mind, but they often use sales techniques to gain genuine insight into what you're thinking as they attempt to steer you toward a purchase decision.
To gain an edge, agents may interpret your body language or tone of voice, or even look for insights into your relationship with your spouse, says Morey Stettner, the author of "Buyer Beware: An Industry Insider Shows You How to Win the Insurance Game."
Stettner, a former insurance sales trainer, says it's common for agents to study ways to put you at ease and befriend you. If they meet with married couples, they're trained to identify which spouse is more open to the purchase. Gaining trust and an ally in negotiations may be as simple as remembering to nod when the receptive spouse nods. This technique is called "mirroring," and it sends a reassuring message.
"Even if one (spouse) is resistant to your method, you still have someone in your corner," Stettner says.
Insurance agents are offered countless seminars and guides to help them close sales. Dave Dee, the president and founder of the Psychic Sales Institute in Alpharetta, Ga., trains people to "ethically" read their prospects' minds as well as "implant thoughts into their subconscious and close more sales."
Trying to get good insurance quotes doesn't have to be a struggle against mind control, though. Stettner says you easily can turn the tables on people who try to get inside your head. Here are eight things you can do to become a better mind reader:
Beware the smirk
Smiles are welcome and reassuring, but a half-smile should put you on guard. Janine Driver, a sales trainer and CEO of the Body Language Institute, says you should never deal with an insurance agent who talks to you with one side of his or her mouth turned up.
That slight movement of the face "says more than you think," Driver stresses. "It is a smirk. That is contempt. Contempt is moral superiority. It is the most dangerous micro-expression you can see."
She advises you to "pack your bags and run" if you see this expression. "From the boardroom to the barroom, if you see contempt, this is a person who is going to hurt you financially, personally."
Control the conversation
A time-tested sales technique is to take control of the conversation and steer it toward a purchase without offending the client. If a smooth-talking agent is good at this, you may not even realize what is happening. Stettner says you need to make sure you are able to take part in the discussion. Politely interrupt if you must, but make yourself heard.
"Instead of being swayed by the presentation, it is important to be able to have a dialogue and ask intelligent questions," he says.
Become a human lie detector
Our bodies send signals to us about what we are seeing and hearing even before our brains have a chance to fully analyze the situation. A signal may come in the form of an elevated heart rate or a sinking feeling in your stomach. This is what people mean by having a "gut" reaction. Trust your instincts and put the brakes on any purchase that doesn't feel right.
Watch for the shoulder shrug
Sometimes "yes" can mean "no," depending on your agent's gestures. As an example, Driver cites the shoulder shrug.
"A shoulder shrug is uncertainty," she says. "When I say, 'Will the product do what it promises to do?' and the person says, 'Yes,' if they do a shoulder shrug, you have problems in paradise. They are saying 'Yes,' but they do not believe their answer. It means there is something they are not telling you."
If this happens, carefully go over the auto, life, health or homeowners insurance policy you are discussing with your agent. Make sure there is nothing about it that you will regret.
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As for the shrug, well...if you ask a question like "Will this policy cover what it says it covers?", you should be prepared for your agent to be thinking "Yes, but not necessarily what you THINK it covers (or should cover)." Consumers have very few responsibilities when it comes to insurance, but they include things like paying your bill, reading your policy and asking questions if you have them, and giving your company timely notice of a claim or potential claim.
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Upchurch faces two counts of burglary charges. He's in custody at the Kootenai Public Safety Building. Anyone with information on these cases is asked to call 208-789-2320.


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Intensive and Extensive Listening
Published: 20 May 2010 Updated: 24 January 2014
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Tags:extensive learning IELTS intensive learning Listening TOEFL
This is part of my series on Intensive and Extensive Learning.
- Part I is Intensive and Extensive Reading
- Part II is on Intensive and Extensive Listening
- Intensive and Extensive Speaking
In our daily life we listen both intensively and extensively. When we are listening to an announcement about an upcoming fair or the sports scores on the radio, we tend to read intensively. That is, we are listening for specific information and details: When is the fair where will it be, and how much are the tickets. The IELTS presents great examples of this kind of listening and so IELTS textbooks are great sources of exercises for students.
