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Okay here's what happens. If i set my machine to HF start in AC and depress the pedal nothing happens. if i switch it to lift arc and dcen or dcep and heat the tungsten then quickly switch to AC HF the HF will work. it only seems to work when the tungsten is hot. I have checked the gaps and they are within limits and the sparks are blue and not wandering. any help would be greatly appreciated
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"Here is a quick dinner idea, perfect for a hot summer night. Try it with crusty sourdough bread to complete the meal."
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linguini pasta
tomatoes, diced
1 pound
shredded mozzarella cheese
1/3 cup
chopped fresh basil
6 cloves
garlic, minced
1/2 cup
olive oil
1/4 teaspoon
garlic salt
ground black pepper to taste
I used bocconcini (little fresh mozzarella balls) instead of the shredded mozzarella and red-ripe Roma tomatoes, seeded and chopped. I skipped the garlic salt - totally unnecssary. To avoid a strong taste of raw garlic I mixed the minced garlic with a little salt, then used the flat side of my chef's knife to mash it into a paste. I added all ingredients to taste rather than measuring. A plate of this and I'm happy. Very happy.
Too much garlic!!! I only used 1/2 the garlic, and it was still WAY too much.
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Simple, delicious - and not just for summer! Although, I'll definitely remember this for summer when garden ripe tomatoes are in season. I subbed penne pasta for the linguini and opted to use fresh mozzarella that I sliced and chopped vs. shredded. I also used regular salt vs. garlic salt. This is a great side dish for any meal or you could make this a meal in and of itself it's so good. Next time I might add a splash of balsamic vinegar or a bit of crushed red pepper flakes for a little pizzaz!
I made this the other night for my husband - one of the "pickiest eaters in the world" and he LOVED it. I would highly reccommend this to anyone - easy to prepare and delicious!
I made this for a summer dinner party. Even after doubling the recipe there were NO leftovers! This recipe is fantastic!
I used cherry tomatoes and like naples 34102 fresh mozzarella. I love it how the mozzarella softens and melts a bit because of the hot pasta. I don't think there is dish with too much garlic so I loved the amount of garlic in this one. What really gives the dish an extra kick is if you add marinated artichokes. Sooooo good.
I cut the recipe in half...and I'm annoyed I wasted 1/2 lb. of mozzerella. This was just OK...very bland, and needed more Italian spices, like oregano, more salt, maybe rosemary. I wouldn't even waste my time spicing this up and trying it again. My husband asked me if this was the first time I made this (He knows I'm a good cook and that I am always making different meals.) He asked where I got the recipe. He then asked me to never make it again.
In LOVE with this pasta salad...the first time i made it I knew I would be making this for the rest of my life...second time i made it was in a rush and put the cheese in before the pasta was cool...hoping the compost pile enjoyed it at least! Only changes are that I dont put in garlic powder...just the garlic in the recipe and I add more salt...I do use half the cheese just because im saving calories but who doesnt love extra cheese! Five starts because hubby loved it and a party of friends gobbled it up!
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I'm going to a water cooled tourch, so I'm building a tank and cooler system. What size pump would you recommend? I have a submersible pump that I could use but I know they generate a lot of heat, not really what I want.
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Check out the spec sheet for the miller coolmate coolers. I believe they list the flow rate as one of their specs.MillerMatic 251
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I would be interested to see what you come with. I would like to switch to a water cooled torch and build my own tank. The pump and a small radiator system can't be to hard to put together.
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You will need a positive displacement pump. A centrifugal pump such as a submersible pump won't build enough pressure to force an adequate amount of coolant through the 1/4" hoses and torch. If you have inadequate coolant flow you will melt your torch and coolant lines very quickly.
A Procon pump is ideal for use as a TIG cooler. You can search for a "Carbonator" on Craigslist, or Ebay and find used ones for $100 or less, or go to places that sell and service soda fountain equipment near you. A "Carbonator" is a small unit usually just a plate with a 2 gallon stainless tank and a Procon pump connected to a 1/3 or 1/2 hp electric motor mounted on it. They are used to insert CO2 gas into tap water to make the soda fizz. These units are frequently removed from service when new fountain equipment is installed, and are declared surplus even though there is nothing wrong with them. I left my carbonator intact, and just changed the plumbing connections, removed the tank level controls, and added an automotive transmission cooler and muffin fans. You will need 40-50 psi of coolant pressure and a flow rate of about 4 gpm to cool your torch. My DIY cooler has been in use for over 3 years without any problems. I have about $200 invested in the parts.
