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A group of CBU Sport Management students traveled to Columbia, SC, for a conference that took place November 14-16. The Sport Entertainment & Venues Tomorrow conference hosted by the University of South Carolina provided opportunities for our students to learn from some of the most successful professionals in the sport industry. Top executives from Global Spectrum, the Miami Marlins, MetLife Stadium (New York Giants/New York Jets), Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans Arena, Utah Jazz, and the Association of Luxury Suite Directors provided panel presentations. Also, there was a career/internship fair for students to attend. Two female and two male Sport Management students were selected to receive funding for their travel and conference registration expenses based upon high academic achievement. The students granted sponsorship from the School of Business were Emily Schmidt (Sport Management '13), Kaitie Gaimari (Sport Management '14), Kyle Johnson (Sport Management '14) and Jacob Garbuzinski (Sport Management '14). Trey Tedford (Sport Management '14) also attended, and Dr. James Allen accompanied the students to this conference.
Emily Schmidt was asked to introduce the Women of Influence panel at the SEVT Conference. The Women of Influence for 2012 included Susette Hunter (director of sales and marketing for Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex), Vanessa Kromer (senior director of publicity for Nederlander Concerts), Linda Deckard (publisher and editor-in-chief of Venues Today), and Cyndee Pennington (general manager of the Pensacola Bay Center and Southeast regional director of live entertainment). Schmidt took to the podium and provided background information on these distinguished women who are directors/general managers of arenas. Afterwards, Schmidt reported, "A few minutes before the panel, I had the opportunity to personally speak with all of them, which was very humbling because of their success. Specifically, Ms. Hunter left the biggest impact with me because of her down-to-earth attitude, friendliness, and interest in non-profit work outside of her job. I remember thinking that I would like to see myself on her level of success and modesty in the future."
The students also attended a job and internship fair at the SEVT Conference. It was a great learning and networking experience for the students. For example, Jacob Garbuzinksi had a chance to discuss career opportunities with the Greenville Road Warriors, a minor league hockey team for the New York Rangers. Emily Schmidt also noted, "The biggest reason that I was excited to attend this conference was to hear some 'outside of the classroom' advice on how to be successful in the field. Obviously, all of the speakers on each panel used different success techniques to get them to the top, and it was interesting to take notes. The most memorable part of the conference was the last panel we attended, 'Venues Today Generation Next,' which featured three of the youngest and most successful leaders in the events planning industry. They presented us with very helpful advice, and they hit home because they aren't much older than we are. It made my future in the field seem very promising. I would recommend this conference to any sports management student. Not only was the conference itself very well put together/organized, but I also had the opportunity to introduce myself to several South Carolina area sports/events planning organizations at the job fair. Even if I decide to stay close to home in my career, I got to expand my contacts network thanks to the SEVT Conference."
Tedford chimed in, "I attended the conference to better understand what Sport Management has to offer me. Being able to see top executives around the nation coming to talk to students about the future was amazing. I learned that in order to get to the top you need to have internships and jobs to get your foot in the door. You also need to have passion for what you do. The job fair was informational in that I learned about a sales conference in Atlanta that would help me get my foot in the door in sales; also there were many other businesses like Comcast that had some internships they were offering through the summer." All of the students voiced what an honor it was to attend the conference and how valuable their experiences were in concrete, practical terms.
It wasn't all hard work at the conference though, as Dr. Allen reported, "It's cool. Jake, Trey, and Kyle went with me over to the South Carolina Gamecocks baseball stadium and viewed their trophy room with their recent back-to-back national championships." The guys took turns taking pictures of everything they saw, and each other, with their cell phones. I am now the proud owner of numerous blurry pictures of them all grinning ear to ear and was sure to put it on our Facebook page for all to see. Garbuzinksi wrote, "The trophy case at the baseball stadium was unbelievable. The amount of success that that program has had in the past few years cannot be matched by any school in the country." Tedford was also elated to take the tour and wrote back that, "The baseball stadium trip was by far one of the most enjoyable parts of the trip. I had a great time looking at what a prestigious program South Carolina has. The trophy room was breathtaking. Also, being able to see Cal Ripken's son at the batting cages there just topped it all off."