For example, the first IELTS listening always involves filling out a form about a person while listening to them doing something like registering for a driver's license or signing up for an English class, or even calling about buying a used car. It's great practice for students to pick out specific details from a fairly realistic conversation.
Another IELTS lesson involves listening to a radio announcement about an event and filling out a table or a series of blanks with words from the listening. Again, this is wonderfully realistic practice. So they may have to listen to an interview with Mick Jagger about their next concert. And they have to fill in a table like this one:
|Price of Tickets:
|3) _______________
|Proceeds Donated to:
|4) _______________
But the IELTS also throws in some nice tricks to make it more realistic for students. For example, on the listening, Mick may say, "Tickets will set you back 40 pounds." Students have to understand that he is talking about the price. Or the information may go in a different order. So the students may hear about the charity being benefited by the concert first, then the place, then the time and finally the price. Again, this is more realistic practice since we don't always give details in a logical order or in the order our listeners expect.
In short, the IELTS gives good realistic practice in picking out detail from a listening passage.
However, we also do a lot of extensive listening in our lives. For example, the interview with Mick Jagger may mention the concert but in fact the main topic is about being an aging rock star and if things have changed. So students have to be able to move beyond facts and details and grasp the larger picture.
The TOEFL provides great practice in understanding the main idea of a conversation or a lecture and the major supporting points. Another great skill that TOEFL listenings can help students learn is interpreting intonation. When we listen to people, we not only listen to their words but also to their voices. If Mick Jagger says, "That album sold really well," he could mean it literally, or he could express sarcasm and mean that actually that album sold very badly. Or he could express surprise, meaning that they didn't expect the album to be popular. He could even emphasize the word "sold", indicating that in some other way, the album wasn't very good: "The album sold really well, but we never liked it."
Teaching students to listen for intonation also helps students to speak with intonation. Many students focus so much on not making mistakes when they speak, or thinking about vocabulary and grammar that they don't think about their tone or what words they emphasize. It also may be that their native language has different patterns of intonation than English. Next time, I'll discuss Intensive and Extensive Listening and how to help students learn to speak with intonation as well as the difference between TOEFL-style Speaking exercises and IELTS-style dialoguing.
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- Intensive and Extensive Speaking | English Advantage said:
[...] Intensive and Extensive Speaking This is Part 3 in my series on using IELTS and TOEFL Test prep materials in general English classes, giving students practice in intensive speaking and extensive speaking. If you want to check out how I got from IELTS and TOEFL to intensive and extensive learning and read about some different reading exercises, check out part I. Part II is on Listening intensively and extensively. [...]
- fathima said:
Thanks for the information in the article on intensive and extensive listening skills. It was quite useful for my assignment on listening skills.
- mohamed meraneh awaleh said:
i am student of university of djibouti in the section at nigth and i want to inprove my english language
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TNR Sparkles at Bibiana
By Eddie Scarry and Betsy Rothstein
The New Republic celebrated its relaunch last night at Bibiana Restaurant where politicos and journalists from print and TV mingled with bigwigs like Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.J.) and Americans for Tax Reform Prez Grover Norquist over hors d'oeuvres and an open bar. The highlight of the evening: Answering the question, "Who is Franklin Foer?"
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Lady A says on their website, "We hope these changes aren't too much trouble for you, and that we'll get to see you in one of the more than 60 cities the tour will hit next year."
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I enjoy working with students ages 5-adult. I use a mix of method books, video, and audio examples in my teaching. I have a curriculum that I stick to, but I like to see what the student is interested in learning about as well and working that into our lessons. For drum students, I start every student on a practice pad first before moving on to drum set and each student must learn orchestral and rudimentary snare drum techniques even if they are just interested in drum set. Learning to read music and music theory are also covered during lessons and are required learning.
A first lesson for a beginning drummer will cover how to hold the sticks properly and an introduction to reading music. We will also watch video clips of famous drummers and we will discuss who your favorite musicians/bands are so that we can cover those interests during future lessons.
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Separate room: semi-soundproofed, drum kit, lots of percussion, computer, Violin, Flute. Audio recording capable.