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Finding a used one will prob be cheaper then building one I just picked up a coolmate 3 dirt cheap
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The ebay procon pumps removed from soda machines will work good but be aware that the psi is set 170-200 the stainless ones are for cO2 and a good many of them have no filter screens inside them look for the ones with two brass caps. One is psi adjustment the other is the filter screen


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This seems to be the perfect time to plan a garden — in fact, I've been getting ideas for designing a small culinary herb garden — one that will be close to my kitchen.
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•Most culinary herbs like full sun and well drained soil.
•We've all heard for years that herbs will grow in any type of soil, and even though that is somewhat true, they will do much better if you prepare the soil bed by tilling in compost, some well-composted manure and soil lighteners, such as sphagnum peat moss. Finally, work in slow-release fertilizer according to label directions.
•You can start your herbs from seed or purchase plants. If you decide to start them from seed, they need to be started in February so they will be ready for the garden by mid-May. Some gardeners make arrangements with a local greenhouse to start the seeds if they are planning on having a large garden.
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•Mark the area with spray paint or whatever way you choose, lift the wagon wheel and remove the sod.
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•Do you have an old wooden ladder? Do the same thing we talked about with the wagon wheel.
•Create a raised bed of cement blocks, stones or landscape stone in whatever design you would like, add the soil mixture, making sure it is at least 12 inches deep, and plant.
•Old wooden barrels make great herb gardens for small spaces or patios. Just make sure it is in the sun and that the barrel has many drain holes in the bottom.
•If you have an old wheelbarrow you are thinking of tossing, drill drain holes in the bottom of the metal pan, paint the outside green and then paint large multicolored flowers here and there on the green background. Fill with soil to the brim, and plant your herbs. (That would also look great filled with wave petunias in a variety of colors.) If your landscape has shade trees and the direct sun moves, you can follow it so your plants receive the six to eight hours they will need each day.
•A typical kitchen herb garden will have one or two chive plants, three to six sweet basil plants, two rosemary plants, one lemon verbena plant, one sage plant, three Greek oregano plants, three sweet marjoram plants, six Italian parsley plants, three French tarragon plants and three thyme plants. They might also contain two or three dill plants and one or two mint plants. (Mints should always be planted in containers, as they are very invasive. Pots of mint can be sunk in the ground, which will stop their spread.)
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Fabulous recipe. made it for the parents and they loved it. However, for a less fattier recipe I changed the ground beef to ground turkey. Takes out more than 50% of the fat. Used Italian Seasoned Stewed Tomatoes for a little extra seasoning and I also cooked the peppers a bit longer. Added shredded cheese to the top for the last few cooking minutes. NICE 'N' EASY!
HMmm...nothing special...still looking for that knock-your-socks-off stuffed pepper recipe.
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Everyone loves this dish! I boiled the peppers for five minutes to soften. Used one pound beef and 1/2 pound garlic sausage. One 28oz can crushed tomatoes in place of whats called for and I added a diced red pepper to the onion saute. I also added a healthy tablespoon of herb de provonce and a little oregano. The last ten minutes I topped the peppers with motz cheese.
This was my first foray into making my father's favorite dinner...and it was a HIT. Although a little more labor intensive than I had imagined, the end result was true comfort food. I made a few tweaks to the reciped: Subbed 1/2 cup of meat for Italian sausage and added fresh garlic. The recipe made more than enough for three peppers. I could have easily gotten two more out of it so I froze the rest. This mixture could definitely be made ahead and frozen for a quick dinner.