The students all expressed appreciation for the benefits of having met with top executives in the field, being immersed in the professional sport management environment, and the professional networking they enjoyed at the conference. As Kaitie Gaimari put it, "In my opinion, the best part of it was how much of an eye-opener it was. Being around all these put-together professionals in a field that I could possibly find a career in made me realize how important the things I'm doing now are to achieve a successful future. The most memorable part of it would be a panel in which we listened to a group of young professionals who just told us a little bit about what they did and how they got to where they are today. It made us all realize that we could be moguls some day or CEOs. I would definitely recommend this conference to another student." For more information on this and other upcoming conferences contact James Allen in Sport Management at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Selling Solo vs. Working with a Gallery
It's not the chicken and the egg. No Art– No Art dealer. It's that simple. If they're not making money off you — they don't give a fuck about you. 50% is inequitable. The fucking Mob doesn't take 50%.I might, after a few cocktails recently, have been heard to note in response that your dealer probably doesn't come to your studio and break both your legs if your exhibition doesn't sell out... but I'm sure that was only a misinterpretation of my actual words. And it's irrelevant to boot. My thoughts on why the 50/50 split is both equitable and, should an artist's work sell well, negotiable can be found here.
But I'm being a bit disingenuous (I've been trying to work in that "dealer doesn't come to your studio" line since reading that comment). I'm fully aware of the advantages of working with a gallery over selling your work on your own, I understand that those advantages are well worth sharing the proceeds for some artists and not for others, and I know both that dealers are a relatively new part of the art-as-commerce equation and that innovations like the Internet are making it easier for those artists for whom the advantages are not worth it to find a market on their own.
These issues all came up in the Sunday article, which is actually a column in the New York Times Magazine by Rob Walker called Consumed. In this week's column Mr. Walker discusses the case of artist Brian Donnelly (aka KAWS), who at age 33 has been selling his work quite readily and even has his own store in Tokyo, but has, until now, not worked within the gallery system:
KAWS...has been taken on by the Gering & López Gallery in New York, where he'll have a show this November. He will also exhibit a batch of paintings at Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin in Miami in September and will have another solo exhibition early next year at Honor Fraser in Los Angeles. Sandra Gering, of Gering & López Gallery, had not heard of Donnelly before another artist she works with included him in a group show last summer, but she is clearly smitten with Donnelly's bright, clean, slightly off-kilter canvases that often riff on pop-culture figures like the Smurfs or the Simpsons. And she figures there's another market for his work. "I think it needs to get out there in the art world," she says.This history led John Jay, the executive creative director at the ad agency Wieden & Kennedy, to note that "[P]eople don't always understand you don't have to have a gallery to sell to international stars anymore."
It seems odd that someone already making a good living as an artist is only now being introduced to "the art world," but Donnelly's story may say something about the different ways creative work can acquire value these days. He studied painting and majored in illustration at the School of Visual Arts in New York, and during the 1990s he gained a certain underground notoriety for removing ads from Manhattan bus shelters and altering them — often adding a slightly disturbing skull-like image, with X's for eyes — and then putting them back. Visits to Japan brought him into contact with a subculture of hustling young creators blurring the lines between design, art and business, and in 1999 he began producing plastic, toylike versions of his characters in addition to collaborating on products with companies like the skateboard brand DC Shoes and the fashion line Comme des Garçons. He gradually built a clientele for his paintings on his own, and images of his work traveled widely online.
I'm not entirely sure I understand that quote to be honest. Who is selling what here? If Mr. Jay means that an artist doesn't have to have a gallery to be an international star anymore, I'd agree. I suspect, however, he actually means "to sell the artist," which might be good topic for another thread. [UPDATE: I worked it out...he means to sell one's art to celebrities. Sorry for being so dense.]