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Danilo is a multi-instrumentalist originally from Long Island, New York and currently based out of Boston. He has maintained an active and successful performing career as a member of the groups Debo Band, The Superpowers, Rubblebucket, Full Tang and Watchout Kompa.
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In January 2014, Danilo was invited as a guest artist and educator at the Afghanistan National Institute of Music in Kabul where he taught and performed for young afghan music students.
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My teaching style is relaxed and supportive while always aiming to increase the knowledge of the student. My strong technical background combined with a deep sense for wide-ranging musical styles allows me to find what inspires a student initially and use their interests and strengths to lead them to new discovery and technical efficiency.
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I'm also highly experienced as an online instructor and work with students on Google+ & Skype to establish their rudimental proficiency. Online lessons are taught on drum pads (with sticks) or hand drums.
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-Technique and approach: controlling the sticks to fluidly move around the kit. Applying rudiments and rhythms in the most efficient ways possible
-Step by step approach to playing beats & styles/genres, improvising and creative expression on the kit
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-Complete understanding of independence of the limbs matched with interdependence within the part or groove
-Flawless transitions between rhythmic patterns while moving around the drums
-Cymbal technique and expression
-Composition of beats and grooves. Students learn what sounds cool and how to sound years beyond their experience
-Techniques include: t-grip, molar stroke, 3-point bass drum technique, posture
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-Rudimental control and syncopation on cahon, bongos or congas. cahon is preferred.
-Comprehension of the drums timbres and techniques used to create different and unique sounds, each with a different expression
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-Understanding drum tuning and sound styles
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-Sticking patterns: RLRL, LRLR, RRLL, LLRR, RRRL, LLLR, RLLL, LRRR, etc.
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-Understanding tone, sound quality, sound differences caused by sticking, and musical application and beat choices in songs
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-Pacific Birch 5 Piece (14" snare, 10" & 12" toms, 16" floor tom, 22" bass drum), Zildjian Cymbals: 20" K Ride, 18" K Custom Crash, 15" Mastersound bottom and K Custom Dry top hats, 8" A Custom Splash, DW 9000 pedal
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I am a composer, drummer, organizer, and recent BM graduate of the Boston Conservatory, having studied contemporary composition under Andy Vores, Jan Swafford, and Curtis Hughes. I was trained mostly as a jazz and rock drummer before attending the Conservatory, where I focused on composing all different sorts of instrumental and vocal music for small and large ensembles, including orchestral music, piano ragtime, and electronic works.
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I have experience teaching jazz drumming, improvisational drumming, and rock drumming from recordings, books, and more intuitive approaches as well. I love finding out as a team what a student wants to learn the most and shifting the focus accordingly, while maintaining a healthy degree of focus on fundamentals and technique.
I have a sustained interest in many other styles of music and making them, including contemporary classical music, free improvised music, jazz, folk music, and pop music of various forms. I love talking and working on the craft of specifically stylized forms of music, so as to uncover what is special about them, what can be emulated, and what can be built upon. My time at the conservatory has only helped to open my taste and broaden my horizons to treat all styles and genres of music as equally serious and important to investigate.
Steve has played with Buddy Greco, The Late Frankie Fontaine, Del Shannon, The Drifters.... Has performed alongside Sha Na Na, The Buddy Rich Big Band, Iron Butterfly, Commodores...
He Has taught for more than 30 years.
Steve began the drums at 11 years old. Soon to be inspired by the Beatles...classic rock, Buddy Rich..big band, Brubeck, Miles, Billy Cobham, Pert, Paice... and the list goes on.
He began his teaching career at The Natick Music Studio and The Eli Rabkin Drum Studio at the age of 16. He has spent a considerable amount of time touring and traveling.
He was taught by West/East Coast studio & band drummer Eli Rabkin of Framingham.
Steve currently performs locally, records & teaches
Steve is a private teacher and travels to his students. He accepts students as young as 7 years old. Student enrollment limited.
Only serious students. Beginners welcome. Practice essential, (see 'Genius Time' tab at top of page). Technique, Rudiments, Set Play, Reading
Lessons time varies. Approximate lesson is 30-60 minutes in length straight study and will require a modicum of privacy in your home or elsewhere.
