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October 18, 2014 | Women's Soccer Seewer Scores Twice as Tigers Defeat Oberlin 2-0 Elizabeth Seewer scored a pair of goals to lead the DePauw women's soccer team to a 2-0 victory over Oberlin, Saturday afternoon
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October 8, 2014 | Women's Soccer Slow Start Dooms Tigers The DePauw women's soccer team surrendered three first-half goals to the visiting Illinois Wesleyan Titans, falling 3-0, Wednesday night at...
October 4, 2014 | Women's Soccer Tiger Battle Wooster to 0-0 Draw The DePauw women's soccer team battled the College of Wooster Fighting Scots to a scoreless tie Saturday afternoon at Reavis Stadium
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September 6, 2014 | Women's Soccer Centre Downs Tigers The Centre College Colonels totaled 17 shots, 10 on goal, in a 2-0 victory over DePauw, Saturday night at Reavis Stadium. The Tigers dropped to 1-3...
September 4, 2014 | Women's Soccer Tigers Down Knights; McCormick Notches First Win Three first-half goals would prove to be enough for the Tigers who defeated the visiting Marian Knights 4-2, Thursday night at Reavis Stadium
August 30, 2014 | Women's Soccer DePauw Wraps Up Opening Weekend with 1-0 Loss to Ohio Northern Visiting Ohio Northern scored midway through the second half and improved to 2-0 with a 1-0 win over DePauw at Reavis Stadium
August 29, 2014 | Women's Soccer Birmingham-Southern Spoils DePauw's Season and Stadium Opener DePauw's women opened the season at brand new Reavis Stadium, but Birmingham-Southern spoiled the Tigers' historic debut with a 4-0 victory on a warm,...
August 21, 2014 | Women's Soccer Tigers Picked Fourth in NCAC Preseason Poll After an up and down season in 2013 the DePauw women's soccer team, under the leadership of first-year head coach Megan McCormick, will look to...
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May 30, 2014 | Women's Soccer Megan McCormick Named Women's Soccer Head Coach Megan McCormick, assistant women's soccer coach at DePauw each of the last two seasons, has been named the program's head coach. McCormick replaces...
April 21, 2014 DePauw's Tiger Club Hosting Inaugural Golf Outing DePauw is hosting the inaugural Tiger Club Golf Outing on Friday, July 18, at Purgatory Golf Club in Noblesville, Indiana
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November 6, 2013 | Women's Soccer Gators End Tigers' Repeat NCAC Title Hopes The Tigers looked to pull their second upset in as many trips when they traveled to Allegheny Wednesday afternoon
November 2, 2013 | Women's Soccer Two Own Goals Doom Tigers Two own goals proved to be the difference in DePauw's 2-0 loss against the Denison Big Red Saturday afternoon
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BRITTEN: Five Courtly Dances from Gloriana (arr. Yang)
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Interview with UK's Gramophone magazine, prior to giving the world premiere of Chen Yi's Shuo Chang at London's Wigmore Hall, Nov 3, 2013. She gives the US premiere at 92Y on Dec 3.
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Music video of Albéniz's Asturias from Suite espagñola, No. 1, Op. 47, from Romance de Amor (EMI Classics, 2006)
"Fifteen Questions" for Xuefei Yang from Tokafi, an international music journalism website. Here's Question 8:
In which way, would you say, is your cultural background reflected in your performances?
This is another good question! I could write a lot about this, but will try to answer succinctly. As a teenager in China, my playing was more by feeling rather than knowledge, but when I came to the UK I learned to analyse more. Chinese art in general tends to be very free form and imaginative, and less structured – in some ways it is very "horizontal." Western music often has a vertical component too (harmony, contrapuntal structure, etc) that requires a different approach and understanding. I am very comfortable with both cultures and their art, but find I have a very instinctive feel for free flowing rubato music, which I attribute to my Chinese cultural background.