Mr. Walker and I talked for a while by phone while he was researching the piece. He had happened upon the blog and saw the threads in which we've hashed out the issues related to artist-gallerist relationships. I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation and was highly impressed that he approached the topic with a very open mind (i..e, unlike some other non-art writers I've been interviewed by, he didn't have his mind made up already about how evil dealers are and call just fishing for gotcha quotes). I thought his presentation of our conversation was fair:
Edward Winkleman, owner of the Winkleman Gallery in New York, offers a slightly different take. At edwardwinkleman.blogspot.com, he offers thoughtful observations and practical advice about overprotective gallerists, studio-visit strategies and the like. While the Internet is helping a growing number of artists get noticed, he says, most upstart artists still prefer to rely on a gallerist to connect with appropriate consumers (collectors). And Donnelly's reputation-building and connection-making is pretty much what Winkleman advises many of his readers to do; he just did it in a different context — one in which selling your creativity is part of the job.I did want to elaborate on those thoughts here a bit though. First, I have discussed before my ideas on how artists can effectively sell their art outside the gallery system here.
So why bother with galleries at all? Winkleman notes that it remains much harder for artists who operate outside the art-world structure to end up in museum collections, which is still seen as "the quintessential validation" by many.
Second, after some more time to think about this I would prefer to say that although the Internet is helping more and more artists sell their work outside the gallery system, some artists still prefer to work with a gallerist. More than that, I honestly feel that the path to museum validation need not remain via the gallery system, and so that raison d'etre for galleries isn't the end all.
What I think a gallery still does well is provide additional market opportunities beyond what an artist might find on their own and help raise prices, as evidenced by Donnelly's working with Gering & López...
And surely a new market is part of the equation. Gering has been introducing Donnelly's work to her clients since last summer, and "we've sold every painting we've brought into the gallery," she says. The November show will consist of new sculptures (including 33 bronzed, painted renditions of his own head) and paintings; the works will be priced at $25,000 and up....and, perhaps most importantly, provide a context in which not only solo exhibitions can garner press but an artist's work can be supported against bad press or misunderstandings on the part of the public. The program at most contemporary art galleries is an ongoing dialog about what's important in today's art world. Within that context, an artist can perhaps afford to take some risks that wouldn't make sense without an exhibition space dedicated to their latest ideas, get feedback on them, and return the studio to hammer them out. I'm not sure that's as possible in museums or other exhibition spaces as it is in many galleries. Yes, I know, the general meme is that galleries are often worse because they'll only exhibit what they know they can sell. I think that describes a small percentage of the galleries most of us would consider good ones though.
In summary then, I feel the advantages (today at least, and not considering the personal relationship an artist might have with any given dealer) of working with a gallery include:
- Greater chance at receiving significant critical response
- Bigger market than any artist might be able to get on their own
- Context for solo exhibitions
- Ongoing dialog that supports their work
- Greater likelihood of entering museum collections
- Getting the g*ddam gallery to work with you in the first place
- Sharing the proceeds of sales
- Being locked into a less-than-desirable situation possibly
- Being ripped off possibly
- Having your work misrepresented possibly
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During 2012, the financial services industry continued its recovery from the financial crisis. However, lingering economic concerns — coupled with extensive regulatory reform and accounting changes now underway — have contributed to the industry's challenges. Thorough preparations and unwavering focus will remain a necessity as financial services companies respond and adapt to this volatile business climate.
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The six-day race begins Sunday night and covers 426 miles (687 km), including an 11.5-mile (18.6 km) individual time trial on Friday's last stage. Located on the southeastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman's terrain is much more undulating than the flat, windswept roads that characterized all six stages of the Tour of Qata that the BMC Racing Team wrapped up Friday. "The big difference will be the time trial," Lelangue said. "The start is really hilly. So it will be interesting to see the strategy day-to-day."
