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TRAIN WRECK Most careers end with a train wreck. Don Dudenbostel's career as a photographer began with one in 1957. He was around 9 years old and living in Oak Ridge when a center span of Elza Gate trestle on the east side of town collapsed, sending a train and cars loaded with coal into the Clinch River. His father took young Don out to the accident site to see for himself what the town was talking about. But not before he could grab his Brownie Starflash so he could make what he remembers as his first documentary image. Today, his documentary and commercial photography has been nationally and internationally recognized. He's got a shelf full of awards and, in the middle of them all, now getting a little dusty having been long since replaced by the more expensive and professional grade cameras Dudenbostel uses in his work now, he's still got his Brownie Starflash.
SNAKES ON THE BIBLE "These is broadbands from out of Oklahoma," Preacher Jimmy Morrow said as he gently took up the two adult copperheads from a "serpent box" at his tiny church in Del Rio in rural Cocke County. "Jesus name," he said, as he gently placed the poisonous copperheads on a bible so Dudenbostel could photograph them, then speaking in "the unknown tongue" adding, "Heylocita ha ta ta ta." Morrow is a true believer in a steadily dwindling religious practice that's been around in the rural Appalachian South since the early 20th Century, commonly referred to as "snake handlers." They prefer the term, "serpent handlers" because it's more biblical (Mark 16:17-18) and useful to distinguish between non-poisonous reptiles and the poisonous ones. "Why copperheads?" I asked, "This bible verse doesn't say anything about taking up poisonous snakes." "Why, anybody could pick up a-ol' blacksnake," he answered.
SLEEPY HUNGRY TIRED You wouldn't remember the real name of this motel if you were a tourist on your way to the Smokies back years ago. Especially if you were sleepy, hungry, or tired. Back then, the real name was Sunny Acres Motel and it was on your right on Chapman Highway heading to Gatlinburg and making your way past the places selling quilts and dishes. Today, with new owners and a new name, it's called the Wayoma Motel and it's on the other side of Chapman Highway. But to people in Knoxville, it will always be "The Sleepy Hungry Tired out on Chapman Highway" probably because that's what it's always been called, and probably because they're still using the original sign. Although most old tourist motels like this one have been bypassed into extinction by the interstate, the "hillbilly" with the light in his hat is still there, the a welcoming beacon for any traveler who's sleepy, hungry or tired.
ARTHUR BULLINGTON – MULE SKINNER Arthur Bullington, lifelong resident of Cocke County, is also a lifelong "muleskinner," someone who trades and trains mules. No mules actually get skinned in his line of work, but the person who thinks he's getting a deal off Arthur Bullington probably will be "skinned" on the trade because the odds are Arthur Bullington is a lot sharper than his buyer. That's where the term "muleskinner" comes from. He lives very simply in a little ramshackle house next to his mule barn, and he's "never had no schoolin'" except for what he knows about mules. He's been training mules since he was 15 and been around mules since his father bought him his first one when he was 12. "Never did own a car, always had a mule," he says. You might be able to read books better than Mr. Arthur Bullington, but I bet you don't know how to read mules as well as he can.
MENNONITE GIRLS Mennonite girls just wanna have fun, too. These two, photographed by Dudenbostel in a Mennonite community at Muddy Pond in Putnam County in the early '80s, were having their fun by turning a sawbuck (used to cut firewood to length with a man-powered crosscut saw) into a saw "horse." Their simple attire and lifestyle often causes Mennonites to be confused with the Amish. Although the two groups have common roots in Europe, Mennonites separated from the Amish in the 1600s. The Amish shun the outside world, but Mennonites don't always. So, to some there in the Mennonite community in Putnam County, the notion of going "commercial" and allowing the outside world in was perfectly acceptable. Because of a community-wide disagreement about going "commercial" this particular Mennonite community has split. The ones who would allow the outside world in have stayed, while those who disagreed have moved away from Muddy Pond—and the modern world.
LADIES WAITING ROOM AT THE L&N STATION In 1905, in accordance with the custom of the Edwardian era, certain proprieties had to be observed for chivalrous treatment of women. Maybe especially in train station waiting rooms, like this special ladies waiting room at the old L&N passenger terminal in Knoxville. The special waiting room for ladies had its own entrance and fireplace. It was furnished with a library table, writing desks, and rocking chairs. The L&N passenger terminal was one of Knoxville's most ornate public spaces at the time, purposely designed to out-do the more homely and functional Southern terminal nearby. With trains and passengers gone, the L&N terminal has been home to some offices and a restaurant. It's now a STEM academy, a school for smart technology-minded kids.
CROSS BURNING: The Klan was already in decline somewhat by the time Dudenbostel took this picture of a Klan cross burning in Mascot around 1970. Today, membership in what law enforcement used to regard as a "domestic terrorist organization" has dwindled to almost nothing. Law enforcement these days is a lot more worried about the Skinheads and Aryan Brotherhood, describing them as violent criminal groups run from prisons.
THE GUY IN THE BUSHES The American student protest movement of the '60s finally caught up with the University of Tennessee on January 15, 1970. That was the day only 30 or so protesters gathered on The Hill because they were upset with the university for replacing popular UT president Andy Holt with Ed Boling. When legions of police showed up, the protest became not about the administration but about the police themselves. "The guy in the bushes," whose name was Ray Alexander, put it all in perspective with his "peace sign" flashed under the baton of police in full riot gear. Dudenbostel's photograph, which was picked up by the Associated Press and twice more by Esquire, has now been reprinted hundreds of times. This means the iconic image of Ray Alexander, whom Don lost track of years ago, has lived on far beyond fading memories of the "riot" on The Hill at UT in 1970. Ray, if you're still out there, "peace, brother."
