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After the last strains of the graduation recessional fade, most folks at Webb are in their cars, heading off to start their summer vacations. The Facilities Department, however, is gearing up to tackle a long list of summer projects under the leadership of John Ferrante.
John's team is focused on building preservation as evidenced this summer with several projects. The front section of Motley Hall received a new roof. The flooring in the STH Main Deck kitchen was removed and new vinyl flooring was installed. The bay windows in the library received some much-needed weather proofing and were painted both inside and outside. They also expanded Webb's Data Center and installed two new air-conditioner units to make room for network expansion. All of this was in addition to the usual cleaning, painting, and maintenance of classrooms, dormitory rooms, and bathrooms that happens every break.
The time frame is short, only eight weeks, but the Facilities Department always delivers, and Webb was ready to welcome the incoming freshman class. All of these projects would not have been possible in the time allowed without the hard work and dedication of the facilities staff: John, Fernando, Javier, Victor, Mario, Luis, Rosa and our two new employees, Andrew and Julian. Thank you for keeping our campus looking great!


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Thanks for that Kingfisherrc.
I have been in contact with Aztec and have ordered some from them.They are a bit on the pricy side though at £2.95 + vat + delivery.
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Before i start i would like to apologize to all those who have suffered losses. I always felt that there was nothing i could say to help some one who lost a loved one. I regret to say i have found out through personal experience that, that is not true.
On December 30 2008 I lost the person in my life i was closest to, my Mother. She became suddenly ill on the 28th, we called EMS and took her to the hospital. Things went bad fast and she lost her battle about 2:15 pm tuesday December 30. I was with her holding her hand when she passed. At the age of 37 i have lost friends (sept 11) and relatives (grand parents). Never some one so close to me though. My life has never taken me where i wanted it to, and many things never went the way they do for most people. I loved that i got to know my Mother as an adult and we were great friends. I got my love of mechanics and fabrication from her. She spent her life as a pattern maker, and clothing designer and was a great cook. I took to wood and metal. Her Cuisinart and Kitchen Aid are a few feet from my Dynasty. Cooking with her was one of my favorite things to do, and we enjoyed the last Christmas dinner we made together. We were born 2 days apart. She went out of her way on a daily basis to make my day a little more special. I couldn't love her more. As i was wrestling with what was happening, i felt i needed to do something to express my feelings and to tell how i felt about her. So I came up with the attached. The "Thank You Mom" is from me. What else do you say to someone who spent your whole life giving to you. I made one for each member of our immediate family to give to her as a last gift. They are made from some Titanium i had, so they would last, hopefully my lifetime.
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The darkest day of my life, and a welding projectDynasty 200 DX
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its very nice and im sorry for your loss, it must be hard to lose someone that close to you.Dylan
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I know almost how you feel. Some time back there was a thread "Did anyone have a bad Christmas". My dad(94) past at 19:19 Christmas eve. I didnt want to say yeah me, I did. The loss we feel is the vacuum the person left in our life. We should never feel bad for somebody elses victory over death. In my case, dad was old and we kind of expected it any time. My kids got there just in time.
Im sorry your loss was so unexpected.Who do you call when the lawmakers ignore the law?
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I am very sorry for your loss. Mothers are very special people luckly I still have mine but I loss my dad at an early age. That was hard enough but I still can't image how you must be feeling.
Condolences friend, I know that pain and it is still fresh 7 years later.
I'll add you and yours to my prayers,
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"Mom's Are Special"
My sincerest condolences. I was only 29 when I lost my Mom. My Dad's been gone for 6 years now. I'll be 55 this summer. One never feels "alone" until his parents are gone.
God bless you and your family Laiky
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I know that feeling you are talking about. I can remember driving home from the hospital that last time thinking "I don't have a dad anymore".