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With Marcus Burghardt (fifth) and Alessandro Ballan (12th), the BMC Racing Team put two riders in the top 15 on the final standings at Qatar. Lelangue said the pair will be the team's protected riders, along with Michael Schär, who is also a formidable time trialist. "We know we have some strong riders, so we'll try to focus on (protecting) those guys. The nice thing is that no one has done this race. It's totally new for everyone."
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If John Murphy had any doubts about being able to sprint with the likes of some of the world's fastest, they were quickly put to rest with his performances for the BMC Racing Team at Qatar. The American notched three straight top 15 finishes, including 10th in a chaotic dash to the line in Friday's final stage. "With a kilometer to go, I seemed too far back, but I caught a surge and was able to get back in the sprint," Murphy said. "If only it had happened 20 seconds sooner." Lelangue said Sunday night's 38-mile (61 km) circuit race provides Murphy with the ideal chance to notch another good result.
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the name alone gets a +1 from me. would be nice if it had 32MB of cache as some other drives more than 2x their size do
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Wow, that thing flies. I have a 300GB hard drive now, so I know how to work with that capacity. But the price is pretty steep. What I actually payed most attention to in the article was the WD6400AAKS which actually seemed to usually perform inbetween the old Raptor 150 and the new Velociraptor 300. Considering it's great capacity and relatively low price, I may end up eventually going for that drive when I need more capacity, likely this summer.
Hey All. If you wouldn't mind, please do us a favor and Digg this article if you liked it...
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Definately an impressive drive... its nice to finally see higher RPM drives break through that 150/160GB barrier thats been around for a few years.
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yes very nice indeed. Wish these were out when I got my 150 raptor x's but they do just fine. 35% is a big jump though.
Good review.
One additional comparison I would find interesting for these high-end hard drive reviews would be 'short stroking' a larger hard drive down to the size of the new drive being tested (300GB in this case), such as the 1TB WD included in the review. 'Short stroking' is when you only use the first part of a drive, reducing seek times and avoiding the lower performance inner tracks. This is commonly used to 'cheat' in RAID or NAS benchmarks, though it can also be a useful tool for benchmarking when you are trying to push a RAID controller or NAS box harder.
I would expect that if you took the 1TB drive, and used only the first 300GB, you would get much better seek times and both read and write transfer speeds, and the cost can be lower than the Velociraptor drive. I'm not sure how much performance you would gain, but when I've tested similar configurations in the past the improvement was significant. Of course, you have to be disciplined to ignore that tempting extra 700GB since when you use it you lose the extra performance...
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It's dugg. wow that article had 75 digs on it when I clicked.
I guess this unit will cost insanely much,but it does worth it since it is better than even some SAS drives
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i just creamed my pants... ive long been a fan of the raptor and have
one in my current rig. and was very sad to see current hard drives
beating the raptor... now the raptor is back to being king of the
castle. imagine these in raidone thing though, in the
review you did not test raid of 2 150gb raptors (since 2 150 are
somewhat the same price as the new raptor) which would of been nice to
see.p.s. i posted this in the storage section of the forum for that thread but since the discussion is here imma copy and paste my post. hope you guys dont mind :-)
I did a tiny bit of math, and it looks like the tangential velocity (rim speed) of the 7200 RPM 3.5" drive (79170 in/sec) would actually be slightly faster than the 2.5" drive (78540 in/sec), so I would expect that a 300GB short stroked 1TB drive might be slightly faster than the 2.5" drive in data transfer (assuming the same bit density, which may be false). Since the 3.5" drive has longer tracks, it should maintain its speed parity for the entire 300GB. Track to track latency within the 300GB should also be slighly better (longer tracks, so fewer of them), but rotational latency would be much higher so overall latency I would expect to be higher.
This seems like a valid comparison, and a real option for some, since the 1TB drives are actually cheaper than the Velociraptor. This points to a performance drawback of WD's choice to go with a 2.5" form factor for a performance drive (lower rim speeds).
ooo i would love to try that in raid 0, also digg lol 250+ nice
This drive is nice,I completely agree,it has outstanding performance,and will be a king till Seagate will launch the new series of HDDs like 7200.12.The 7200.11 was pretty close to the older version of the Raptor,much cheaper,much silent and a lot of space for storage
This drive is definatley one I would consider for my new system!