EBEN AND MARKET SQUARE His name was Eben. You could find him most days back in the early '70s at Market Square when Watson's was the big draw and there were no restaurants or bars like there are today. Before Market Square was populated with people talking or texting with cell phones or plugged in to their iPods, oblivious to the people around them, there were lots of old guys like Eben then who divided their time between Market Square and Central Avenue, just to talk to each other or tell their stories to anyone would listen. Eben's story was that he'd once been a railroad engineer and retired here, where he was born. He lived somewhere near downtown and got by on his railroad pension. Eben is gone from Market Square now. So is Watson's. And so are Eben's stories.
GET RIGHT WITH GOD You can still see admonitions like this, especially along roadways in the rural South. Whether the message is painted on roadside crosses or nailed to barns, "Get Right with God" means stop your sinful ways and get on better terms with God as imagined by the whoever put the sign up. The part of the message that says "or else," is strongly implied, so the phrase "or you're going to hell" usually doesn't need to be added. This sign on the side of an old barn was photographed by Dudenbostel in the early '70s along the back roads of Cocke County, a few miles outside of Newport. The rusted out truck is gone now and the part of the sign with "God" on it is falling down.
"BIKERS" at PETROS What do you do when you really want to be a bad-boy biker but you don't have enough money for a motorcycle—and can't afford a professional tattoo? If you're one of these young guys, you get a banana bike (it's kinda like a motorcycle, but without a motor) and you do your tattoos yourself with a needle, thread, and India ink. Then you smoke cigarettes like you don't care who knows it. Dudenbostel found these would-be bikers having a smoke in front of a store in Petros in the early '70s. The young guy in front, who seemed to be taking some kind of leadership role with the rest of his "gang," is Benny. He led his pack to this store because he favors Pepsi and they'll sell him cigarettes. The store is now completely gone and maybe Benny has finally gotten a real motorcycle. And he's probably still smoking—if he's still alive.
A RACE OF MURDERS Dewey H. "Buddy" Tucker, former pastor of the former Temple Memorial Baptist Church which he founded in 1969, disliked Jews. Still does. Probably still dislikes spelling, too. Tucker's church, which was located on Magnolia Avenue, aligned itself with various white supremacist movements, including the Ku Klux Klan, by asserting that Jews were related to biblical bad boy Cain, by way of a sexual liaison between Satan and Eve. Tucker also preached that people of the white race were direct descendants of Adam and Eve. Dudenbostel made this picture of Tucker's church marquee in the early '70s, before the self-proclaimed prophet from Dandridge went to prison in 1977 for a 1974 conviction on the federal charge of income tax evasion. In a torrent of words discharged like industrial effluent, Tucker is still preaching his white nationalist, anti-Semitic, Christian identity views today. Only now he does it the modern way—with a website instead of a church marquee, and he probably has a spell-checker.
ACTS 2:38 OR HELL It was your choice, according to him, "Acts 2:38 or Hell." But if you were ever around the Old City in Knoxville during the '50s and '60s, you didn't really have a choice about seeing him and his message. It was hard to miss. He'd rigged a bicycle with cardboard and clear plastic sheeting against the advent of weather and mud puddles. Big white hand-painted letters on poster board or on his umbrella proclaimed his message. Working on foot, he'd get ahead of you on a sidewalk so you could read the Acts 2-38 or Hell poster over his back. Then he'd hold up a mirror so he could see your reaction. He always wore sunglasses, so you couldn't see his. Clarence Wilson was a black long-time street preacher who died at 77 in a Knoxville nursing home in 1985. Nobody in Knoxville ever knew his name, though. He was always just the "Acts 2:38 or hell guy."


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Tuesday, August 21, 2007
MACON, Ga. (Aug. 21, 2007) - With two and a half weeks remaining before the ETSU cross country season gets underway the Atlantic Sun conference released its 2007 preseason coaches poll, and Dave Walker's men's team is picked to finish third this season among conference foes.
The Bucs received 123 total votes, which is only three shy from second-place
ETSU will be one of the top teams looking to dethrone
Senior Jordan Ladd (Lyn, Ontario), junior red-shirt Jeff Crane (Taylors, S.C.), and sophomore Kenneth Rotich (Sotik, Kenya) round out the returnees from last season, while local newcomer Josh Jaynes (Elizabethton, Tenn.) adds much needed depth to the squad. ETSU will search for its first team championship since the 1996 season as its top five runners and a couple new additions look to bounce back after the third-place mark in 2006.
Just like on the men's side,
For the second consecutive season the ETSU women's team will be guided by a youth movement as head coach Michelle Byrne's squad features one senior, two sophomores and three freshmen. The Bucs' top returning runner, Vicki Currie (
Joining the
The Bucs received 48 total votes and were selected to finish ninth by the coaches.
The ETSU cross country team is preparing for its season opener, which is slated for Saturday, Sept. 8 at the Virginia Tech Invitational.
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Mark A. Swedenhjelm, 40, of 305 School St., East Kane, died Saturday, April 23, 2011, at the Kane Community Hospital, following an extended illness.
Born Feb. 16, 1971, in Kane, he was a son of Darrell and Marsha Glans Swedenhjelm.
Mark was a member of Lebanon Lutheran Church. After graduation from Kane High School, he attended Ohio Diesel Technical College for two years and received a degree in diesel mechanics. He had been employed by Highlander Energy where he did insulation and scaffold- building work.
He was a 20-year member of the Kane Volunteer Fire Dept. and loved spending time working with his bulldozer and backhoe and fixing up his Jeep Wrangler.
Surviving are his mother, Marsha Swedenhjelm of East Kane; his grandmother, Lois Glans of Kane; an aunt, Kimberley Cochran of Ludlow; an uncle, Archie L. Glans of Cochranton; and several other aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his father, Darrell Swedenhjelm and his grandfather, Archie C. Glans.
Friends will be received at the Cummings Funeral Home, Inc. on Tuesday from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. and again on Wednesday from 12 p.m. noon to 1 p.m.
Funeral services will be held 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Lebanon Lutheran Church, with the Rev. V. Theodore Benson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be at Kanesholm Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to Lebanon Lutheran Church or the McKean County S.P.C.A., Box 113, Bradford, PA 16701.
