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In recent years, a number of commentators* have independently noticed that more and more Americans of European descent (i.e. whites) now call themselves "Euro-Americans" or "European Americans." This is occurring, I imagine, for a number of reasons, not least of which is the fact that the U.S. is becoming a third-world wasteland, and thus the term 'American' is becoming non-descriptive and meaningless. The terms 'Euro-American' and 'European American' are a matter of linguistic precision.
This video, here, illustrates the decline of any shared identity.
* e.g. Skirble, Rosanne. New Voice of America. 2001. September 4, 2006.
19 thoughts on "Popular New Term: Euro-American"
Frank B Lee
I've never met anyone in person who has referred to himself as Euro American, but such a trend can only be a good thing.
And the mere fact that most minorities call themselves "African American," "Mexican American," and so on shows that the left-wing proposition nation concept is a complete failure.
"Euro-American." I like it.
Doug Huffman
I disagree that 'Euro-Americans' joining the Balkanization of the United States is a 'good thing.' Merely the epithet 'Balkanization' is enough of a negative to make the result of such obvious.
'Euro' is itself enough of a bland post-modern term to indicate the end of patriotism with the rise of non-Americans. Rather, lets take back the term 'American' from the Second- and Third-world wannabe interlopers.
Ron Lewenberg
It is ironic that this comes out today, when the Queen of England is here on a state visit to recognize the 400th anniversary of the Virginia colony and the founding of Anglo-America.
Personally, I am not a fan of the term "Euro-American. It is wrong on a few levels. Firstly, it presumes that Europeans all contributed equally to America. The simple fact is taht America was a British invention.
Secondly, I always assumed that European was the norm for America, even in New York.
Frank B Lee
America was founded by northern and western Europeans (vast majority Christian as well), but in a multicultural society I think it's vital for us to learn to identify as European just as other ethnic groups identify with themselves. Others certainly view us (incl Jews) collectively as European Americans, and we seem to reproduce for the most part with other Europeans in general. I'll always think of myself as British, Southern, South Carolinian, Pee Deeian, etc. I'm of western European stock, but what percentage of America is northern or western European? By the way I was told "west" and "north" are two distinct regions in Europe though I sense the term "west" is sometimes used to include both.
I don't look forward to Balkanisation, but if Europeans don't develop a sense of ethnic identity, I fear we'll lose politically to those who do. Ideally I'd like to return to being South Carolinian, but such an ideal can't be reached in a centralised, transient, multicultural society.
And, yes, with any uprooted identity, Euro-American could lead to demagogues, but it's the inevitable result of mass immigration. We created this mess out of a perfectly good nation.
Tommy Clark
Being refered to as an European American feels like a step down.
Having traveled overseas, with the military, I always felt proud to be recognized as an American.
The Australians are a proud people, but give much honor to the Queen of England. I felt pity for them, that they had to identified themselves with another nation, as if being an Aussy wasn't enough.
The whole concept of someone being a minority American is corrupt, and could be done away with by all Americans understanding and following the Constitution of the Uniters States of America.
Thor H. Asgardson
It is time to impeach George W. Bush for high treason against the United States of America.
Thor H. Asgardson
"Euro-American" is Newspeak of Big Brother.
Frank B Lee
Sorry, how is it newspeak? This should be the near opposite of what the managerial state desires. However, since this is a highly intelligent site, I wouldn't be surprised if others here see something I don't.
First, as America becomes increasingly diverse, its citizenry will increasingly divide along ethnic lines. As a result, those within a powerful group will gain while those without will lose.
If blacks identify as black, latinos as latino, etc. and whites identify simply with the state as a whole, whom do you think is going to win political battles? The whites will divide along petty issues and a significant majority will fail to view themselves as white and hence to recognise and support legitimate white interests.
Who identifies with and is most loyal to the American state at present? Those who identify with the American founders, esp. as a result of descent or similar appearance and background. However, this same group seems to be the least ethnocentric.
Expanded nationalism is the result of conflict. Americans are united by Mexicans moving in, by foreign terrorist attacks, by foreign wars because it gives the American "nation" something to identify against, etc. Hence part the desire of the managerial state for perpetual war is it creates unity within the state and loyalty to the state (in my mind, the other desire for perpetual war being to circumvent new traditions, i.e. war as a form of perpetual revolution).
