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Welcome Dr. Nuru!
Have you met our newest faculty member? We have, and she is great!
The Department of Communication is thrilled to welcome our newest colleague Dr. Audra Nuru. Audra recently completed her PhD at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her work examines how individuals from minority social groups communicate to make sense of themselves, their relationships, and their relational roles. Her research on multiethnic-racial identity has been recognized by non-profit organizations in the southeast for linking research with praxis. Further, she has worked with family therapists and guidance counselors to design workshops, seminars and outreach programs to facilitate the development of healthy self-concepts among multiethnic/racial and LBGTQ communities. She has earned fellowships with the University of Georgia to do research in Costa Rica and has studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, France. Welcome Audra! be sure to stop by and say hello and welcome her to campus. Her office is on the second floor of DMH, right next to Dr. Zhang.
The Department of Communication hosts AJCU Communication Conference on campus
This past week the Department of Communication played host to over 45 faculty members from Jesuit institutions around the country who teach and research in communication, film, journalism and related fields. The conference was a smashing success and included panels and sessions on pedagogy, research trends, mission and identity topics and host of other conversations. Visiting Faculty and Deans toured the Bellarmine museum, walked campus and even had a clambake on Sheffield Island in the Long Island sound.
Congratulations to our 2014 Communication Graduates!
On Sunday, March 18th Fairfield University held its 64th Commencement exercises. Over 100 undergraduate Communication majors and 12 Masters students received their degrees in separate ceremonies held under gloriously sunny skies. Congratulations to our graduate and undergraduate students, please stay in touch!
Farewell Dean Crabtree
Dean Robbin Crabtree, a Professor of Communication and former Chair of the Department of Communication, will be leaving Fairfield for our sister school, LMU in Los Angeles this summer. It is difficult to say goodbye to sic a wonderful colleague. Below the Communication Faculty (and special guest star Dr. David Sapp) are toasting farewell to our colleague Dr. Crabtree. Dr. Crabtree was a favorite teacher when she was serving as chair of the Department and served for six years as the chair of what is now the largest major in the College. She presided over a period of growth for the major, the hires of several new faculty and the development of graduate program in Communication. Good luck Dr. Crabtree from all of us in the Department of Communication!
Congratulations Kaitlyn Banazynski
Senior Communication Major Kaitlyn Banazynski was named the Outstanding Achievement in Communication Award Winner and is pictured here receiving her award with Departmental Chair Dr. David Gudelunas. Congratulations!
Dr. Barbie Zelizer on Campus
Dr. Barbie Zelizer from the Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Pennsylvania was on campus last week to deliver a very popular lecture on "Remembering to Forget: Images from the Holocaust" for an event sponsored by the Bennett Center for Judaic Studies and the Department of Communication. Dr. Zelizer was an advisor to both Dr. Gudelunas and Dr. Serazio and her lecture proved very popular with the campus community.
Congratulations to CAS Award winners from Comm!
The Department of Communication was well-represented at the annual College of Arts and Sciences Awards night on April 28th, 2015. Graduating Senior Kaitlyn Banazynski was honored with the Award for Achievement in communication and Michelle Lesko was presented with the James Keenan Award for Graduate Studies in Communication. Bellow are Kaitlyn (in a #selfie moment with Dr. Gudelunas) and Michelle with grad director Dr. Zhang. Also honored last night was Comm major Jess Mendes with the Ella Baker Award in Black Studies. Way to go graduate and undergraduate Communication students!
Congratulations to the Graduate Winners of the Student Achievement Awards!
The 2014 Student Achievement Awards also honored some very deserving graduate students in Communication! Michelle Lesko, who is currently the Communication program assistant at Fairfield, has received the James Keenan Award. Angela Rudas has also been honored with The Graduate Student Service Award. A huge congratulations to these two!
Congratulations to our Undergraduate Student Achievement Award Winners!
A big congratulations to the 2014 Student Achievement Award Winners! The Student Achievement Awards are given out each year to recognize outstanding seniors who have enhanced a specific University program. The senior's commitment to this activity must have resulted in the program or organization attaining a new level of achievement not possible without the senior's leadership and guidance. This year's undergraduate award winner are:
- Alexander Long for his Commitment to the Fairfield University Community
- Outstanding Achievement in Communication Award: Kaitlyn Banazynski
- Outstanding Communication Service: Hannah Patridge
Kaitlyn Banazynski, a Communications major and Marketing minor expressed her thoughts on the Communication department in Fairfield by stating, "My experience at Fairfield and in internships has been largely shaped by the Professors in the Comm. department. I've only had good experiences and feel like I'm leaving with a lot of mentors." Currently, she is involved in an independent study with Dr. Gisela to complete research for her Honors Thesis called "Framing Corporate Social Responsibility: A Computer-Assisted Text Analysis of Statements by Fortune 500 Tech Companies." This project aims to fill the gap between Fortune 500's financial oriented list and the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR). She is leaving for DePauw University (Indiana) tomorrow to present her group's capstone paper, "Attitudes Towards Online Learning in the Advent of MOOCS." Her experience in the field has inspired her to take more of an interest in her minor in Marketing and eventually plans to pursue her MBA.