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When I was a little girl, the average age of my friends was about 45. That's because I liked to hang out with, in addition to my schoolmates, the comedian pals of my father, Danny Thomas, and listen to them tell jokes. Then there were all those bustling producers and manic directors I'd meet at the movie studio when my father took me to work with him. And, of course, there was my maternal grandmother, who well into her 70s played drums in a beer garden in Pasadena. Grandma was a trip — feisty, funny and talented — and she was my role model. And my friend.
Although I didn't know it at the time, I was enjoying what is now called multigenerational bonding, which has become something of a studied science. According to the Pew Research Center, about 51 million Americans live in a home that boasts at least two adult generations, a 10 percent increase over a three-year period. That's a lot of bonding. And experts note that intergenerational mingling is a healthy thing — especially for older people.
"After they retire," says Terry Hokenstad, Ph.D., professor of social work at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland and consultant to the United Nations on aging policy, "the degree of intergenerational bonding has a direct positive relationship with the quality of life. Through Facebook alone, we're seeing greater and more vibrant interaction between seniors and younger generations."
But personal relationships do not live by the Internet alone, which makes it difficult for some to connect with the younger generation in a meaningful way. How can older people build and maintain that important bridge, especially if their kids have moved away, or if they don't have children? Granted, it's hard not to worry about being written off as a prehistoric know-nothing, older than old and clueless about the high-tech world around us. But the truth is, we all bridge the generational divide every day. The woman at the salon who cuts your hair? She's young enough to be your daughter, yet the conversations you share add something special to the texture of your life. That's bonding. And what about your neighbor's kid — the one who fixes your drainpipe or helps you set up your modem? That's bonding, too.
You can also be proactive in new friendships. Is there someone at your gym, or in your book club, whom you'd like to connect with, if only you were their age? What's stopping you? Don't make defensive jokes about how old you are, or try to force your wisdom and experience on them. Simply smile and introduce yourself, the way you would with a contemporary. Share a bit of your story. Listen to theirs. You many not get a BFF out of it, but you might just be surprised at the connection you make.
The benefits of multigenerational bonding are plentiful, and I've seen this up close, ever since starting my own website in 2011. In the course of a typical day, I will meet with my editorial team, many of them 20- and 30-somethings, and their smarts and passion inspire me.
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Like so many great recipes, when there are few ingredients, make em count. I'm upcycling quality parts here. One pair of Polaroid earphones from a portable DVD player. And one pair of earmuffs. These are the kind of ear muffs that go behind your head and not on top of it. I've found that above the head earmuffs give some pretty serious muff head. Not cool man. And I couldn't find the exact pair of really Muffy style earguards. I wanted a nice leopard print to match these LED-slippers/, but I just couldn't find em at the usual Big Box dives.
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A discussion by a diverse group of younger Dutch poets representing a cross-section of new poetic practices and dynamic literary theory, with Pieter Boskma, Hélène Gelèns, Erik Jan Harmens, Lucas Hirsch, John Schoorl and Joost Zwagerman, moderated by Wayne Miller.
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Before her death in November 2006 at age 86, Anita O'Day, one of jazz's most complex and rhythmic vocalists, smiled on the music world for six decades. This film portrait captures all the magic that took this sly Chicago native, a white girl who could hold her own against Billie and Ella, from Gene Krupa's bandstand to solo stardom. Film footage of Anita O'Day's appearance at the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival, immortalized in the 1960 documentary Jazz on a Summer's Day and excerpted here, may be the defining moment of the post-bebop era.
Cast: George Wein, Johnny Mandel, Annie Ross, Anita O'Day, Will Friedwald
Produced by: Nancy Fields O'Connor
Directed by: Ian McCrudden, Robbie Cavolina
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UPDATED: 13 dead in Navy Yard shootings
WASHINGTON — A mass shooting Monday morning at the Washington Navy Yard left at least 13 people dead, including a suspected gunman. Three others were wounded.
District of Columbia Police Chief Cathy Lanier said police have identified the gunman as a civilian naval contractor, Aaron Alexis, 34, of Fort Worth, Texas, who was identified by fingerprints. He was a full-time Navy reservist until 2011, last serving with a logistics support squadron in Fort Worth. He reportedly used a friend's identification to get into a building at the Washington Navy Yard and engaged in multiple shoot-outs with police before being fatally shot.
Police remained engaged in a manhunt for another man believed connected to Alexis.
Three victims, including a police officer, were taken to MedStar Washington Hospital Center. In a news conference, Dr. Janis Orlowski, the center's chief medical officer, said the chances of their survival were good.
The police officer was shot in both of his legs. The other two victims are both female civilians.
"We have no indication of any motive at this time," Lanier said at her second news conference of the day.
The FBI was taking the reins of the investigation, the police chief said. Lanier credited D.C. police and the U.S. Park Police for preventing even more bloodshed in the morning rampage.
"I think the actions by the police officers, without question, helped to reduce the numbers of lives lost," Lanier said, calling the actions of first responders "nothing short of heroic."
Because the attack happened at a military facility in the capital, there were immediate fears that terrorism might be involved. D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray told reporters there was no evidence one way or another on terrorism, and he confirmed there was uncertainty about reports of additional gunmen.
"We don't know for certain if there were other shooters," the mayor said.
At an earlier news conference, Lanier said two men, one white and one black, between 40 and 50, were sought for questioning. The white male was said to have been dressed in a tan military-style uniform with a beret-like hat, the black male wearing an olive-colored military-style uniform.
Later in the afternoon, police confirmed that the man in the tan outfit had contacted authorities and was cleared.
Workplace for 3,000
The shooting began inside the Naval Sea Systems Command Headquarters building, a workplace for 3,000 people, according to a news release from Naval District Washington.
Contractor Sean Carroll described a chaotic scene on the second floor once the shooting started near a cafeteria atrium in the building.
