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That's funny because you actually DON'T know me. Would you like to show you my family tree? Will that shut you the hell up?
|Anonymous: How is that one anon that's basically helping you out being ignorant? That's a little mean.
She's being ignorant because she doesn't know anything about me. I happen to be British-American, so it's perfectly appropriate for me to use British slang and terms. xx
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|Anonymous: Why do you say uni? Why do you put kisses after you talk? Why do you use British phrases? You ARE NOT British MC. And when you try so hard to come off as if you were, you look stupid. Just letting you know.
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A lot of my friends use ethical opposition to the fast food industry to cover up their underlying fatophobia, and it made me want to get a rant out… so here goes. Opposing big fast food businesses and combating thin privilege are not mutually exclusive.
So I guess my points are:
1. You can't blame people for gaining weight from fast food when that's all they can afford and all they've grown up with
2. You can't blame people for gaining weight from fast food whenever because it's their food choice and their body.
3. You can't blame the fast food industry for making people fat because there's nothing wrong with being fat
4. You can't blame the fast food industry for making people fat because fast food consumption is one little factor among MANY OTHERS that lead to weight gain
5. You can blame the fast food industry for the actual bad stuff it does
Fact: If you're poor and from the inner city, then you're more likely to be in the proximity of fast/junk food exclusively, and you're more likely to be fat. Mississippi is ranked first in obesity and last in median household income.
But there's nothing inherently wrong (morally or health-wise) with being fat. In fact, fatophobia and classism often go hand in hand—just look at the archetypal "fat lazy welfare bum," a perennial target of the GOP's ire.
I repeat: there's nothing wrong with being fat or gaining weight. There is something wrong when fatness is determined not only by choice and/or genetics, but by geography and financial necessity. If you really just want to eat fast food and trans fats and high-fructose corn syrup all the time, that should be your choice, but not your fate. (Important: such choices are NOT the primary nor sole cause of being fat! More in later paragraphs.) Every American deserves the right to make their own informed food choices, regardless of where they live or how much money they make. Access to fresh, non-processed meals is largely exclusive to the upper and upper-middle classes. Who's ever seen a Whole Foods in the inner city?
And yes, I realize there are exceptions. My mom is one such person. Even while working full-time, she would spend anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour every night preparing home-cooked dinners with food she bought at the cheapest market two towns over. But even she made her sacrifices. She'd pack leftovers for my lunch, and if there wasn't any left for her, she would have Cup Noodles with a cup of milk (ew I know) or skip lunch altogether. My mom skimped on her own meals to go big for mine. How much easier would it have been if she could afford to get a household cook or eat out at nice restaurants? It's a lot easier to be healthy when you have the money.
Americans are surrounded by a culture that embraces junk food, moreso if they're from low-income neighborhoods. When I was in elementary school, I was always jealous of my classmates who had Lunchables and Cheetos for lunch while I had a plastic container of rice and vegetables. Fast food corporations spend absurd amounts of money on commercials that persuade us that we need a bucket of fried chicken in our life right now. And even if you can look past the advertisements, some people can only afford food that requires minimal time and money, aka. fast food. Coercing people to consume certain foods is, to some extent, an infringement on bodily sovereignty.
We also have to remember that fatness is not an appropriate measure of unhealthiness. Because guess what? The kids I was jealous of in school, the ones with endless bags of Doritos and Fruit Gushers—they weren't all fat. Actually, some of them were a lot skinnier than me, especially once I hit puberty. Yes, you are more likely to gain weight by eating junk food, but that's irrelevant. Excessive junk food is bad for you because it lacks key nutrients and vitamins, not because it makes you fat. These are two separate qualities.
First of all, some people are just born fat and there's nothing Jenny Craig & Co. can or should do about it. Nothing "made" them fat, other than nature. But besides pure genetic predisposition, lots of stuff can make you gain weight, regardless of how healthy or unhealthy it is. I gained a lot of weight when I started eating meat and fish after quitting vegetarianism. Even most vegetarians agree that meat and fish aren't fundamentally unhealthy; they just find eating animals unethical and substitutable.
Some foods are associated with weight gain. Some foods are unhealthy. Junk food happens to be both, but you can't conflate and link two distinct qualities as you please. It's the same kind of mindset that justifies modern Islamophobia. Some people are Muslims. Some people are terrorists. Very very very very few are both.