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From gramophone.co.uk
An interview with XueFei Yang by Martin Cullingford for "Interview Soundbites" feature of Gramphone magazine, Nov 2010
I am the classical guitarist Xuefei Yang—you can call me Fay. I am looking forward to playing for you at 92nd Street Y in its new series at SubCulture this December.
My program takes you on a musical journey from the 1600s through 2013, and across Europe, South America and Asia. Along the way I will showcase three pieces that are considered 20th century masterworks for the instrument and give the world premiere of a piece from my homeland China.
The first half features the music of Benjamin Britten and Schubert. The year 2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of the British composer Benjamin Britten. He wrote just one piece for solo guitar, Nocturnal after John Dowland, for the British guitarist Julian Bream. It is based on the theme of sleep, and dreams. It is one of the most important pieces written for the instrument. I love this piece and want to play it for you in this centenary year.
Britten's Courtly Dances are from his opera Gloriana, set almost 500 years ago in the Royal Court of Queen Elizabeth I. In this anniversary year, I have transcribed the full set of dances for solo guitar. At first, I thought a couple of the dances were impossible to play, but I finally figured them out. So I hope you will agree with me that they work on the instrument and are a worthy addition to the guitar repertoire.
I always include a Romantic piece in my program, and this time I chose one of my all-time favourite Romantic composers, Franz Schubert whose music speaks to me directly. I have selected six of his songs, and I owe a debt of gratitude to the 19th century guitarist/composer Johann Kasper Mertz for these beautiful arrangements.
I will start the second half with the USA premiere of a piece (commissioned for me by Wigmore Hall in London) from the USA-based Chinese composer Chen Yi. I am very excited about this piece as it is the first I have received from a Chinese composer. It is based a Chinese folk-style called Shuo Chang which typically uses drums, singing and speaking to present a musical drama. This piece presents all these elements as a monodrama on a single guitar. I hope you will enjoy the sounds, colours and textures of this piece.
For the final two pieces of the second half, I chose two of the masterworks from the 20th century guitar repertoire.
William Walton was a British composer who wrote these Five Bagatelles for Julian Bream. Although "Bagatelle" means a short, light piece, these are technically challenging to play. The pieces carry some of the warmth of the Italy, where Walton spent many years of his life.
The final piece is by Alberto Ginastera and written for Brazilian guitarist Carlos Barbosa Lima. His Sonata in four movements showcases and deconstructs the sounds, ambiance and rhythms of his native Argentina, ending in a frenzied and exciting finale to close the concert.
I am looking forward to sharing this wonderful music with you on December 3!
Xuefei Yang is hailed as a musical pioneer. Born in Beijing and now based in the UK, she was the first-ever guitarist in China to enter a music school (Beijing's Central Conservatory of Music), the first guitarist to give a recital in the Beijing National Center of Performing Arts, and the first Chinese guitarist to launch an international professional career.
Ms. Yang's first public appearance was at the age of ten, and it received such acclaim that the Spanish Ambassador to China immediately presented her with a concert guitar. Her debut in Madrid at the age of 14 was attended by the composer Joaquín Rodrigo; when the guitarist John Williams heard her play, he gave two of his own instruments to Beijing's Central Conservatory especially for her and other advanced students. Ms. Yang then became the first Chinese student to be awarded a full postgraduate scholarship to study at London's Royal Academy of Music. In recognition of her distinguished career, she was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Music in June 2012.
Ms. Yang enjoys an international career. Her engagements for the 2013/14 season include performances with the Bournemouth and Pacific symphonies, English Chamber Orchestra, Musikkollegium Winterthur and LuzernQuartett. Following the critical praise Ms. Yang received for her performance on tenor Ian Bostridge's album Britten Songs, which also featured pianist Sir Antonio Pappano, she partnered with Mr. Bostridge in a recital at the Philharmonie Cologne this past September. Ms. Yang's commitment as a recitalist will see her appear across the world, with engagements in San Francisco, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Baltimore, Miami, New York, Vermont, Seoul, Taipei, Brussels, London and Bath.