Hubby wanted Stuffed peppers, i didnt know how to make em. First time at this site was happy to find this easy recipe...I suggest altering the recipe just a lil COOK for 45 min. covered or the peppers will NEVER get done. Tasted great, very good flavor after the peppers finally got tender. My son wouldn't even try em so hubby and i will have leftovers tomorrow night
with a little help this recipe was great..i added 2 tbl spoons of garlic power and italian saugage and red bell pepper with the beef/onion mix..did not use diced tomatoes or spaghetti sauce...topped with american & mozarella cheese...baked for 40min at 350...green peppers were just right...family loved it...next time i may try adding a little spicy taste...that would relly be great
My entire family loved these stuffed peppers! After reading the reviews, I decided to add some garlic & chopped peppers to the filling and increase the baking time to 45 minutes. Perfect!
This was a great recipe! I let the peppers bake an extra 20 minutes. Also at the last 5-10 minutes i added mozarella cheese to the top of each pepper! Wonderful!
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At age 19, I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. My father was a Navy officer and, at that time, I was on my parents' insurance plan. Because of my circumstances, I have remained on that same insurance plan, and, since age 25, I've been fortunate enough to have the same psychiatrist.
Growing up, I saw what good professional care looked like because my parents were big advocates in my health care. They encouraged me to take my medications and realized how important my health was -- both mentally and physically.
They didn't look at my illness first -- they looked at my wellness. My parents aren't around anymore, so that means I have to be responsible where my physical health is concerned, including performing regular tasks such as making doctor's and dentist's appointments.
Make sure you talk honestly about any medical problems you have. I'm more trusting of my psychiatrist because I've known him for 26 years, but it's important I'm honest with my internist too. You need to establish trust to get the most out of your health care.
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Featuring more than 120 works, this definitive mid-career survey of the work of celebrated American artist Nicole Eisenman charts the development of her practice across painting, printmaking, drawing, and sculpture over the last twenty years. Fusing centuries-old artmaking techniques with contemporary subject matter, Eisenman's work explores issues of identity, sexuality, and community, often incorporating both humor and incisive sociopolitical critique.


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It's taken me a few days to get over my defeat on Sunday. It's a tough one to explain: I was in control of the match, leading by a set and a break, but I somehow lost confidence and Mattek-Sands took full advantage.
Some defeats hurt more than others and this was one of the more painful ones, especially because it came here at the second biggest clay court event of the season.
Despite my disappointment, there was no time to sulk: I stayed in Madrid and trained each day with Darren Cahill of adidas, and my hitting partner Olivier Morel. My strokes and movement are fine – what we have been working on more than anything is maintaining a positive frame of mind and trying to avoid self-doubt.
That's not always easy in tennis, because you are out there on your own and you have no one to depend on but yourself. Unlike in team sports, you can't "go missing" for even five minutes, because in that time you may have been broken and you're on your way to losing the match.
But it's not been all serious business: I discovered that hitting the between-the-legs shot is a lot harder than it looks: the other day in practice I hit my own leg in the process of attempting it, and now I have a nasty bruise!
Away from the court I've been enjoying some excellent Spanish cuisine. I found time to visit the botanical gardens at Park Retiro, which were very beautiful.
I will go to Italy soon. I did well in Rome last year and I hope that I can use those good memories to my advantage next week. It's an even more important event now that I lost so early here, because there isn't much time before Roland Garros.
Obviously winning Roland Garros and becoming No.1 in the world three years ago is the highlight of my career so far. It's my favourite tournament and I always look forward to going back.
Sure, I didn't perform well there last year, but the memories of my victory come flooding back as soon as I walk onto Court Philippe Chatrier. Even before that, in fact – returning to a place you have had success in the past is always a special feeling, as you see the same faces again and recall some great experiences.
Although I have only played two clay court events – Fed Cup and the Mutua Madrid Open – I'm now used to playing on the surface. The preparation work that you do before your first clay court tournament is designed to give you a good base for the physical challenges ahead.
Two of the main areas of training we work on are footwork, because it's so different on clay, and also strengthening the lower body, which literally gives you a stronger base and allows you to "push off" on your shots.
I haven't yet decided where I'll train after Rome, or if I'll enter a tournament. I have a house in Mallorca so that is a nice option, or I could go home to Switzerland, where it's extremely peaceful.
I'm already looking forward to going back to Paris.