If immigration is drastically reduced, then we don't get balkanisation. But if it is not drastically reduced, we get balkanisation or whites get overrun by the other ethnic groups who do organise. There's just no other option as I see it: balkanise or lose strongly.
Frank B Lee
Unless the South manages to secede or unless states rights is renewed along with a reduction in our transience, I'm increasingly coming to view white nationalism as the inevitable best defense against mass immigration.
My previous post had a few errors in it:
When I said "Expanded nationalism is the result of conflict." I was additionally meaning that whites would expand their nationalism from more natural, local (and more particular ethnic like Irish) identities to a generic white Christian sense in response to the diversity. That point got lost in one of my edits.
–> If we want to restore natural ties, then we need to end this immigration (as well as decentralise and reduce transience). Otherwise, we get the mass ties.
I certainly don't mean I wish to submerge my personal heritage in a generic white heritage with no roots, but I do believe such a generic ethnic movement is or at least will be needed. Though at the same time, America seems to have become, especially in certain regions like the Northeast, a transient melting pot of whites for better or worse. Anyway, didn't Scallon say something about how politics is about building alliances?
Most of Russia (population) is in Europe by the way. I haven't met many Russians so I'm unaware as to what they consider themselves at present. However, I do know of someone I could ask. I was taught they are considered European.
This is an excellent topic; a much needed discussion.
One additional point I'd like to make: An Irishman living in Ireland might have identified strongly with a clan, but upon moving to America he dropped the clan tie and melted into an Irish identity. Upon living in a diverse city of many ethnic groups he might have lost his Irish identity and replaced it with a Western or even simply a white identity, albeit while treasuring his unique heritage. Or if not he then his children would come to view themselves as generically white. Nationalism defines itself against the different, and it also requires some critical mass of people (solitary Irishman is going to be pressured into dropping Irishness) or an especially strong ethnic tie (e.g. a religious tie like Judaism). As well, similar groups are going to amalgamate over time especially if drawn together by an opposing group.
We need to redevelop our lost particular ties. That Irishman and his descendants need to become New Yorkers and Manhattanites etc. That won't happen unless we correct certain problems (mentioned in the paragraph with the arrow) which I don't foresee having any hope of being fixed in the near future. If a Southern movement can be created, I'm all for it. If not, I'm stuck with white nationalism. Saying such isn't popular, but Jared Taylor and Sam Francis (that such would be the future of the western right) are right.
C.J. Johnson
Pretty sad day when we are totally dividing throughout our country. I knew the European-American term was going to pop up eventually with all the discrimination going on in our country today.
Why can't we all just be "Americans"? Now that's a novel idea. It's too bad that we cannot unify in this country anymore. There is so much hatred and anger throughout this country among the ethnic lines, gender lines and political lines.
The way everything is going, the United States will cease to exist in our lifetime. We already have the North American Union with Canada and Mexico on our front porch and all of our political leaders are lining up to climb on board. This once great nation will be nothing but a thing of the past with open borders to the north and south.
As I close, I am proud to say that I am an American and an American only! I will never lower myself to put a hyphen in my introduction and feel bad for all those ethnic groups that are so insecure as to feel they need to be called a Native-, Mexican-, Asian- or African- American instead of just being an AMERICAN!
There are several problems with the appellation European to designate race.
1. Connecting race to geography has no cultural purpose. Many Aryan people have never been to Europe and never will be. None of us can say with absolute certainty whether the Aryan race even evolved in Europe to begin with.
2. The appellation European doesn't serve to unify the Aryan race. In Europe, the appellation European was never popular amongst conservatives, and it has rapidly lost affiliation since Unification. Conservatives in Europe very affirmatively say "I am not European, I am [Finnish, British, etc]. How odd that American conservatives adopt the appellation as Europeans reject it.
3. The appellation European-American was probably born from African-American as much as any other source. It is not a name of Aryan birth or choosing, but rather an appellation applied in a multicultural morass. Like many other aspects of American culture, it's born from Blacks and promoted by liberals.
4. Although the appellation European has more cultural significance than White, it still doesn't give us the gut reaction that Aryan gives us.
5. I could go on.
The appellation we give ourselves should be uniquely bestowed upon us by members of our own race. It should serve to definitively distinguish us. Any objections to the appellation from outside the race only helps to solidify the bonds of kinship. If the appellation is powerful enough to evoke strong emotions, it's for the better. That's why I'm an Aryan, and I always will be.