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laiky,very sorry to hear about your loss ,i lost my dad about 11 years ago and i know what your going through . when i hear stories like this it brings me back to that time in my life when i can honestly say that was the worst thing i ever had to deal with it still bothers me today when i hear stories like this. if this makes you feel any better maybe your moms work here was done and you have to take it from here it sounds like you spent allot good times with your mom and be greatful for those if you have any children or nieces or nephews of your own start doing some of the same things with them and tell them about they're grandmother trust me they will love it !i don"t know if this made you feel any better but i hope it does, hang in there and again very sorry for your loss ... chris


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Brigham Young was a rough-hewn craftsman from New York whose impoverished and obscure life was electrified by the Mormon faith. He trudged around the United States and England to gain converts for Mormonism, spoke in spiritual tongues, married more than 50 women, and eventually transformed a barren desert into his vision of the Kingdom of God. While previous accounts of his life have been distorted by hagiography or polemical exposé, John Turner provides a fully realized portrait of a colossal figure in American religion, politics, and westward expansion.
After the 1844 murder of Mormon founder Joseph Smith, Young gathered those Latter-day Saints who would follow him and led them over the Rocky Mountains. In Utah, he styled himself after the patriarchs, judges, and prophets of ancient Israel. As charismatic as he was autocratic, he was viewed by his followers as an indispensable protector and by his opponents as a theocratic, treasonous heretic.
Under his fiery tutelage, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints defended plural marriage, restricted the place of African Americans within the church, fought the U.S. Army in 1857, and obstructed federal efforts to prosecute perpetrators of the Mountain Meadows Massacre. At the same time, Young's tenacity and faith brought tens of thousands of Mormons to the American West, imbued their everyday lives with sacred purpose, and sustained his church against adversity. Turner reveals the complexity of this spiritual prophet, whose commitment made a deep imprint on his church and the American Mountain West.
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"An impressively detailed portrait of a controversial giant." (Booklist)
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This is one of those biographies that should be read regardless of your interest in the subject. IT is important not just because of what it can teach you about Brigham Young, Mormons, the American West of the late 1900s, etc, but because of what it can teach the careful reader about how history is done. This book is history done by a craftsman who is fascinated by his subject, but also devoted to his craft.
Turner, a non-Mormon historian, is able to craft a compelling narrative of Brigham Young that avoids the hagiographic and almost propagandist tendencies of those biographies pushed out by some faithful LDS biographers. It also avoids, however, giving too much weight to aspects of Young's character and life that while in the 21st century seem bigoted and narrow (his view towards blacks and women) were actually quite common among most protestant males in America from the Jacksonian era through Reconstruction. 'Pioneer Prophet' avoids focusing too much attention on aspects of Young's life that are easily exploited for their titillation factor, but Turner doesn't avoid them. He places polygamy, Mountain Meadows Massacre, the Mormon Reformation, the Utah War, etc., all in the proper framework -- one which helps the reader to understand Brigham Young as a man and a prophet, but NOT as a caricature or a saint.
My only criticism or gripe about this audiobook is the narrator. While both Mormon culture and Utah's geography pose unique challenges to the casual reader with their funky names, part of a narrator's job is to research the pronunciation of a book's unique names. Town names like: Weber (/ˈwēːbər/ WE..Burr), Ephraim (/ˈiːfriːəm/ hard E), Manti (/ˈmantī/ hard I) were all mispronounced, as was the Book of Mormon name Moroni (/mō-rō'nī/ hard I). These are issues that could have been avoided by simply calling anyone in Utah with an area code of 435.
"This is the very best general biography of Brigham"
The narration was competant, but the reader consistently mispronounced names, concepts, and place names that could have been avoided with a little research, or an inquiry.
This is the most thorough, balanced and carfully constructed biography of Brigham Young available. There are Mormon sources that are quite good, but fatally flawed by underlying bias. This avoided insider and outsider bias. The source material is considerably superior to any other popular treatment. There isn't even a close second. The narrator did mispronounce many names and place names. That is really innexcusable and I blame the producers for this, as much as the narrator. This could have been easily avoided. Still, this was a great listen and well worth consideration. Brigham Young was a remarkable figure and the history of this period is fascinating.
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"Not easy listening."
Personally I found listening to Stephen's delivery extremely difficult. That said, the book itself is very informative and worth buying in print form if not audio.
"The foremost biography on Brigham Young!"
