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Jackie Kay
Jenni is joined by Jackie Kay to discuss her new play 'Manchester Lines'
Part-Time Working
Jenni is joined by Vanessa Dewhurst, HR Director at Mishcon de Reya, Karen Mattison of Timewise and Sheila Lawlor of think tank Politeia to discuss part time working at senior levels
How long did it take you to recover after giving birth?
Jenni is joined by academic Dr Julie Wray and Lisa Bluff, a mother of two to discuss post-natal services
Orgasms in Literature
Jenni is joined by novelist Monique Roffey and Jonathan Beckman, judge of The Literary Review's 'Bad Sex in Fiction Award' to discuss sex in James Joyce's Ulysses
Jackie Kay
The novelist and poet Jackie Kay has described her latest work as a love letter to the city of Manchester. Manchester Lines sees her collaborating with the composer Errollyn Wallen in a story set in a lost property office. The play explores the lives of seven characters whose paths cross there. They're in search, not only, of missing objects, but of things and people absent from their lives. Jenni is joined by Jackie Kay as she explains the inspiration behind her latest work.Manchester City Library Theatre
Manchester Lines is performed from 12th June until 7th July on the Fifth Floor of Number One First Street in Manchester city centre.
Part-Time Working
Often part time working is associated with women trying to juggle work with children and not getting paid very much. But a new report claims that there are more than half a million people in the UK working in part time senior positions who are paid at least forty thousand pounds a year. The research was commissioned by Timewise, a jobs site for professional part time workers. They say this is contrary to the belief of many people that you can't have a senior level career, on a part time basis. The report is based on analysis of Office for National Statistics data and the results of a study of senior level part time workers. Jenni is joined by Vanessa Dewhurst, Director of Human Resources, at the law firm Mishcon de Reya. Timewise's founder Karen Mattison and Sheila Lawlor, The Director of Politeia, a social and economic think tank.
Orgasms in Literature
It's Bloomsday tomorrow – the annual celebration of the life and work of James Joyce. His novel, the famously tricky and sexually risqué, Ulysses is now regarded by many to be one of the greatest works in English literature but when it was first published it was considered to be a work of pornography. To mark the occasion BBC Radio 4 is broadcasting it in a seven - part dramatization, which climaxes in a well - known soliloquy from its finest female character, Molly Bloom. As she graphically relives her past sexual encounters, in an unbroken stream of consciousness, Jenni asks if Joyce got it right – and explores the best way to capture the female orgasm in writing with her guests, the Orange Prize shortlisted novelist, Monique Roffey, and the judge of The Literary Review's 'Bad Sex in Fiction Award,' Jonathan Beckman.Ulysses is broadcast in seven parts on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday 16th June.
How long did it take you to recover after giving birth?
An academic at the University of Salford claims it takes a year to fully recover after having a baby - as opposed to the official view of six weeks. Dr Julie Wray observed practice on two maternity wards in Salford and Trafford for her PhD research. She also interviewed women interviewed at various intervals after they had given birth. Many of the women were dissatisfied with post-natal services and found the six week check-up was disappointing because it didn't confirm whether their bodies had reverted to 'normal'.
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1. Planck?s Constant and the Photoelectric Effect Lulu Liu
Partner: Pablo Solis
2. What is the Photoelectric Effect? Incident radiation
3. Predictions Classically, wave mechanics: Eradiation ? I ? E02
4. Presentation Outline Predicted relationship between E and ?
Experimental techniques
Set up and Parameters
Current vs. retarding voltage data
Analysis ? Two Methods ? Linear Fit Method
Results and Error
Conclusions and Summary
5. Hypothesis E = h ?
? is frequency
h is Planck?s constant
6. The Experiment
7. Photocurrent vs. Retarding Voltage ? Raw Data (Example)
8. Normalized Current vs. Retarding Voltage Curves for All Wavelengths
9. Linear Fit Method of Cut-off Voltage Determination Motivation:
Using zero-crossings for Vs determination compromised by back currents and non-linear behavior.
Does behave linearly at low and high limits (discounting forward current saturation).
Fit the low and high voltage data to separate linear regressions. Extrapolate intersection point (Vs,I0) ? baseline current.
Use three points farthest from Vs. Reasonable chi-squared.
10. Results of the Linear Fit Method
11. Error Contributions and Calculations for Linear Fit Method Two linear regressions y = mx + b with uncertainties on m, ?m1 and ?m2, and b, ?b1 and ?b2 contribute to the error in the X-coordinate of their intersection (Vs) as follows:
12. Determination of Planck?s Constant Using Results from Both Methods Linear fit method: h = 9.4 ? 10-16 ? 4.8 ? 10-16 eV? s
Deviation point method: h = 2.9 ? 10-15 ? 7.7 ? 10-16 eV ? s
13. Error Sources and Improvements for Future Trials Random error ? cannot reduce but better characterization
More trials, more independent trials (reset equipment? time between trials?)
14. Conclusions Verification of hypothesis
observed light behave as a particle
confirmed linear relation between E and ?
18. CPD ? contact potential difference
19. Zero-Intercept Method

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Review: New 'Godzilla' stomps all over memories of the 1998 monstrosity
Gareth Edwards' serious reboot of "Godzilla" has an overqualified cast trying to survive amidst some destructive monster mayhem.
Oscar-nominated animated shorts have repetitive stories, wild visuals
This year's five Oscar-nominated animated shorts tend to be about the same thing (unlikely friendships) but have wild, diverse visuals.
'Blue Jasmine' finds Woody Allen balancing comedy and drama
"Blue Jasmine," Woody Allen's 43 1/3 directorial work, uses conflicting tones and a bizarre cast to make one of his most exciting films in years.


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After making snow for four consecutive nights, we shut off our snowmaking system on Saturday night, and our team of snowmakers got a couple of full nights of sleep. We're now keeping an eye on the weather as we are watching a storm front moving in later this week. We hope that it brings snow and - more importantly - cold temperatures. We knew that by firing up our system this early on in the season, we would see the more seasonal temperatures (as we're seeing right now - it's currently a crisp 56 degrees in our base area), and we intentionally made snow only on the coldest spots on the mountain. These "snow igloos" will preserve the snow for us until we're ready to push it out (which won't happen until much closer to Opening Day, which is scheduled for November 16).
I'm really proud of our snowmakers and this first week of snowmaking operations. As a matter of fact, we're now looking to do a large gun move in the upcolming days to hit new spots. We'll keep an eye on the weather (and you can look at what we're looking at by checking out our weather station here) and keep you updated.


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Reniqua lays out the argument she made in a recent op-ed lamenting the state of America's conversation about race and urging President Obama to talk more about the subject. Pushing back against her thesis, Conor argues that President Obama is the wrong man to lead such a conversation. He also claims that for all his eloquent rhetoric, Obama's substantive record on issues with a racial dynamic isn't strong. Reniqua talks about her frequent frustration with being the only black person in a room full of white people. They next give different versions of the racial conversation they'd like to see more of in America and grapple with the tension between embracing multiculturalism and creating self-segregation.
Alex and Conor kick off their conversation by talking about the evolution of Internet comment sections. Alex explains why she goes out of her way to use less technology than she could. Should the government mandate energy efficiency? Conor and Alex have a surprisingly intense debate about whether or not Los Angeles has pleasant weather, leading Conor to claim, in an assertion of Golden State pride, that California does more to shape the national culture than New York. And they conclude by discussing whether iPods have changed the way we listen to music for the worse.
Conor and Phoebe kick things off by discussing Internet aggregation: what's the fair way to attribute content that you discover through someone else? And what if that person isn't a journalist? Phoebe, who is attending SXSW, shares her misgivings about a marketing company that is using homeless people to provide roving hotspots. Conor probes the question of obituaries: does a famous person's personal life deserve mention? They close with the Rush Limbaugh controversy—instead of being forced to issue an apology, should public figures be pressured to submit to a debate?