Frank B Lee
Old discussion I know… but I've been busy.
Conservative Europeans reject the term European because they wish to secede from the EU, no? Also, they are not as centralised and transient as America is yet. They are still dividing against each other though they do unite against foreign threats such as the Muslims.
There is much wisdom in the idea that nationalism defines itself against the other. "If the appellation is powerful enough to evoke strong emotions, it's for the better." Actually, I'd prefer that we sealed off our borders and focused on fighting, with little violence, amongst ourselves. Eliminate the greater external threat, and the alliance can break apart into smaller, more natural communities once again.
It doesn't matter where the term originated…
The word Aryan like the Swastika has been run through the dirt with WWII. Aryan also refers to nordic Europeans whereas American white nationalism, e.g. American Renaissance, seems to tend to include more amalgamated Southern and Eastern Europeans as well as even Jews.
While blood is important to nationalism, there is another part you are omitting: soil. "European" identifies the roots of Euro-Americans.
I certainly view myself as Southern, British, and white and believe it important to ally against common threats, but it is vital to retain or to build ties to a local, real community. I like how the BNP emphasises local ties. It is nationalist, but it is also a defender of its traditions and a promoter of local ties. Additionally, it wishes for Scotland and other nations to remain within the UK while retaining a great deal of autonomy. An overly divided Britain will tend to rely upon the EU more. It looks like divide and conquer.
Strength comes from numbers, but it's vital to retain and rebuild communities and to never confuse a stranger for a friend.
Michael Vilkin
Affirmative Action laws have a stated goal to help minorities, and are based on racial preferences. For example, African-Americans are 12% of the general population, but about 35% in prisons. It's about 3 times more than their "fair" share.
White liberal Jews are about 3% of the population, but about 10% in law schools. It's also about 3 times more than their "fair" share.
Of course, we need to classify people based on race, religion and ethnic group. Otherwise, how can you admit more blacks to law schools, and more liberal Jews to jails?


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On Torchwood, Gwen Cooper has faced down extraterrestrial threats to life on Earth and always survived. But Eve Myles, the actress who plays Gwen, shooting Torchwood: Miracle Day involved a terrifying new challenge: Driving on the right-hand side of the road.
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"I've been petrified for I don't know how long," recounts the Welsh-born actress between takes on the show's Burbank set. "And I thought if this is going to be like the first time I rode a bike, where I went straight towards a wall, so I covered my eyes with my hands and hit the wall, please don't do this in the car."
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"I've been called an a—hole more times than I'd like," says the actress, but apart from that, she's having a blast in Hollywood. "As soon as we were here, and I had the pleasure of coming to Warner Bros. for the first read-through, I mean, it's been the best year of my life. It's been incredible. California is the land of dreams. It's beautiful, the people are great, the weather is fantastic, the facilities for our industry are just mind-blowing. It's why you become an actor, to work in these kinds of studios, with all this history. And my family has just melted into it; they love it. My little girl is just thriving here. We love it; we'd love to make it a permanent fixture. If there's a second season here, we're packed bag and parcel, and we're here, full stop."
But while Myles is luxuriating in the sunshine, Torchwood: Miracle Day finds her character Gwen in somewhat more dire straits, coming off of the apocalyptic events of the show's prior season, Children of Earth.
"We find Gwen absolutely bored out of her mind but constantly on alert, constantly looking over her shoulder," says Myles. "She's exhausted. You find her living, literally, on the edge of a cliff somewhere in the UK, overlooking the most fabulous beach." And lest you think this kick-ass character has gone all housewife-y on us, Myles adds, "You start to look through the drawers and under the cupboards, and they are weaponed out – she's got every rocket-launcher, gun, blade, explosive device known to mankind all hidden in this beautiful chocolate box. It's a quite deadly house."
For Gwen's husband Rhys, played by Kai Owen, getting away from Torchwood and the constant threat of alien attack feels like a dream come true. "Rhys is in the most perfect place on earth, really – in a lovely cottage in south Wales, overlooking the sea, with a beautiful wife, a beautiful daughter. He kind of wishes that he wasn't in witness protection, in hiding, because they have to keep a low profile."
Naturally, this being Torchwood, Rhys and Gwen's idyll can't last for long, particularly when Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) comes calling. "You find her in limbo until Mister Bloody Flashy-Ass turns up," says Myles with a grin, "and all of a sudden her life starts again."