Ms. Yang records exclusively for EMI Classics. Her debut album, Romance de Amor, won a gold disc in Hong Kong, and her second, 40 Degrees North, was selected as "Editor's Choice" by Gramophone magazine. Her latest solo disc, Sojourn, is a compilation disc that features the music of Bach and others. Since she premiered Equipoise by Timothy Salter, commissioned for her by the Park Lane Group, Ms. Yang has committed herself to expanding the guitar repertoire, with a particular interest in adding Chinese music to the repertoire. Her website is xuefeiyang.com
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Bob Schaller, of Leonardtown, the former director of the St. Mary's County Department of Economic and Community Development, filed as a candidate for county commissioner Tuesday morning for this year's election.
He is the first Democrat to file for the District 2 seat, which represents the Hollywood and Leonardtown areas. Republican Mike Hewitt has already filed for the job, which Commissioner Dan Morris (R) said he is not interested in running for again.
"I want to continue to serve the community," Schaller, 59, said. "I want to do it in an official capacity again, not just in economic development, but to help the community."
He was director of the economic and community development office from 2007 until 2012 when he resigned after the board of county commissioners notified him "that the will of the commissioners was for me not to continue as director," he said then.
"I've had a lot of folks say to me, 'You ought to run,'" Schaller said Tuesday.
He said he talked about his candidacy with friends, family and even Commissioner Morris, "making sure it fits and so far it does," Schaller said.
He said there is still "unfinished business that got interrupted" in economic development when he was a department head. "The time is now to really address that. I just think that I could help with my experience."
Schaller is currently the site director and associate professor of business for the Florida Institute of Technology. He also served as a professor of business and economics and department chair at College of Southern Maryland. He and his wife of 40 years, Wendy, have seven children and seven grandchildren.
Though he attended Ryken High School, he graduated from Chopticon High School in 1972 and holds a doctorate degree in public policy from George Mason University.
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The Cool School
The Cool School is an object lesson in how to build an art scene from scratch and what to avoid in the process. The film focuses on the seminal Ferus Gallery, which groomed the LA art scene from a loose band of idealistic beatniks into a coterie of competitive, often brilliant artists, including Ed Kienholz, Ed Ruscha, Craig Kauffman, Wallace Berman, Ed Moses and Robert Irwin. The Ferus also served as launching point for New York imports, Andy Warhol (hosting his first Soup Can show), Jasper Johns and Roy Lichtenstein as well as leading to the first Pop Art show and Marcel Duchamp's first retrospective. What was lost and gained is tied up in a complex web of egos, passions, money, and art. This is how L.A. came of age.
Cast: Dean Stockwell, Frank O. Gehry, Robert Irwin, Edward Ruscha
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Meet Physical Therapy Alumni
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Per diem PT in acute care for Good Shepherd Penn Partners
Q. Help us understand how your education at Jefferson prepared you for these positions.
A. As a new graduate, I felt prepared from the beginning. Jefferson's strong curriculum and clinicals allowed me to quickly expand my clinical knowledge. That made me comfortable working in both orthopedic and acute care settings.
Q. Why did you choose to come to Jefferson for PT College?
A. I chose Jefferson because it is a very well-known and reputable academic institution and teaching hospital. I thought if I came here, I would have more opportunities. Jefferson exceeded my expectations.
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Q. What did you like most about Jefferson?
A. In addition to the urban location, I liked being exposed to diversity outside of my education. I also liked the small class size and accessibility of the faculty.


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The Tennessee Mafia Jug Band's Leroy Troy brought out his banjo and twirled it in the air working the crowd of about 400 fans with his band mates as they shared classic bluegrass and '40s-era country music songs such as "Whoa Mule" and "Hillbilly Fever." It was like any other show the Jug Band might play with one exception: They played in a cave, 333 feet underground.