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He said he initially feared someone was inside, based on previous reports of squatters on the property, but no one was found.
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Breasher said a combination of dry wood and incomplete, open buildings created a fast-moving fire. He called the fire suspicious.
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Why can't I get comfortable?Getting and staying comfortable in bed may be one of your biggest challenges during pregnancy. Back ache and pain in your pelvis are just two common niggles that can disturb your slumber.
More than two-thirds of pregnant women suffer from back pain and almost a fifth have pelvic pain. These pains may affect you more as your pregnancy progresses (Pennick and Young 2008).
During your first trimester, your breasts may be too sore for you to lie on your front. And as your belly grows, lying on your front will become increasingly uncomfortable.
After 16 weeks of pregnancy, lying on your back for long periods can make you feel faint. That's because your baby is pressing on the major blood vessels (Ueland and Metcalfe 1975, Scott and Kerr 2005).
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What can I do to make sleep come easier?Try to get into the habit of sleeping on your left side during your first trimester. By the time you're into your second trimester, sleeping on your left side is good for your growing baby. It helps the flow of blood and nutrients to the placenta (Scott and Kerr 2005). It also helps your kidneys to get rid of waste products and fluids from your body. This in turn reduces any swelling in your ankles, feet and hands (oedema).
Lie on your left side, with your knees bent up and two or more pillows placed between your knees. This keeps the pressure off the muscles around your hips and pelvis (Ueland and Metcalfe 1975, Scott and Kerr 2005). Placing a wedge-shaped pillow under your bump in bed can help ease the strain on your back (Stuge et al 2003).
If you wake up in the night and find yourself lying on your back, try not to worry. It's normal to move around in your sleep. Just turn over to your left side again to go back to sleep. You could try using pillows to help prop you onto your left side and to stop you rolling onto your back at night.
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Pennick V, Young G. 2007. Interventions for preventing and treating pelvic and back pain in pregnancy. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.www.mrv.interscience.wiley.com [Accessed March 2011]
RCOG. 2006. Exercise in Pregnancy. Statement no 4. London: Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. www.rcog.org.uk [pdf file, accessed March 2011]
Scott DB, Kerr MG. 2005. Inferior vena cava pressure in late pregnancy. An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 70(6):1044-49
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Santaromita, Paolo Tiralongo (Astana Pro Team) and Michele Scarponi (Lampre-Merida) arrived together at the finish of the 176.1-kilometer race after separating themselves from a larger breakaway group on the day's final climb. Tiralongo led out the sprint, but Santaromita came around him with 100 meters to go to earn his first stage win since turning professional in 2006. "Cadel Evans and (BMC Racing Team Assistant Director) Fabio Baldato told me it was a good day for me to get in the breakaway and try to win the stage," Santaromita said. "Today, finally, it was perfect. I had good legs and good tactics. I saw Scarponi suffering with cramps and Tiralongo was the best sprinter, so I took his wheel." Tiralongo finished second and Scarponi was third as Maxime Bouet (AG2R-La Mondiale) kept the overall lead.
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Santaromita last experienced victory when he won the overall classification of Settimana Coppi e Bartali in March of 2010, a year before joining the BMC Racing Team. "This is wonderful," he said. "Before coming to this race, I did a training camp alone. It's not always easy being away from my family and away from home. But now I am happy. It's a beautiful day." Baldato said there was a relaxed atmosphere and good morale in the team despite only having four riders for the penultimate stage: Adam Blythe, Evans, Marco Pinotti and Santaromita. "When the race is hard like today and you have good legs, you can make the race even with three or four guys," Baldato said. "Cadel was always with the leaders and was strong. It was good for him to have Ivan in the front. And Pinotti was close to remaining with Cadel and only lost contact with the first chase group in the last kilometers."