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On Aug. 28, a hot, humid day 50 years ago, some 250,000 people who had assembled on the grounds between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument fell silent for the climax of the largest demonstration Washington, D.C., had ever seen. Then, in an address that many scholars rate as the most important political speech of the century, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. laid out his dream, a vision of equality for the entire nation.
See also: The life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
King's speech "really shifted public opinion about the civil rights movement" and engaged white America in the struggle, says William P. Jones, associate professor of history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Delivered in the cadence of a charismatic preacher, King's simple message — equality for all strengthens a nation — instilled in many a deep sense of hope and a feeling of responsibility to do their part to fulfill King's dream.
"Are we moving closer to King's dream or further away? It's a mixed answer," says Clayborne Carson, a history professor at Stanford University, editor of King's papers and author of the memoir Martin's Dream. "For many Americans the dream has remained elusive."
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Served as team captain, seeing action in all 100 sets the Bobcats played in 2009 ... Ranked fourth on the team in both digs (189) and service aces (17) ... Reached double-digits in digs on nine different occasions ... Had a season-high 14 digs against Robert Morris on Nov. 2 ... Had 13 digs each in wins against St. Francis (N.Y.) (Oct. 9) and Holy Cross (Oct. 13) ... Registered 12 digs against Binghamton on Sept. 27, and 11 each against Columbia (Sept. 11) and Fairleigh Dickinson (Nov. 6) ... Tallied 10 digs each against Yale (Sept. 26), Long Island (Oct. 10) and Saint Francis (Pa.) (Nov. 15).
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Did not play due to injury...named to the Northeast Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll.
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Led the Bobcats with 303 digs and a 3.12 digs-per-game average ... totaled 20 services aces, good for fifth on the team ... earned Rose Hill Classic All-Tournament Team recognition with 21 digs in three matches, averaging 2.33 digs per game ... had 20 digs in a match twice ... had six assists in the season-opener against Marist, Aug. 31 ... earned NEC Academic Honor Roll recognition.
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Named team MVP and co-captain for 2007 season ... led team in digs (312), games played (101), and serve receive percentage ... recognized by team for Outstanding Academic Achievement ... her 312 digs ranked her ninth in the NEC.
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Achieved Honor Roll status throughout high school ... played varsity volleyball and soccer for three years at Tatnall High School ... holds the school record for career kills in volleyball ... voted to the All-Conference First Team in volleyball (once) and soccer (twice) ... served as a team captain her senior year.
Born in Bridgeton, N.J. ... the daughter of Gail and Ed Overdevest ... has two older brothers, Jon and Ryan ... Jon competed on the crew team at Cornell ... Ryan played soccer at William & Mary ... earned a bachelor's degree in in occupational therapy... completing course work toward a master's degree in occupational therapy.


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It was a tough two decades to be a Pirates fan. After the near-miss NLCS years of 1991 and 1992, Pittsburgh's National League franchise went into a funk. But after the long climb back to respectability, a serious playoff run was still in doubt, as the Bucs still needed to defeat the Cincinnati Reds in the Wildcard game to move on. But in retrospect, with the fans at PNC Park turning themselves into the best home crowd in baseball, was it ever really in doubt? As the seventh inning unfolds and a trip to St. Louis for a best-of-five grudgematch draws nearer...SNAP! The moment
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Spring has sprung at the Science Center and was well apparent at Member Monday on March 10. Members celebrated the new season by pressing real flower scraps on wax paper to create colorful stained-glass window crafts. They also learned about the evolution of butterflies and creepy crawlers in a presentation by our very own NatureWorks staff.
We invite you to learn more about the spring season in an interactive, family storytelling adventure on Monday, April 14 from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Madeline Potts, longtime storyteller, is back by popular demand to take you on a musical journey all ages will enjoy. For more information, call 407.514.2158. Learn more at Madeline's website.
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Unwind and enjoy beautiful Barnsdall Park as the sun is setting from the gated green of the West Lawn of the historic Hollyhock House. Silverlake Wine will present four selections of boutique, small production, artisan wines from around the globe. As featured in LA Weekly, LA Times, Urban Daddy, and FoodGPS.
All profits from the wine tastings benefit Barnsdall Art Park Foundation programs and projects, such as Free Sunday Art Classes for children and families in the community, as well as capital projects like the Monument Sign.