Cumberland Caverns' volcano room in McMinnville, Tenn., serves as home to Bluegrass Underground, a live country and bluegrass show that features a monthly mix of up-and-comers and established stars.
Cherryholmes, Justin Townes Earle, John Cowan Band, Mike Farris and the McCrary Sisters and Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder have all made the trek into the cave. At the Jug Band's recent show, they were joined by a group of cloggers from Cookeville, Tenn., and Rodney Dillard and the Dillard Band. (Dillard played a member of family band The Darlings on The Andy Griffith Show.)
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Anti-Darwinists love to ridicule the concept of "scientific orthodoxy," suggesting that it represents the unsupported collective opinion of many scientists who are basically just "voting" on things. Going against it is considered to be evidence of independent thinking and even courage.
A blogger at Uncommon Descent challenged Bruce Waltke's "high regard for 'current scientific orthodoxy'" and scolded Beliefnet columnist Ron Dreher for wondering how a leading academic like Waltke could get in trouble for simply noting that he thought the scientific consensus should be taken seriously.
The blogger went on to pose a most curious question: "Can we no longer confront the data on our own?" The answer to this is so obvious that I am surprised it would even be asked. The answer is "no." Of course we cannot confront the data "on our own."
To confront scientific data "on our own" would imply that we have scientific training and experience in whatever area we are looking at. If you say you can interpret fossil data on your own, for example— as biochemist Duane Gish and legal scholar Phillip Johnson tried to do—I would like to give you a brief quiz on fossils: Where might you find a fossil if I asked you to go fetch one? How much of a fossil skeleton is typically present? How do you figure out the age of a fossil? What exactly is a fossil? What parts of a skeleton are most likely to be missing or incompletely fossilized? How do you decide if bones found together are from the same organism?
If you cannot answer simple questions like these then you cannot confront fossil data "on your own." And fossils are the simplest part of the evolutionary picture. Interpreting genomic data, with its complex biochemical, statistical, and historical underpinnings is not remotely possible without the relevant expertise.
My field is physics. I cannot imagine what it would mean for a layperson to deal with the data of physics and draw their own conclusions. Physics is particularly hard because of the math. If you don't understand differential equations, then you simply cannot understand quantum mechanics. You can certainly look at the colored lines in a spectrum and somehow imagine that they come from electrons jumping back and forth in the atom, but that is a far cry from understanding what is going on. I earned a math degree en route to my Ph.D. in physics, but I never did learn enough math to understand quarks. I have to rely on specialists in that area.
Furthermore we rarely—if ever—apply this "Professor Everyman" style of reasoning to, say, medical diagnoses. If our child is sick we want our doctor to share the collective wisdom of the medical profession with us and tell us what to do, not hand us some charts and say "Here are the facts. Let me know what medications you want me to prescribe. Or if you think surgery is required."
The only time we hear calls to stand up and challenge "orthodoxy" is when we don't like that orthodoxy.
Evolution, Big Bang, and Global Warming are all places where uninformed lay people presume to challenge the scientific community. We hear calls to present both Intelligent Design and evolution to high school students and let them make up their own minds. Is this really a serious proposal? How can this possibly work? Questions that leading scientists with Ph.D.s have explored and debated for decades are to be presented to 17-year-old high school students to adjudicate during a 50 minute class right after lunch?
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Professor Everyman would have us believe that the "scientific orthodoxy" or "consensus" is just an opinion poll. Scientists all believe the earth is billions of years old; they all like pepperoni pizza; and they all think blue is a great color. We can be lemmings and go along with the crowd or we can think for ourselves, and order sausage pizza, prefer green, and believe the earth is 10,000 years old.
To go along with the majority in this case is caricatured as abandoning your own thinking in favor of blindly accepting someone else's. This kind of independent thinking would have rescued poor confused Bruce Waltke, for example, who needed to be "familiar with the current scientific data, rather than the current scientific orthodoxy."