Also, back to the vegetarianism comparison: who's going around telling every American to be a vegetarian? Vegetarians are constantly criticized if they try to convince others to also stop eating animals, because they should keep their choices to themselves. Why do we treat certain food choices like individual decisions but not others?
Big fast food chains can suck for a lot of reasons. Maybe they mistreat their employees and prohibit unionization. Maybe they use deceptive advertising. Maybe they exhibit racism, sexism, and/or homophobia in the workplace. Maybe they prioritize profit margins over environmental consciousness. Maybe their menu items contain far too much sugar, oil, and strange chemical concoctions to be appropriate for regular consumption. Maybe they make such unhealthy foods despite knowing that over a million Americans can afford nothing better. Maybe they disproportionately exploit and hurt the working class, whether they're employees or customers.
But they aren't bad for making people fat. If that's your problem with fast food, maybe you should try taking on genetics first.
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Best paint to refresh metal lawn chairs?
Spring has sprung & our front patio chairs need to be refreshed. They are the old metal kind that allow you to 'bounce' while seated. Plans are to clean well, sand & then paint. What metal paint would you recommend? Is better coverage by spray (can or paint sprayer) or by brush? Slats are all approx 1" wide, frames are rounded. Thanks!
If it were me, I'd clean them up per your description, hit the exposed metal with some rustoleum primer and then paint the whole thing with spray can rustoleum.
Besides the cleaning and sanding program you've already got in mind, you want to remove as much of the existing rust as possible before painting with an OIL BASED primer and oil based paint. I think all of the primers and paints that Rustoleum makes are oil based.
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Patrik Ervell Fall 2010 - Photos: The Fashionisto
It's good to have obsessions. They help keep your mind off things like heartbreak or hunger or homework. I have this friend Anna Beath who once told me that she often day dreams about winning first division Lotto, and what she'd do with the money. It got me started. The possibilities were endless, as was the amount of time spent thinking about it - and if time is the most precious commodity, then surely time well wasted trumps time poorly spent. I already have sweaters and beige pants and religion and relationships to obsess over, plus more recently boiled wool and bottle green, but I can now add blazers that button all the way up.
I know I had a go at the Trelise Cooper Air New Zealand blazers that did a similar thing, but those were different. They just buttoned high with a tiny lapel, rather than buttoning all the way up with a flipped lapel. And I've recently learned that those blazers aren't even making their way into production anyway. The blazers that button all the way up obsession began in Milan I believe (though I can't remember at which show), but was cemented at Patrik Ervell on Saturday.
I think it looks best with the top and bottom button undone, like our old mate Matvey Lykov is wearing in the top photo. And imagine it in bottle green. Obsessed!
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And there it is at Lacoste. A bit more kelly than bottle, but I'll take it.
Monday, February 15, 2010
#1094 Blazers that button ALL the way up
Posted by Isaac Likes at 10:26 AM
Labels: Blazers that button all the way up, Lacoste, Matvey Lykov, New York Fashion Week, Obsessions, Patrik Ervell
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- rich said...
can't say i'm feeling ya on that one isaac.
- February 15, 2010 at 4:49 PM
- Isaac Likes said...
You will.
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Habersham Community Theatre will perform the comedy farce "Boeing, Boeing" over the next two weekends.
The Tokyo String Quartet will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, in the UGA Performing Arts Center's Hodgson Concert Hall in Athens.
Nine University of North Georgia professors will showcase their work this month in The 2013 Faculty Biennial Exhibition, held in the Roy C. Moore art gallery on UNG's Gainesville campus.
The story of six strong Southern women returns to the Cumming Playhouse.
The Bard is coming to the Beard.
The Lumpkin County "Invest in the Future" initiative will hold a Bluegrass/Country Music Concert on Saturday, Feb. 16.
If the weather hasn't been cold enough for you, get ready for a plunge in temps this weekend.
The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia will hold a free open house from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16 for all visitors.
Get ready for an evening of heartwarming hilarity as the Georgia Mountain Players presents "Opal's Baby" Thursday, Feb. 14 at the Brenau Downtown Center (formerly the Georgia Mountains Center).
South Korean pianist Yoonie Han will perform Sunday in Gainesville as part of the ProMusica Concert Series. The concert will begin at 4 p.m. at
HELEN - Unicoi State Park and Lodge in the North Georgia mountains shakes off the winter chill with an outstanding arts and crafts exhibition.During the 38th annual Fireside Craft/Art Show, park visitors can warm up in a spacious lodge while viewing the creations of top artisans from across the Southeast.