"People didn't realize what you were supposed to do," he said. "Just heard the sounds. It was really loud. You could hear the gunshots. That's a surreal thing. You're not really thinking. But it wasn't like, 'Hey, what's going on?' You know with the world we live in. You know, 'Oh my God. This is Fort Hood.'"
Fort Hood in Texas was the scene in 2009 of a shooting that left 12 dead.
Carroll said the shooting did not sound like an automatic weapon used by military personnel.
"I heard the shots," he said. "I heard people scream. ... It sounded like 'pop, pop, pop.' I could not characterize how staccato it was. It was not rapid fire. It was not automatic weapons. It was seven or eight shots in a couple of groups. This was over several minutes. The first shots seemed like a minute. Then when I ran I heard another couple of, not bursts, but 'pop, pop, pop.""
Patricia Ward, a logistics management specialist, told gathered reporters that she was near the cafeteria area when she heard some shots, followed by a break and then more shots.
She and others fled the building. Someone pulled a fire alarm to alert colleagues.
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The gunman was described by witnesses as carrying an AR-15 rifle, a double-barrel shotgun and a handgun.
An elite team from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was dispatched to the scene Monday, part of the same ATF Special Response Team Canine Program that helped capture the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.
Employees at the Navy Yard complex, a former shipyard and ordnance plant turned naval administrative center, consist of civilians, service members and contract support personnel. They are responsible for engineering, building, purchasing and maintaining Navy ships, submarines and combat systems. The Naval Sea Systems Command is the largest of the Navy's five systems commands.
As word spread of a shooting at the Navy Yard, the end of the D.C. morning rush hour began to look like the crush of peak hour. At least two bridges into the nation's capital were closed to traffic and commuters were forced to inch along side roads to get in or turn back and work from home.
Subway service was briefly interrupted, but no additional police presence was apparent. That argued in favor of a localized incident that didn't spark fears of a wider terror plot. Security was also stepped up around the U.S. Capitol grounds and the Senate and House office buildings.
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Bike For Sandy and 2nd Annual UGA vs. Georgia Tech Blood Drive Challenge
On November 17 and 18, two recent University of Georgia graduates, Munir Winkel and Nick Dubernard, are embarking upon a courageous two day event to support the Disaster Relief Operation of the American Red Cross.They will cover a distance of 120 miles in two days. These two graduates are making this grueling trip in order to raise money for those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Munir Winkel '11 served as a Franklin College Ambassador and co-narrated UGA's diversity video shown to all incoming undergraduate students. Nick Dubernard '12 worked for University Housing as an undergraduate. They are both working with Jeffrey Taylor, the executive director of the East Chapter Office of the American Red Cross to send donations to those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Any UGA alumni interested in supporting the efforts of these graduates may participate through their website.
In addition to Bike for Sandy, the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech are asking students, alumni, staff and fans to help save lives by giving blood. The schools are competing to see which one can recruit the most blood donors in this second annual blood drive challenge.
University of Georgia fans donated at Memorial Hall yesterday afternoon. Donors who could not make it to campus can also donate at one of our participating blood donation centers through November 16.
The heroic efforts of these two graduates demonstrate how compassion, inspiration, and ingenuity, can accomplish great things for those devastated by disaster. Please consider supporting Winkel and Dubernard in their efforts or by donating blood as they support those who are in great need. Go Dawgs!
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Alumna Spotlight: Ailsa Von Dobeneck (BS '07)
Alumna Ailsa Von Dobeneck (BS '07) has built a career on communications and world travel. She's travelled extensively to locations such as London, Singapore, and Washington, D.C. for her developing government and international relations career. Most recently, however, Ailsa travelled to Los Angeles to display her passion for cooking on the Fox's MasterChef.
University of Georgia Report Writer Erin Miller recently spoke with Ailsa regarding her experience on appearing on Masterchef's rapidfire sixth season, her global travels and favorite memories of UGA.
What motivated you to pursue cooking as a passion? Have you always spent a lot of time in the kitchen?
You know how there are some people that live to eat and some that eat to live? I am the former, through and through. After I graduating, I took a semester off before I started my masters at King's College in London and decided I to spend the time really learning to cook. After all, if you love to eat, it is great to know your way around a kitchen. I enrolled in the advanced beginner's class at the Le Cordon Bleu in London and learned the basics. I have been experimenting on those I love and travelling in search of new and exciting flavors ever since. My professional career took me to Singapore, where I worked in shipping, and I was able to travel extensively throughout the region. I now work in government affairs in Washington, D.C. and am doing more foodie time travel then travel. I spend my free time looking through old White House cookbooks at the Library of Congress. It is amazing the kind of gems you find in there. Next month I will be starting a weekly column on presidential recipes in my blog The Curious Tastebud, which will run through to the election next year.
On your Master Chef contestant page, you described yourself as a "unicorn" because no other contestant possessed your unique set of skills. What are some of the unique skills that you acquired at UGA?
I think UGA was the place where I truly started to learn about myself; I discovered what I'm great at, good at, and need to work on. I think the skill that I focused on developing first was time-management. Like in the kitchen, you need to really be prepared to pace yourself and use your time wisely at UGA. As an out-of-state student, my experience at UGA encouraged me to put myself out there: to introduce myself to people and take risks.
What is a positive Master Chef experience that you'd like to share with fellow UGA alumni?
I had so many positive experiences on the show. One of the highlights was getting to prepare a filet for Gordon Ramsay in his own restaurant, Gordon Ramsay Steak, in Las Vegas. I had never been to Vegas and the razzle dazzle of the whole experience was really special. Though my filet didn't get me to the next round, I was proud of my dish. I also really enjoyed meeting the other talented contestants. One of my favorite fellow contestants went to LSU, so we had some great football banter. Go Dawgs!
You're an extensive world traveler. What countries have you visited and would recommend based on their cuisine?