Hannah Patridge from Denver, CO is also a Communications major with a minor in English and has also learned a lot about herself and her hopes for the future during her time in the Communication program at Fairfield. Having taken an interest in nonprofit work and having a lot of valuable experience under her belt, Hannah states, "Going forward, I'm interested in working for innovative and mission-driven organizations and companies where I can wear different hats, use my skills, and be challenged every day. This may or may not be in a nonprofit, but I have realized that if I can really sink my teeth into what the organization is doing, then I will have the passion to go just about anywhere." Hannah also mentioned that since freshman year, she knew that whatever her future career path, she wanted to make a difference in the world for the better. She added, "I still want to make a difference in the world, Now I just have a better idea of how to do that."
Congratulations again to these extremely deserving winners!
Great Turn Out for Careers in Communication 2014
Over 100 Communication majors packed the Kelley Center on Monday Night for the Annual "Careers in Communication" event sponsored by the Department of Communication and the Career Planning Center. Special thanks to Dr. Sallyanne Ryan and Sue Quinlivan from the CPC for creating another wonderful edition of the annual event. Obviously, we are very grateful to our panelists as well – all wonderful examples of how a Communication degree pays off after graduation! Thank you to Molly Barone ('13), Sasha Campbell ('11), Diane Carter ('13), Liz Brady ('04) and Alissa Mebus ('08) for sharing their path to success with our majors.
2014 Careers in Communication Event
If you are Comm major you should be here: The annual Careers in Communication event. Seriously, this is a networking, information-gathering, career-relevant event that is must-attend. Be there. Really.
Advising Starts April 1!
Comm Majors: Advising starts April 1. Everything you need to know about advising can be found here. Go on, click!
A must attend lecture on media in Latin America! Wed 3/19!
Here is what promises to be a great lecture being coordinated by our very own Dr. Gisela Gil-Egui. Plan on attending and learning some fascinating stuff. The Department of Communication is proud to co-sponsor this event.
Communication Students Reach Out to Local High Schools Regarding Alcohol Abuse Awareness
On February 12th, seven undergraduate Communication students, headed by Professor Maggie Wills, participated in the local Warde High School's second annual "Life after Warde" program designed to help high school seniors navigate their future college campus and find ways to connect with others apart from engaging in the drinking culture. Warde High School sought out Fairfield University students and faculty to assist with this program by providing their insight on college life and drinking in a Q&A session. Professor Maggie Wills gladly attached herself to the program and was able to turn participation in this program into a fun and beneficial project for some of her CO 101 students. This year, she recruited a number of students from her classes to take part in the University Curriculum Infusion of Alcohol Use/Abuse Program, where she asked these students to choose a topic related to alcohol abuse and create a presentation for their informative or persuasive speaking assignment. Some of the titles of student speeches from this year included:
Campus Resources – Working Together (Alexis Espinell, '14)
Alcohol Awareness – The Role of Family (Lilly Savage, '16)
Party Alternatives – So Much to Do (Patrick Kiernan, '16)
Pursuing Passion – Defining your Four Years (Alexander Long, '14)
Time Management – It's not High School (Natalie Beauparlant, '16)
Roommates – It's All Good (Brooke Baumgartel, '16)
Friends – New You and New Friends (Kristin Kelly, '14)
Professor Wills reported that she was thrilled to see how hard the students worked on developing these presentations and that this year's program was such a success that they have been invited back to Warde High School next year. She is currently looking for a few students to fill graduating seniors' spots and participate in next years' program.
Dr. Gudelunas (squared) deliver lecture series in California
Chair of the Department of Communication, Dr. David Gudelunas, and his father, Dr. William Gudelunas, presented a series of lectures on media and American politics at the Rancho Mirage Public Library in California during the Winter break. Dr. William Gudelunas is retired professor of History from CalState and College of the Desert in Southern California and father to Fairfield's own Dr. David Gudelunas. "It was a great chance to actually share a stage with my Dad. We have similar lecture styles as it turns out," remarked the younger Gudelunas. The crowd of over 350 Palm Springs retirees and their friends packed the library for the series. "I wish all my undergraduates knew that they would be fighting for seats for these sorts of talks 50 years down the road," said Gudelunas. More photos from the event can be found in Palm Springs Life here.
Professor Maggie Wills Shows Communication Students the Importance of Fairfield's Debate Club
Dr. Maggie Wills said she was surprised to attend the first debate club meeting and not see any communication students present. Since becoming the advisor for the "Debate Society" at the end of last semester, her goal has been to recruit her Communication students to take part in this organization that is so helpful for developing skills for the future. So far, she has recruited 8 students to take part and stated, "It's great to see them attending the meetings and honing in on their argumentation skills." She went on to add, "It's win-win—I think they'll have a good foundation for presenting solid persuasive speeches in our CO 101 class, and they will also have a line on their resume that speaks to developing solid persuasive speaking skills needed for careers in PR, marketing, law, non-profits, teaching and more."