Unfortunately, only trained specialists can be familiar with scientific data. There are thousands of scientific papers published every month. Even if you focused on one small subfield—say fossils—it would take you years to get to the point where you could deal with the data directly and draw your own conclusions. Even scientists typically do not handle the data directly except in their own small area.
We must understand how the much-maligned consensus emerges in science. Take the age of the earth as an example where a well-defined "orthodoxy" exists. Nobody gathered all the geologists together and asked them "How many of you think the earth is: a) ten thousand years old? b) ten million? c) one billion; d) 4.6 billion? and then counted hands, as though they were choosing a venue for the Christmas party.
The age of the earth was a matter of some controversy for well over a century. Used to dating it at ten thousand years using the Bible, geologists came to understand that it was much older. At first the numbers were varied and uncertain; different dating methods yielded different results. There was no consensus.
But when scientists don't agree, they work energetically—and generally amicably—to find out what is wrong. Research is done to gather more data; papers are published highlighting the disagreements and asking tough questions. More data is gathered. Conferences are held to address the problem. Very bright young people eagerly go into this field because it is obviously in need of fresh thinking. More data is gathered. Young whippersnappers brashly challenge their elders. Fogeys with their heels dug in gradually become marginalized. More data is gathered. Slowly the discrepancies begin to disappear under a mountain of fresh data until the reasons for the differences vanish and a consensus emerges.
The consensus on the age of the earth not a "consensus of opinion" but a "consensus of data" and a "consensus of methods." We now understand that there are multiple ways to measure the age of the earth and they all converge on the same value.
To understand science is to understand this process—to appreciate just how much effort is expended over the course of a century as thousands of scientists from different disciplines, different countries, and speaking different languages, gather data and work vigorously until they all get onto the same page—and reach a "consensus"— about what is going on. To suggest that this "data" can be simply handed over to non-specialists so they can make up their own minds is profoundly miss the point of science.
There is a more common term for "scientific orthodoxy" that is widely used in other areas. It is wisdom.


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Honors: Outdoor All-East (10,000m - 2010)...ACC Academic Honor Roll (2010-13)
2013-14: Competed three times during the fall...placed second at the Three Stripe Invitational (11/9), crossing the line in a season-best 5K time of 18:11.87 and helping guide the Blue Devils to a first-place team finish...opened the season with a 25th-place finish at the adidas XC Challenge (9/20), clocking a 5K time of 18:33.7...scored for the Blue Devils at the Notre Dame Invitational (10/4), crossing the line as the fifth Duke harrier in a 5K time of 18:41.7...Indoors, competed once, placing third in the 5,000 at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet (2/8) after finishing in a time of 18:11.63...did not compete during the outdoor season.
2012-13: Ran once during the fall, posting a time of 15:06.53 over 4K to finish 21st at the season-opening Virginia Tech Alumni Invitational...Indoors, finished 35th in the 3,000 meters at the ACC Indoor Championships with a season-best time of 10:21.27…Outdoors, competed once in the 10,000 at the Raleigh Relays to finish 23rd in the field with a time of 36:23.47.
2011-12: Did not compete during the cross country, indoor or outdoor seasons...named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
2010-11: Covered 6K in a personal-best 21:12.7 at the NCAA Championships during the fall season...helped the Blue Devils to a third-place showing at the NCAA Southeast Regional, clocking 21:42.4 over 6K to finish 56th...took 46th at the ACC Championships in 21:55.5...did not compete during the track seasons.
2009-10: During the fall, placed 23rd at the ACC Cross Country Championships, covering 6K in 21:14.4...finished 146th at the NCAA Championships in 21:36.7...indoors, ran 9:58.37 for 3,000m to finish eighth at the Hokie Invite...placed fifth in the 5,000m at the ACC Championships, clocking 16:48.43...outdoors, earned All-East honors in the 10,000m with a third place finish at the ECAC Championships in 35:59.26...finished 14th in the same event at the ACC Championships with a 37:06.70 performance.