Conor and James kick things off by discussing the Republican primary, and hoping their home state of California will matter for the first time in memory. Weighing in on the Rush Limbaugh controversy, Conor posits that the radio host is losing advertisers because he attacked a class of people that is larger than his usual targets. Conor suggests an alternative argument that the right might marshal against birth control subsidies. James argues that Americans need to educate children in a more holistic way that affords them the ability to cultivate and appreciate down time. Shifting gears, he explains how Napoleon's legacy is relevant to the future of Europe. And they close by pondering a modern techno-dilemma: If waiters are replaced by iPads, have we lost an important part of our culture?


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Former University of Georgia kicker Blair Walsh, now with the Vikings, has made all six of his field goal attempts in his first two NFL games, including a 51-yarder to open the scoring Sunday against the Colts.
Walsh struggled as a senior at UGA, missing 14 of his 35 field goal attempts.
But last week Walsh became the only player in NFL history to win his debut by sending the game into overtime at the end of regulation and kicking a field goal in overtime.
Other highlights from Sunday's NFL games:
– Danny Amendola of the Rams caught 16 passes for 160 yards. The receiver tied an NFL record with 12 first-half receptions.
– The Cardinals (2-0), coached by former Georgia Tech and Falcons player Ken Whisenhunt, have won nine of their last 11 games.
– Former Georgia Tech receiver Stephen Hill, who had five catches in his NFL debut last week, had no catches Sunday against the Steelers.
– Cam Newton of the Panthers threw for 253 yards and ran for a career-high 71 yards.
– Carolina tied a club-record low last week with 10 yards rushing in a loss to Tampa Bay. But the Panthers rolled up 219 yards on the ground against New Orleans Sunday.
– The NFC South champion Saints are 0-2 for the first time since 2007. New Orleans has allowed 922 yards and 75 points in two games.
– Tim Tebow appeared on just one drive early in the second half for the Jets, running for 22 yards on his first carry. Mark Sanchez completed just 10 of 27 passes and was 6 of 17 in the second half.
– The Eagles are 2-0 for the first time since Donovan McNabb and Terrell Owens led them to the Super Bowl in 2004.
– A.J. Green of the Bengals, the former UGA standout, had seven catches for 58 yards, a TD catch, and recovered an on-side kick.
– Eli Manning of the Giants completed 31 of 51 passes for 510 yards. He had 295 yards passing in the second half, tying for the eighth most in NFL history.
– The Giants-Bucs game ended with some squabbling between New York coach Tom Coughlin and Tampa Bay coach Greg Schiano. Coughlin screamed at the former Rutgers coach after Manning was knocked down on the final play, a kneel-down. "It was a little bit of a cheap shot," Manning said. "We're taking a knee in a friendly way and they're firing off. It's a good way to get someone hurt."
– Reggie Bush ran for 172 yards and two touchdowns for the Dolphins.
– The Jags' Blaine Gabbert finished 7 of 19 for 53 yards -and ended the day standing on the sideline with a hamstring injury that may prevent him from playing next week at Indianapolis.
– Heisman winner Robert Griffin III of the Redskins was 20 for 29 for 206 yards with a TD and an interception. He ran 11 times for 82 yards.
– Tennessee's Chris Johnson had only 17 yards on eight carries Sunday. He was coming off a career-low 4 yards on 11 carries a week earlier.
September 16th, 2012
9:10 pm
It appears the Vikings coach knew what he was talking about when he said Blair was *Rushing his approach". Dawgs special teams coaches need some refresher training.
September 16th, 2012
9:12 pm
Proof that UGA needs a full time special teams coach for kickers and punters. Blair would have had a great senior year with someone to straighten out his approach….
Best UGA kicker since Kevin Butler
September 16th, 2012
9:32 pm
I'm just a dog, but I hear Coach Hartman really was good. And why was that Adams guy trying to choke me last night? Next time he comes near me I'll piss on him!
September 16th, 2012
9:47 pm
This makes Coach Richt look like a hack. . . . but then again, the buffoon doesn't have a kickers and punters coach.
September 16th, 2012
10:02 pm
Glad for BW. DGD
September 16th, 2012
10:05 pm
Amazing what happens when you lay off the sauce the night before you have to perform.
September 16th, 2012
10:07 pm
That was a cheap shot. My apologies, Blair.
September 16th, 2012
10:39 pm
"This makes Coach Richt look like a hack. . . . but then again, the buffoon doesn't have a kickers and punters coach"
Yeah, you idiots have all the answers…I'm sure Coach Richt could benefit from your positive insight if he had the opportunity to sit down and speak with you….give me a break!
September 16th, 2012
11:12 pm
You do know that no college special teams coach actually coaches the kickers on their technique or specific kicking method. special teams coached handle scheme for protections, coverage and returns, personnel, etc. All kickers have their own personal coaches they go to that aren't associated with their program – just like college golfers have their own golf instructor. you really think a college special teams coach with no experience as a kicker teaches a kicker how to place kick or punt? Really? How many ex-kickers are special teams coaches? none.
September 16th, 2012
11:13 pm
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September 16th, 2012
11:41 pm
Good for all the SEC kids who do well in the NFL. enjoy it while you can. Pretty soon you will be out earning an honest wage like the rest of us great unwashed!!
September 16th, 2012
11:41 pm
Good thing the Titans acquiesced to the contract demands of Chris Johnson…..what a bum he has been since signing that contract. LMAO
September 17th, 2012
12:33 am
Im glad he can make somebody happy after blowing the Micigan St. Game and UGA's sterling record against the little 10
September 17th, 2012
12:38 am
Dawgbls: Why consumed w/ the past? Enjoy the fact hes doin well.
September 17th, 2012
12:46 am
Who dat dey say gonna beat dem Saints? Dem Redskin and dem Panthers.. dat's who!
September 17th, 2012
3:30 am
It seems BW doing just fine in the NFL. Stop the hate. If you know so much why aren't you morons in the NFL or even coaching at the college level.
September 17th, 2012
6:11 am
good for Blair… kicking F.G.'s is like putting in golf.. miss one and it gets in your head… keep your head down and follow through !!
September 17th, 2012
6:59 am
Any update on uga stud Caleb King/Eddie Murphy?
September 17th, 2012
7:21 am
Now if only we could get rid of BUBU…oh sorry BOBO…
September 17th, 2012
8:02 am
Special Teams are overrated when you play a cupcake schedule. If and when UGA makes it back to the Dome to play a real national caliber team, the game will be so far apart that a kicker won't be able to help.
September 17th, 2012
8:04 am
That's right nodrog, Coach Bobo has been underperforming.
September 17th, 2012
9:06 am
Andy, I am just curious, how is it Georgia's fault that Louiville backed out of Saturday nights game against Georgia. Did CMR cause the football reallignment and screw up all the conference schedules. How is it Georgia's fault that we did not have to play LSU and Alabama in the same year. Did CMR make the conference schedule. Frankly the West is looking a little weak these days. Is it fair Bama gets to play power house football programs like Ark, Aub, Ole Miss, and A&M? Yes it is fair because they don't control the schedule and they do not know who will be good this year (Ark top ranked team in 12?) However, I am pretty sure the dawgs are about to play 7 SEC teams back to back. Not sure if you have noticed but SC, Florida, and Tenn are looking pretty good this year. Enough with the schedule bashing. It is not UGA's fault Louisville had to back out. There are not a lot of good teams available for last minute schedule changes. Sometimes you take what you can get.