The debate society holds it's regular meetings on Tuesday nights in CNS 101 from 8-10pm. Interested students can drop by for pizza and join in on a debate – working on teams to develop cases in which they propose a case or serve as the opposition. Dr. Wills says, "these are informal and fun nights; only one or two people from each team (from 7-10 people on a team depending on who shows up at the meetings) have to actually get up and present the case for or against – and I've noticed that it's the more regular attenders who grab that role. For the rest of the students, it's just fun to develop and critique arguments on anything from "Should school uniforms be abolished?" to "Is marriage an important foundation in society?" On Thursday nights, those students that wish to compete meet to critically develop their arguments and presentation skills. The students are able to present in front of Dr. Wills so she can provide them with helpful feedback and advice. This past Fall marked the first time in many years that Fairfield students attended a debate tournament, and recently students attended the APDA (American Parliamentary Debate Association) tournament at The College of New Jersey.
Dr. Wills has clearly been taking steps to grow and improve the debate society. She even brought in Communication major alumnus, Mr. James Carlon, class of '96 and a partner at Day Pitney LLC, in Stamford, to open the semester's debate meetings with some remarks. She said, . I called on him to "lead the charge," so to speak, as I recalled his intellect and inspirational speaking style from CO 101
in the mid-90s." By bringing in speakers to meetings, Dr. Wills hopes to set the bar high for the debaters.
You can learn more about the Fairfield University debate society from Dr. Wills or on their Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/fairfielddebate.
Dr. Gudelunas edits special journal section
Dr. Gudelunas edited a special section of the new journal QED about Jodie Foster and what she did, or did not, say at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards about her sexuality. Gudelunas culled together contributors from across the country to add pieces to the section and contributed his ow piece to the section: "Jodie Foster at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards: What She Said (and Didn't) about Coming Out, Celebrity, and Queer Activism." You can check out the journal here.
Fairfield's Communication Department to Host Summer 2014 AJCU Meeting
The Department of Communication is excited to host faculty from across the country this summer at the annual meeting of AJCU Communication programs. Faculty from all of the Jesuit schools will be visiting Fairfield to talk about teaching, scholarship and best practices in media, communication, journalism and related programs. Fairfield is thrilled to show our friends from across the country our campus and our program. Students who may be around campus this July and are interested in volunteering to help out with various tasks, we welcome your assistance. Just reach out to Dr. Gudelunas. You can read more about the conference here (notably the conference itself is just for faculty).
Congratulations to Professor Michael Serazio on his new sports media research article publication!
Congratulations are in order for Dr. Michael Serazio who recently published another piece of research. His article, titled, "The elementary forms of sports fandom: A Durheimian exploration of team myths, kinship, and totemic rituals" was published online on November 28th in the journal, International Association for Communication & Sport.
Using the behaviors of Philadelphia Phillies baseball fans, Dr. Serazio spent his time analyzing any myths, kinships and rituals that emerged from these fan behaviors. He chose to look at behaviors on display at public sporting events as well as through sports media during the time of the Phillies' 2008 World Series victory.
This is not only a must read for sports fans, but for all Communication students due to the focus on behavior patterns, the media and interpersonal communication phenomena. The link to this article is as follows:
Enjoy! And congratulations again, Dr. Serazio.
M.A. Students Take on the NCA Conference
Congratulations to three M.A. students who have been chosen to present research papers at the 2013 National Communication Association (NCA) Conference in Washington D.C. next month. Ryan Cassella will present his paper, "Living in TV's digital age: Is the television producer the new starving artist?" Ryan draws inspiration from his current position as a producer at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and commented that he was happy to focus on a topic that reflects both his career and his personal interests. When asked about his thoughts on his research, he stated, "The digital era has brought some profound changes to the mass media industry and the individuals working within it are fully immersed in this ongoing revolution, whether they like it or not!"
Angela Rudas and Matthew Beasley will together present their research titled, ""The effects of diversity demographics on inclusiveness in the workplace." This was originally a project started in Dr. Zhang's Communication Research Methods course that both students chose to continue to work on due to a shared interest in diversity and communication. Rudas said, "Diversity is rapidly growing and increasingly prevalent within the U.S. workforce. However, minimal research has empirically investigated the specific attributes and practices for diversity and inclusion within organizations." Beasley, who currently works in finance, stated, "It is evident that our world has been impacted by globalization. Due to globalization, our workplace has become more diverse, therefore employee diversity and inclusion has become critical to productivity and ultimately doing business."
Dr. Michael Pagano, director of the M.A. in Communication program, said, "The faculty in the Department of Communication are extremely proud of our graduate students and recognize their very impressive research, critical thinking, and writing in our courses. It is however, even more gratifying when we see our national association further attest to our students' accomplishments." He added, "It is wonderful to see the fruits of our students' hard work rewarded academically and scholarly, but also rewarded professionally as many of our students have earned promotions and new leadership roles based on their successful completion of our program."
Congratulations again on these wonderful accomplishments, Matthew, Angela, and Ryan, and good luck in Washington!
Fairfield Media Career Nights To Hold A Presentation About The Value of Media Knowledge in the Real World
Fairfield University's Communication, Journalism and newly named Film/Television and Media Arts programs will be hosting a fun and educational event for students. The Fairfield Media Career Nights will take place on Thursday, October 24th and will feature Fairfield U. alums currently working in media. In a presentation style event, our alums will share their stories of work after college, how they've gotten to their successful positions, and any advice they have for students. After the presentations, students will have a chance to chat with the guests to gain even more valuable insight.