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Flood Awareness Week Begins March 12, 2012
Flood Safety and Awareness Week: March 12 through 16, 2012
Beginning March 12, New Yorkers once again began to observe Flood Safety Awareness Week. In the last decade floods have claimed an average of 94 lives and caused more than $10 billion in damages nationally. The threat of river and coastal flooding is the greatest natural hazard risk that we face in New York State. Our citizens and first responders face annual flooding events of varying severity that threaten them and their families, damage their homes, schools and churches, destroy public infrastructure, an
Garbage Fee Increases at Cattaraugus County Transfer Stations
The fee to dispose of garbage at Cattaraugus County transfer stations will increase effective March 1, 2012. The price to throw away household garbage will rise to $1.50 per 15 gallon garbage bag (tall white kitchen bag) or equivalent; $3.00 per 30 gallon bag (regular brown or green bag) or equivalent; and $6.00 per 55 gallon bag (contractor bag).
The fee increase will not affect the cost to dispose of bulky materials such as chairs, mattresses, rugs, and etc. which are charged $5 each, or construction and demolition debris which is charged $20 per cubic yard.
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Gowanda Chamber of Commerce presents Zoar Valley Fest and Jamboree featuring Sean Patrick McGraw:
The event will consist of a 5k run, organized kayaking and rafting events on the Cattaraugus Creek. Music. Promotions by World Kayak Throwdown. Overnight camping for the weekend available at the firemen'...s park.( Fr-Sun) Fee: $20 per person or $15 pp for groups 10 or more. One night only is $10pp. The Gowanda cub scout pack 276 will be providing breakfast for a small price.
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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) ban on burning begins on March 15, 2012, and continues through May 15, 2012.
This regulation means that there are no open fires allowed during the March 15th to May 15th time period.
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Patricia's Downsized Digs
House Tour
Name: Patricia Caldwell
Location: Los Feliz — Los Angeles, California
Size: 800 square feet
Years lived in: 2 months
The idea of finding a new space, packing my stuff, and making it all fit somewhere else makes my head spin. But Patricia's one-bedroom hideaway, nestled in the lovely Los Feliz area of Los Angeles makes me think again about the moving process. Three weeks is all it took Patricia to make an empty shell feel like a home.
A moving process that she amiably refers to as "a game of Tetris," Patricia recently discovered the difficulties of moving from a large one-bedroom apartment to a new, smaller one-bedroom home. The lack of floor space, storage, and budget posed as a real challenge in creating her ideal abode.
Filled with tons of natural light, when you first walk through the front door you are swept up into the calm nature of this space. My eyes were immediately drawn to the warm, purple couch below a cleverly placed bookshelf, nestled up against the ceiling.
It's not just the major items that pull you into the comfort of this home, but the special care put into the details. With unique art pieces found in local, LA shops, Patricia has infused her humble 800 square feet with loads of personality. Her space is all about function and imagination: a bright, open kitchen personalized with art, a harmoniously dressed bathroom, and a warm, neutral bedroom with a one-of-a-kind, DIY closet worthy of praise.
Patricia has turned this empty home into her own private sanctuary, filled with style and character, a clear reflection of her strong, artistic point of view.
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My Style: Cozy creative
Inspiration: My mom always made our house look beautiful growing up, even though we weren't well off. My father was stationed in the Army throughout Europe, which exposed me to lots of different cultures, styles, textures, and colors. When we returned to the States, so did a fusion of inspirations.
Favorite Element: My couch underneath the only window in the house without bars. When the morning light strikes the deep rich colors of the green bushes that line the windows, it makes me happier than can be.
Biggest Challenge: Space! Space! Space! I had to lose some furniture when I moved in here. I miss my father's Tiffany style stained glass lamp and all my paintings are in the garage on the walls. It was a purge frenzy but I managed to get majority of my things in the house and am quite happy with the results.
What Friends Say: "Are you an artist?" I wish…
Biggest Embarrassment: That I have a fiberglass bathtub instead of beautiful porcelain and tile. And that one of the cabinet covers in the kitchen is cream, while the others are white. It drives me bananas.