The crisis that calls Gwen (and by extension, Rhys) back into action is the titular Miracle Day, in which everyone on Earth suddenly stops dying. "Death stops. Death takes a holiday, big-time, permanently," recounts the show's openly gay creator Russell T. Davies, the man behind Queer as Folk and the immensely successful reboot of Doctor Who. "And we're all left with a health care system that stops up. Because the world kind of depends on people dying – food and hospitals and assistance sort of depend on the regular turnover of death, so when that stops, you see what happens to the whole of society. And that's what Torchwood have got to tackle."
Davies adds, "The marvelous thing about it is that it's sort of this intangible problem – the drama of it, which is they've got to investigate this massive, invisible thing. But that all sounds a bit conceptual, though. The truth is there are chases, there are explosions, kisses, all sorts of things, many of them happening at the same time."
Taking Miracle Day to some darker places this season will be Oswald Danes, played by genre veteran Bill Pullman (Independence Day, Spaceballs). Oswald is a murderer and pedophile who was scheduled for execution, only to have that whole not-dying thing stand in the way. According to Pullman, it's his character's survival that tips people off to the fact that the "miracle" is anything but, "because people like me are allowed to run around free – they can't kill me again."
This criminal winds up becoming one of the keys to Torchwood's mission, as do several new American characters, including CIA agents played by Mekhi Phifer and Alexa Havins, and Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under) as a PR genius. There are Americans on both sides of the camera, as Davies collaborated with several U.S. writers, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer vet Jane Espenson, about whom Davies raved, "We kind of made contact a long time ago because I wrote a book the making of 'Doctor Who,' and it turns out her partner is a Doctor Who fan, so he read it and passed it on to her, and in the book, weirdly, I mentioned her, which is just too coincidental for words. So we were destined to work together. And when I moved to Los Angeles, one of the very first things [the BBC's] Julie Gardner and I did was to take Jane Espenson to lunch and say how much we loved her. She was so marvelous, in holding her schedule open to come work with us, and it was just a powerhouse."
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And if you've always meant to watch Torchwood but felt like it was too complicated a story to jump into, Miracle Day is just for you. Since the show's going to be reaching a whole new audience via Starz, "you actually have characters on screen asking the questions that you are wondering about," says Davies. "So we have a CIA agent called Rex Matheson [Phifer], and he actually goes, 'What is Torchwood? How can I find out all about it? Who's Captain Jack? Who's Gwen Cooper?' And you also have his assistant, Esther [Havins], and she does all the research – she goes and finds the history of Torchwood, which is mysteriously vanishing at the same time; there's a virus that's wiping all information about Torchwood off of computers. You actually get the process of that discovery – and there's a joy in that discovery – on screen as a viewer alongside the characters. And then of course the moment that they find out what Torchwood is, there's trouble, and things start exploding, and everyone's running and screaming, so you get the fun of that as well."
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Shirley and I have been heading to NYC every year since 2002, except for last year due to a slight medical problem. We listened to Rudy Giulani promos after 9/11 and decided it was time to re-visit a city we had not been to in over 25 years and we got hooked. We do go for the Broadway shows and the shopping and the sight seeing. We learned about SoHo, NoHo, Dumbo, Canal St., Central Park, the Village, Tribeca, the Battery, the Upper West and East sides, Little Italy and many of the sections of Manhattan that make NYC what it is. We also learned were to eat and were not to eat.
Let's start with were not to eat, "Times Square!" or the Broadway district. So many restaurants to choose from and very hard to find one that is worth the tab. There are some, but it takes a few trips to find them and then when you return, it's under new ownership and new management and is then placed on the stay-away from restaurants in future visits to the city. This past week we got lucky.
We dined at three Italian restaurants and found one that passed on great food, but a weak wine list. We found a great wine list, but mediocre food and the third was great food and out of the wine I wanted. I did settle for a fairly nice Sancerre with a very nice char-broiled salmon. The best was in lower Manhattan on 6th St. near 2nd Ave. The Zerza Mediterrano was a very small Moroccan restaurant with a fantastic duck and an outstanding lamb plate on the menu. Biggest surprise was the wine.
Our server Marsha, recommended a red wine from Algeria. A very smooth full body red wine was the best of the red wines tasted on this vacation. We added a second bottle of Chateau Tellagh Medea to the bill to bring home. While waiting for the Zerza to open, we stopped at a wine bar on 2nd Ave and 4th simply called "Wine Bar." Shirley had a nice Rioja and I enjoyed an Albarino with a cheese plate made of Spanish cheeses, which were recommeded by our server, Sofia.