The all-star lineup of alumni presenters includes Becky Krause, an associate producer at MTV Networks, Augusta Mellon, a publicist working for Buzzfeed.com, Stephanie Hill, a communications and digital specialist at GE Capital, Kristen Prestano, senior account executive and Kate Dillon, account supervisor at Prosek Partners, Ben Doody, the group managing editor for both The New Haven Register and Digital First Media, and Meghan Doody, who has worked on digital media for Brides Magazine and The Oprah Magazine.
Communication students should not miss out on such a relevant, informative event. As we learn more about the discipline of Communication, it is apparent just how important knowledge of new media is, not just for Communication-related positions, but for all careers. The Fairfield Media Career Nights presentation will take place in the first-floor meeting space of the Barone Campus Center and will begin at 7:30 pm.
Stags Tag Along at Alumni Workplaces
Fairfield University now offers a unique program that allows students to gain valuable knowledge about potential careers in their given field. The Alumni Job Shadow Program, offered by the Career Planning Center, is designed to give Fairfield University students from all majors the option to observe real world work experience firsthand. Students apply online and if accepted, are paired with an alumni working in their field of interest and are able to shadow them during their work hours. Fairfield University students complete their job shadowing during their Winter break on January 6-10, 2014 or at a time that is mutually convenient for both the alumni and the student.
Junior and senior students from all majors are offered the option to participate and Communication students in particular have expressed an interest. Kimberly "Kimi" Kurata '14 spent her time in the program shadowing Aimee Hoffman, a '95 graduate currently working as a recruitment manager for Fox Filmed Entertainment in Los Angeles. During their pairing, Kimberly had the opportunity to spend the day on set of the TV show "The New Girl", had lunch with executives with Fox Sports, and was able to receive advice about resumes and internship options. "The most significant lesson I learned in the importance of networking in the business world," said Kurata. "When I'm looking for the right internship this summer or career choice after I graduate, it is all about who I know and who can help."
Currently, Communication students also have the option of being matched with potential internships or jobs after graduation through the Stags4Hire program. Companies in the Fairfield/Greater New York area with Communication related positions include CBS Sports, American Red Cross, Indeed.com, Make-A-Wish CT, Legg Mason, Subway World Headquarters, and Prosek Partners, to name a few. Both options are offered under the Career Planning Center and are wonderful resources for students.
To apply for the Alumni Job Shadow program, please visit Fairfield.edu/jobshadowsignup. For more information, please e-mail email@example.com or call (203) 254-4081. The deadline is November 1, 2013.
We're Growing (Again)
The Department of Communication is happy to be looking for a new faculty colleague to join our collegial group of scholars in Fall 2014. Our undergraduate and graduate students will be able to meet with finalist candidates this Fall semester. If you're interested in being on the student search team, please email Dr. David Gudelunas, Chair.
The Department of Communication in the College of Arts & Sciences at Fairfield University invites applications for an assistant professor (tenure-track) position to begin in September 2014. Fairfield University is a highly selective institution in the Jesuit tradition, consistently ranked in the top three comprehensive universities in the North by The U.S. News & World Report. We are located less than one hour from New York City on the scenic Connecticut shoreline. The Department of Communication has a broad emphasis in communication theory including but not limited to media studies, organizational communication, interpersonal/intercultural communication, and cultural/critical studies. We seek a teacher and a scholar that can contribute to one or more of our areas of emphasis and are particularly interested in scholars who can contribute to our interpersonal, relational and/or intercultural communication offerings. The Department will consider applicants from a wide variety of research backgrounds. Qualified candidates will have a Ph.D. in Communication at the time of appointment. The candidate should demonstrate a record of scholarly production, potential for a strong research program, and a strong potential for pedagogical success.
For full consideration, please upload a (1) a letter of application including a discussion of teaching philosophy and scholarly accomplishments; and (2) a curriculum vitae to https://www.axiommentor.com/fairfield/comm. Applicants selected for the next round will be asked to provide (3) one set of recent teaching evaluations and (4) three confidential letters of reference to the online system by October 7. There is no need to supply these materials for the initial round, however.
Letters of application and CVs arriving prior to September 20, 2013 will receive full consideration. Preliminary interviews are tentatively scheduled for late September. Candidates selected for campus interviews will be expected to supply graduate transcripts.
Fairfield University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, and applications from members of historically under-represented groups and veterans are especially encouraged. To learn more about the Department of Communication and Fairfield University, please visit www.fairfield.edu.
Congratulations to our own Dr. Serazio, the new Deputy Director of the Open Visions Forum
Michael Serazio, Ph.D., assistant professor of communication at Fairfield University, has been appointed deputy director of Open VISIONS Forum, Fairfield's signature lecture series that annually features eminent opinion-makers, artists, authors, learned contributors to the humanities and sciences, and civic and political commentators. In this new role, Dr. Serazio will be assisting with main stage events of Fairfield University's signature OVF lecture series, while also collaborating with faculty colleagues in facilitating effective special events. The successful pilot of last year's Open VISIONS Forum "Espresso" allowed the series to expand into wider and deeper academic and community programs. Dr. Serazio's expertise will enable these smaller, more flexibly designed lectures to gain larger audiences and visibility while continuing OVF's efforts to promote the 'life of the mind' for multi-generational audiences.