Proudest DIY: The closet in my bedroom. My friend came and installed shelves and a large rod across one entire wall of the bedroom and I think it's a pretty good solution to a massive storage dilemma.
Biggest Indulgence: Hiring a painter to paint the house as the previous tenant had used very dark colors on the walls, which made the space seem smaller than it truly is.
Best Advice: Start with the pieces that you love and build from there: one or two pieces per room and everything else can grow from that concept.
Dream Sources: Modernica, Dwell, Denmark 50, Lizzie's Antique Hardware, Walnut Wallpaper
- • ecru and white with black accents
- • Black scroll wall sticker art: Blik Art
• Renaissance pillows: Inheritance shop
• 1940's vintage cabinet: street find
- • Desk and filing cabinet: IKEA — their office solutions are pretty hard to beat, especially for a temporary space
• Kikkerland paper scroll chalkboard: Uncle Jer's
- • Dishtowel curtains: Anthropologie
• Globe hanging planter with the succulents in moss and wood chips: Rolling Greens
• Pot rack: Crate & Barrel
• Café table: another find at IKEA
- • Hanging closet: The Container Store
• Artwork: Sheppard Fairey signed prints
• Authentic Brass art rail hangers: found at an estate sale in Silver Lake years ago
• Bedding: Target
- • Silver birds: Uncle Jer's
• Shower curtain and soap dispenser: Target
• Mirrored vanity tray: Urban Outfitters
Thanks, Patricia!
Images: Asher Hung
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lovely. How did you install the bookshelfs? Please share.
Wow, 2 months? It looks like you've been there for years. Everything is exactly where it needs to be. Nice job.
I LOVE the book storage solution - I've got 5-bookcases at home, and they feel like an albatross. I want all the books, but...
Yes, please tell how you installed them!
Love! The house and the things that fill it have character and personality. They're sparse...but it still feels homey and welcoming. Great use of space.
I find it very inspirational, thanks for sharing! :)
Lovely space. (I like the little dark touches like the skull & crossbones doormat & the Dia de los Muertos angel on the wall. Also love the beautiful, simple solutions to storage problems--especially the rows of buckets in the shed or garage. & Your books look great up there near the ceiling but how do you gain access to them? Do you haul out a ladder when you want to read them or are you just super-tall?
Expertly edited. Very nice.
i agree! bookshelf info please! we're looking to do the same thing, and i haven't seen such an elegant solution anywhere else!
Agreed! Must know where you got the above-the-door-frame book shelf and how long it took you to install into the ceiling.
Nice job!
Beautiful and amazing space. This may be one of my favorite house tours.
Beautiful, simple, with a little bit of edge; I love it. I especially like the bookshelves (like everyone mentioned), the closet (or lack thereof) solution, the tea towels-turned curtains, and the little office nook. Brava!
I've lived in my apartment for a year and it doesn't look nearly this nice! I especially love the office nook and the whole space is so well edited.
I wish I could get those living room pillows somewhere! So cool.
Patricia, you have a truly beautiful home! I admire your solutions to the lack of space (bookshelf, closet), and I'm now eyeing my own space to see if I can do either one - hope you don't mind!
I love how your home has both modern and old combined - you did that really well. Just a wonderful feeling space. Congratulations on your new home.
You have helped me solve my problem of kitchen curtains. You are a genius! Thank you!
Loved the quaint curtains over the kitchen sink!
So much charm! Love the dishtowel curtains. I'm really impressed how comfortable and lived-in your home looks in only two months.
The bookshelf ceiling supports look like threaded rod. A toggle bolt would support the weight in the ceiling, and a nice flange with a washer and nut would complete that neat little system.
I'm absolutely using that in my future house.
Simple, no fuzz beauty....
I love the plum couch, Shakespearian pillows, ceiling high bookshelves, and dark curtains with light walls/floors. You have a great sense of composition and edited your home perfectly with not too much/too little stuff. It reminds me of autumn.
I would LOVE to live here... I love the Fairey work, I have yet to put up our Henry Rollins tour poster that he had done and signed... Such inspiration is just pouring out of these images! Thanks for sharing!