September 17th, 2012
9:27 am
…both he and Butler had "senioritis" and it affected their game since they were more interested in their NFL prospects than being at UGA – now theycan concentrate only on their "job" and, so far, it is paying off for both…
September 17th, 2012
9:36 am
Way to go Blair Walsh. You're still a DGD in my and any other true 'Dog fan's book. Keep a kickin'
September 17th, 2012
9:38 am
Amazing what good things can happen when you have a special teams coach.
September 17th, 2012
9:52 am
Mr. Walsh, I understand, would have profited with a better choice re both friends and girfriends.
Loss of one to another- or because to the other, whichever- tends to get in ones head at his age, if my memory serves me correctly.
September 17th, 2012
10:29 am
It was not Louisville that backed out of the game with UGA. UGA backed out of the two game home and home series so they could get whipped by Boise in last years CFA kickoff classic.
September 17th, 2012
11:37 am
Now he starts making kicks!!
September 17th, 2012
11:37 am
September 17th, 2012
10:29 am
It was not Louisville that backed out of the game with UGA. UGA backed out of the two game home and home series so they could get whipped by Boise in last years CFA kickoff classic.
You are correct. In any event, there's NEVER an excuse for playing the shameful OOC schedules that UGA and most other FCS teams play year after year. They do it–essentially buying Ws–because the NCAA allows it, but that doesn't excuse it. You earn respect by playing worthy opponents–not grossly outmanned ones.
September 17th, 2012
11:40 am
Where was this last year? He cost us the South Carolina game and
the Michigan state Game.
September 17th, 2012
11:53 am
Good comments by"geez" above. Morten Andersen now coaches kickers one on one and these guys each go to their own specialist to fix things
September 17th, 2012
12:21 pm
Amazing what happens to a player when he gets some good coaching
September 17th, 2012
12:32 pm
More proof that Georgia should have a special teams coach. He doesn't have to be a former kicker. But he should go to training on how to assist kickers and punters.
September 17th, 2012
1:37 pm
Yoy idiots always find an acuse to knock and cririziced Coach Richt. You wonder why these big time recruits keep leaving the state, maybe if some of you MORANS would quit complaining all the time some of them would come to UGA. Congrats to all of the UGA Alumini in the NFL and Go Dawgs!!!!!
September 17th, 2012
1:38 pm
I'm with Sam and RNB: NOW he can make kicks. And let's drop all of this crap about needing a special teams coach. He didn't have (and apparently didn't need) a special teams coach his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons and he was all everything. Then, during his senior year, when you would think he would be at the top of his game and kicking would be automatic, he regresses. That wasn't for lack of coaching, that was on Walsh. I'm glad he's doing well in the NFL now, because once people leave, you should always wish them well. But let's not try to re-write history here. He had an awful senior season and it did cost us against Carolina and Michigan State. In fact, that's the whole reason Michigan State was so overrated to start this year until they got exposed Saturday by the Golden Domers.
September 17th, 2012
2:21 pm
I hope Blair becomes the greatest kicker in NFl history, but the fact that UGA didn't have a special team's coach had nothing to do with happened to him last year. One of the greatest kickers ever was sitting in the booth for every single one of Blair's games at UGA. He was getting advice and he just had a bad year. Much of his trouble had nothing to do with football and he needed a change of scenery to hit the reset button.
September 17th, 2012
6:13 pm
Great for Blair. Go back though to the first two years when CMR couldn't decide on a kick off strategy and you had those two fools trying to coach special teams. Kick it into the corner, no kick it into the end zone, no, kick it inside the 10, no, kick it for hang time….those idiots couldn't cover with the return players they had and if they had let Blair kick it EVERY time into the endzone we would have been much better off with teams starting at the 20 instead of the 35+. We have the money at Georgia we don't have the insight of sound leaders. Go DAWGS! Go Blair.
September 18th, 2012
4:24 pm
Good for him….wish he could have made a kick during overtime against MSU last year.


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Thankfully most people are more interesting than they were the first time they published something on Twitter.
Twitter users have been sharing their #FirstTweets to celebrate the social network's eighth anniversary.
The network, which allows people to share 140-character updates, has become a tremendous source of information, entertainment and a venting forum for many. I thought it would be interesting to go back to the early days of Quebec's Twittersphere and take a peak at very first tweets published by some of Quebec's who's who.
I was wrong. It turns out everyone's tweets — except maybe a few — were incredibly boring. Here's a list of some of Quebec's notorious tweeters: Got suggestions of people to add? Let me know in the comment section or tweet me at @MickCote.
Quebec's darling songstress Céline Dion was excited to talk to Twitter — not anyone in particular, just Twitter.
Julie Snyder, PKP's former flame, seemed to be in quite the frenzy.
Sugar Sammy, co-star of Ces Gars Là, felt the need to capitalize his name to remind people who he was back in 2009.
Director/actor Xavier Dolan was… walking to the Aladdin soundtrack?
Marie-Mai wasn't sure how to make words rhyme.
Béatrice Martin (Coeur de Pirate) joined real-life.
Véronique Cloutier was peer-pressured into using Twitter.
Twitter wasn't enough for funnyman Louise-José Houde, he just had to point his few followers to his Facebook page.
Guy A. Lepage was already insulting haters and trolls.
Now-Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre didn't miss a beat — and knew nothing about direct messages.
Philippe Couillard joined Twitter for political reasons. How innovative.
Ken Pereira poked jokes at the Charbonneau Commission.
Lino Zambito was eager to go vote on Nov. 3, 2013, the day of the last municipal election.
François Legault went right to business.
Amir Khadir was super dramatic about his introduction to Twitter.
Tom Mulcair was sharing his location with everyone.
Marc Garneau got sentimental.
Justin Trudeau went to yet another event.
Georges St-Pierre got defensive.
Jean Pascal was flaunting his VIP status.
Charles Hamelin felt the need to tell everyone he was tired.
Patrice Bernier wasted his first tweet by retweeting Ali Gerba.
Alexandre Bilodeau was convinced we would all love to follow his experiences. He was right.
Eugenie Bouchard backed up her sport cred by name-dropping Laura Robson and shared her love of Nestle's Milkybar White Moments.
Jacques Villeneuve overused the ellipses.
There you have it. Was your first tweet fun and innovative? Mine sure wasn't… Share your suggestions with me in the comment box below or send me a tweet at @MickCote.


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Graphic Print Skirt in the Neo Alley
A day away from the office and I wanted to go out around the city. I had just gone dancing at neo the night before and decided I had to do a photo-shoot in the weird painted alley. Thursday nights at neo remind me of friday night at #'s ("numbers" - it was named in an era when hashtags did not exist) in Houston, which is where I learned to dance in the late 90s/early 00's. I adore 80s dark synth, so a new wave night just takes me to the best places mentally.
I needed an outfit perfect for a cool, sunny day in Chicago - This elastic-waist skirt is heavy enough to not fly up at the slightest wind. I love the slight touch of neon - just enough to break up the all-black.
Outfit Details
Print Skirt - Target, sz L (new/ mossimo/ runs big!) - available here
Sheer Neon Shirt - Forever 21+, sz 1X - available here
Faux Black Leather Jacket - Forever 21+, Sz XL
Black Tights - Target
Shoes - John Fluevog Selby
Triangle Necklace - Forever 21
Ring - H&M
Bag - Vince Camuto (via Nordstrom Rack)
Glasses - SEE
215# 5'9"
The pointy shoes and skinny pants
If you're a regular follower of InTheThickofIt, you'll know this outfit isn't massively different from recent posts. As much as I try to mix things up, I still have a strong inclination to black/white ensembles. And in addition to that - it's been so cold and snowy here in the midwest, it's been difficult to get in the spirt of wearing anything other than layers of warm things.