I've been lucky with my travel options, as both of my parents are from Europe and I lived in Asia for a time. I am completely in love with Vietnamese cuisine and would recommend a trip to Ho Chi Minh City for anyone who enjoys street food and isn't afraid to try bold flavors. Italy will always be close to my heart when it comes to edibles. My family spent a lot of time in Venice when I was a kid, where I learned the joy of a big bowl of pasta. For those who aren't as adventurous, the Italian menu will give you familiar classics made with the best ingredients possible. Gelato anyone?
When you're at home, what are some of the dishes you like to prepare?
My absolute favorite part of cooking is seeing people enjoy what I have made. I host dinner parties at my house and focus on making dishes you can prepare ahead of time so you have time with your guests. There is nothing worse than an absent hostess. Risotto is a favorite; it is refined and can come in a host of different varieties. I make a gorgeous manchego risotto with chorizo, red peppers, and arugula.
What is your favorite memory of UGA? Are there any specific places in Athens that you remember from days as a student?
With enough amazing memories to last a lifetime, I am struggling to pick a "favorite." Watching the Dawgs win between the hedges was always amazing. We won the SEC championship my freshman year against LSU in Atlanta. I remember being so over the moon that I had chosen the "best university ever."
Athens also has so many places that stick out in my mind. The Pi Beta Phi house on Milledge brings back a lot of fun memories, from getting ready for formals to decorating the front porch for every holiday imaginable. If we are talking foodie memories, I still dream about the grits from Last Resort. Hugh Acheson from Five and Ten is a real talent and always dished out the tastiest Southern dishes every season. I ran to the bookstore when Acheson's book, A New Turn in the South, was published.
Is there anything else regarding your career experience that you'd like to share?
In both my careers (government relations and cooking), my education at UGA has held in me in amazing stead. My time in Athens gave me access to some of the best and brightest professors and allowed me to really channel my energy in positive ways. It is amazing the amount of UGA alums I have met across the world. It seems Georgia alums are all connected by a life-long love of learning and I am really proud to forever be a Bulldog.
To learn more about Ailsa and to see examples of her culinary work, please visit her blog.
UGA students row for hemophilia research
In June 2016, UGA students and avid rowers Jacob Pope '17 and Chris Lee '16 will be rowing 2,400 more, from California to Hawaii, in the Great Pacific Race. The campaign is called Row for Hemophilia and is designed to raise money and awareness for Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG). The UGA Alumni Association invited Jacob to guest blog about his upcoming adventure.
HoG, a local-non-profit pharmacy, exists so people affected by bleeding disorders may live as normally and productively as possible. The only agency of its kind in Georgia, HoG sponsors outreach programs for the bleeding disorder community, such as Camp Wannaklot, leadership opportunities for those interested in community advocacy and legislative issues, as well as social support and services.
Jacob and Chris didn't pick HoG simply because it was a good cause: they knew if they were going to take on a challenge as great as the Pacific Ocean, that they could also make lasting changes to a community that is close to their hearts. Jacob was born with hemophilia and has firsthand experience with the services HoG provides, like outreach nursing, attending Camp Wannaklot and participating in an exchange program to Germany to learn more about hemophilia across the globe.
L-R: Jacob Pope and Chris Lee
Row for Hemophilia hopes to raise $125,000 in total, which would be enough to gain access to the safest rowing boats and navigational equipment necessary to make the journey, as well as enough to fully sponsor Camp Wannaklot in 2016 - an impact that would provide more than 100 young children with hemophilia the opportunity to experience a great adventure.
To learn more about Jacob and Chris, the Great Pacific Race and Row for Hemophilia, visit www.rowforhemophilia.com and follow the guys' story on Facebook.
As always, Row Dawgs!
UGA Virtual Networking: Meet a Bulldog
The University of Georgia is proud to unveil a free series of virtual networking events for UGA alumni and students. Via desktop or mobile device, individuals will participate in up to one hour of 10-minute, one-on-one, text-based chats with fellow participants.
Depending on each event's "theme," participants will be randomly paired with other alumni or students. Some events will pair just graduates based on industry, location, educational background or other topics of interest. Other events will connect graduates with students to share advice, connections or other feedback.
Because each event can be accessed via mobile device (no app necessary!), you can join in from work, home, coffee shop or even in traffic (assuming you aren't the driver, of course!). After each event, participants will be emailed a transcript of their conversations so they can follow up with the individuals they got to know during the event.
Why host virtual networking events?
The goal of these events is to provide networking and professional development opportunities with Bulldogs around the world. By participating, you will grow your own personal network, support Bulldog bonds around the globe and might even help a student navigate their career path.
Upcoming Virtual Networking Hours
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Tuesday, August 25
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Advice from the Big Dawgs (Students + Alumni)
Wednesday, September 30
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Connecting Women of UGA Everywhere (Alumni Only)
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Founded in 1936, Ricoh Co., Ltd. is a global provider of leading-edge office automation equipment including copiers and fax machines. With headquarters in Tokyo, Ricoh operates 227 affiliates in 200 countries worldwide and has more than 107,000 employees.
Business Challenge: Seamless Security for Interactive Whiteboards
In today's world of visual communications, Ricoh has expanded its product focus beyond paper-based office devices. Today, the company is committed to providing solutions that enable people across multiple locations to communicate and collaborate effectively using high-quality images. One such solution is Ricoh's line of interactive whiteboards that allow meeting participants to write and draw images that can be easily shared with other team members over a network. Global users are able to exchange and view information in real time as if they were in the same room, greatly enhancing workflow efficiency.
Security is a critical concern for any networked business solution, and Ricoh realized it needed to protect the whiteboards from virus infections—whether introduced through the connected network or through attached devices such as USB flash drives. However, Ricoh needed to provide this protection without complicating their product. Installing traditional antivirus software based on the "blacklist" method would remove some simplicity since it would require ongoing management and IT intervention to keep the virus definition files and detection engine up to date. At the same time, Ricoh needed their whiteboards delivered in the same state—including security functions—that they were originally tested before shipment.