This kinda leads me to my biggest disappointment. There were NO NY WINES on any of the menus we seen this past week. I know that some restaurants in this area do offer NY wines, but unless you are aware of which ones and make it a point to find these restaurants, you cannot find NY wines. North Fork, Hudson Valley, Finger Lakes: You have some work to do down here.
As far as the shows: We seen a grown up Harry Potter, the great John Larroquette, a legend in Joel Grey, Death took a holiday, the fabulous Shirelles and one of the best musicals I have seen in years.
Anyone heading to NYC for a show, don't leave town without seeing "Memphis"
I also had the pleasure of wine shopping at 67Wine & Spirits on the upper West Side. I had gone there to thank Ben for the assistance he gave Shirley a few months ago in choosing wines from obscure wine regions to help out with this blog. Unfortunately, Ben was on vacation. Fortunately, Sadie was not. Sadie helped immensely with fulfilling my wish list for this trip. I found wine from Uruguay, Macedonia, India, a few Long Island Merlot and a Long Island Rosé I recently became interested in.
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I'd defo wear Rose 31 to a wedding. Would suit the service as well as the party
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Hello, fellow Basenoters! I know this question is sort of played out, but I would greatly appreciate the more seasoned members opinions on what you would recommend I wear to a friends wedding this weekend. Late September, New-England, Fall weather. (a.k.a. RAIN) Church service, then the usual indoor dance party. I bought some decants this past week, and have started the process of becoming a frag junkie! I've been reading the basenotes forums for a couple weeks now, and have come to realize that I still have MUCH to learn.
My choices are:
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Rose 31
Black Aoud
Bulgari Black
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I'd defo wear Rose 31 to a wedding. Would suit the service as well as the party
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Santal Noble would be my choice.
+1 Bulgari Black. I would like to recommend Terre d'Hermes as it is my personal favorite (and certainly the one I would *want* to wear), but the wedding situation does not seem to mesh with it, IMO.
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Another one for Santal Noble.
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Rose 31 is my favorite fragrance. I recommend that.
I would wear any of the ones below:
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Definitely Rose 31 - your dance partners will enjoy it also.
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Bulgari Black or Terre d'Hermes
Rose 31
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Any one but Tam Dao (which is great, but just not for this setting). But if you go Black Aoud, make sure to apply it a few hours before you arrive.
Terre D'Hermes if it is Indian Summer
Rose 31 if it is cold and raw and overcast.
Santal Noble for all other weather.
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This...Rose 31 if it is cold and raw and overcast.
Santal Noble for all other weather
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Santal Noble or Rose 31.
"Live in each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each!" - Henry David Thoreau
I seem to be the only one, but I'd make the case for Black Aoud. It's going to be a little strong at the beginning, but weddings require something strong because they're long, you're going to move and dance, and so other frag may be gone too soon.
Besides, weddings are also occasions to wear grand things, whether clothes or perfumes. A wedding with an aquatic or citrus is like a wedding in chinos. I've been chastised before, but I absolutely believe that the bride, who is the center of the attention, should wear industrial doses of Amouage Gold (man or woman).
Terre d'Hermes is a nice all-around scent.
There is no "primer" on what to wear to a wedding, as long as it does not detract from the solemn and happy occasion.
"No sweet perfume ever tortured me more than this." Desert Rose by Sting and Cheb Mami, Album 1999.
Tdh. Haven't sampled black aoud yet, but soon....
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My pick would be Rose 31. The best alternative for a wedding, I think.
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Rose 31 for me.
I would wear Black Aoud - it's very dark and foreboding - perfect fit to celebrate your friend ending his life in marriage......
I say Black Aoud but it may be too much for church. Maybe be scentless till you leave church and then apply it.
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I haven't sampled Rose 31. I really find Santal Noble and Tam Dao both boring to the max. So I guess maybe Rose 31 or Bulgari Black. Black Aoud seems like an odd choice, although I really like it. Somehow I don't think it would go with the mood, but in the end, its all up to you.
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Terre D'Hermes, though I've never tried Black Oud or Santal Noble.
Rose 31, then TdH would be my choices.
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Terre d´Hermes/Bvlgari Black
Another for Rose 31
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Rose 31 is one of my favorite fragrances.