Prior to Duke: Lettered four years in both cross country and track & field...2008 Pennsylvania Gatorade Cross Country Runner of the Year...2008 PIAA state cross country champion...2008 PTFCA Cross Country Runner of the Year...2008 first-team all-state in cross country...2008 and 2009 PIAA state champion in the 4x800m...finished in fourth place at the 2008 Nike Outdoor Nationals in the 5,000m...National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society member.
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You build the board with tiles that are 3 hexes joined together, each has a volcano on it. You stack them, and build stuff on them. Temples on tiles that are 4 high, villages need to have a certain size and there's a third building I can't remember.
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Sunday, November 03, 2002Spartanburg, S.C. (November 3, 2002) - East Tennessee State freshmen Sylwia Ziolkowska (Warsaw, Poland) and Jewel Aldea (Charleston, S.C.) were both victorious, while the tandem of Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) and Jessica Irey (Clewiston, Fla.) fell in the doubles final at the Wofford Fall Invitational Sunday. Ziolkowska defeated Paloma Castillo of South Carolina Spartanburg, 2-6, 7-6 10-7 in the tiebreaker to win the consolation B finals. Aldea defeated Marilyn Clark of North Carolina Charlotte to win the Consolation A finals. Halim and Irey lost to Nandita Chandresaker and Barbara Orlay of Charleston Southern, 8-3 in the finals of the doubles tournament. "Overall we played much better the last two days," said Buccaneer head coach Steve Brooks. "I'm happy with the way we ended the fall, we will keep working hard to improve for the spring." ETSU will return to action on January 25 as they open up the spring season at Virginia Tech University.
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American Studies by any measure is a path-breaking field. It emerged from the efforts of restless academics to bring the vitality of engaged, cultural criticism into concerted scholarly practice. Frustrated by the limitations of disciplines, these scholars developed fertile conversations across disciplinary boundaries. From its inception, this interdisciplinary endeavor we now call American Studies has excelled in framing new and exciting questions, expanding the range of sources for research and devising cutting-edge methods of scholarship.
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Credit Hours/Coursework: 57 credit hours (beyond the Bachelor of Arts), plus 12 hours of dissertation writing credit | American Studies Ph.D. and Degree Requirements page
Program Description: The pursuit of the doctorate is an intensive process of acquiring the breadth and depth sufficient to produce an original contribution to the field. It is by nature a pursuit that requires a high degree of flexibility in the curriculum, substantial self-motivation on the part of the student, and strong mentorship by the faculty.
Career Possibilities: Lawyer; Museum Director; Professor
Curriculum & Program Details: The program combine the rigors of training in theory and methods with the development of skills in critical analysis, writing, and research design. Benchmarks include core and elective coursework, skill training, second language acquisition, qualifying exams, application for candidacy, and the proposal, writing, and defense of a dissertation.
About the American Studies Faculty: Five new faculty members have been hired in the last six years and they are considered the best available in their discipline. | American Studies Faculty Site
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This was a really fun book to read. I couldn't believe that some of the greatest inventions were made by mistake. One mistake that worked was the chocolate chip cookie and who can imagine life without the chocolate chip cookie? The best part about this book is you can pick it up and put it down easily while you are doing your other summer activities. Written by Charlotte Jones, this is a great book that teaches kids all kinds of things can turn into something amazing, even if they weren't on purpose. Don't be surprised if you find your mom can't put it down either! A must read for all ages. Come hang out under the tree and read this book with us!


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Link Ink: 'Memoir' TV Show in the Works, Ghost Rider, and the Super Mario Bathroom
TV: Ben McCool and Nikki Cook's Memoir has been acquired by Warner Bros. Television.
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I really wanted to build something special but didn't want to spend to much on it. Instead of building a real door I decided on using two pieces of scrap plywood and making a fake door facade.