Many of my readers have asked how to incorporate gothy elements into everyday wear. I mean as much as I'd like to look like Siouxsie on a daily basis - it's not really possible with my day-to-day lifestyle and clothing. So I make compromises. These new beautiful John Fluevog shoes i got with friend oooswampwitch in portland are a good example of a strong element of the weird and wicked that can fit into a more casual look. Also part of this outfit is this strange stretchy cross shirt that I purchased from the straight-size section of forever 21. This is a good example that plus size folks aren't always relegated to strictly the plus size section of a store - this shirt is SUPER stretchy and could even fit folks larger than myself.
Cross Shirt - Forever 21, Sz L
Denim Shirt - Forever 21+, Size 1X (I adore this button-up)
Porqupine earrings - etsy
Crystal Bullet necklace - LovelyMusings etsy (SHE HAS PROVIDED ONE OF THESE AMAZING NECKLACES FOR MY FEBRUARY GIVEAWAY - DETAILS FORTHCOMING!!!!!)
Crystal Ring - Stone and Honey
Pointy shoes - John Fluevog Selby
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The whole idea behind this Erudite outfit is this: they are more concerned with learning everything to be that concerned about an outfit. Think over achieving college student. Cardigan, tee and jean shorts keep it casual while the sneaker wedges hint to their thought of superiority (cause you know wedge sneakers think they are better than regular sneakers). ;) Lots of blue and eye symbols in the accessories + a sturdy leather backpack for all those books. (via Divergent Trilogy Inspired - Erudite)
Candor is all about the suit and black & white. Tuxedo pants and modern mary-janes paired with black and white shirt and jacket. Signature scales and quote earrings. I thought that really fitting as Candor is all about the blunt truth too. Vintage inspired glasses give this modern look a softer edge. (via Divergent Trilogy Inspired - Candor)
Oh Amity, you hippies, don't you know you HAVE to take a side? Sigh. Amity's colors are red and yellow and seeing as they are farmer folk, I added a fedora and some 60's inspired specks. Complete the look with some PEACEful accessories and a cute pair of sandals. (via Divergent Trilogy Inspired - Amity)
Abnegation is far from concerned with accessories but I couldn't not have them. Simple pearl earrings and a hand bracelet combined with a simple knit hat and functional backpack. I love the idea of them wearing Toms too. T-shirt dress and boyfriend cardigan to keep it all covered up. All in selfless grey. (via Divergent Trilogy Inspired - Abnegation)
The Dauntless are pretty bad ass. But they kinda have to be. I could have gone in the punk direction but I chose a little more sophisticated look. Still hot though. See through shirt to show off tattoos, rings that can function as an instrument of pain and slick leather to keep pesky falls of the train from rubbing skin raw. I love that gun earring. (via Divergent Trilogy Inspired - Dauntless)


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Should we force kids to learn material they don't show interest in?
As a college graduate I was thinking about how much material I have studied in all of my educational career and then promptly forgotten after the test. Is it a waste of time to try and learn something you are not interested in? To what extent should we allow educational autonomy?
There are a lot of different ways to be intelligent. Memorization and regurgitation are just one small facet.
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Feb 9 2013: What did you have for breakfast July 23, 2001?
We forget.......sometimes what we eat is not very interesting.....sometimes the conversations we have with others is not very interesting.....sometimes our jobs are not very interesting.....but we nevertheless have to nourish our bodies, interact with others, and pay bills.
Life I think, is about compromise.
Today you as a youth have alot of options that were not there for me 30 years ago. You are able to enrich your learning of any material by going online and finding ways to appreciate what your learning through youtube videos, and free turorial sites.
All I had was a professor and books.....talk about dull.
Still, I appreciated my education, and I had the same issues you are having....."why do I have to take this boring class?" In the end, I came out the winner.
Somebody did something right in the schooling of all the individuals that have commented thus far.
Because even though we forget material that we have memorized just to pass a test within hours of passing the test, it is still somewhere in our mind........we are making connections when we learn new things.
To answer your question directly.....No kids should not be forced.....and in reality they are not....you have choices.
Kids drop out of school all the time to pursue other goals. You do have educational autonomy.
My answer is a potpourri of thoughts.....if something doesn't make sense just let me know and I'll try to clarify.
Feb 9 2013: You are right with the internet and things like the Khan Institute students do have a new kind of educational autonomy. I disagree though, most people don't think of dropouts as kids taking their education in their own hands. It would be interesting to find a study about why students dropout.
I guess some material that I memorized for tests is still in the back of my head. I would have trouble recalling it but could recognize if something reminded me.
I think we can do way better.
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Like most hospitals, Avera St. Luke's does it's part to train the next generation of health care professionals. But unlike most hospitals, St. Luke's goes a step further, by also training chaplains to help give the utmost care to their patients.
"It's part of our mission and we make an effort to be able to reach out to people and it seems like this is uniquely different about the history of our hospital and history of the kind of care that we provide." Said Reverend Gary Compton, director of the Avera St. Luke's Chaplaincy Department.
One of the students is Pastor Kerry Ascher who has led a congregation in Aberdeen for 35 years. Even with his wealth of experience, he still had plenty to learn.
"I enjoyed it because as a parish pastor I see my parishioners when they come to the hospital, I pray with them and visit with them, and spend time with them, but I know them quite well. But learning to be a chaplain I walk into a room where I'm quite unknown." Said Pastor Ascher.
It's a hands on learning experience full of challenges. Whether it be a terminal cancer patient or a sick child.
"Children are hard on me, having to walk into a children's room and have a child crying and hurting or to have a mother crying that's really difficult. she's facing some difficult things so pediatrics is quite difficult for me." Said Pastor Ascher
A person's faith alone can be a difficult subject to approach. Not every patient shares the same beliefs, but sometimes all they need is a shoulder to cry on, or someone to just listen.
"Many times they're coping and their sense of hope is very important and their health and well-being and when you come in and offer prayer and encouragement or just your presence it lifts their spirits and it gives them the desire to get better." Said Reverend Compton.
Reverend Compton says the program helps make pastors better by teaching them to understand the patient as well as themselves.
"They go back into their churches and communities and are able to do more in depth communication and support of people with difficulties in their life." Said Reverend Compton.
The marvels of modern medicine are making it easier for doctors to treat a broken body. But it's chaplains like Pastor Ascher, that help treat a broken spirit.
"Faith and Medicine work right together. We believe that doctors do all they can we also believe in our faith that the Lord takes care of us and helps as well. I believe that Jesus Christ is our great physician, so with his enablement, we go to him in prayer, we believe in him, but also the doctors we work with them and encourage them side-by-side it's been great to be teamed together." Said Pastor Ascher.
It's faith based care that sets the Avera Health System apart and it's the Clinical Pastoral Education that helps ensure that level of care will continue well into the future.
The chaplains at Avera St. Luke's are available 24 hours-a-day to provide spiritual support for patients, families and staff in times of crisis, death or personal need. For more information about the chaplaincy department just call 877-AT-AVERA or click here.
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Saeed Ali Williams
Address: 1127 Marshall Street, Clearwater
Williams has been in the Pinellas County Jail on unrelated drug charges since August 2012.
He was charged October 31, 2012 with:
1 Ct. Leaving the Scene of an Accident Resulting in Injuries
1 Ct. Aggravated Fleeing and Eluding
1 Ct. Reckless Driving Resulting in Injury
Pinellas County Sheriff's Major Accident Investigation Team (MAIT)
What: MAIT investigators charged Saeed Williams Wednesday, October 31, 2012, in connection with a multiple vehicle crash which occurred on June 1, 2012, at the intersection of Enterprise Road and McMullen Booth Road in Safety Harbor. The charges were placed on Williams at the Pinellas County Jail, where he has been incarcerated since August on unrelated drug charges.
When: The multi-vehicle crash occurred on June 1, 2012, just before midnight.