Terre d'hermes is great cologne for rainy days. This cologne is transparant, warm, so pleasant n comforting. You n everybody around you will enjoy it. The more you spray the more it smell nice. 6, 7 sprays won't offend anybody.
Any suggestion is l'homme ysl, another masterpiece for rainy, cool day n you meet many people from children, tenage n older people will enjoy your nice scent.
+1 for Rose 31
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Bulgari Black... Or Terre D' Hermes.... I dunno... They're both nice in their own special ways =(.
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A person who purchases a nice dutch style commuter bike, featuring fenders, internal hub, and chain guard can't easily transition to cyclocross without the purchase of an additional bicycle and other equipment.
Even if it isn't lack of resources, it seems that often one style of rider is all too ready to look down upon another style of rider. The decked-out commuters make fun of the fixie riders. The fixie riders look down upon the spandex-clad road riders. The stylish commuters look down upon those in the bike lane using their old bike from highschool just trying to get from point A to point B on their bike. It's an inbred circle of resentment that I've never truly understood.
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The Apple Event yesterday was a little disappointing and left me puzzled as to the changes made and products introduced.
1) going back a step with the design of the shuffle was a good move. It now looks like an iPod (not a cigarette lighter or USB key) and that's where it should stay. They could have cut the price further.
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Drawing, Painting and Cartoons with Step by Step Instruction (age 7-11)
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Fee: 48.00 (R) 73.00 (N) Supply Fee: 10.00
Instructor: Stephanie McFerrin
57536 Mon Feb 4-Feb 25 3:45-4:45PM
My First Drawing Class 4's and 5's w/ Ms. Nelah (age 4-5)
Come draw with Ms. Nelah and improve your eye to hand coordination and fine motor skills at the same time! We will use markers, watercolors, crayons, and mixed media tocreate our themed pictures. 4 wks
Instructor: Nelah Gabler
Fee: 50.00 (R) 75.00 (N) Supply Fee: 5.00
57872 Wed Feb 6-Feb 27 3:45-4:45PM
57873 Wed Mar 27-Apr 17 3:45-4:45PM (Spring)
PMC (Precious Metal Clay) Kids Mother's Day Workshop (age 6+)
Each student is provided silver clay/beads to make a pendant or pair of earrings for Mother's Day. 1 day.
Fee: 20.00 (R) 40.00 (N) Supply Fee: 25.00
Instructor: Megan Austin
57988 Tue Apr 16 4:00-6:00PM
Spring Candy Houses Workshop (ages 3-5 Parent Required) (age 6+ Parent Optional)
Have fun making a beautiful Spring Houses using 25+ confections. 1 day.
Fee: 30.00 ( R) 55.00 (N)
Instructor: Marilyn Snyder
57542 Sat Mar 23 10:00AM-11:30AM
Unique Handmade Gifts for All Occasions (age 6-12)
Join me to make beautiful lasting gifts for teachers, Moms, Dads, etc.. for those special days. We'll use decoupage, paints, plaster and more to make designer frames, office accessories, jewelry, etc...Each student will make at least 6 gifts. 4 wks.
Fee: 40.00 ( R) 65.00 (N) Supply Fee: 8.00
Instructor: Marilyn Snyder
57517 Tue Apr 16-May 7 3:15-4:15PM
Water Based Painting for Early Artists (age 5-9)
Learn the fundamentals of drawing and painting in a fun learning environment. This class will teach line, shape color and texture. Curriculum for each class is unique. Supply list information will be available soon. 8 wks.
Fee: 82.00 (R) 107.00 (N)
Instructor: Kip Rogers
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57756 Mon Mar 18-May 13 3:30-4:45PM (Spring)
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Oct 27, 2006 | 11:04 AM
| Michael Marley
TST Inc.'s Timco division took a step into the 21st century of power generation earlier this month when it fired up a fuel cell power system to produce electricity at its secondary aluminum smelter in Fontana, Calif.
"Fired up" might not be the best words to apply to the system, which uses natural gas but, oddly enough, does not burn the clean-burning fuel.
The fuel cells installed by TST create energy by converting natural gas into electricity without burning it. At the heart of the system is an electrochemical device that extracts hydrogen from natural gas. Other types of fuel cells have been widely touted for future use in hydrogen-powered automobiles, although how soon that technology will come into use is still uncertain.
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