"Dr. Serazio's exceptional arsenal of intellectual and creative talents will contribute to OVF's platform serving our students, faculty, and a growing community audience of lifelong learners," said Philip Eliasoph, Ph.D., Founder, Moderator and Director of Open VISIONS Forum and Professor of Art History. "As the series grows in prestige, bringing leading international diplomats, opinion-makers, authors, artists, and humanitarians to campus, he is uniquely qualified to promote our expanding program."
"I couldn't be more thrilled to join the Open VISIONS Forum team," says Dr. Serazio. "One of the most vital things a university can do is to keep the wider community engaged in the big social, cultural, and political questions of our time, and OVF has long performed that role skillfully by bringing scintillating speakers and eager audiences to our campus, and with Espresso, we hope to continue that tradition in dynamic ways."
Dr. Serazio's research, writing, and teaching interests include popular culture, advertising, politics, and new media. In his first book,Your Ad Here: The Cool Sell of Guerrilla Marketing (NYU Press, 2013), Dr. Serazio investigates the proliferation of brands into pop culture content, social patterns, and digital platforms book, amid a major transformation of the advertising and media industries, and establishes his role at the epicenter of a new breed of scholars deconstructing the stealth commercial measures of the 21st century. In his articles and timely postings in The Atlantic, The Nation, and Bloomberg View, appearances on NPR, as well as in academic journals, he both exposes and exploits the matrix of digital media with its subtle, sophisticated orchestration of our contemporary lives in ways both consumerist and political. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication, holds a B.A. in Communication from the University of San Francisco, and an M.S. in Journalism from Columbia University.
Soon after joining the Fairfield University faculty in fall 2010, Dr. Serazio demonstrated his keen interest in OVF and has twice been invited as a faculty respondent for on-stage dialogues with the series' distinguished guests. "As one of our most productive junior faculty, he is on the cutting edge of a new generation of media critics, endowed with impeccable scholarly credentials but layered with a cool, nervy, critical engagement with the impersonal forces of corporate media and Big Data dehumanization," said Dr. Eliasoph. "It takes a really intuitive sense of 'connectivity' to our current – sometimes wild, often confusing, always impactful – cultural landscape. He has his mind and spirit right on the pulse of our media environment – and we will all be enlightened with his presence."
Dr. Serazio notes in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed: "Guerrilla advertising is slowly disappearing from view even as it becomes more ubiquitous than ever. We're seeing a new breed of 'hidden persuaders' optimized for 21-century media content, social patterns, and digital platforms. This is advertising that markets without selling and shows without telling. Consumers would do well to pay closer attention to what's being hidden in plain sight."
The OVF bar was set high from the start, with Philippe de Montebello, then Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as its inaugural speaker in September 1997. This season is just as suitably represented by a series that includes CBS News' Steve Kroft (Sept. 16); actress America Ferrera of "Ugly Betty" fame in the Eighth Annual Students Forum (Oct. 7); Damien Echols and Lorri Davis in the Annual Jacoby-Lunin Humanitarian Lectureship (Nov. 18); The New York Times' A.O. Scott (Jan. 27, 2014); Pulitzer Prize winner Isabel Wilkerson (Feb. 11); human rights activist Ronan Farrow (March 18); and Dr. Spencer Wells, Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society (April 10). Lectures take place in the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. For further information, call (203) 254-4010 or 1-877-278-7396, or visit www.quickcenter.com.


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Johnnyrose: ... I just love the way you put the action into words... I had to come here again... What a terrible... err, terrific moment!!! 3 chears to our Pythonline correspondent (next time take me with you... please... don't make me beg... please... with a cherry on top)
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Johnny, it's amazing!
Holy crap, it's been over a year! I can't believe it!!
It would have been extra fun if you guys were there it us and probably we wouldn't have made such arses of ourselves! lolol
But hold that thought! Next time we'll make a randez-vous and go, the four of us!
He was really nice and was so happy when I told him we were there on PythOnline's behalf…
If you hear anything, let me know!!
PS – Thanks for bringing this back! Every time I read it I feel as if I just came back from the theater…
... and it's trueth, remembering these moments is great! What a special moment it was. As we used to say ther's no second time without a third... The Next time, girl, the next time...
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And we'll be there too! Together this time! =D
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Please do post your interview! I would really love to read it!
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Latest vote count pushes Spence further in front in Bainbridge school board race
Mike Spence continues to outdistance himself from Dale Perry in the race for the District 2 seat on the Bainbridge Island School Board.
The Kitsap County Elections Division counted another 1,650 ballots in the District 2 race on Thursday.
Spence's advantage has risen a bit to 57.2 percent of the vote in the latest tally, up from Wednesday's count that showed him with 56.9 percent of the vote, and Election Night's standing of 56.8 percent.
Perry has 42.5 percent of the vote in Thursday's count.
Spence, the only incumbent who faced a challenger in all of the Bainbridge races in this year's General Election, is on track for a second term on the Bainbridge school board. He currently serves as president of the board.