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McAfee Solution: Embedded Security Using a Whitelist
To meet these requirements, Ricoh chose McAfee® Embedded Control. A robust security solution based on a whitelist approach, McAfee Embedded Control defines and executes only pre-registered and preauthorized applications. Since non-authorized applications are blocked from running, the risk of virus infection is drastically reduced. And, because the whitelist can be configured at the time of product shipment, little or no security management or updating is necessary after the whiteboard enters service.
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"We evaluated several security products that use the whitelist method, but found that other products required management servers inside the company or on the Internet," said Nagatsuka. "We sought a solution that could be configured at the time of shipment, function independently, and automatically update the application and whitelist at the same time. Only McAfee Embedded Control met these requirements."
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With McAfee Embedded Control, Ricoh is able to tune its interactive whiteboards to optimal performance before they leave the factory— allowing the company to deliver an appliance that is operational within five seconds after startup.
"Our whiteboards can be used with no training, immediately after setting them up and turning them on. This is the sort of office appliance we pursue, and McAfee Embedded Control has paved the way for its simultaneous convenience and security."Tetsuro Nagatsuka, Senior Specialist
"Because McAfee Embedded Control ensures ongoing security without modifying the original shipping state, our interactive whiteboards can be shipped with the performance they need for wide adoption," said Nagatsuka. "Without the McAfee solution, we might not have been able to offer these groundbreaking systems."
Moving forward, Ricoh is planning enhancements to the interactive whiteboard line that will make security an even greater necessity. One example is linkages to document-management services and multifunction copiers to enable the whiteboards to display content held on those systems. "McAfee Embedded Control will have a huge impact on the future evolution of our products and will enable us to enhance them without compromising security," said Nagatsuka.
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Mercedes technical chief Paddy Lowe is confident that Lewis Hamilton will have no problem in adapting his driving style this season...
Mercedes technical chief Paddy Lowe is confident that Lewis Hamilton will have no problem in adapting his driving style to compensate for the greater importance fuel economy is expected to play this season.
The former Drivers' Championship winner has often voiced his frustration at having to adapt his style, particularly when he is required to drive his car below its limit.
Under the new rules, this year's Formula One cars are limited to only 100kg of fuel per race, which is likely to make fuel efficiency a key element in this year's Championships.
Despite Hamilton's frustration in the past, particularly when the need to preserve tyres last arose last year, Lowe had no doubt that the Briton would be able to cope with the season's demands.
"I think you may be overplaying that aspect," Lowe told Autosport.
"Certainly it's a factor in the races but I hope we won't see it as a dominating factor.
"There were occasions where we saw that last year it was stopping a driver, and Lewis would be an example, from pushing to the limit every lap, and that's sometimes very frustrating.
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Entering candidates may be awarded scholarships in varying amounts dependent upon their academic records. Those with a cumulative undergraduate Science GPA of 3.50 are seriously considered for awards, relative to available funding.
CPM students may not receive more than one institutional funded scholarship, but may receive multiple awards through a variety of scholarship sources. If a student is eligible for more than one institutional scholarship, s/he will be awarded the larger one. These institutional awards are made available no later than September of the academic year.
Scholarship awards are based on the individual's grade point average (GPA) for those courses completed at CPM for the academic year. Students must be registered as full-time status in order to be eligible for consideration in half-tuition scholarship awards.
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A beach and nature-lover's dream, Esperance is blessed with squeaky-clean beaches, turquoise waters, untouched islands and colour-filled wildflower country. Among its most famous beauty spots is Australia's whitest beach, Lucky Bay - set against a stunning seascape of 110 islands of the Recherche Archipelago, even the kangaroos can't resist lounging here.
It's a one-and-a-half-hour flight or an eight-hour drive south-east from Perth, making Esperance an ideal get-away-from-it-all holiday. Many attractions are easily accessible, with plenty of guided tour options, but a four wheel drive is a must if you want to venture off the beaten track.
The calm, clear waters of Blue Haven Beach and Twilight Cove, just a short drive from town, are idyllic spots for swimming and snorkelling. Locals say the lagoon just east of West Beach is worth a snorkel too.
If you're seeking waves, hit the surf at West Beach, Fourth Beach or Observatory Beach. To hook dinner, throw in a line at Tanker Jetty and keep a keen eye out for cheeky local, Sammy the seal.
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Hip-hop and Valentine's Day go together like the cast members of Love & Hip-Hop. Which is to say, well, not that swimmingly. But whatever. Some of the genre's most enduring contributions, in any era, have been songs about the ladies. From A Trib


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Alto Vineyards - Alto Pass
This award-winning winery's original Shawnee Hills Wine Trail location (Alto also has a Champaign outpost) offers free wine tasting and a gift shop, in addition to spring, summer and fall festivals with music and food.
CITY:Alto Pass
Bald Knob Cross
A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
CITY:Alto Pass
Blue Sky Vineyard
Along the majestic Shawnee Hills Wine Trail you'll find Blue Sky Vineyard—a stunning Tuscan-inspired winery and vineyard. Stroll through the vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and relax on the outdoor terrace with the rolling countryside as your tapestry.
Cache River State Natural Area
Renowned for its ancient cypress-tupelo swamp, this natural area has been named one of America's 10 Most Beautiful Hidden Gems by Budget Travel. This sprawling area contains 100 threatened or endangered plant and animal species, and 11 state champion trees that have stood for centuries. Visitors enjoy birding, hunting, wildlife watching, canoeing and hiking. Bikers can access the Cache River via the Tunnel Hill State Trail.
Cache River Wetlands Center
The Wetlands Center provides a one-stop shop for information about the Cache River Wetlands and its recreational and educational opportunities. The center has an extensive natural and cultural history exhibit, wildlife viewing, trails and a video.