Gardeners, landscape architects, preservationists and plant lovers of all levels and expertise will gather at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia in Athens for the 2013 Southern Garden Heritage Conference.
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If you're looking for a way to celebrate Arbor day with other tree lovers, look no further than Gainesville.
A behind-the-scenes look at the glamorous world of modeling is the next feature in the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers sponsored by The Arts Council, University of North Georgia, Oakwood and South Arts.
One prophecy from three witches leads a Scottish general to take the throne of Scotland by force. This Shakespearean tale will be told within the walls of the historic Holly Theater at 69 W. Main St., in Dahlonega this month.
Chasing a white rabbit and racing a dodo bird are all part of Lewis Carroll's famous book starring a young girl named Alice.
Golfers will putt for pets during the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia's 27th annual Dog Day Afternoon Golf Tournament.
Through biodiversity and sustainability, the average gardener may make smarter choices in conjunction with nature.
Giant balloons are once again descending - and ascending, then descending again - into Flowery Branch.
Gold Rush Days celebrating Dahlonega's history during a boom era have been a tradition for ages. And the popular festival invites North Georgians to the annual party next weekend.
Iconic songs and a splash of color are poised to treat the eyes and ears of Gainesville residents next Friday night with The Arts Council's first big event of the new season: "A World Of Art: International Art Exhibition" and 7 Bridges: The Ultimate Eagles Experience.
Many North Georgia artists go unrecognized for their work. But from Oct. 16 to Dec. 6, artists will step into the spotlight in Gainesville.
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While Mule Camp Market takes over the Gainesville Square, a downtown bookstore will spill its contents into the old Regions Bank building to sell its products.
Area residents may don costumes and enter the forest at night for a fun, non-scary adventure next weekend.
Classical fairy tale characters come together in song and dance as the Spartan Players of West Hall High School present "Into the Woods" today and Saturday.
Find your appetite while you find your way out of the corn this fall. Then have yourself a piece of pumpkin pie.
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- Friday, November 07, 2003
The following were some comments made in the year 1957:
(1) "I'll tell you one thing, if things keep going the way they are, its going to be impossible to buy a weeks groceries for $20.00."
(2) "Have you seen the new cars coming out next year? It won't be long when $5,000 will only buy a used one."
(3) "If cigarettes keep going up in price, I'm going to quit. A quarter a pack is ridiculous."
(4) "Did you hear the post office is thinking about charging a dime just to mail a letter?"
(5) "If they raise the minimum wage to $1, nobody will be able to hire outside help at the store."
(6) "When I first started driving, who would have thought gas would someday cost 29 cents a gallon. Guess we'd be better off leaving the car in the garage,"
(7) "Kids today are impossible. Those ducktail hair cuts make it impossible to stay groomed. Next thing you know, boys will be wearing their hair as long as the girls,"
(8) "I'm afraid to send my kids to the movies any more. Ever since they let Clark Gable get by with saying damn in "Gone With The Wind", it seems every new movie has either heck or darn in it."
(9) "I read the other day where some scientist thinks it's possible to put a man on the moon by the end of the century. They even have some fellows they call astronauts preparing for it down in Texas."
(10) "Did you see where some baseball player just signed a contract for $75,000 a year just to play ball? It wouldn't surprise me if someday that they will be making more than the President."
(11) "I never thought I'd see the day all our kitchen appliances would be electric. They are even making electric typewriters now."
(12) "It's too bad things are so tough nowadays. I see where a few married women are having to work just to make ends meet."
(13) "It won't be long before young couples are going to have to hire someone to watch their kids so they can both work."
(15) "I'm just afraid the Volkswagen car is going to open the door to a whole lot of foreign business."
(16) "Thank goodness I won't live to see the day when the Government takes half our income in taxes. I sometimes wonder if we are electing the best people to Congress."
(17) "The drive-in restaurant is convenient in nice weather, but I seriously doubt they will ever catch on."
(18) "There is no sense going to Lincoln or Omaha anymore for a weekend. It costs nearly $15.00 a night to stay in a hotel."
(19) "No one can afford to be sick any more, $35.00 a day in the hospital is too rich for my blood."