Thursday's tally gave Spence 4,066 votes, and Perry, 3,019.
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MISC Sprinter Problems (oh the list)
The 8th of Feburary will be week seven (7) without that wonderfuly engineered german work of art. Have not heard from the dealer for 4 weeks. Maybe the artist needs to get involved?? Meanwhile I am still making payments and paying for insurance. Spend $42,000 and this is how you are treated. I don't totally blame the dealer SUSQUEHANNA DODGE in Wrightsville, PA but gee guys, don't you have any pull with Daimler? Oh that's right, Chrysler/Dodge got the shaft with the split.
WWII ended 55 years ago I thought, yet we are still being screwed by the nations we beat. Anyone want to discuss TOYOTA?? Does anyone else see the handwriting on the wall??
No offense, but, what exactly are you waiting for? It's obvious that they do not want to fix it. Take it somewhere else and spread the word - as you are doing - that they don't care about customer service.
Complain to the high-manager/owner of the dealership. Complain and complain, in person, and be very loud and obnoxious in front of other customers. Call Dodge Customer Service. Something will get done. Sitting and waiting won't get it done, though.
My Sprinter has sat parked in my driveway for more than two years now - for that very reason. Couldn't get anything done/resolved from a dealership and it's just too much to fix all of the crazy things that went wrong with it. Makes for a great 14-foot enclosed trailer though. The loan is paid-off though. LOLOL
jlo_one Posts: 12Oh boy. I am looking at a 2010 Itasca Navion IQ with the sprinter chassis and mercedes turbo diesel. Listening to everyone is pretty discouraging, but at least I haven't purchased it yet.
The motorhome is on a 3500 (it has the double rear wheels). For 2011 they are coming out with a 188hp (old is 154hp). Also will have more torque (320 vs 280?).
Anyone here heard about the motorhome issues?
thank you,
I'm sure all of us Sprinter owners hate to say it, because it is such a good van, as far as what is designed for. BUT the little (and big) nic-nac issues they have are just too much to bear. Mine has been parked for over 3 years now. It works great as a 14-foot storage container. LOL
Have you guys with 2002-2003 models received the Recall notice on the Intake Manifold? I must say I am happy about that, at least. Mine needed replacing anyway and the dealer was trying to con me into a whole motor ($14,000). LOL
There is a recall out now for 02-03 Sprinters. Complete Intake Manifold replacement! YAHOOOO!! Should help mine run better now.
Anyone ever try gutting the engine and transmission and replacing it with a Dodge/Cummins running gear? I would be willing to try. Then I would have 4WD 3500 with some power and none of the problems. I know the can bus would have to go and the PW/ PD and radio would have to go. I don't care about traction control or ABS so they could hit the scrap can also. I would think a wrecked 2005 3500 ram would be a good start for all that it needed. At least I would be paying for something I can use.....
sprinterdoctor Posts: 1(I have been a Sprinter technician since 2004).
The positive battery cable is proving to be a problem with some 07 and up Sprinters. There is a crimp/fusible link that gradually builds resistance and eventually causes a no start or lack of charging. I haven't heard of one that suddenly comes back to life after sitting a while, but it's possible. Here is some text from the Chrysler document...
"Intermittent no start due to low battery voltage/discharged battery.;1. Intermittent low battery voltage/discharged battery, even after driving for some time. 2. Alternator output, when measured at the alternator is correct. 3. Alternator output, when measured at the battery may be below normal."
"Possible cause may be high resistance in the cable from the starter motor to the battery, caused by a loose crimp at the 300 Amp fusible link. Perform a voltage drop test over the cable from the starter to the battery while at the same time doing a 'wiggle' test on the cable at the fusible link. If corrosion is present and/or the cable does not pass the voltage drop test, replace the cable."
Hope this helps!
owenson Posts: 1I have a 2003 Freightliner sprinter ,they send me a letter and told me to take my sprinter to a dealer to change the intake manifold ,they change the manifold and give me back the truck ,then the truck start cutting out at certain speed on the highway I took the truck to another dealer to check why the truck was cutting out and he told me to take it back to the people who change the manifold be cause they screw up the truck ,I call the shop and have the truck towed to them the next day they call me and told me that they have blown my engine apart checking it out and I will have to pay to replace the motor .The case is in a lawman hand now
freightsprint Posts: 1I have a 2002 Freightliner 2500 with 162k on it. As far as I know all the electrical components, except the power locks, work fine. It has run great during the summer (when I bought it) but as the weather got cold it has been hard to start in the mornings (below 40 degrees or so) It would start within two seconds of first crank and immediately die. Then after reheating the plugs and several attempts of cranking it, much longer than I would like, it would finally start and run fine. If the temperature was above 50 it would start and run fine (it would take no longer than 3 seconds of cranking before firing).
Saturday morning was cold (circa 36 degrees) and I started it with the normal procedure. After idling for about five minutes it died and has not fired since although I have tried many different times. At first I figured if I waited till the temp. to get above 50 it might start and run just fine. The temperature has reached 65 since it died and I have had no luck starting it. It fired only once when I gave it a shot of starting fluid. It did not give me any indicator lights in the dash until I unplugged the connection to the fuel rail solenoid which I removed and checked the o-rings. They looked great and after reinstalling the solenoid the Engine Control Unit Indicator Lamp is still lit.