Step 1: Get stuff together you need
So at this point I've decided I'm going to use some 3/4″ scrap plywood and buy some cheap poplar wood to use for the box and the faux door panels. I ended up only buying about 18″ of 1×4 poplar. So my plan of attack is basically very simple:
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I think that with two 3/4" sheets of plywood I might not have to do anything more. Fingers crossed. :)
that said, I like the look of it, and that's half the point :)
Of course that's because I used hinges left over from turning a door into a pocket door so if you were using other ones you might be able to do it. or maybe even cut out the center and replace it with foam.
The whole project was under $30....half the price was the skeleton lock :)
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My approach was somewhat inspired by service panels noted on ships my marine engineering dad once served on,& allows panel removal as needed. A smaller one suits simple storage, while removing several (& placing them away from the work area) gives totally clear access. Check pictures at https://picasaweb.google.com/113235065280579741262/AtticAccess
This particular attic has VERY tight ergonomics, making swinging doors a liability. The room's 4 such hideaway areas are instead lift off/out panels, & are a real feature of the magical space !
"A magical land called Attica where the righteous pink fiberglassians battle the evil brown mouse poopians in eternal struggle for the first floor dominion. Or as I call it the first floor attic."
but yeah i'm always worried i'm going to wake up and find her in there some morning. :)
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Chef Miquel is an outstanding chef creating one of Quito's most creative and inspiring fine dining menu. We sat at the chef's table and had a 6 course (me) and 7 course (my daughter) menu. I was ill so Chef Miguel created a light tasty meal that pleased my palate and did not overwhelm me....his maitre d' Francisco was WONDERFUL.
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I've chopped off my finger. I've betrayed my friend. I've pulled the plug. I took the gold and ran.
I bet you've done it, too. Maybe you've stayed pure in ways that I haven't, but you've compromised your responsibilities. You've done something short of your best work. You've pandered to an audience, to a client, or to your own writing vanity. You've made your deals with devils, even if your devils are incredibly cute and small.
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Some claim they originated in the Middle Ages as a call-and-answer password format. Others, as @Callithumpian notes, cite passages in Shakespeare.
Here is a legitimate reference to their existence in America in 1936:
This is the first legitimate printed reference I can find.
I found this use of the joke in the printed "Proceedings" of the American Pomological Society. This publication seems to cover meetings from 1933 to 1937, but this occurrence is early enough (p. 75) that I think it can be dated to 1933. I wondered if this was perhaps used as a jingle by an apple company, but I couldn't find evidence of this.
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My family gives "thumbs up" to Rosemary!
Just had my 60th birthday! My hair is so thin and wild that I have to have a wig to be beautiful. I bought this in SF13/16 and it is very close to...Read complete review
Just had my 60th birthday! My hair is so thin and wild that I have to have a wig to be beautiful. I bought this in SF13/16 and it is very close to my color. Enough to fool my entire family! I bought it because the reviews said it was thin on top. It's not thin but it doesn't poof up as much as the other wigs I've tried and sent back. I wore it to church on my birthday and since then and have had so many compliments. I think matching the color made a big difference. Wish I had purchased more accessories. Bought a brush, comb and pick but should have purchased shampoo and a wig stand. I am submitting another order for the same Rosemary wig with those accessories. My 17 year old son even said I looked better and younger!
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When I received this wig it didn't look anything like picture. My niece was here while I was wearing it and she said she could tell it was a wig. The style was very flat.
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Great wig
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Wear everyday; bought two in same color and had my hairstylist take off a bit of the length. This helped it look more natural on me. Very easy to wear and style. Lots of compliments and very flattering to the face. neck and jawline. Great wig!