Where: The crash occurred at the intersection of Enterprise Rd. and McMullen Booth Road in safety Harbor
How/Why: According to deputies, just before midnight on June 1, 2012, a deputy on patrol saw a white BMW traveling westbound on Curlew Road make an illegal U-turn. The deputy initiated a traffic stop, but the BMW fled. The deputy deactivated his emergency lights, and did not pursue the BMW. Reports indicate the BMW ran at least two red lights before causing a seven vehicle crash at the intersection of McMullen Booth and Enterprise.
The BMW driver fled the scene on foot and was not apprehended that night. Several persons received injuries from the crash, – none were seriously hurt. Many of the seven vehicles involved were heavily damaged.
During the course of the investigation, DNA samples were obtained from the interior of the BMW. Investigators obtained "touch" DNA evidence from the driver's side door airbag, and submitted it to the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) for analysis. The results of this DNA test and other evidence led deputies to Williams – who was already in the Pinellas County Jail on unrelated drug charges. Early on in the investigation, deputies had information that Williams was the BMW driver, but the DNA evidence helped put him behind the wheel.
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Former BYU QB John Beck signs with Houston Texans
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Published: May 9, 2012 09:36PM
Updated: May 9, 2012 05:10PM
Former BYU quarterback John Beck's NFL career has been taken off life support.
Beck, who was released during last month's NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins, has agreed to a contract with the Houston Texans.
The Texans' starter is Matt Schaub, and he's backed up by T.J. Yates.
Beck will presumably compete with former Houston Cougars star Case Keenum, who signed with the Texans last month as an undrafted free agent.
Beck was released after battling Rex Grossman last year to be the Redskins' starter. He played in four games, throwing two touchdown passes and four interceptions.
Houston runs an offensive system very similar to the one Beck worked with under coach Mike Shanahan in Washington.
BYU offensive coordinator Brandon Doman has been traveling the globe, it appears.
Here's a story in Samoan newspaper about Doman's recruiting visit
to the Pacific Islands.
* BYU linebacker Brandon Ogletree has been named to the 2012 Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List.
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Also, which courses are too expensive and/or the biggest ripoffs? We might get into that as well.
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Nightlife's Other Options
by Jim Provenzano
Bearded muscle bears cavort in pink tutus. Mustached twinks wrestle while coated in lube. Local authors verbally joust in bars. These are a few of our favorite new things.
San Francisco, known for its alternative scene, may occasionally suffer from hipster overload, and anything trendy does attract them. But no matter what style your jeans (skinny, saggy or Mom), many standard venues are only too happy to host unusual fun events. And anyone, no matter their style, is welcome.
Like a Rocket
For a taste of the playa without the dust, Rocket Collective's monthly dance parties at The Rickshaw Stop blend costume-friendly ambiance with ear-friendly grooves. The love child of the hunky DJ quartet Mat dos Santos, David Sternesky, Trevor Sigler, and Brian Maier, since January, Rocket has shared a cartoonish Soviet-space-age camp derived from the guys' Burning Man camp, Astropups.
According to Sternesky, Rocket aims "to promote alternative queer dance floor culture in San Francisco and on-playa." The Rocket parties feature special artistic decor from the guest beneficiary camps every month, which Sternesky described as "Jetsons meets Scooby Doo."
Amid the house/techno mix, friendly guys and some women danced while others hang back by the bar. In the upstairs lounge, patrons enjoyed the balcony view as a neon-winged bear cub served fresh-made waffles.
Other venues where the quartet spins include Bearracuda, Joe (at The Lookout), Booty Call (Q Bar), and even at Berkeley's Steamworks bath house.
So, why bring the playa out of the desert?
"With Burning Man's ticketing situation, we feel like it is more important than ever to create an accessible environment in the city where creative queers of all types can mingle, dance, and express themselves," said Sternesky. "While nothing can replace the totally immersive experience of being on-playa, we hope that our party succeeds in bringing a taste of The Burn right into the heart of San Francisco every month."
The Rocket guys hold their events at the Rickshaw Stop for a lot of reasons, said Sternesky. "It's a great space with amazing sound and friendly staff. It's convenient to public transit, and it has a stage for live performers." The mezzanine level also affords space for art installations and a little oasis away from the dance floor.
Sternesky noted that despite hosting many live music nights, and the women's night Cockblock party for six years, the Rickshaw Stop has been somewhat "'off the gaydar' for many gay male club-goers in San Francisco," he said. "We're thrilled to help solidify its spot on that particular map. Establishing a reputation in a space without a built-in crowd of regulars is creatively liberating. The audience comes without preconceived notions about what the venue is like."
www.rocketsf.com will lead you to each DJ's site. The May 26 Rocket at the Rickshaw Stop, 155 Fell St, benefits the Sun Guardians. Rocket Collective also spins at Bearracuda, Saturday May 19, at Holy Cow, 1535 Folsom St. $6-$8. www.Bearracuda.com
To the Death!
With events now branching out all over the planet, Literary Death Match has become more than a trend. It's also more than a literary reading (not that there's anything wrong with that). It's more like a reading on steroids and two shots of Jagermeister. Writers and storytellers compete to tell the wildest, most entertaining or fantastic tale of the night. The judges are often literary stars themselves and pull no punches in their American Idol-esque critiques. Altogether, it's fun with words, and booze.
Literary Death Match next invades the Elbo Room, Friday May 11, with Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Mark Fiore, author Michael David Lukas and Dublin poet Sarah Marie Friffin. Among the judges is Lambda Literary Award winner Rakesh Satyal (author of the must-read Blue Boy). $7-$10. 647 Valencia St. $7-$10. 552-7788. www.literarydeathmatch.com
Madly, Deeply
On a particularly unusual night in April, the night of a reported 750 lightning strikes amid a torrential rainstorm, a bevy of cute men got wet in a different way, by getting lubed up in a cordoned-off baby pool.
Under the auspices of the eclectic and decidedly old school stylings hearkening back to Vaudeville days, Go Deep! Lube Wrestling is the latest event spun into being by the Bohemian Brethren. Known for their Boylesque male dance troupe, the group's co-creator Maximus Barnaby shared how the women's edition of Go Deep, having already gained an ardent fandom with its Red Hots Burlesque performances, decided to include a men's version on alternate nights (first Thursdays), and let the Brethren produce it.
Six years ago, Barnaby and his brother brought dancing, singing, stripping cuties together to provide saucy Weimer Era-styled live entertainment to nightclubs.
With his theatre training, and a grant to create a vaudeville circus show based on his experiences in Berlin, Barnaby also studied at San Francisco's Circus Center, then found opportunities, he said, "to pull together my friends and showcase them onstage."
The six-guy collective has visited a few cities, but has yet to officially tour. Locally, they always get a great reaction.
"Audiences want performers who have an actual skill," said Barnaby. "We've been honing our craft for years, be it contortionism or juggling chainsaws. It's not just entertainment. San Francisco is so appreciative of anything that diverges from mainstream culture. And we like audience participation."
Well, maybe not in juggling chainsaws, but lube wrestling participants are selected volunteers. "There's a thrill about being alive and participating, a risk of the chance of engagement," said Barnaby of the events, and his troupe's other gigs. "There's a chance of failure; everyone's holding their breath with anticipation. It's just this ethereal moment that's created, that can't be recreated after the moment that brings them together."
The April night of the great lightning is a great example. "It was just spectacular!" said Barnaby. "I have a terror of doing shows in the rain, but people still came."
Fortunately, their show wasn't outside on the patio, but others enjoyed the thrill of being doused and potentially electrocuted outside while hunks slipped and slid in a lubey baby pool indoors.
Other preferred venues for the troupe's more formal shows include vintage theatres and nightclubs with a sense of retro style, like the Palace of Fine Arts, or Bimbo's. "We like venues that architecturally were the crème de la creme."