Ive read many books on BY and most are either subjective or slanted for or against the mormon church. This book delivers the good/bad of an important man in american history without an angle. Turner researched his subject more extensively than any other author of a religious leader since Bushman. This Bio is on par with Rough Stone Rolling and i believe it will be the formeost biography on Young
"Narration: Too slow and mispronounced"
The book is interesting, well-written, and provides a good deal of new information. The first half of the book is better than the second; once the Mormons reach Utah, the author leaves his previous chronologically-based narrative and tries to deal topically which doesn't work as well as he bounces back and forth through the 1850s, 1860s, and sometimes into the 1870s in the same paragraphs and sections. The author tends to tilt somewhat toward a critical view of Young when providing his personal analysis in instances when the historical record seems contradictory or incomplete.
The narrator should have taken a few minutes to talk with Utahns to learn correct pronunciation of Mormon words and cities. Listening to frequent and repeated (although internally consistent) mispronunciations with numerous words -- Manti, Moroni, Weber, Vilate, and several others -- will grate like fingernails on a chalkboard to anyone who knows the correct pronunciations. The narrator also speaks too slowly; recommend listening at 1.25x speed.
"Interesting life sketch of Brigham Young"
The book provided a good look into the life of an early Mormon leader. The author, in my opinion, presented facts without inserting biases and left the reader to draw their own conclusions. I enjoyed the book and discovered a few facts about his life and personality rarely discussed in mainstream Mormon literature. I own the hardcover book which I like to skim for specific details but like the audio version for plodding through the less interesting details. Overall I am glad I listened to it.
"Review from a regular Mormon"
I'm a Mormon and I read Mormon history more than the average member, but I'm by no means a big Church history buff. I'm aware/open to both sides of different historical issues, and I usually give Mormon apologists and critics an opportunity to weigh in when there is a debate. When I purchased this book I was not expecting faith promoting propaganda about Brigham Young and I wasn't expecting an anti Mormon treatment either. To me the author succeeded in presenting a historical biography of Young and I learned new things. It also caused me to go out and do a little more research on my own. About half way through, I got online and read a few reviews. I wanted to know what Mormon and non Mormon critics thought about the book. There was one by Craig Foster published in the Mormon Interpreter called New Light & Old Shadows, that I thought was quite helpful. Craig wondered whether Turner "actually liked Brigham Young." He then quoted British poet Carol Rumens, "The ideal biographer must admire his subject but remain clear-eyed.". I must concur, that I wasn't sure Turner had much admiration for Young. The book itself reads a bit like a historical laundry list at times, but it does expose the reader to a large amount of all things Young. Overall, I'd recommend the book to readers who are already or who would like to be more mature about Mormon history and who are willing to incorporate additional study into the profile painted of Brigham Young. The narrator was very good. He reminded me a bit of Bruce Lindsey.
"Hard to believe correct"
Hard to believe research when names of places and characters so incorrectly pronounced. Did the author not preview audible version?
"What a disappointment!"
I honestly doubt that ANY serious reader is going to enjoy this book. Positive reviewers must have been from John's family. Save yourself the immense pain I just went through and pick a different book.
Listening to this book has really put me off on John G. Turner. I doubt I will trust his research in the future. His collage approach of throwing in any random "idea" that anyone ever had on the subject without any vetting process is disturbing. I know of 10-year-old's with a better research sense.
The narrator was an incredible farce! What a bad selection for this subject. You could almost feel his disdain as he read spiritual narratives. I will assume that he "tried" but he was so distracting that he alone made it difficult to make it through the book. In addition there was no preparation on his part because almost every proper noun was pronounced wrong. What a farce of a narrator!
I had high hopes for this book after reading other reviewers. I was greatly disappointed before ending the 3rd chapter. The book just continued in the same method of regurgitating anything the author ever had considered swallowing. By the end I was just forcing myself to finish it because I had spent the money on it and also because I thought there had to be something redeeming. I should have followed my gut and stopped listening after the first chapter. If you are wanting to get confused and lead down many, MANY, crazy, false paths this is the right book for you.
John G. Turner's approach is unique but it is horrible. He takes ANYTHING that ANYONE ever wrote onto paper about Brigham Young or his ancestors and throws it together with barely any attempt to keep it organized. His approach is barely chronological and has so many barely substantiated claims that you seriously end up knowing less about history when you are done than when you start.
You might consider this the printed equivalent of taking EVERY answer ever posted on some subject the Web as the "facts" and having all of those various (and false) answers written into a single "collage" answer. Come on John, do a tiny bit of validation after you hit the search button! The truth is out there but you will never be able to pull it out of this ball of slime. What a disappointment!