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Never a bad hair day
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Bought this wig last month in light blonde. Matches my color and style perfectly (although I did cut the bangs a bit.) Recently had a haircut by my usual stylist and tried to do my hair as I use to. Styling products, hairspray, and 30 minutes later, I looked like a 12 year old boy. Popped this wig on and in about 2 minutes had perfect hair. My husband even said he likes the wig better. I have been wearing it daily and never have a 'bad hair' day. I've been wearing it to work and have received so many compliments. When I told a few friends that it was a wig they said they couldn't even tell. Frankly I don't care who knows it's a wig. I love it and it shaves 30 minutes off of my 'get ready' time, not to mention the stress relief of not having to worry about doing my hair. Buying another so I'll never be without. LOVE IT!!!
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By Cindilou
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By Cindi in her 60s
This is my 4th wig attempt...and finally...it passed the test for my 17 year old son (who said this was better than my own hair...now I can actually drop him off near his friends...lol), my 19 and 21 year old daughters (who said, "Finally, mom! You look great! We thought we hated wigs but this is really good), my husband (who just met me with a big smile and said the hair cut was really nice...I looked beautiful!) and me (I was almost ready to give up on finding a wig that was not so thick and poofy that I looked like a cartoon character!). I really do think matching the color to something close to my own made all the difference. My hair has several colors..like alot of my 60+/- year old friends. The SF group includes multiple colors and Misty Mocha nailed mine! I also ordered it in white but I am sending it back to get another wig in SF13/16. Also, for new wig wearers...I had a hard time trying to make it feel comfortable and secure. I bought the stretchy cool band but had to send it back because it kept slipping off my head (even the one with the pebbly side). The nylon hair nets slipped off too. Today after washing my hair, I secured my med-short hair in tiny rubber bands patched all over my head and then bobbie pinned the little pigtails down to my scalp. I left some bangs out because they matched my wig. I couldn't slip the wig on afterward because the bobbie pins caught in the netting of the wig so I put a silk scarf on my head placed the wig on my head, held it (I'm buying a chin strap with my next order) and gently pulled the scarf out from under the wig past my forehead. Next I used about four bobbie pins through the wig and into the pins on my head to hold the wig in place. It has been absolutely secure all day! I think I could sleep in it. I'm open to some ideas from experienced wig wearers but this has really worked for me! It was my 60th birthday and I felt beautiful all day. This style can be brushed to look great in several styles and the bangs aare not too long and they don't stick out too far beyond my forhead. If you have thin hair and want something realistic for yourself, this is a good choice. Hope you like it as much as I do!
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(7 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Great wig.
By Donna
from Jerusalem, Israel
Liked this wig so much, I ordered another one. Can be styled in many different ways. It's so comfortable I don't know I'm wearing it, an unusual condition for me.
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Love this sytle and have gotten many comments.
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By Southern Lady
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This is the first wig I have owned, and I am VERY pleased with the style and quality of this piece. I have thinning light brown hair and have worn clip on hair pieces, but this is much better. I ordered color SF 12/28, Honey, and have received many, many compliments on the color and style. This color and style are both very fashionable and natural looking; no one can believe it is a wig. Don't be afraid to give this a try. At first I thought the color was too much of a change for me and too light, but ordered this color at my daughter's insistence. Everyone tells be it is the perfect color for me. I believe this is a warmer color than Buttered Toast, which has some ash tones. If you prefer warmer tones with no ash overtones, this is the one to choose. I need a petite size, but this only came in average and I have been able to make it work for me whereas other averages have been much too large. As a 60 + , fashion-conscious person, I highly recommend this Rosemary wig.
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Love, Love, Love this wig
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Just got this wig last month and have had so many compliments on it. About 90% of my close friends were really surprised when I told them I was wearing a wig. They thought I had a new haircut. I plan to buy more.
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Love it.
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This is the first wig I have worn in many many years and I am very impressed with the color, style and comfort. I really enjoy wearing it. Plan on buying more Paula Young wigs.
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Due to different medications I have thinning hair... I love paula young wigs... the Rosemary is one of my favorites... My goal is to have several in different shades!!! Thank you for having this wigs so affordable!!!!


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