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FISHNETSTOCKINGS is an interactive installation created by digital artist Joellyn Rock, computer scientist Pete Willemsen, visual artist Alison Aune, and a crew of collaborators. The participatory space allows the audience to dive in and make virtual waves inside this alt version of a very old tale. A layered mix of digital video, text, silhouettes and cutout elements are motion activated with a combo of code, Processing and Kinect.
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Final Projects must integrate the concept of DIGITAL ART MIXED-MEDIA. Your approach may use tactile materials or traditional art techniques at the beginning or the end of your process. Your final project plan must outline your step by step plan, and describe the final format you will turn in for grading. More info in class!
Option 1 : TO SLEEP PERCHANCE TO DREAM
Work with personal ideas about sleep and dreams to develop a conceptual approach to the theme. Create original imagery on the sleep/dream theme using digital tools. Images may be illustrative, abstract, photographic or any mix. Experiment with tactile media and iron-on image transfer process to integrate digital imagery onto fabric. Use both compositional space and limited materials inventively to solve this problem. Craft a final mixed-media work that creatively uses both sides of a cotton pillowcase. Inspiration on blog:
Option 2: NATURE MEETS MACHINE / Create a work of digital mixed-media art that explores the relationship between the natural world and technology. Respond honestly to your own experience with digital media and daily life. Work with imagery and mixed-media to express your thoughts about how to strike balance in the digital age. Works may be in any materials, but must integrate both digital media and nature in some way.
Option 3: RE-MIXED-MEDIA using imagery from NARRATIVE or Other Previous Project
Revisit the Narrative project, using the imagery you have already created in an alternative format. This could take the form of a wearable work, or a mixed-media work using any digital transfer method on any materials… Some students may choose to work on a short animation or video version using their narrative images.
Link to Wearable Art examples : http://blog.lib.umn.edu/jrock2/rockblog/cat_wearable_art.html
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OR Revisit any earlier project… Develop a series of images (at least 10 iterations) Transfer the best imagery to a tactile object or unusual surface. Experiment with alternative materials such as Fabric, Wood, Glass, Metal…
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Link to Remix Culture: http://blog.lib.umn.edu/jrock2/rockblog/cat_remix_culture.html
Option 4: Mermaid Mashups
Contribute imagery or animations to the collaborative Mermaid Tales digital projections / project to be shared at the Nordic Center gallery in Duluth May 8-26. See more info in class.
Saturday April 25 > Open Studio + Tweed Exhibit Events
Don't Miss this Full Day of events on Saturday!
1 – 4pm : Open Studios in Art&Design Classrooms
4 – 6pm : Annual Exhibit Reception in Tweed Museum of Art
5pm : Awards Ceremony in Tweed
6 – 8pm : Rooftop Barn Dance in Bohannon Plaza
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On Saturday April 25, UMD's Department of Art & Design will opens its doors to the public to view student work and facilities from 1 – 4 p.m. The Open Studio event includes classroom tours, demonstrations, hands-on activities, live music, and an affordable art sale of student work. The studios are located in Anderson Hall, Montague Hall, and the Humanities Building at 1201 Ordean Court on the University of Minnesota Duluth campus.
Some pix from previous Open Studio Events: http://www.d.umn.edu/~jrock2/openstudios2014/ and
After touring the Art & Design studios, the public is welcome to attend the Annual Student Exhibition Reception, which will be held at the Tweed Museum from 4 – 6 p.m. The exhibition reception will feature live music, refreshments, and an awards ceremony at 5 p.m. to announce the exhibition prizes and honor UMD Art & Design scholarship students.
This full day of events will wrap up with a rooftop barn dance in Bohannon Plaza, featuring local musicians and dance callers, Four Mile Portage, from 6 – 8 p.m. Bring a creative spirit, wear your dancing shoes!
April Greiman's famous selfie
Students today have no idea how hard it was to do this on a mac in 1986:
April Greiman's 1986 self portrait / centerfold in Design Quarterly published by the Walker Art Center.