Gee whiz - thanks guys. Whew, here goes:
The shelves were here when I moved in. I was eager to remove them as a matter of fact, because I felt they "squished" the space, but then when my antiqued wooden bookshelf wouldn't fit...well, what's a girl to do but work with what's given? My guess would be IKEA. The hardware has that distinct look of an afternoon's headache involving an allen wrench.
The headboard is from Crate & Barrel, of all places - floor sample, I believe. My first purchase after paying off my student loans with acting work :}
And finally - you too would cover your windows with curtains if your house bordered on slight ghetto and your Cannondale bike was stolen days after moving in. Plus the bars are just too, too depressing.
Oh - one last bit - I got the pillows from Inheritance on Beverly Blvd - great folks: http://www.inheritanceshop.com/
Love, love, love it! The front door is a fun touch of whimsy and I adore the kitchen curtains! Nice!!!!!
I LOVE your home! This might be my favorite house tour, ever.
I'm torn about the shelves - they do squish it a bit, but they also add a wonderful, cottagy feel to the rooms. And really practical.
In an 800sf place, I wouldn't worry about having to pull a stepladder out every once in a while to reach books.
The rest of it is cute as a button - nice work keeping things fun to look at or practical, editing the rest.
love this! simple but with lovely touches that just reflects the owners personal taste...
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Love the tea towel curtains in the kitchen! You're giving me ideas!
Way too many vignettes though. I'd trade them all for a floor plan.
I don't think I could stay neat with that clothes closet arrangement.
Lovely and so well organized!
Love the bedroom. Love the closet solution. My husband and I had a white sheet "curtain" clipped to rings on an aircraft cable for a couple of years before we could build real wooden doors to close in our Home Depot wire shelving. But the dang thing didn't keep the dust out! This solution will, and looks cool, too.
I live in a tiny Los Angeles house and am so grateful for this house tour. It gave me tons of ideas and inspiration. Thank you so much!
1. I love this. Cute as a bugs ear!
2. I have the same shower curtain.
3. would LOVE to see an exterior shot of the house itself.
Love the Anthropologie towel curtains. I did that in my kitchen, too, although I like how you did them better. Great inexpensive solution to kitchen blinds!
Wow, I really love this! Great space, classy, color is wonderful... I'm filing this post for personal use.
I love the shelf over the window above the couch and immediately went and looked above the window over my couch, LOL! Sadly, there isn't enough space. The books couldn't be more than 4" high if I put a shelf there. Yours looks great though and thanks for sharing!
Opressive. Funereal. So very uncomfortable.
I like the bathroom window.
This is delightful.
Patricia -- Just curious, how tall are your ceilings?
Your home is inspiring.
For me less is more and when you live is an condo it better be.
Love your place! What's the paint color on the front door? I'd like to try it on mine.
I love your place, and the way you made it into a haven in spite of "slight ghetto" outside and 800 square feet. I live in almost ghetto mixed with some Section 8 myself, and do not want that to define how I feel about my space (my first home of my own.) I want to put shelves way up high all around my place. My mom had floor-to-ceiling shelves installed in her study area; she found an antique wooden ladder on wheels that had been used in a library. It was the highlight of the room and we kids loved it. I like the skull-and-crossbones mat at the front door but have to wonder is it for Halloween or to warn away potential bike thieves? Thanks for sharing.
Warning, Patricia! Re: your paintings on the walls of the garage. I put college texts in garage of rental bungalow in nearby Glendale. It rained, lost them all. Landlords often ignore leaks in garages roofs.


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One of Rachid Bouchareb's best-known and loved films, 2001's 'Little Senegal' is a deeply profound meditation on immigration and the primal urge to connect with one's roots and forebears. On tiny Senegalese island of Goree, 65-year old Alloune (Sotigue Kouyate) works as a guide at a Slavery Museum. His job feeds his obsession with tracing his family's heritage, a project that takes him to the United States and the former plantations of South Carolina. There, he happens upon some precious slivers of information which drive him to New York City, where he meets the feisty and headstrong Ida in Harlem. Ida, who Alloune believes is a distant relative, is unconcerned with her African heritage being focused more on the daily battle to survive. Her attitude and his experiences in the US cause Alloune to fundamentally re-examine his relationships with his conceptions of history and family.