Any help would be appreciated, Mike
logan369 Posts: 1I have a 2002 sprinter and it was hit (very lightly) in front and then driven home without shutting it off the nest morning it would crank but not start.
Checked fuel preasure at injectors by cracking the line open and very little fuel preasure.
Checked the fuel preasure regulator for a split O-ring and it looks fine. any Ideas anyone?
mabruteam Posts: 4I do not understand... we have several sprinters here in south florida 2X2009 1x2010 1x2011 we do not have problems with them, we do all the service required at the dealer Atlantic truck Pompano, one of them got now 239K miles, but our Mercedes GL320 with only 104K miles (same engine) is always at the MB dealer: EGR, Limp mode, sensors, intake manifolds, servo motor air intake...
I believe the problems are related to incompetent service department not trained to service CDI Diesel engines, too bad my sprinter Freightliner Dealer will not work on GL320 Mercedes, just Sprinters!


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The New Green
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Nice green, my kind of color. Loves it! xxReplyDelete
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Hello hello!
I'm alive! So no worries.
But thank you very much for caring enough to inquire about my well-being.
You rock. Did you know that?
Well, you know that now :)
So where to begin with this outfit...
First off, it really is different from what we originally discussed.
I feel like the way you styled this outfit, your bag blends in and is a little less conspicuous. Well, as inconspicuous as a bag on a guy can be ;)
The way things work together is really nice, really nice indeed.
Truthfully, I'm not a green person. Not to say that I'm not eco-friendly and whatnot but I just never really liked green. It just felt so mushy and not cheerful.
Then, I was introduced to mint green and it appeared all over the place and it was just so cute! Too bad it's overdone. Nowadays, I can only handle the mintiness that is my toothpaste. Anything else is cute but just a little tired.
I digress though.
Back to the outfit.
So I like that everything plays well together in this lovely dark color scheme. The black Rottweiler shirt (which is quite fierce btdubs) plays happily with those green pants and your funky creepers. Add onto that your insane earrings and that wicked Givenchy necklace as well as your textured bag and there's just something.
With your hilariously awesome poses, I would honestly be quite surprised if you didn't turn heads.
So yes, I like this look.
It's different from what I initially pictured but hey, difference is good.
Way to turn heads and provoke Nathan! :)
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We didn't get around to grilling on Memorial Day, but had things shaken out a little differently we'd be putting a green spin on things. There's something we've been waiting to try, and it promises to be greener (and easier) than grilling with gas or charcoal—both options that don't have a lot of environmentally friendly wiggle room.
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I have not tired it but I might just do that this weekend. I like the perceived convenience of it but I am not sold that it will taste like charcoal. If using a smoker plate could do that, every gas grill would have one. It should however make tailgating and boat grilling easier. We shall see.
I grew up near an ethanol plant, and basically the whole town smelled. On a bad day there was a strong rotten egg odor. That experience would definitely make me weary to use ethanol anywhere near food, but hopefully the smell isn't an issue with this product.
Re: the "environmental friendliness" of ethanol...it isn't.
While it's true that it burns cleaner than fossil fuels, the overall manufacturing process and environmental impact is actually dirtier than fossil fuels. Ethanol is contributing to worldwide deforestation, rising food prices, and poverty & starvation.
Here's an interesting look at the total cost: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1931780,00.html?iid=sphere-inline-sidebar
It might make more smoke, but charcoal is likely the "cleanest" grill fuel.
Hello all,
I actually work for the creators of the FlameDisk, and we thought about a lot of the things you're saying when we designed the FlameDisk. First, the flavor of the product is really good - we worked with an independent 3rd party to conduct blind taste tests, and in the test participants could not tell the difference between the flavor of food grilled over charcoal and the food grilled over the FlameDisk. Everyone's tastes vary, but overall we've found there to be very little difference in flavor.
Next, there is no foul smell associated with the product or its creation. It's an extremely clean and simple process to produce. Our marketing and sales staff is all a doorway away from the full manufacturing process. There are no production smells or emissions and when you open the FlameDisk is smells like vodka because it's essentially the same thing (corn based/grain alcohol).
Finally, the creation of charcoal is extremely dirty, expensive to haul, and burns unclean as well. In fact, many of the charcoal producing plants are on the EPAs watch list for producing up to 8 times the nitrogen oxide as what's typically allowed. I think it's also important to remember that the economics of using ethanol in a vehicle and using it to replace a truly ancient fossil fuel used for cooking are two totally different things.
I'd be happy to send some samples to re-nest, so you don't have to take my word for it. In the meantime, check out some other reviews that address your concerns:
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I was looking at the site and I got really confused with these 2 (Come to or Love Me spells), and didn't know which to use in my situation.
I basically want to attract a specific person of interest of the opposite sex.
He has a girlfriend.
I feel like there is attraction there because he did approach me and kissed me, but I'm not sure if it was just physical attraction only. Regardless, I really like this guy and have for the past 2 1/2 years, and I really want to be in a committed romantic relationship with him. I only want to have him have eyes for me and be with me only.