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Complying with the new disclosure requirements may present operational and technical challenges for asset managers. Such challenges may include the following:
- Data gathering — Investment companies may have a variety of data-tracking systems, especially if they use multiple service providers or different subadvisers. Such companies may also hold instruments that qualify for offsetting that they elect to present gross in the statement of financial position. Because they would not have done so already, they may need to expend considerable effort gathering information related to these instruments to comply with the new disclosure requirements.
- Ongoing tracking — Investment companies' current financial reporting systems might not be equipped to closely track, on an ongoing basis, information about rights of setoff for instruments within the scope of the amended guidance that are executed under MNAs or similar agreements. Because of the frequency with which they will need to update and disclose such information under the new requirements, companies must ensure that their financial reporting infrastructure allows them to adequately monitor and analyze this information.
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[Learn - The How To series from Adobe] [lynda.com presents] [the following is an excerpt from the training tutorial at lynda.com - Muse Essential Training with James Fritz] For many years, web designers have been limited by what fonts were on people's computers. However, in the past few years, there have been a variety of companies that have been licensing web fonts to designers. One of the most popular web font companies is Typekit, and these fonts are directly integrated into Muse. Let's go to the About Us page. With my selection tool I'm going to select the frame About Us. If I would want to use a font other than a web safe font, normally it would export as an image, which isn't really what I would want. So instead, I'm going to try out these web fonts. When I choose Add Web Fonts, a Typekit browser is going to appear. In order to work with this, you have to have an active Internet connection. There are a large number of fonts available in the Typekit browser. There's a particular font I'm looking for, so I'm going to choose Filter By Name and I'm going to type in droid. And the font that I want is Droid Serif, so I'm going to click on it to select it. Next I'll remove my search so I can see all of the fonts again. The Droid Serif font will be good for my body text, but for my headline I'm not exactly sure what I want, so I have a few different filters that I can use to find the correct font. The first filter will just show sans serifs. So if I click on this, we'll only see the sans serif available. Next we can see just the serif fonts, followed by slab serif, script, blackletter, monospaced, hand, and decorative. The last 2 boxes are recommended for either headings or body text. In this case I want to find a heading, so I'm going to choose this one, and I think I'm going to grab League Gothic. That sounds good. Now that I have my fonts selected, they'll automatically be downloaded into Muse. Let's try out one of these fonts. I'm going to go into Web Fonts, and we can see here are the fonts that I've selected. There's 4 different Droif Serifs and my League Gothic Regular. You may be asking yourself, "I only chose 2 fonts in WebKit." "Why are there 5 different fonts here?" The reason is Droid Serif had multiple weights, including bold, bold italic, italic, and regular, so it automatically brings all of them. You don't have to use all of them, but it's great to have options. But in the case of this headline, I'm going to use League Gothic Regular. There we go. That looks pretty good, although I'm going to make this a little bigger so we can see it. And maybe even a little larger, 60 point. There we go. I like that. Now, to make sure this is a real live font, I'm going to click the Preview button. In Preview mode I can select the text to ensure that this is a real font and not a picture. Let's go back into Design mode and add some more fonts. Let's go to the body text here, and I'm going to select all of this and change this to Droid. We'll do Droid Serif Regular. That's a little big, so I'm going to make this a little smaller. We're going to go down to 11 point and increase the leading. There we go. That looks a little better. Maybe a little more. 145. Perfect. Next I'll grab the subhead, and we're going to change this to League Gothic Regular. A little larger. And we'll do this one too. And finally, the 2 at the bottom. These 2 will be League Gothic Regular. We can go into Preview mode and let's test it out. Excellent. It's all real text. Now that everything is set up correctly, it doesn't matter if we export our site to HTML or publish our site with Business Catalyst. Either way, Muse will automatically write the necessary code to render our fonts on everybody's computer regardless of what fonts they have installed. In addition, over time, more and more Typekit fonts will be added to Muse, so check back to see if your favorite font has been added.