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Lenovo apparently thinks that consumers want tablets larger than the average desktop computer monitor because the company is preparing a 23-inch tablet for consumer markets.
To contrast, the average desktop monitor is usually 19 inches, and the 10-inch iPad , which seems to be more than adequate for millions of users, is less than half the size of Lenovo's tablet. Even laptops rarely extend beyond 17 inches.
"We think that there is potential for a 23-inch tablet. We'd have to take care of battery life and we are working to get the weight down," William Cai, Lenovo's senior marketing specialist, told TechRadar. "It's obviously not for full mobility use, but it could be moved from room to room in the house and used with a full keyboard, or as a television. Or you could lay it on a table top and use it for family games."
The Lenovo tablet would reportedly look much like the all-in-one computers that already look much like a desktop monitor that contains all the necessary hardware. In essence, they would just be making a desktop computer (marginally) more portable.
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Is there such thing as being too kind?
It's an honest question and I'm looking for your honest opinions.
I was raised Catholic and I think it's the primary reason that I have such a difficult time believing "too kind" is a thing*. Being selfless and giving all that you can, regardless of its impact on your own life (whether positive or negative), is just the way you're supposed to act - it's "the right thing to do" and maybe even a ticket to Heaven.
Regardless of your beliefs - or as a result of them (or lack-thereof) - what are your thoughts on being too kind? Use the answer box below, leave reply, use the comment box on the blog page, or use my askbox or email if you'd like to have a private dialog.
I'm reblogging this again because I imagine a lot of this will happen over the course of the next week, and Michele really nailed it.
My boyfriend "works with computers." Maybe you have a spouse/partner who "works with computers." Maybe you "work with computers." It doesn't matter what exactly you do with the computers. For instance, my boyfriend is an engineer. Maybe yours is in IT. Maybe you are a programmer. Maybe your wife manages a help desk. Someone close to them - a friend or family member - will know only that they "work with computers" and therefore, they are available to work on their computer. For free.
They'll just call during the week, on the weekends, at work, at night, on a holiday. They'll corner the computer person at a party. At 7-11. At a funeral.
"Can you look at my computer? It's not working right."
"I'm having trouble connecting to the internet."
"I think I have a virus."
"Can you hook up our new computer?"
And what can they say? It's a mother in law, an uncle, a close friend, his father's boss. And he "works with computers" so he can definitely fix that problem. For free.
He goes to their house. It takes two, three hours because the person who wants their computer fixed is hovering over him, watching his ever move, throwing out phrases he heard someone say so it seems like he sort of knows what's going on.
"Yea, I thought it had something to do with motherload. Errr. Motherboard. Yea, that's it. I knew it."
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And he does call again. Because the "computer person" will patiently explain to you how this program works or what you have to do when this happens the next time but the person is not really listening because, hey, he'll just call when it happens again. Because this guy who "works with computers" is a really nice guy and he won't mind if you call again. And again.
And really, most of the time he doesn't mind. He likes you. He wants to help you. Then you call and say "Gee, I really want to get this fixed right away. Can't you come over on your way home from work?" and he just spent all day in front of a computer and all he wants to do is go home and eat dinner and NOT sit in front of the computer. But he does it anyhow. He does it on a Saturday when we should be kicking back. He does it on a holiday when everyone is in your backyard enjoying a barbecue and you dragged him into the house to show him how your AOL doesn't load up.
On behalf of my boyfriend, and all other people who "work with computers" and get asked day after day to fix things for free, here's a few guidelines.
Be thankful. If he spent three hours at your house fixing something you fucked up that would have cost you $200 to get fixed by the Geek Squad, show your appreciation. Offer him a 50. Offer him dinner. Send him a damn thank you card or something. Don't just say thanks and promise to call him again next time something screws up.
Be considerate of his time. Don't get pissy if he can't attend to your problems immediately. Ask him when it's good for him to come over.
If he tries to explain what your computer's problem is, listen. If he is teaching you how to use a program, listen. Don't blow him off just because you think you can call him every time you are using that program so he can explain it to you again.
Don't treat him like he's at your beck and call. What do you do for a living? What if he asked you to drop what you're doing on a Friday night to come over and do his taxes for free?
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Yeast free. Suitable for vegetarians. Using real Irish buttermilk and oats, Paul Rankin has chosen the finest ingredients to give this wheaten bannock bread a rustic flavour.