Then narrator, as I said, takes the book to a new low level and the synergistic combination is somehow even worst. What a stunning waste of time for all of us. Please don't support these guys any more than I already have. There are tons of books out there, pick a different one.
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I think you have an easier time getting a table at Sbraga. Foodwise, I though Vernick was very good, and seating beside the window is fabulous. It is small, and quite loud but doing some really nice food. I like the small plates there better than the larger plates, and they have a very nice by the glass wine selection.
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We were just at Vernick last night, and everything was fantastic. Great service from Alicia. The only thing I didn't like is the extremely high noise level upstairs. The back room downstairs is much better, and I love sitting at the chef's counter and chatting with Chef Greg.
After sharing a bunch of toasts and small plates, we finished up with the whole roast chicken. And I have to say it was one of the best birds I've had in Philly (see photo).
Also, if you've never had them, try the Island Creek oysters on the half shell (from Boston). In my mind, these are the best oysters you can get in the US (and Per Se just happens to agree!). Only $15/half-dozen.
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On Wednesday, February 10, 2010, the Oregon Board of Forestry approved the purchase of 43,000 acres of forestland in central Oregon as a first step in a long-range effort to acquire nearly 100,000 acres of nearby land. A public dedication of the new Gilchrist State Forest occurred June 11, 2010. It is the first new state forest brought under public ownership in Oregon in nearly 70 years. Since the summer of 2008, the Oregon Department of Forestry has been pursuing acquisition of a significant tract of privately owned pine forest in northern Klamath County, known as the former Gilchrist tract forestlands. The Department's early interest in acquiring these lands grew out of concern that they would be subdivided and lost as working forests. These central Oregon forests are at risk of being fragmented into hundreds of smaller parcels. Population growth, changing real estate values, and contraction of the conventional timber industry, particularly east of the Cascades, have produced increasing incentives for owners of large working forests to divide and sell them. When large blocks of forestland are fragmented into smaller ownerships, especially when low-density homes are introduced, major challenges emerge, and forest values are lost. There's more potential for human-caused fires, compounded by more costly and complex fire protection needs. It's also less likely the land will be managed for forest values. Public access is lost and wildlife habitat is fragmented. If kept together and in forest use, over time, these forests can provide sustainable timber jobs, keep wildlife habitat intact, and secure public access to recreation opportunities. And, in time, a working state-owned forest will provide a steady stream of revenue to local counties. The Board of Forestry action on February 10 completed the acquisition process for the Gilchrist tract, a process that included appraisals, property studies, final negotiations with the landowner, and input from the public and the Klamath County Commission. The Department is working with The Conservation Fund, a non-profit organization, to complete the acquisition. In March 2010, the Oregon Department of Forestry acquired fee simple title to about 43,000 acres of the total 70,000 acres. The remainder of the lands will be acquired by The Conservation Fund during 2010 and will be transferred to the Department in the next three to five years. In the meantime, the State will manage the entire block as a new state forest.
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I was at the Stoney Point gathering on March 10th, 2005 and was nudged by TM into saying a few words about Bob Kamps. I mentioned that I had met him when I began climbing in 1961. He was pointed out to me by the three high school seniors that had become my climbing buddies (Dennis Hennek, Ken Boche, and Russ McLean). They referred to him as "that old guy". I also referred to him that way until, years later, he mentioned his age to me and I found that he was only one year my senior.
I bouldered with Bob throughout the 60s and early 70s at Stoney and spent one summer in the Needles of South Dakota with him, Bonnie, Mark & Beverly Powell, and Dave Rearick. Bob, Mark, Dave, and I did a first ascent of the Phallus, where I – being the least experienced - was the last man up and – being the least experienced - was chosen to be the backup to a questionable rappel bolt … and thus – being the least experienced – was the last man down sans backup (the old "if it holds the three of us, it'll hold you" story).
More memorable that summer of '65 in the Needles was Bob's excitement about our "5 pinnacle day". The weather had been intermittently wet and Bob had problems getting anyone to spend long days out on the rocks. Late one day in August we scurried back to camp with Bob waving and exclaiming to Bonnie, "We did 5 pinnacles today … 5 pinnacles. Do you believe it? A five pinnacle day!" Only later that evening around the campfire with friends and a few bottles of wine did the excitement wane.