Mosaic Self-Portrait Project
The body and identity have become prominent themes in the digital realm, centering on questions of how we define ourselves in virtual as well as networked physical space. While our physical bodies are still individual, physical objects, they have also become increasingly transparent; exact surveillance and identification seem to threaten the idea of individual autonomy… Our virtual existence suggests the opposite of a unified, individual body – multiple selves inhabiting mediated realities.
– Christiane Paul
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Mosaic Project
This digital art project poses a question: What is portraiture in the digital age? Consider the history of portraiture, especially self-portraits by artists, and how the era is reflected in the style of the portrait. Some examples:
Create a self-portrait that reflects your own identity as an artist in this contemporary age. Your portrait must also engage the concept of mosaic in digital media and should be assembled from multiple pieces that together form the whole. Allow the divisions between these pieces to play an active role in the image dynamics of the portrait. As tiled images these should reflect the multiplicity and fragmentation of personal identity in the digital age. Consider mixing traditional techniques (drawing, painting, etc) with digital techniques. Employ art principles to strengthen image unity (color, line, texture, etc). Assemble a dynamic image that contains both unity and surprise. Work at appropriate image resolution for quality output. Plan ahead for a final work at large scale (at least 20 inches in one direction.) Assemble mixed-media to highest quality final craft.
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Tristan Tidswell
2015: Assistant lighting designer of The Sound of Music, The Taming of the Shrew and Love's Labour's Lost. Sixth season. Stratford: Assistant lighting designer of Crazy for You, King Lear, The Beaux' Stratagem, Fiddler on the Roof, Romeo and Juliet, Taking Shakespeare, The Thrill, 42nd Street, Henry V, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Homecoming, As You Like It, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Do Not Go Gentle and King of Thieves. Elsewhere: Lighting designer of A Christmas Carol, Little Shop of Horrors (TNB); Miracle on 34th Street (TNB/STC); You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Becky's New Car, Henry and Alice: Into the Wild (Globe Theatre). Assistant lighting designer of The Wizard of Oz (Mirvish), Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (Broadway, Mirvish). Training: BFA Honours, Ryerson University. Awards: Tristan is the recipient of the 2015 Ian and Molly Lindsay Design Fellowship at the Festival. He also received the 2009 Wally Russell Lighting Internship and Scholarship (Canadian Opera Company). Online:www.tristantidswell.com. Et cetera: Tristan is a member of the Associated Designers of Canada.


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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) often requires wastewater utlities to develop or update a facilities plan during a wastewater discharge permit renewal process. Environmental Services has applied for renewal of the Tryon Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant (TCWTP) Waste Discharge Permit and has updated the TCWTP Facilities Plan to support that permit renewal process.
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Learn the key components of a proposal to a foundation. This program will provide the basics of writing a proposal for your nonprofit organization, designed for new proposal writers or for those requiring a refresher. To register, call 330.744.8636 and ask for the Information Services department or register online at http://www.libraryvisit.org/programs.aspx using the events calendar.Library: Main Library
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Children's Literature
The Children's Books collection at the American Antiquarian Society is, within its scope, the world's finest. Extending from the sober prose of Thomas Shepard's children's catechism, Short Catechism Familiarly Teaching the Knowledg of God (1654), to the cheerful images of children at play in Young America's ABC and Pretty Picture Book (1900), the collection chronicles the emergence of an American literature for children. Books written for children can provide important evidence of the forces structuring childhood experience, that is, the ideals and ambitions of the society that wrote and published them. Scholars studying a variety of social issues-- the treatment of the physically handicapped, city life, temperance, and slavery--will find rich materials here. The AAS collection of books for children is thus an unparalleled resource for studies in such fields as the history of childhood, child discipline and the education of children, the history of reading, and the history of publishing, printing, and the graphic arts.
At present, children's literature at AAS is divided physically among several collections. Children's books published before 1821 are part of the Dated Books and Dated Pamphlets collections, while those published from 1821 forward are housed as applicable among the Children's Literature, McLoughlin, School Books, Sabbath School Books, Primers, and Catechisms collections. Children's books issued before 1801 and after 1820 are fully cataloged in the AAS online catalog; the children's imprints issued between 1801 and 1820 are accessible under the subject heading, "Children's Literature" in the AAS Imprint Catalog, a card catalog available in the library reading room. Children's books issued between 1801 and 1820 are in the process of being fully described in the AAS online catalog. New titles are being added every day.