The Bohemian Brethren can be seen monthly at Go Deep: For The Boys May 10 and June 14, at the Hayes Valley Follies (at Marlena's, 488 Hayes St.) May 26 and June 23, and at Bootie at DNA Lounge (375 11th St.) on May 26. www.barnabysonline.com www.elriosf.com/472011-go-deep/
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Deedar Got Married In A Secret Ceremony
By LetMeStyle on Aug 17, 2013 with Comments 3
Actress Deedar known for her seductive dance, tied the knot Hamza Bhatti man named in a secret wedding and apparently his stage plays as well.
Although details are not known, but it is considered Deedar married one of his two friends, Hamza Bhatti. Deedar and Hamza had a good friendship and know that they are husband and wife turned, holding their nikah secret. Their receipt date will be announced soon.
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Thanks to the many people who wrote to remind me about the difference between a diaphragm and an IUD. My high school health teacher is so embarrassed for me right now. Also, in a previous recap I maligned Addison by claiming that she called McSteamy's visit an "intercontinental booty call." In fact, she properly called it a "transcontinental booty call." Finally, Addison's stated medical specialty (or specialties) involves pregnant women, newborn babies, and people with genetic abnormalities, so it make sense that she's involved in so many different types of cases. You guys sure keep a recapper honest. And I don't mind, as long as you don't choke me.
Previously, on Grey's Anatomy, Izzie cut Denny's LVAD wire and Denny died. And lots of pretty people screwed up their relationships.
Izzie is cooking pancakes and bacon on a griddle. She's smacking her gum like a short-order cook. I hope she tells somebody to kiss her grits. George and Meredith enter the kitchen. George is apprehensive, worried that they're about to be buried beneath a mountain of high-fat breakfast goods. But Izzie reassures him that she's not planning to cook breakfast obsessively -- she just felt like making a big breakfast for Meredith, who is returning to work for the first time after having her appendix removed. Meredith asks if Izzie is okay, and she tells them both that she's obviously fine, as she's now a millionaire. She continues to babble about what she might do with her life now that she's rich enough to do whatever she wants. She's leaning towards opening a bed and breakfast in Vermont. She also tells them that she's going to the hospital -- but not to ask for her job back. Instead, she's just going to clean out her locker. And then she spills a massive amount of orange juice on the kitchen counter, completely soaking the check for $8.7 million. George and Meredith freak out over this, but Izzie doesn't seem to care a bit. I'm guessing that the check already has some bacon grease and pancake batter on it, given its proximity to the stovetop. George cleans up the check and deposits it in the dish strainer to dry off, while Meredith insists that Izzie deposit the check in the bank. Meredith and George both give her worried looks, but she insists several times that she's fine. Oh, you really want to know what the Meredith V.O. says? She's babbling on about the first rule of doctoring being "first, do no harm." But harm inevitably happens, and it's followed closely by guilt.


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Twenty-two faculty and staff members were recognized for their service and dedication to Keuka College at Community Day Aug. 19.
Five-year service awards were presented to: Dianne Trickey-Rokenbrod, assistant professor of occupational therapy; Lynne Heath, academic records specialist; Troy Cusson, instructional design manager, Wertman Office of Distance Education; Michele "Mikki" Sheldon, administrative assistant for the Office of Academic Affairs; Jessica Dunkelberger, director of program administration and student services; Christen Accardi, assistant director of marketing; Teresa Ripley, administrative assistant for the Division of Humanities and Fine Art; Eric Detar, College chaplain; Timothy White; resident director and assistant director of housing and residence life; Alex Perryman, assistant professor of finance; Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art; and Jennie Joiner, chair, Division of Humanities and Fine Art and assistant professor of English.
Ten-year service awards were presented to: Kristen Harter, assistant director of admissions, traditional; Janet Lanphear, data entry coordinator; and Carmela Battaglia, professor of occupational therapy.
Fifteen-year service awards were presented to: Mike McKenzie, assistant professor of philosophy and religion; Jason Paige, head men's lacrosse coach; and Deb Jensen, accounting assistant, payroll.
A 20-year service award was presented to Gary Smith, professor of management.
Merit awards were presented to Rebecca Capek, resident director and success advocate; and Dunkelberger.
Presidential Awards for Sustained Outstanding Achievement were presented to: Ann Tuttle, professor of management; Detar; and Sandra Devaux, graphic designer.
More photos from Community Day.
One senior is fascinated with her family history. Another is focused on finding beauty in any body. And yet another is fixated on beads and jewelry. This trio of artists will showcase signature works during "Mixed Media Minds," the senior art show at Keuka College's Lightner Gallery.
Friendship resident Emma Wolf has crafted mixed media collages of her great-grandmother's family using a typewritten essay, old photos recreated on tracing paper, and a wash of coffee grounds and water to create a vintage look. From collage renderings of parts of the bodies of many women, Kaye Field of Torrington, Conn. has fashioned one body, with a mirror in place of the head. Meanwhile, Ayuko Sakurai of Yokohama, Japan, south of Tokyo, has crafted multiple works with colored beads, jewelry and fabrics.
Each young woman is a visual and verbal art major, and all three will be on hand to greet the public at an artists reception, Thursday, April 24 from 4:30 – 6 p.m. at Lightner Gallery in Lightner Library, where light refreshments will be served. The show continues through May 16.
According to Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art, this exhibit features not just three unique styles, but three creative approaches to communicating an idea, emotion or experience, with each artist incorporating pieces of her life experiences
According to Field, body image and the concept of beauty remains an intrinsic struggle for women everywhere and became the subject of her work, "Beautiful Reflections." She chose to use a variety of media "to depict how no woman and no person is the same. We are all created differently and all of these differences are what make us all beautiful," she said.
Field said the women who participated in her project came from all over the world and showed their courage and bravery by sending her photos to use as inspiration for the work.
"The mirror is a big part of this piece. Everyone should look in the mirror and be able to smile at their reflection," Field said.
Wolf, too, could cite courage and bravery of strong women in her family history, such as her great-grandmother, Lula May, and other relatives who survived in regions of Florida where wild, untamed shores and marshes made daily life a struggle. Scattered for display below her mixed media works of Lula May as a child, and later, an aging woman, are knickknacks and small treasures: old-fashioned pocket watches, arrowheads, a large seashell, and an heirloom quilt. A 1938 sepia tint photo shows Lula May as a young mother, standing on a windblown beach, with a child at her feet. Other family members also appear in Wolf's creations.
"I became avidly interested in their struggle for survival and how they were able to push through and move on to better things, when times got tough for them," Wolf said. "I wasn't quite sure what to focus my project on, but writing the essay helped me figure that out."
Another prominent piece within Wolf's "Strong Roots" exhibit is a sculpture of a tree rising out of the pages of a book. The work, "Family Tree," serves as a visual metaphor, she said.
For Sakurai, the intricate work of beading or sculpting jewelry echoes the same multiple dimensions, colors and facets of her personal history, studying abroad beginning at age 15 and traveling to more than 10 countries. One work she will display is a handmade dress designed from egg shells and other unique materials. According to Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art, Sakurai has been working on the dress for over a year.
"As I see something, I often find a connection between it and something I remembered [from my travel or study], which gives me a new layer of knowledge," Sakurai said. "Different objects or ideas are connected through my interpretation. This makes my world muti-colored and multi-faceted, like a well-polished crystal and also stimulates me in combining both traditional and contemporary styles and concepts of art."
During her January Field Period™ with a jewelry designer, Sakurai handcrafted her own unique gold necklace, and that experience ultimately led her to the Metal and Jewelry graduate program at Rochester Institute of Technology, where she will begin taking courses this fall.