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The conflict came to light in an LA Times story this morning, citing an opinion from a district lawyer sent to Gloria Romero, the former California lawmaker who wrote the 2010 "Parent Trigger" law.
Romero, who founded the California Center for Parent Empowerment last year, said in an interview this morning she felt "angry and betrayed" by a legal decision that was reached last fall by the district but not shared with her until she learned about it three weeks ago.
"I'm not saying LAUSD is wrong on the legal interpretation; I just don't know, and that's why I'm seeking another legal interpretation from the state," she said, "But LAUSD's decision violates the spirit and intent of the law."
"What I want to know," she added, "is why did they keep this quiet all this time."
The district's opinion stems from a Federal waiver granted LA Unified and seven other California school districts, allowing them to to create their own metrics for academic performance in the temporary absence of statewide standards — measures used to determine whether a school is failing.
LA Unified Superintendent John Deasy said in an interview that the metrics used by LA Unified and the other districts granted the waiver still give parents the right to use the Parent Trigger law, so long as a school has been deemed in need of improvement for two consecutive years, ending with the 2014-2015 school year.


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INDIANAPOLIS - A Colts cheerleader is offering to shave her head for leukemia research. "Meagan M." said she's accepting a challenge from Colts mascot "Blue," WIBC reported.
"Blue challenged any of us cheerleaders," Megan said. "If he would raise $10,000 for cancer research, he asked if any of us would shave our head at the next game."
She said yes.
"Because of myself having friends who've been affected by cancer," she said. "And family members and my volunteer work, it was just something I absolutely wanted to do."
If Blue gets fans to donate the money at www.colts.com/chuckstrong , her long brown locks will be shorn at halftime of the next home game, Nov. 25 against the Buffalo Bills.
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In 1789, the year James Fenimore Cooper was born, the thirteen North Americancade he enjoyed a leisured existence as a gentleman farmer on inherited lands in both Cooperstown and Westchester County. Popular legend holds that Cooper turned to writing when his wife jokingly suggested that he attempt a novel, but it is now known thatme a gentleman farmer and householder. The one thing he still needed was a proper wife, which he was lucky enough to find in Susan DeLancey. She, as he already knew, came from a family richer and more securely upper class than his own and, as he learned, was also an affable, intelligent woman who was fond of reading. Cooper was content with this, yet at first he did not join her when she was busy with her books but indulged in the male pastimes of hunting and hiking in the nearby hills.
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The last of the five Leatherstocking tales recalls Natty Bumpo's adventures as a young man among the Delaware Indians of New York State
The deadly crack of a long rifle and the piercing cries of Indians on the warpath shatter the serenity of beautiful Lake Glimmerglass. Danger has invaded the vast forests of upper New York State as Deerslayer and his loyal Mohican friend Chingachgook attempt the daring rescue of an Indian maiden imprisoned in a Huron camp. Soon they are caught in the cross fire between a cunning enemy and two white bounty hunters who mercilessly kill for profit.
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Kingfisher Loses Flying Rights and Airport Slots
The withdrawal of Kingfisher Airlines' domestic airport slots and international flying rights by India's Ministry of Civil Aviation on February 25 could make a phased restart of the carrier even more challenging. Meanwhile, authorities have de-registered 13 of the 37 aircraft parked in India, but airports haven't allowed lessors to claim their assets until Kingfisher pays pending dues totaling $72 million.
"[Kingfisher has] to give some guarantee [to pay]," said Airports Authority of India chairman V.P. Agrawal. "Bank checks worth $21 million…bounced. A legal issue is going on."
Not permitting lessors to recover their aircraft contravenes the Cape Town Convention and India "could lose trust of lessors" that view it as a risk-averse market, Agrawal told AIN.
"We will soon meet with the ministry of civil aviation to take a decision [to let the airplanes go]," he said.
Rival carriers can claim Kingfisher's withdrawn rights are due to "non-utilization" and they most covet those in Mumbai, said an airline official who did not want to be named. "Our priority is to distribute these rights to interested Indian carriers that want to operate on these sectors," minister of civil aviation Ajit Singh said. Authorities have also withdrawn Kingfisher's parking slots at domestic airports.
Kingfisher came into being before the launch of budget carriers SpiceJet, GoAir and IndiGo and had acquired 21 daily prime slots from Mumbai to Bangalore/Goa/Chennai. "Parking that is constrained in Mumbai and Pune because of the air force base is also attractive," the airline official told AIN.