As d'Alté Welch noted in his A Bibliography of American Children's Books Printed Prior to 1821 (Worcester, 1972), the Society "has by far the largest and most interesting collection of children's books seen.... [It] contains almost two thirds of all extant American [pre-1821] children's books." After Welch's untimely death in 1970, our already unrivaled collection was further strengthened by the acquisition of his personal collection. At 3,500 titles, these early children's books comprise an unparalleled resource for those seeking to understand the development of the children's book market in the United States.
Most American books for children printed before 1821 were printings of English chapbooks--which included traditional tales like "Cock Robin" and "Children in the Wood," abridgments of literary works like "Robinson Crusoe," and books of amusement and instruction, particularly those first issued by the London publisher John Newbery. Many of these chapbooks originally published by Newbery were reissued for the American market by Worcester printer and AAS founder Isaiah Thomas. Towards the end of the eighteenth century, such English writers as Maria Edgeworth and Sarah Trimmer began producing a literature more especially designed for children, and their works were quickly reprinted in the United States.
Welch's bibliography covers only the nonpedagogical genres of pre-1821 American juveniles, but the AAS collection is nearly as strong in early primers, textbooks, and catechisms. The Society holds the single strongest collection (about 200 editions) of New England primers printed before 1830, as recorded in Charles Heartman's bibliography The New England Primer Issued Prior to 1830 (New York, 1934), and nearly half of the non-New England primers recorded by Heartman in "American Primers, Indian Primers, Royal Primers, and Thirty-Seven Other Types of Non-New England Primers Issued Prior to 1830" (Highland Park, N.J., 1935).
After 1820, American writers and publishers made a deliberate effort to produce a native literature for American children, one suited to instruct the young citizens of a new republic, and this collection is particularly rich in materials for the social historian.
The nonpedagogical portion of this collection housed in the Children's Literature Collection is one of the strongest in the nation. It numbers about 9,000 editions and includes fiction, poetry, natural history, travel narratives, Sunday school tracts, and conduct of life manuals. The collection is especially strong in the works of Louisa May Alcott, William Taylor Adams (i.e., "Oliver Optic"), Jacob Abbott, Samuel Goodrich, in chapbooks, and in the publications of the American Sunday School Union and the American Tract Society. The collection also contains some important boxed sets and cabinet libraries
One portion of this collection is worth noting separately. The Society holds approximately 1,400 picture books issued by the New York firm of McLoughlin Brothers. McLoughlin publications are particularly well known for their use of colored illustrations, which were hand-stenciled during the firm's early years and printed using etched zinc plates, chromolithographs, and photo engravings later on. The collection includes many copies from the company archives. The bulk of the collection is the gift of AAS member Herbert H. Hosmer, who had acquired much of it from Ruth Miller, the daughter of McLoughlin Brothers Vice President Charles Miller. The collection represents a departure from the usual collecting policy of the Society, for the imprints within it range from the 1850s to well into the twentieth century. Current acquisition policy provides for purchase of McLoughlin publications published to about 1899.
In addition to these McLoughlin picture books, the Society holds a magnificent collection of drawings and proofs originally belonging to the McLoughlin company archives. Also donated by Herbert Hosmer, this collection contains over 760 pieces created between the establishment of the firm in 1858 and its sale to Milton Bradley in 1920. The majority of the pieces date from McLoughlin Brothers' commercial and artistic halcyon period between 1880 and 1900, and includes drawings by Enos and Frances Comstock, Palmer Cox, Georgina A. Davis, Anthony Hochstein, Justin H. Howard, Sarah Noble Ives, and Ida Waugh. A finding aid providing access to each piece of art work in this collection is now available online.
The Society also holds significant collections of pedagogical juvenile books, although it does not collect as comprehensively in this area. There are about 1,300 school books, 230 Sabbath school books and primers, and 320 primers published between 1821 and 1876 in the collection.