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'''Title:''' Christmas Special!
'''Title:''' Christmas Special!
'''Date:''' December 24, 2004
'''Date:''' December24, 2004
'''Summary:''' Steve has a christmassy nightmare.
'''Summary:''' Steve has a christmassy nightmare.
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*This strip, unlike most, has a special title panel at the top.
*This strip, unlike most, has a special title panel at the top.
*Apparently, Steve sleeps with a giant shoe called Shoey.
*Apparently, Steve sleeps with a giant shoe called Shoey.
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Title: Christmas Special!
Date: December 24, 2004
Summary: Steve has a christmassy nightmare.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Shoe Goblin, Shoey
Onomatopoeias used: "JING", "CLIK!"
"Fin" style: Pink, covered in snow
Number of panels: 8
Panel 1
Title: "BEAVER & STEVE"
A black silhouette of the Shoe Goblin is walking on the snow-covered roof of a house, with his hat making JING JING JING sounds.
Panel 2
Steve is sleeping in his bed. Another JING JING JING comes from off-screen.
Steve: "Uh... sleighbells?"
Panel 3
Shoe Goblin's silouette approaches the bed.
Steve: "Santa? Is that you?"
Shoe Goblin: "Have ye been a good boy?"
Panel 4
Steve CLIK!'s the light on.
Panel 5
Shoe Goblin: (carrying a big shoe) "I've got something for ye Steve!"
Steve: "AAAAAH!"
Panel 6
Steve wakes up at the same bed - it was just a nightmare.
Steve: "Aah! Oh wow - I just had the most horrible dream"
Panel 7
Steve: (noticing an even bigger shoe next to him in the bed) "AAAAAAH!"
Panel 8
Steve: "Oh, it's just you Shoey"
Steve: "Now gimme a hug!"
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- This strip, unlike most, has a special title panel at the top.
- Apparently, Steve sleeps with a giant shoe called Shoey.
- Steve's worst nightmare is a shoe-elf santa.
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How to execute two javascript function efficiently
Whenever i am pressing delete button with two function calls, only one deleteRow() function get executed. But if i use only one deleteme() function on the button click it works fine. Whereas i want to use both the function.
<script type="text/javascript"> function deleteme(id){ if(confirm('Confirm Deletion')){ var f=document.form763; f.method="post"; f.action='department_delete.jsp?id='+id; f.submit; } else {//window.location.reload("Department.jsp"); } } function deleteRow(id){ document.getElementById("tableborder3").deleteRow(id); } </script> <td> <input type="submit" name="b1" value="Delete" onClick="deleteme(<%= rs.getString("department_id") %>);deleteRow(<%=rs.getRow()%>);" /> </td>
deleteRow() is a native javascript method, but by calling your function the same name it appears that you are redefining it, sending the code into an endless loop as you call the function from within the function. depending on what value
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I assume id as a row-index-number and not actually an id-number? But your functions is named deleteRow() which over-writes the DOM deleteRow() method. So your function just calls itself recursively without deleting anything.Code:function deleteRow(id){ document.getElementById("tableborder3").deleteRow(id); }
Change the name of your function to something other than deleteRow() and (I recommend for clarity) rename the parameter to perhaps ind, or index.
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General public parking is located in the grass areas south of Jack Trice Stadium along South 16th Street. Limited
parking is located around Hilton Coliseum. All general public parking lots open 6 hours prior to kickoff.
Recreational VehiclesCyclone Club members issued an RV permit will park in either D1, D2, D3, D4 or S8. Permit holders may gain access to their assigned lot from 8 a.m. to Midnight the day before a game, or when the lots open on game day. General public bringing recreational vehicles the night before football game days will be directed to park at the ISU Veterinary Medicine College (Lot 93) off of South 16th Street. Cost is $40
Charter Buses
Charter bus parking is available at a fee of $50 per bus. Hilton parking lots C1 and C2 are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please contact Brian Honnold at firstname.lastname@example.com to make arrangements in advance.