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In this video, James Fritz demonstrates how to search, filter, and select web fonts, including the more than 400 web fonts served by the Adobe Typekit® service.
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A statement at the end of each audio cassette indicates that listeners can obtain bibliographies listing the books from which the readings were excerpted by visiting their local library or by writing the Tucson Public Library. Bibliographies for each of the tapes are included in Portfolio I for your convenience. BIBLIOGRAPHY Program I: OUT WEST READINGS "High noon in Southern Arizona ... " "The life of the desert..." "Sun, silence and adobe ... " "It is a pleasing and wholesome country ... " "The panting jack rabbit lies outstretched ... " "Barren hills of gravel and sand-stone ... " "The first night spent in the open air. .." REFERENCES Lummis, Charles, The Land of Poco Tiempo, 1893, p. 140. "" Van Dyke, The Desert; Further Studies in Natural Appearances, 1901, p. 150. Lummis, Poco Tiempo, p. I. Rhodes, Eugene Manlove, Paso Por Aqui, 1927, p.29. Lummis, Poco Tiempo, p. 140. Browne, J. Ross, Adventures in the APache Country: A Tour Through Arizona and Sonora, 1864, p. 47. Rideing, William, A-Saddle in the Wild West: A Glimpse of Travel Among the Mountains, Lava Beds, Sand Deserts, Adobe Towns, Indian Reservations and Ancient Pueblos of Southern Colorado, New Mexico, 1879, p. 1"3. "Possessing peculiar charms ... " "Everything dries ... " "Probably never before ... " "Tucson, at this time, was the capitaL." "Never shall I forget this Don Jesus ... " "The turf and mud make the best houses ... " "It is said that a wicked soldier..:" "There was a peculiar charm ... " "Town, as they called it. .." "It was a spot lovely, lovable ... " Browne, Adventures in theApache Country, p. 47. Ibid., p. 56. Cozzens, Samuel, The Marvelous Country: or, Three Years in Arizona and New Mexico, 1875, p. 153. Ibid. Expedition, Kendall, George, Narrative 1929, p. 294. of the Texan Santa Fe Bowles, Samuel, Across the Continent, 1865, p. 21. Browne, Adventures in the Apache Country, p. 56. Ibid., p. 47. Wister, Owen, The Virginian, 1902, p. II. Hough, Emerson, Heart's Desire, The Story of a Contented Town, Certain Peculiar Citizens Two Fortunate Lovers; a Novel, 1905, p. 12. and "The story of the West is a story ... " "But everywhere among these plainsmen ... " "We had plenty of time to watch the sport. .." "Certainly the man aspiring to the title of cowboy ... " "The rustler was a cowpuncher. .." "When drunk on the villainous whisky ... " "Call them the ordinary citizens ... " "The far west was not made by 'Plaster Saints' ... " "Molly was flustered ... " Hough, Emerson, The Story of the Cowboy, 1897, p. Vll. Roosevelt, Theodore, "Ranch Life in the Far West," Century Magazine, February, 1888, p. 502. Wister, The Virginian, p. 2. Hough, The Story of the Cowboy, pp. 32-34. Ibid., p. 297. Roosevelt, "Ranch Life in the Far West," p. 502. Wister, The Virginian, p. 375. West. 1925, Gerould, Katharine, The Aristocratic p. 19. Wister, The Virginian, pp. 1I0-III. ""Page numbers may vary.
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|Writers of the Purple Sage: Origins of a National Myth: Guide to the Resource Kits
|Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library) and Arizona Historical Society
|American literature – West (U.S.); West (U.S.) – Literary collections; West (U.S.) – In literature
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Arts and Architecture
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Leisure and Travel
Military and War
Native Americans
Race and Ethnicity
Science and Technology
Society and Culture
|Portfolio containing guides to the four resource kits that comprise Riders of the Purple Sage: Origins of a National Myth. Cover illustration is an undated graphic entitled "Ross Browne on the way home.8.5" x 11".
|Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library) and Arizona Historical Society
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|Writers of the Purple Sage - Origins of a National Myth
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|Writers of the Purple Sage: Origins of a National Myth: Audio Cassettes: Guide to the Resource Kits. Volume I of "Writers of the Purple Sage: Origins of a National Myth"
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|1980s (1980-1989)
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SALISBURY — Labor Day is near and the Rowan County Fair is just around the corner. Home gardeners finally have a break from the stranger than normal wet summer and many are venturing out in the landscapes and gardens to either prune excessive growth or prepare for fall lawn care. Below are a few questions from calls to Cooperative Extension over the past few days.