The post-1820 juvenile collection has become an increasingly well-used resource, largely owing to the detailed cataloging of this collection provided through the American Children's Books Project funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities between 1985 and 1996. These records provide access in both the AAS online catalog and in RLIN for subject, genre, publisher, printer, illustrator, engraver, physical characteristics (e.g., signed bindings), and place of imprint, along with the traditional entries for author and title. Over 13,500 records describing the post 1820 children's titles are now available. In content and format, this rapidly growing database of juvenile literature complements and extends the Society's North American Imprints Program.
An important database that was started during the American Children's Books Project is the Nineteenth-Century American Children's Book Trade Directory. This directory charts the dates and locations of individuals and firms involved in the publication of children's books held at AAS, including publishers, binders, booksellers, printers, ink makers, stationers, and stereotypers. The database covers individuals and firms active in towns and cities throughout nearly all lower 48 states, many of which produced books for adults as well as for children. The chronological scope covered by the Directory is between 1821 and 1876, with some exceptions. AAS staff are now working to make this directory available both as a World Wide Web database and as a printed publication. This Directory will prove to be an enormously valuable research tool for book collectors working to date their books, for bookdealers appraising nineteenth-century American books, and for researchers of the book trade at large in America.
The AAS collections of children's literature continue to grow significantly each year, due in no small part to two acquisition funds devoted to the collection of children's books established by AAS members and prominent collectors Ruth Adomeit, and Linda F. and Julian L. Lapides. The Ruth Adomeit Fund, has enabled the Society to procure scores of children's titles published before 1840, many of them chapbooks. For over a decade, the Lapides Fund has provided money to purchase a visually stunning array of picture books, including many McLoughlin titles. These funds ensure that children's books at AAS remain a vital resource.
Finally, it should be noted that the Society's holdings include important supporting materials for studies in the history of childhood and children's literature, including advice manuals for parents and teachers, several hundred games, and the largest single collection of American children's periodicals to 1876. Paper checklists are available for both the games and the children's periodicals. The AAS Manuscripts Collection contains strong holdings of juvenile diaries, as well as the papers of individuals and firms associated with children's book publishing, such as educators Joseph Lancaster and Goold Brown, illustrators Lydia Very and David Claypoole Johnston, and publisher Lee and Shepard.
The Society also holds one of the largest collections of amateur newspapers, many of them written, printed, and distributed by children under eighteen, which provide a rare source of insight into the world of nineteenth-century American children and adolescents.


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King Arthur and his Knights of the (very) Round Table have travelled up and down the length and breadth of the land in their quest for the Holy Grail and now ride triumphantly into London's West End. The show features the hilarious songs He is Not Dead Yet, Knights of the Round Table, Find Your Grail and of course the Nation's Favourite Comedy Song Always Look on the Bright Side of Life and features Eric Idle himself as God (see small print)*.
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Svindal wins final Downhill of the season
With so much depending on the final race of the season in terms of the race for the Downhill Crystal Globe and the race for the Overall Globe, it was a past winner of the Overall Globe who came to the front to win the race. Aksel Lund Svindal had crashed out in the training run yet the HEAD World Cup Rebel picked himself up and gave the rest of the field a lesson in downhill racing as he won the race comfortably by over half a second.
The race was billed as a shoot out between Didier Cuche, Beat Feuz and Klaus Kroell for the Downhill Globe. Didier Cuche, retiring after the World Cup Finals, was the first to go out of the three and having won the training run, was deemed to be the favourite for the Globe. Sadly the script did not have Cuche going on to win the race as a few small errors crept in and then he slide onto his inside and scrubbed a load speed. With this went his chances of a fifth Downhill Globe.
Kroell came down and posted 6th but when Feuz took second in the race Feuz required two racers to fit in between him and Kroell for the title to go Switzerland's way. It was not to be.
Cuche, as ever, was magnanimous in defeat and will try to win a final Globe of his career in the Super G in the morning. "I made a mistake by attacking too much at the top and then put too much pressure on my left ski and then went on my inside," he explained after the race. Cuche added "the excitement was there, I tried everything."
For Svindal, this was a first World Cup downhill win since winning in are in 2009. This win also brings Svindal back into contention for the Overall as he now trails Beat Feuz by 199 points with three races left. On his run, Svindal reflected: "From top to bottom this was a good run," he explained, "The snow was much better at the top and I was able to generate a lot of speed."
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