Cast & Credits
- Director: Rachid Bouchareb
- Producer: Jason Kilot, Jean Brehat, Joana Vicente
- Scriptwriter: Olivier Lorelle, Rachid Bouchareb
- Cinematographer: Benoit Chamaillard, Youcef Sahraoui
- Editor: Sandrine Deegan
- Composer: Safy Boutella
- Cast (in alphabetical order): Adetoro Makinde, Karim Traoré, Roschdy Zem, Sharon Hope, Sotigui Kouyate


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Spend quality time together and learn new art skills.
Play games, be creative and make things together. Relaxed two-hour workshop for you and your 6 - 11 year olds.
This session will feature a demonstration of an Aeolian Harp, an instrument that creates sounds as the wind passes over its strings. Aeolian Harps inspired many poets, painters and scientists in the Romantic Era as you will see from Turner's painting of the Aeolian Harp. You can also build an acoustic tonoscope, a special device which enables you to create beautiful patterns from the sound of your voice!
A special art club in association with the Aeolus Project from Salford and Southampton Universities. www.aeolus-outreach.com
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In honor of the DVD release of "Strippers vs Werewolves" this week, I'll be taking a look back at some of my all time favorite movies that feature characters pitted against each other head to head.
Date: 1966
Director: William Beaudine
Cast: John Carradine, Chuck Courtney, Melinda Plowman
All of us here at the BGH offices are just tickled pink that
"Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil" is finally getting released on VOD next month and we hope you get just as misty as we did when you see the new poster that's hit the tubes. The film, which follows two mountain men who end up being mistaken for a couple of murderers has been doing the convention circuit for some time now but didn't get picked up with a release date until recently. On a side note I would really appreciate it if the prick who keeps finishing the coffee and not making a new pot would cut the crap.
Holy crap has it already been 20 years since I rented "Subspecies" because it had a half naked woman on the cover? Time really flies doesn't it. Well now I can relive the disappointment of the movie not being soft core porn all over again because the good people at Full Moon Entertainment are giving the "classic" vampire flick a Blu-Ray release on July 25th. Unfortunately the only special feature on the disc will be the original "Video Zone" that appeared on the VHS for the movie but those were pretty fun. I wonder if any of those "Puppet Master" action figures are still for sale.
"Wake Wood" director David Keating is lined up to direct "The Cherry Tree" as his next spooky outing. The movie follows a 16 year old girl who chooses to have Satan's baby in order to save the life of her father. A choice facing many of our nation's youth today. I'm pretty sure MTV has a reality show based on it.
Ving Rhames has landed a role in the zombie apocalypse movie titled "A Zombie Apocalypse". Clever, I know. He's joined by Lesley-Ann Brandt, Gary Weeks, Johnny Pacer and Taryn Manning, who also happens to be in my top 5 all time favorite film hookers. A list coveted by actresses around the globe. The flick is currently filming in LA and is expected to be released later this year on DVD.
A North Dakota man went a little overboard with his celebration of freedom this past 4th of July and accidentally blew his own head off when the fireworks display he set off in his front yard got a little out of hand. Police are still unsure how the mishap happened but I've officially decided this is how I want to go out... For freedom.
I like this guy's style. A Florida man is under arrested after he planted black widow eggs in his ex-girlfriends mailbox. Now see, that's commitment. Most guys would just toss a couple live spiders in there but this guy was in it for the long haul. Good for you my crazy ass friend. Good for you.
Katrina Bowden from "30 Rock" and "Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil" is the latest hot chick to be added to the cast of "Piranha 3DD". As we all know Gary Busey was also added to the cast last week and while it hasn't been confirmed I think it's pretty obvious that we now know who will be involved in the movie's love story. I'd like to think the chemistry will find it's way off screen as well and we'll have Hollywood's next power couple.
"Cobra the Space Pirate" is some sort of Japanese animated series that I'm sure someone I went to college with told me was "completely insane" while I didn't get any action at a party, and for that reason alone I now hate it. But alas there's a movie being made about it and today we've got our first look at the poster for the flick. If it gets you excited you're only a little over 2 years away from it's summer 2012 release.