Question: I have muscadine grape vines with a white frothy substance on the shoots and stems. What is this and will it kill my vines? How do I control it?
Answer: The white frothy spots are most likely two lined spittle bugs. These generally come out in the spring on lawns and on trees and shrubs in the early fall. Some insecticides will control the insect. However, only minor damage occurs to the foliage. Go online to http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/ent/notes/O&T/lawn/note97/note97.html for more detailed information.
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Attachment 4595Attachment 4594Attachment 4593It all started Sat. morning with a nice active hunt. I had a doe and fawn come right in, and a small buck as well.... Also kicked up a solo doe on my way out as well.... I decided I didn't need to take a doe, or a small 1 1/2 year old buck so I moved on to my evening hunt. I had several deer come by, but my wind was wrong, and was caught by a couple of does.... regardless of the snorting and stomping, I still had some small does come in close and feed right under me. I had three coons come in and scare off deer. I had to wave at them several times to get them to run off..... I saw some real nice bucks walk around way out of range, but they had no intention on coming near me. Now I move on to this morning.... I woke up, showered in scent shield hair and body, and put on freshly washed hunting gear that was washed in scent killer. I sprayed down, and was hoping that my scent would not ruin my hunt as it did the night prior. As the sun was just about to come up, I heard some deer walking behind my tree. I was creeping around the tree to look for them, but had low light, and could not get a visual. Just as I was looking behind my tree, I heard footsteps and closing FAST. I turned around slowly to discover two bucks coming right in! The first is the deer I decided to take, and the second was a small fork. The wind was swirling, and the first buck began to get alert. I drew on him at 30 yards, and he was perfectly broadside. He quickly spun to a quartering away angle, and looked to be ready to bolt. I was then forced to either let him walk, or take a tough angular shot. I was confident, and like threading a needle released my Martin Cheetah, and went right over the right hind quarter, and with the help of my rage 2 blade head, sunk my arrow deep into his body (autopsy determined it went right through a little gut, right lung, and stopped against the front part of his ribs). I then watched my lighted red nock zig zag through the trees, crashing off trees several times. I was unsure of the shot placement at the time and decided to let him sit for a few hours. As I started my pursuit, I was surprised. I found a MASSIVE blood trail.... Some places, blood was spewing out 5 feet wide! He ran only 100 yards before tipping over. Now let me be the first to say, most would have let him "grow" I decided to take him because where we hunt, each spring it floods and you get a new batch of deer back year after year. It is next to impossible to manage your deer to have nothing but trophies walking around. I decided he was good enough for me, and was just stoked to enjoy my hunt!
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With six kilometers to go on the longest stage (252 km) of the race, the BMC Racing Team massed at the front to set Evans up for the steep, 2 km climb to the finish. After a leadout from Alessandro Ballan and George Hincapie, the race's defending champion kept pace with the leaders until the final 1,200 meters. "All the team did a great job in the dangerous downhill and the foot of the climb to place Cadel well," BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said. Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale) broke free on the climb with four others and won the five-up sprint while Chris Horner (RadioShack-Nissan) took the overall lead. Evans is now 20th, 53 seconds behind, with three stages remaining. "I rode the race I did and whether I got the best result out of myself as possible, today I can't say," Evans said. "But on two levels I have an idea where I am – not where I was last year – but in terms of the end results going toward the other races in the year, it's a really good indicator, particularly from the work of the team."
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