Cedar Ridge Whitetails, LLC
Trophy whitetail hunts in scenic Southernmost IL. Hunts are offered September 15th through December. The farm consists of mature timber, pine and cedar thickets, thick draws and open area food plots. All hunts are with an experienced guide.
Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Visit Illinois' bayou. Yes, the bayou in Illinois. Cypress Creek Wildlife Refuge is home to incredible cypress-filled swamps and wetlands and is unlike anything you expect to find in the Midwest. The refuge protects 15,000 acres of lush wetlands and some of the oldest living trees east of the Mississippi River.
Doctorman's Cache Core Hunting Preserve
Upland game bird hunting from Oct. 1 - April. Dogs & guide service available. Located 3 miles west of Jct. Hwy. 37 & Hwy. 169, or, 4 miles east of I-57 just off Shawnee College Road.
Eagle Watching - Union County Refuge
The Union County Refuge in Union offers a popular spot for bald eagle watching. Visitors can view bald eagles and take wildlife photography off the main road, which runs down the middle of the wildlife refuge. Park rangers will be available weekdays to answer questions about the eagles and other wildlife spotted in the refuge. Admission is free. For more information on eagle watching, contact the Union County Refuge (618-833-5175).
Ferne Clyffe State Park
The lush vegetation of the 2,430-acre Ferne Clyffe State Park, located near the small town of Goreville, hides the fact that directly below the soil, a vast area of rock formations exists. The two main areas for rock climbing include Big Rocky Hollow and the Cedar Bluff areas. Cedar Bluff offers both traditional and sport climbing, including several short, but difficult, routes in the class 12 to 13 range that appeal to experienced climbers. Other routes include top-rope access and solid anchors that appeal to new climbers.
Fort Defiance Park
Fort Defiance, known as Camp Defiance during the American Civil War, is a former military fortification, located at the awesome confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. The site offers visitors the chance to view the confluence from the old observation tower.
Fragrant Fields
This 20-year-old herb and perennial plant nursery offers more than 200 varieties of common and uncommon plants. Sip a glass of lemonade as you view the gardens, feed the catfish in the pond and shop for garden items.
Gambit Golf Course
This championship par 71 golf course, designed by Richard Osborne, snakes through meadows and woodlands. The Gambit features the area's only indoor practice center, with two state-of-the-art golf simulators and a nine-hole practice green.
Giant City Park Campground
Class A campground with separate tent and trailer camping for equestrians. Also, a youth group camp and primitive walk-in tent sites.
Giant City Stables
Enjoy the beauty of Giant City State Park on horseback. All trail rides are guided by experienced wranglers. Lessons & pony rides also available.
Giant City State Park
Spectacular woodlands and sheer sandstone walls create a challenge for rock climbing and rappelling, as well as hiking. Outdoor lovers will also find horseback riding, a lookout tower, cabins and a swimming pool. Dine at historic Giant City Lodge, known for its homemade fried chicken dinner. Two different locations in Giant City State Park near Carbondale give you climbing options. A trail behind the picnic shelter takes you to a set of steep bluffs known as Shelter #1 near the Makanda entrance; another climbing area of the park includes the steep sandstone cliffs in Devil's Standtable. Plan to bring all of your own equipment since no permanent anchors are allowed. Ropes are permitted in both areas. After rainstorms, the wet sandstone gets really slippery. Use caution when grabbing for ledges as copperhead snakes warm themselves on the rocks during sunny days.
Horseshoe Lake Conservation Area
Located in Alexander County, this area is known for its large stands of tupelo, swamp cottonwood and cypress trees. Also known for its Canadian goose and bald eagle observation vantage point during the fall and winter.
CITY:Miller City
Horseshoe Lake Hiking/Biking Trail
A 5.5 mile trail that takes in the beauty of Horseshoe Lake. Bike rental is available at Melton's on East Side Dr. 618-776-5504. Horseshoe Lake is just east of IL Rt 3 in Alexander Co, 7 miles north of Cairo.
CITY:Olive Branch
Lincoln Memorial Park
Site of one of the historic Lincoln-Douglas Debates, this park features picnic shelters, walking paths and hiking trails.
Lincoln-Douglas Statues
Located at Lincoln Memorial Park, visitors can "Walk Where Lincoln Walked" by following the presidents footsteps from Jonesboro Square to the park.
Mermet Springs
Scuba dive at this unique spring-fed stone quarry and marvel at underwater treasures such as a submerged airplane (actually used in the movie U.S. Marshals) and a cement petting zoo. Mermet Springs offers on-site instruction and equipment rental.
Midland Hills Golf Course
Among the abundant hills and lakes of Southern Illinois, you will find one of the most scenic, oldest and one of the most challenging course in the area. Come out and enjoy the fun.
Ohio River Recreational Area
RV campground with bathhouse, boat ramp and country store. Restaurant and lodge also on site.
CITY:Grand Chain
Ohio River Scenic Byway
Running parallel to the Ohio River, this scenic route rolls through Southern Illinois' Ohio River Valley, offering stunning views of the lush Shawnee National Forest, dotted by quaint river towns chock-full of Civil War history.


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Telephone: (619) 570-1234
90 days through 8 days in advance of play:
Telephone: 877) 581-7171
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Telephone: (877) 581-7171, select Option 3
Advance Reservations may be booked from 8 to 90 days in advance of the date of play (based on availability) by calling the Torrey Pines Administration Office at (877) 581-7171 option 3. Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. local time. Reservation Staff is available from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Office is closed on City Holidays. There are only a limited number of advance times (8 to 90 days) available, however with enough notice you're likely to secure a tee time. At the time of reservation Residents and Non-Residents will pay a non-refundable booking fee per player. This fee is in addition to green fees, non-refundable and is collected at the time of reservation. Players will pay their green fees, on the day of play, to the starter and applicable Golf Cart fees to the Golf Shop. For a complete list of fees for Residents and Non-Residents, please see our rates.
All advance reservations must be secured, at the time of reservation, with a non-refundable booking fee. We accept payment by Visa or MasterCard.