Kingfisher, which hasn't operated in five months, offered around 3,500 seats a day on its international network. It operated seven weekly flights to London, 21 to Dubai, 21 to Bangkok, seven to Kathmandu, 14 to Dacca, 35 to Sri Lanka, 14 to Hong Kong and seven to Singapore. While most of the segments are available since Kingfisher flew so-called "me-too routes," Dubai ranks as the most attractive, "though it is the Dubai airport that is constrained for slots," said the official. Departure timings of Kingfisher's international flights represent an added attraction for those looking for slots, such as Jet Airways, which is expected to sign a deal with Abu Dhabi-based Etihad.
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Michelle Hammett, an ETSU senior and University Honors Scholar majoring in Anthropology, is quick to point out the benefits of becoming involved in an undergraduate research experience while at ETSU. In collaboration with Dr. Jay Franklin, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Michelle received an ETSU Honors College Student-Faculty Collaborative Grant (SFCG) to study pottery sherds and bone fragments uncovered from the Nelson Site on the Nolichucky River. This large Late Middle Woodland locale dates back around 1300-1400 years and, until now, has never been described in a publication. Michelle's research project entailed analyzing items from the location, including 3000 pieces of pottery, with the goal of providing a clearer, more detailed understanding of the history of the site and its inhabitants.
The project originated during Michelle's sophomore year at ETSU, when she made the decision to change her major to Anthropology. Dr. Franklin suggested that she start a project that would allow her to become more familiar with the fields of anthropology and archaeology. "It all started when he gave me the stuff from the Nelson site and I had to wash every piece of pottery," said Michelle. The pottery had been stored in bags in an attic for 30 years, so a great deal of time needed to be spent washing and categorizing the items.
During analyzes of the pottery sherds, Michelle and Dr. Franklin identified the stylistic preferences of the people who inhabited the Nelson Site. The pottery sherds excavated from this site are similar to sherds found in Western North Carolina, Northern Georgia, and the Ohio Valley. According to Michelle, this suggests that inhabitants of the Nelson Site had interactions through trade and partnerships with natives in other areas in the Eastern part of the country. Michelle admits that, before beginning her research project, she had never thought about the pre- history of our region and thought the area evolved with the settlers and colonials. Furthermore, "I didn't realize there was such a rich history, culture, and trade in the area before European colonization," says Michelle. "These early peoples had very advanced trade networks that our current generations don't recognize." Michelle hopes that this original research will encourage more exploration of other local sites, so we can learn more about the region's heritage. "If research is done on other sites, we can eventually do some large comparative studies to find out more about the ancestry of this area. I believe there will always be an interest in such research. Part of that interest results from the establishment and growth of the East Tennessee State University Anthropology Department, as well as the presence of an active ongoing research program that assists undergraduate students in funding research," she says.
Michelle's research about the Nelson Site was published in the fall 2008 issue of the Tennessee Archaeology, with a photo of one of the site's pottery sherds used as the cover for the issue. According to Michelle, being published while an undergraduate student is one of the most rewarding aspects of her research experience and she enthusiastically adds, "This has been the highlight of my undergraduate career."
Michelle emphasizes that funding from the SFCG was instrumental in the success of her project. The SFCG and other similar grants are great ways to provide undergraduates with research opportunities that can be difficult to find at other schools. She reports that during a trip to the conference of Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (a professional archaeology conference), she realized that opportunities for funding research, such as the SFCG for undergraduates at ETSU, are rare. "Because of the funding I received from ETSU's Honors College, I was able to present research findings obtained from the Nelson site last spring. In fact, there were no other undergraduate students at the conference other than those from ETSU. The only students in attendance from other schools were those students working on a masters or PhD degrees. This made me realize what awesome research programs were available at ETSU," says Michelle.
Michelle's research was not accomplished without some challenges. She emphasized that learning new things, such as conducting hands-on research, is always difficult when it's unfamiliar. Time commitments also presented obstacles because as Michelle says, "Research takes time and people need to be realistic and realize it is a commitment. Then she jokingly adds, "I did cry a couple of times when I thought I lost my data because I was like… 'That's my baby.' I didn't lose the data, but it would have been a huge set back if I had because my data provided the foundation for my project and our publication."