So then would I use the Love Me spell or the Come to Me spell? I think the Love Me Spell is more appropriate, right? Which product of the love me spell is the most effective and powerful: the love me candle, love me crystal, etc?
Oh, and these spells don't require me to go up to him or his place of residence , right? Because I want a spell where I can do in private and where he wouldn't know.
Lastly, how long does it usually take for a spell to work because I am on a time constraint (I don't think I even have 1 month with him because of the work situation, and if he leaves the workplace, then I wont see him again)?
What's it guaranteed success rate?
What would the negative consequences be or how would a love spell backfire?
Would he end up hating me instead of loving me?
I don't know, because I have never tried anything like this at all and don't know what to really expect.
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"You ready?"
You asked, as you pulled on a pair of rubber gloves. You, Riley Dumas, were a tattoo artist, about to tattoo Of Mice & Men front man, Austin Carlile. They had just gotten offstage, and the pair of you had taken over the back lounge of the band's bus.
"As ready as I'll ever be."
Austin replied, as you applied the stencil to the top of his foot. After seeing a Star Wars themed sleeve you had completed on someone else, Austin had asked you to tattoo his feet. You were to start, by inking Darth Vader's mask on his right foot. With Austin sitting on the couch, you sat upon a pile of phone books and started up your machine.
Even with a steady stream of people, coming in and out of the lounge, to check the progress, the tattoo was coming along well. Within an hour and a half, it was nearly finished. You had just started the finished touches, when an eerie feeling came over you.
"Is it me or is this bus really quiet all of a sudden?"
You asked Austin, as you put some white accents where the eyes on Vader's mask was.
"It's quiet. There's an after party at this bar down the road. They should all be there already."
Another half an hour, and you were done. You turned off your machine, and started to wipe away the excess ink.
"What do you think?"
You stood up and stepped back, to give Austin the room and light to check it out.
"Riley I love it! Thank you so much!"
Austin exclaimed, with a big smile on his face. He let you finish putting away your supplies, before he picked you up in a massive bear hug. Afraid of falling, you instinctively wrapped your legs around his waist. The bus became so quiet, that you could hear a pin drop, as you and Austin just stared at each other. The silence was broken, as Austin pressed his lips to yours, and nearly tripped and fell, trying to get from the back lounge into the washroom.
He put you down on the sink, and turned to close and lock the door. You moaned, when Austin attached his lips to your neck and his hands found his way under your shirt. Austin covered his lips with yours, and moaned into the kiss, when you ran your nails up and down his back. He pulled you to the edge of the sink, and right against the strain in his pants.
"How long do you think we got before they come looking for us?"
You asked, as Austin buried his face in your breasts.
"I'm not too sure. We should get moving."
Austin whispered, right before he slipped his hands under your skirt. Using his shoulders for support, you lifted your butt slightly, so he could push your skirt up and pull your panties down. As he threw your panties aside, you quickly, undid his pants, and pushed them down with his boxers.
"Oh fuck!"
You practically screamed, when Austin stuck two fingers inside of you. He continued to pump his fingers in an out of you, while you sucked on that bit of skin right below his ear. As if on cue, your phone started to go off in the back lounge, where you had left it.
"If that's them, we won't have much longer before someone comes back here looking for us. Do you have any protection?"
Austin, mumbled.
"Fuck it. I'm on birth control and it's never failed me once."
Austin smiled, as he positioned himself at your entrance. You nodded yes, when he looked at you, as if to ask permission. Slowly, he pushed himself all the way in, until there was no more space between you. Austin wrapped his arms around you and started to thrust in and out of you.
He started to suck on your neck, while you dug your nails into his shoulders. You heard both of your phones going off, and Austin took that as his cue, to start moving faster. He picked you up, and sat on the toilet so that you straddled him. You tugged on his bottom lip with you teeth, as you started to roll your hips against his. It wasn't long before you could feel your legs start to shake. Austin picked up on it, and smirked into the kiss, as he grabbed your hips and held you in place while he thrusted.
"Oh, shit. Fuck, right there, shit."
You yelled, as you felt your orgasm wash over you, and your juices spill onto Austin. He was starting to get sloppy, and you knew he was close. You sucked on his geisha tattoo, as he stood and put you back on the edge of the sink. He buried his face in your neck, and came inside of you moments later.
"That was …"
"Fucking amazing."
Austin finished your sentence, before he pressed his lips to yours. He pulled out of you, and helped you down from the sink, and you both got redressed. You stayed in the bathroom to fix your hair, as Austin went to go find a shirt. Austin threw an arm around your shoulder, as you headed out of the bus. Just as you were about to open the door and head out, Tino and Alan were about to come in.
"We've been trying to call you guys!"
"Sorry! Didn't realize my phone was on silent!"
You looked at Austin, and bit your lip to stifle your giggles. The four of you walked over to the bar, Tino and Alan, completely unaware of what you and Austin had gotten up to.
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Ghoul? I asked stroking his neck with my finger, looking at his scorpion. When'd you get this? I never seen it before.
He sighed. I dunno, high school maybe. I try to hide it, because it reminds me about how terrible that time was.
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