City Residents must have a valid City Resident Card and PIN number at time of reservation.
Telephone: (619) 570-1234
Tee-times within the 7 days are made by Touch Tone Telephone Only using our Automated Reservation System. Listen carefully to prompts and follow the instructions.
You may reserve a tee time up to 7 days in advance starting at 7:00 p.m. by calling (619) 570-1234. Example: Mondays' tee times may be booked starting on the prior Monday at 7:00 p.m. local time and remain active until 7:00 pm the night before play.
For identification purposes, City residents will enter their PIN number.
Non-Residents may not use the 7 day automated system to book reservations for Torrey Pines. They can however book reservations for Balboa golf Course through the automated system, using their 10-digit telephone numbers.
City resident photo ID cards, with a 6-digit "PIN number", are available at Torrey Pines Golf Course, Balboa Park Golf Course and Mission Bay Golf Course and can be obtained with 1 of the 5 documents below.
You must have your PIN number to take advantage of the 7 day advance reservation system.
For reservations made using the automated phone system, enter the telephone reservation system using your PIN number or the telephone number that you used to make your reservation. Select Option 2 to confirm your reservation.
Depending on the time of year, we reserve the first half-hour, to an hour of sunlight for walk-ups. All tee times, Prior to reservations, are filled on a first-come-first-served basis. Players must arrive early to ensure the best possible opportunity to play prior to reservations starting. Tournaments and course closures will affect the availability of these times.
Prior to the starters arrival the early line-up is determined by the following procedure; For play on Monday-Friday the early line-up is determined by putting a bag against the rail next to the starters window and the same player who placed the bag must stay on premises until they check in with starter. For play on Saturday-Sunday and City of San Diego observed holiday�s early line-up is established by parking your car in the golf course parking lot, with the last car to arrive having their parking lights illuminated. For all early line-ups one player per tee time must establish place in line and once a player gets in line the same player must remain on the premises to hold that spot in line. Play will commence at 6:15am Monday through Friday and at daybreak on Saturday and Sunday and all City of San Diego observed holidays. At least 30 minutes prior to commencement of play all early line-up players should line up in front of starters� window in the order that was established by the aforementioned early-line up policy. No players are ever allowed to start play on course without the direction of the starter.


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Josh Gab - Los Angeles premiere of 'Thanks For Sharing' at ArcLight Hollywood - Los Angeles, CA, United States - Monday 16th September 2013 (2 Pictures)
'The Lobster' is a peculiar black comedy exploring romance in the most abstract way possible.
Get ready for the likes of 'Everest', 'The Danish Girl' and 'Black Mass'.
Paul Daniels stars as a quiz show host in the video for Swim Deep's new song 'Namaste', taken from their second album 'Mothers'.
He loved the 'undisciplined' side to co-star Nick Nolte.
The actor insists he felt comfortable in his new role.
Nickelodeon has announced it is planning on reviving some of its popular 1990s shows in "a fresh new way".
The director thinks that the superhero style will go the "way of the Western".


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October 22, 2014
Billie Joe with Joan Jett and Robin Zander of Cheap Trick, tonight at rehearsal for LITTLE KIDS ROCK BENEFIT tomorrow in New York City!
October 22, 2014
The annual Little Kids Rock Benefit is the nation's premier annual benefit event supporting music education in public schools, and has been Little Kids Rock's largest fundraising event each year since 2009. That year, Clarence Clemons was honored for his devotion to helping Little Kids Rock build a world, via music, where children can lead rich, purposeful lives. Since then, millions of dollars have been raised, dozens of musical luminaries have come out to support, and hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren have received the transformational gift of music education.
Now is your chance to take home a new Gibson Billie Joe Armstrong ES-137 guitar along with some hot Gibson accessories! As the premier punk rocker of his generation, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong doesn't compromise on style, tone or attitude. His signature guitar reflects just that – raw tone and that oozes style. In addition to this amazing guitar, you also receive a Gibson bar stool, a Gibson modern vintage guitar strap, a Gibson pure premium instrument cable, and a Gibson hoodie sweatshirt!
October 18, 2014
Warner Bros. Records have announced the series of vinyl singles and albums they will be releasing on November 28th, in honor of Record Store Day's "Black Friday" celebration, which subverts the tradition of Black Friday by creating limited-edition pieces that are often numbered, and released by special independent record stores.
The releases are below:
Green Day: Tune In Tokyo; Transparent blue vinyl. Limited to 5,000
This limited-edition 2001 live recording from Japan is available worldwide for the first time ever on transparent blue vinyl.
More details at Planet Stereo: HERE


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On Friday, May 20th, alumni, friends, colleagues, and students gathered at Webb to celebrate and acknowledge the hard work and dedication of two wonderful people who are retiring this June, Dean Roger H. Compton and Professor Jacques B. Hadler. After a cocktail social and dinner, the attendees resided on the first terrace to listen to Dean Compton and Professor Hadler speak of their appreciation for this special place. Their continual presence, broad smiles, and general warmth will be greatly missed come fall semester. The night concluded with a live eight-piece band and plenty of dancing on the dance floor.
Dean Compton is part of a select few who graduated from Webb Institute with both undergraduate and graduate degrees in 1961 and 1964, respectively. He later took a faculty position at the U.S. Naval Academy. In 1998, he agreed to return to Webb and serve as the Academic Dean. His tenure ends at the end of this academic year.
Professor Hadler has been working diligently at Webb Institute for 30 years. That tenure includes two terms as the Academic Dean. He was initially hired for the sole purpose of doing research but then transitioned into the world of teaching. Since 2002, he has taught NA 3 – Resistance and Propulsion, NA 7 – Ship Design, and NA 9 – Propeller Design and Vibration as well as supervised countless thesis teams.
Click here to support the Jill and Roger Compton Endowment for the Arts and the Jacques B. Hadler Endowment for Student Research.


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