Michelle encourages other students to become actively involved in their field of study and not to be afraid to talk to their professors about research. She suggests that students discuss research projects with professors to help them develop ideas for prospective SFCG proposals. The conversations may focus on new research projects or may include working with a professor on some aspect of their on-going research programs. Either way, the SFCG is a great way to get funding for supplies, equipment, travel (research only), computer time, and other expenses related to a research project. Michelle also adds that experiences and opportunities, such as those obtained during her research project, help students stand out when applying for graduate studies. "I don't think I would be as prepared for Graduate School had I not done research with Dr. Franklin and had the exposure to research, grant writing, and publishing," says Michelle.
As for Michelle, after graduation she will be taking a couple of years off before entering Graduate School. She is currently planning to teach English for a year at North China University of Technology in Beijing (NCUT). Once she has gained more international experience, she hopes to return to school to pursue a Master's degree in Anthropology.


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After G-Dep is indicted for killing his stepbrother in 1993, Robert Henkel says, "After all this time, yes, he just should have shut up."
On December 15, former Bad Boy rapper Trevell "G-Dep" Coleman walked into the 25th police precinct and confessed to murdering John Henkel in 1993. Coleman was quickly indicted by a grand jury. And while Coleman's lawyer says his client was unburdening himself as part of a 12-step drug rehabilitation program, members of the victim's family have decidedly different opinions on the confession.
"I think he's an idiot," Robert Henkel, the stepbrother of G-Dep's shooting victim told the New York Post. "He has three kids and a wife. It was years and years and years ago. Finally, we're not always thinking about it . . . and now it has to be dug up all again."
G-Dep recently appeared on the Chi King single "On My Way." John Gornbein, the CEO of Protekted Records—the label Chi King is signed to—has offered to donate a portion of the sales from "On My Way" to the surviving members of the Henkel's family.
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THE rioting and looting which recently took place throughout England was as serious as any which took place here in the North of Ireland, yet those in charge of policing deemed it unnecessary to use lethal weapons -- i.e. plastic bullets.
The lesson to be learned is that there are alternative methods which can be deployed in dealing with such public order issues.
Will the Police Service of Northern Ireland take this on board and decommission plastic bullets?
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Ace Enders To Play Special NYC Show
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It was announced at a show at The School Of Rock in Hackensack just two nights ago that Ace Enders, aka I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody's Business, will be playing a special "Pay What You Want" show in New York City sometime this spring. Ace has used this method before for the purchasing of his recent EP and Kickstarter, but it looks like he'll be testing the concert market with it as well. The show will almost certainly take place at The Studio At Webster Hall considering that Excess dB is promoting the show and that is the typical venue they use.
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As the pre-season started, the Houston Rockets surprised most of the NBA authorities with their newly built squad. It is clear that they played against the teams which were not ready for the season but on the other hand, the Rockets played well in their last two games against Oklahoma City Thunder and New Orleans Hornets.
Jeremy Lin`s New Role
Jeremy Lin was showing good signs for the upcoming season for Rockets fans that he is going to be better than last year. He might not have the same affect to the Rockets like Yao Ming but he is a huge asset for the Houston Rockets' roster. In my opinion, he was overpaid a little bit but he will be the main guy in the Rockets' system for the upcoming season.
Terrence Jones
Rookie Jones played amazing in his first game against the Oklahoma City Thunder and he had a solid game against the New Orleans Hornets. He played only 20 minutes in the game and scored 5 points but he was doing so many extra things for the team which cannot be seen on a stat sheet.
Omer Asik
In yesterday`s game he played really well. He had 15 rebounds against Robin Lopez. He is not a good scoring option but his rebounding is going to be a huge extra for the Rockets. Asik is a real professional and because he is overpaid he is not going to stop hustling and improving his game.
Kevin Martin
He had a pretty decent game yesterday and it seemed like he liked to play with his teammates but in the future he is going to be a problem for the Rockets roster. The newly built Rockets team should use him as a trade asset before he loses his value.
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He scored 10 points in each game but he is not ready for the NBA. He will probably get minutes for the Rockets but he has to improve his off the ball plays to be a part of the Rockets team.
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There is nothing much to say about the New Orleans Hornets from yesterday`s game. The star and the future star of the team was playing in the game and the other pieces seemed not that ready for the season. Anthony Davis is real lucky to find a franchise where he can develop and not be under pressure. Moreover, It is going to be so hard for the New Orleans Hornets to be in the playoff race this year again like last year.
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