Just this year, Keuka College began offering a new Art and Design program, providing more studio courses to give students opportunities to learn skills in a greater number of mediums. The increased diversity helps students build a portfolio with greater breadth, as well as develop strengths in a particular area, Newcomb said.
"In this case we have three seniors displaying work in multiple mixed mediums, which shows a range of experiences not only in their skills and abilities," Newcomb said. "It also becomes a very personal but rewarding way to share their story, whether it relates to the past, present or future."
In the few months that Keuka College has boasted an expanded curriculum in its newest major, Art and Design, students have begun digging into new studio art and digital design courses. Now, they're showcasing what they've learned.
Currently on display at Lightner Gallery in Lightner Library at the College through April 11, the student art show features a collection of digital illustration, mixed media and other designs from the new classes. These pieces are in addition to the photography, paintings, drawings, ceramics and sculptures created in existing classes.
"What you see when you walk into the space is the range and breadth of what the new art and design program offers," said Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art.
On Thursday, March 20, from 4:30 – 6 p.m., an artists' reception with light refreshments will be held at the gallery. All members of the campus community are invited to attend the event, which is free and open to the public. The work in this show has been crafted by freshmen, sophomores, and juniors as well as seniors whose major is not in art. Graduating seniors in the current program will exhibit their cumulative art portfolios later, in the final gallery show of the academic year.
"This year's student show work is stellar," said Winsome Zinkievich '14 of her fellow artists. "Though each piece is unique and tells its own story, each piece also compliments all the other works presented."
Those distinct differences proved a bit perplexing however, when it came to handling logistics for the exhibit, Newcomb pointed out.
"The layout was a challenge because everyone has their own individual style. One piece is not like the next – so how do you create a sense of flow? But it came together with more than one set of eyes and it worked out wonderfully," she said, crediting Zinkievich, Jesse Ninos '17 and Mitch Leet '16 for help crafting the overall design of the show.
This year's show demonstrates the strength of the talent being developed at the College through the old and new programs, said Leet, who switched to the new art and design major this fall. Some of the additions to the curriculum include Foundations of Design, the prerequisite course in which students begin developing their art portfolios, Mixed Media, Visual Design, Digital Illustration and Digital Storytelling.
"I'm very excited about the future of art at Keuka and I feel very lucky to be part of such a fantastic show," Leet said.
Keuka College has received approval from the New York State Department of Education to offer a major in art and design beginning in the fall 2013 semester.
The major is geared toward students interested in design, visual expression, and digital communication.
Keuka's program provides "practical, career-entered advising and experiences" that a recent national report on education in the arts recommends, "including a first-year introduction to the principles and practices of building a professional portfolio and a stand-alone, upper-level seminar focused on "Art in the World,"' said Doug Richards, professor of English and chair of the Division of Humanities and Fine Arts.
"While fostering creative development and personal expression, the major provides the skills and experiences essential for success in the field of design and visual communication. The program's enhanced emphasis on digital media and graphic design will open up cutting edge opportunities for students as they transition to the workforce or advanced study," said Richards.
Students may choose to pursue a stand-alone, core-major program in art and design, or an art and design major with any of the following concentrations: advertising/marketing, communication, digital graphic design, small business/entrepreneurship, studio art, theatre arts, and verbal arts.
"The new program has more of a design influence, and reflects that there is more interest in digital media," said Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art. "However, students will not be limited to design, and will learn layout, digital publishing and how to build their portfolios."
As the "artistic community" at Keuka grows, Newcomb believes there will be more opportunities for students to share their work on campus, build their portfolios, and enhance their marketable skills.
Added Newcomb: "Ever since I arrived at Keuka, I've had this big dream of where I want to take the art program. I feel very good about where it is going."
To explore any of Keuka's academic programs, request more information.
After almost two years of modern-day "pen pal" communication via Skype, a number of Keuka College education majors finally met – in person – the Slovakian high school students they previously saw on the computer screen.
This group Field Period included education majors, taught by Dr. Denise Love and Dr. Klaudia Lorinczova, both assistant professors of education, and other Keuka students, including several visual and verbal art majors taught by Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art. The Keuka Field Period is a required annual internship or exploratory study of 140 hours.
Seventeen students, two faculty members and two parent chaperones traveled overseas in early June to visit the cities of Prague, Nitra, Bratislava and Vienna. Over 11 days, Newcomb directed students in photographic study of architecture and culture while Lorinczova led an exploration of Slovakian education and other unique social, political and cultural traditions of her home country and its European neighbors. Students had already gone through weeks of "pre-teaching" in advance of the trip, learning from Lorinczova a number of cultural anomalies to expect and reviewing a manual on basic digital photography with Newcomb, as well as gaining a basic understanding of architectural styles such as Baroque, Gothic or Rococo.
A last-minute foot injury kept Love confined at home, but ultimately, she was able to coordinate from the couch, helping the two professors "on the ground" navigate unexpected challenges almost as soon as they cropped up. The first biggie: severe flooding in many portions of Prague – the first stop on the trip –shortly after the group arrived. Love offered advice and assistance with the travel agency as the group moved around Prague and then on to other cities, and communicated with Newcomb and Lorinczova via daily Skype sessions.
All three professors recommended "an anchor" back home, given the benefits gleaned in this experience. The three professors had previously structured the trip to include student reflections in words and images, utilizing online blogs as electronic journals. The blogs proved a saving grace for worried parents back home who heard news reports of the flooding much earlier than the students themselves. And while students did post a few photos of flooded streets and commentary on dealing with nonstop rains, images of cathedrals, statues, gardens, public squares, restaurants and cafes far outnumbered them.
In the words of Sarah Hillman '13, a final, rainy day in Prague was salvaged with a spur-of-the-moment museum tour, where the whole group saw "paintings, sculptures, and other works from Alfons Mucha and Salvador Dali. They were great!" (more…)


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30 minutes, plus overnight for the loaf to stand. Three tricks for perfect results: Use day-old bread, cut each bread cube to include some crust, and soak the skewers.
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1. Soak 12 wooden skewers (10 to 12 in.) in water to cover for 20 minutes; drain. Meanwhile, heat a grill to medium (350°).
2. Cut enough bread into 1-in. chunks, including some crust on each, to make 2 qts; save extra for other uses.
3. Whisk milk, eggs, and vanilla in a large bowl to blend. Mix in bread to coat, then thread onto skewers.
4. Oil cooking grate, using tongs and an oiled wad of paper towels. Grill skewers, covered, until browned, turning once, 3 to 4 minutes.
5. Serve with butter and syrup and dust with powdered sugar if you like.
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…welp…it's been awhile since I posted but I'm feeling pretty combustible right now…so I may as well babble on here…. things have been busy….and work has been stressful…
though i do have a website now….
check it: dancingsquiddesigns.com/portfolio
I'll post some art later tonight…
I'm not in a good headspace right now
Who ever reblogs this by the 5th of February will have me creep through their blog, and draw whatever anime character I feel represents you the most, based on your blog.
I'm just gunna post it on my blog and tag it with your username when I'm done. I'm doing all of them. Come on peOPLE.
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Long time no see…. well, I've been busy…. and all that jazz… but I should be back to actually posting fairly shortly… you know, once I get things sorted…
Just some writing. It's pretty rubbish. Go ahead and skip over it.
It's not rubbish, it's pretty awesome….so go read it!
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Cupcake Pies!!!
So I decided today that it would be a good time to develop a recipe for mini fruit pies… several hours later, here are the results.