If you're anxiously awaiting the release of "Haunted 3D" then you're one step ahead of me because I've never heard of the damn thing until 10 minutes ago. But that doesn't matter because a handful of theaters will be showing India's first 3D flick this coming weekend. Of course none of the selected theaters are in major cities so you big wigs can suck it. Jersey's got 2 of the 8 selected locations!
Starting today you can get your grubby mits on "Call of Duty: Black Ops Escalation - Call of the Dead" via Xbox Live and to celebrate a new poster has hit the tubes for the game. In the Black Ops add on you can actually play as Robert Englund, Danny Trejo, Michael Rooker and Sarah Michelle Gellar and none other than George A. Romero is featured in the game as a zombie. Which is exciting because there's numerous movies I'd love to shoot him in the face for. Score!
A Florida man is being charged with assault after he beat the tar out of his neighbor with a baseball bat because they wouldn't turn down their music. While I can't condone the assault I have to say I had a neighbor once who could play Lisa Loeb at levels that by law shouldn't be allowed and I would have loved to have had a few cracks at him.
A young man in New Mexico made the mistake of shoving the prescription drugs he stole from a neighbor up his no-no hole and was found by police officers bleeding and disoriented. An x-ray later revealed the drugs and I assume the whole thing looked like the scene in "Total Recall" when they walk behind the giant body x-ray. But a lot sexier of course.
It's like "Wrong Turn" in reverse.
Tucker (Alan Tudyk, "Firefly", "Dollhouse") and Dale (Tyler Labine, "Reaper") are a couple of good 'ole boys spending the weekend with a few cold beers at their fixer-upper cabin in the woods. Camping nearby is a group of good-looking college kids who begin to believe that Tucker and Dale are a couple of horror movie cliche killer rednecks. The grits hit the fan and Tucker and Dale can't figure out why these preppy kids keep coming on their property to commit gory suicide. "Tucker & Dale vs Evil" could do for hillbilly slasher movies what "Shaun of the Dead" did for zombie movies.
Here's the trailer for a great looking new horror comedy "Tucker & Dale Vs Evil". It looks like a great twist on the whole "deranged redneck" subgenre. Check it out and let us know what you think.
This week we discuss alchemy, camera technology, a first time guest host joins the show, and we review "As Above, So Below".


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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) -The Oneidas are speaking out Wednesday.
Oneida Seven Generations Corporation says it has filed a lawsuit in response to the recent Green Bay City Council action to rescind a conditional-use permit the council granted last year, allowing the tribe to build a waste-to-energy facility on the city's west side.
Oneida Tribe Chairman Ed Delgado says the legal step is an effort to reverse the city council decision.
"The studies have all shown this is clean technology," says Delgado. "The only chance we can get this done is through litigation or to reconsider."
Delgado indicated that tribal officials and officials with the city have met over the past two weeks, but no resolution was achieved.
The city council voted 7-5 on October 16th to rescind that permit on the basis that the OSGC made false statements in the run-up to the initial approval of the permit back in May 2011.
Mayor Jim Schmitt had the option to veto the council's actions, but a week later decided not to use his veto power, citing refusal to get, "in the way" of the consensus of council members.
Delgado on Wednesday touted the approval from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and federal EPA as evidence the $20 million gasification plant is not a public health risk. He added that city leaders, "failed to do their homework."
Two legal documents filed with the Brown County Circuit Court are the Complaint for Certiorari Review and the Complaint for Writ of Mandamus. A source tells WTAQ that the Writ of Mandamus is an option for the OSGC to seek damages from the city if the permit is not reinstated. That source indicates they could seek up to $5 million.


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Has anyone used these for HD500 FRFR monitors? Thoughts?
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I'd save up for one that has at least a 6" woofer, which is still somewhat marginal but seems to for me. Keep looking at Hello Music. A pair will show up sooner or later. I buy quite a few things thru them.
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AJ Clemente was making his debut at a North Dakota TV station when he didn't realize his microphone was on coming out of a commercial break. The mic picked up Clemente making a few "choice words" shortly before his co-anchor introduced him for the first time.
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