Anyways, for anyone who's interested, here is the recipe:
- 2/3 c. milk
- 2 egg yolks
- 1/4 c. sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/8 c. flour
- 1/4 c. white sugar
- 1/3 + 1/2 c. flour
- 4 tsp brown sugar
- 1/2 tsp lemon zest
- 1/4 to 1/2 tsp cinnamon
- 4 tbsp olive oil
- 1/2 a peach
- 3 tsp water
- 1/4 tsp baking powder
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 & 1/2 c. wild blueberries
- 1/2 tsp potato starch (cornstarch can be substituted)
- 1 1/2 tbsp sugar
- 1/4 tsp fresh ground pepper
- Cut the peach into small chunks and microwave in a covered dish with a splash of water for 1 minute until it's all soft and squishy. Peel off the skin and mash up the rest of the peach with a bit of water. Carefully extract the liquid from the peach mash with a spoon and set it aside.
- Mix the dry ingredients for the dough in a bowl with a fork.
- beat the egg and then add it along with the other wet ingredients and 3 tsp of the peach juice to the dry ingredients.
- Knead it until the dough sticks together and doesn't crumble. Depending on the humidity and temperature of the air you might need to add more flour or water to get it to the right elasticity.
- Wrap the dough it plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 20 minutes
- Onto the Custard! Preheat the oven to 350 F. Slowly bring the milk to a boil, stirring occasionally.
- Beat the egg yolks and sugar until they are a very pale yellow.
- Mix the vanilla and flour into the egg/sugar mixture and beat well.
- Pour half of the milk into the mixture while mixing constantly to prevent the eggs from scrambling.
- Pour back into the milk and whisk on medium heat constantly until it thickens.
- immediately remove from the heat and spoon it into a cool dish.
- At this point the dough should be chilled, so take it out the fridge and roll it out on a lightly floured surface until thin
- grease a cupcake tin with olive oil and press the dough into the indents.
- cut off the excess and prick the sides and bottom of the dough with a knife.
- line each one with parchment paper and fill with dried beans to weigh it down.
- Bake for 6-8 minutes until the edges have some colour
- take out the parchment paper and beans and then bake for another 3 minutes
- once they have cooled for a few minutes run and knife around the edges to make sure that they can be removed from the tin.
- Filling!!! Cook the blueberries in a covered saucepan on medium for a few minutes until the juices really start flow.
- Add the sugar and cook for a few minutes with no lid
- dissolve the potato starch in a tsp of water and mix into the berries.
- mix the pepper into the mixture
- Pies! Assemble! Spoon some of the custard into the pie shells and top it with the berries.
- Bake for another ten minutes
- Enjoy! ^___^
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Spiced Chicken Filo Pie
James Carrier
Notes: Have the chicken cut up at the meat market. As you work with filo, cover the sheets you're not using with plastic wrap to keep them from drying out. You can prepare through step 4 up to 1 day ahead; wrap nuts airtight and store at room temperature, and chill chicken and egg mixtures separately. The pie can be assembled (step 5) up to 2 hours ahead; wrap airtight and chill.
Yield: Makes 8 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 520
- Calories from fat: 40%
- Protein: 39g
- Fat: 23g
- Saturated fat: 8.1g
- Carbohydrate: 37g
- Fiber: 1.3g
- Sodium: 544mg
- Cholesterol: 232mg
- 1/2 cup almonds
- 1 1/4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon granulated sugar
- 1 chicken (about 4 lb.), neck and giblets removed, cut into 8 pieces (see notes)
- 6 cups fat-skimmed chicken broth
- 1 onion (8 oz.), peeled and chopped
- 1 clove garlic, peeled and chopped
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 1/2 teaspoons turmeric
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- About 1/4 teaspoon salt
- About 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 6 large eggs
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 package (1 lb.) filo dough, thawed (see notes)
- 2 tablespoons powdered sugar
- 1. Place almonds in a 10-inch baking pan. Bake in a 350° regular or convection oven until golden beneath skins, about 10 minutes. Let cool. In a food processor, pulse almonds with 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon and the granulated sugar until coarsely chopped (or coarsely chop with a knife).
- 2. Rinse chicken. In a 5- to 6-quart pot, combine chicken, broth, onion, garlic, ginger, turmeric, and cloves. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat; reduce heat, cover, and simmer until chicken is tender when pierced, about 45 minutes.
- 3. Pour chicken mixture through a strainer set over a large bowl; return strained broth to pan. With your fingers, remove skin from chicken and pull meat from bones; discard skin and bones. Shred chicken into bite-size pieces. Mix chicken and strained onion in a bowl and moisten with about 2 tablespoons broth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Let cool; if desired, cover and chill up to 1 day.
- 4. Bring broth in pan to a simmer over medium-high heat; reduce heat to maintain simmer. In a bowl, beat eggs to blend with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Add eggs to broth; stir gently until set, 1 to 2 minutes. Pour through a strainer into another bowl; reserve broth for other uses. Let eggs cool.
- 5. Lightly brush the inside of a shallow 3- to 3 1/2-quart casserole or baking dish with melted butter. Place one 13- by 17-inch sheet of filo in dish so that it covers the bottom and sides of casserole and hangs over the edge slightly. Brush sheet lightly with butter. Repeat to layer and butter three more sheets. Sprinkle half the almond mixture evenly over filo in bottom of casserole; spread chicken mixture over nuts. Cut four sheets of filo in half crosswise to make eight 8 1/2- by 13-inch rectangles. One at a time, brush four half-sheets with butter and layer them over chicken. Sprinkle remaining half of the almond mixture over filo and arrange egg mixture evenly over nuts. Fold in overhanging edges of filo and top with four more buttered half-sheets, tucking any overhanging edges into sides of casserole. Brush top layer with butter.
- 6. Bake pie in a 375° regular or convection oven until top is well browned, 35 to 40 minutes. Mix powdered sugar with remaining 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and sift evenly over top of pie. Cut warm pie into portions; serve warm or at room temperature.
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Spiced Chicken Filo Pie Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Breakfast/Brunch, Casseroles, Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Make-Ahead
- CUISINE: American, New American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Poultry
- COOKING METHOD: Convection Oven, Food Processor, Bake
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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Can You Help Me With Food Composting?
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Q: I was interested if you or your readers knew more about food composting. I am always looking for ways to better reuse and recycle but I can't seem to get a straight answer on what can be composted and if there are locations I can drop it off. I don't need it for soil purposes... what can I do?
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Editor: Brianne, you've come to the right place! We've written a lot about composting, and our readers are veritable experts on the subject! We, too, don't have a yard, but we save all our organic food scraps in a bag in the freezer, and take it our local community garden once a week. Here are a few posts to get you started:
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I'm sure it depends where you live. My city (Mountain View, California) does a pickup for "yard waste" every other garbage day. I know there's a public compost heap at the dump, so I assume that's where it goes, and so put my composty stuff (strictly raw vegetable matter; proteins and cooked foods seem like they'd get me in trouble, I don't know how hot their compost runs) in that bin. They pick it up. I dry then crumble our eggshells by our entryway bushes to discourage snails.
You can go the worm route to shrink your output, but it might still get tiresome to keep trying to unload your worm tea and poopage if you don't need it yourself.
Yes, it depends on where you live. In places that have city-wide industrial composting you can compost a larger variety of items (because the composters get hotter and can break down more complex items) than in places where you are relying on smaller composters. Here in NYC there are a number of community gardens and other places to drop off vegetable scraps and such for composting. Guidelines and locations can be found at http://www.nyccompost.org/
If you are having a hard time finding information, try contacting a local food coop (you may find a member who knows the composting regulations in your area) or see if there is a recycling education office in your area --Here in NYC the Council on the Environment of NYC does a lot of education and outreach about composting and recycling/reuse. http://www.cenyc.org/ Good luck!
If your city or town won't take food waste but you really want to put it to good use, I suggest you compost it yourself and offer the compost for free via Craigslist.
I use the compost I create for my container garden, but when I moved this summer, I had a bunch of compost that I had no immediate need for and didn't want to transport. So I put a post on Craigslist offering it for free, and I had lots of takers. They people who wanted it carted it away themselves.


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