Phone Numbers
Athletics Ticket Office: 888-ISU-CYCLONE (888-478-2925)
Cyclone Club: 515-294-5022
Customer Service Hotline: (515) 296-7849
ISU Help Van: (515) 294-4444
Restricted Items
All bags, backpacks, video cameras, large cases, fanny packs and purses (larger than 10" by 10") are prohibited and banned from the interior of the stadium.
Only those items required for medical, family or child care needs, one 20 oz. unopened bottle of water will be allowed per person. All carried items and entrants are subject to search.
Prohibited items must be returned to the owner's car or discarded. Any unlawful items are subject to confiscation, and the person in possession of such items is subject to arrest.
Prohibited items include, but are not limited to:
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Artificial noisemakers
- Backpacks, fanny packs, large purses (larger than 10" by 10")
- Cameras (a lens less than 6 inches is permissible in the stadium)
- Chairbacks or stadium seats (cushions are allowed)
- Coolers or containers
- Beach balls
- Food and beverages
- Pets (with the exception of service animals used by disabled guests)
- Strollers
- Toilet tissue
- Umbrellas
- Video cameras
- Weapons
Re-Entry Policy
Patrons must have their tickets scanned out upon exit of the stadium in order to re-enter. The ticket then will be scanned upon re-entry in to the stadium. Re-entry will be allowed only at Gates 2 and 4. Re-entry will not be allowed before kickoff or after the start of the 4th quarter.
Shuttle trolleys pulled by tractors will provide ground transportation around the stadium complex starting three hours prior to the game.
Sportsmanship Announcement
The Big 12 Conference encourages good sportsmanship from everyone watching this event. Please support these athletes and coaches in a positive manner. Profanity, racial or sexist comments or other intimidating actions directed at other fans, the teams or the officials may lead to your arrest. Thank you for your cooperation.
Stadium Rules:
1. Unauthorized solicitation, inside or outside the stadium, is prohibited.
2. Throwing objects onto the playing field is prohibited and punishable by state and local law. Violators are subject to immediate arrest, prosecution, and revocation of tickets.
3. All signs, banners, placards and leaflets are prohibited inside the stadium except as authorized in advance by the athletics department.
Stadium Sign Policy
All signs must be in good taste and supportive of Iowa State University and approved by the events staff (515-294-5527) prior to the game. In no case may the sign obstruct vision or endanger patrons. The athletics department reserves the right to move or remove any signs not meeting these specifications.
City of Ames Shuttles
Buses will run from designated points around the city of Ames. >> Link to CyRide
Smoking Policy
In accordance with the State of Iowa Smoke Free Air Act, there will be no smoking in Jack Trice Stadium.
Special Seating Requirements
Reserved ADA seating is located in Sections1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17-19, 23-26, 28 and 39 for spectators in need of seating assistance. Please notify the Athletics Ticket Office prior to game day to obtain disabled seating.
Stadium Rules
Unauthorized solicitation, inside or outside the stadium, is prohibited. Throwing objects onto the playing field is prohibited and punishable by state and local law. Violators are subject to immediate arrest, prosecution, and revocation of tickets. All signs, banners, placards and leafletsare prohibitedinside the stadium unless authorized in advance by the Athletics Department.
Tailgating Policies
Please remember the following policies when tailgating:
- Limit your tailgating to your ONE parking space – ONE parking space per pass will be strictly enforced
- Tents can be no larger than 10' x 10'
- DO NOT block the path for other vehicles to park or to access the lots and parking stalls
- No glass bottles, kegs or open fires are allowed in parking lots
- Remember to clean up your area and dispose of trash before departing
- Please be considerate and respectful of others
PLEASE NOTE: If any of these tailgating and/or parking policies are abused, the Iowa State Athletics Department reserves the right to revoke parking privileges for future games and future seasons.
Ticket Information
The "Will-Call" window for the general public is located at the Athletics Ticket Office, north of Gate 5 on the west side of the Olsen Building. Single-game tickets may be purchased the ticket booth located on the northwest side of Jack Trice Stadium. All tickets are based on availability. Group tickets are not available the day of the game. The ticket office will open 4 hours prior to kickoff or 8 a.m., whichever is later and remain open through halftime. Children under two do not need a game ticket.


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Welcome to our newest faculty members,
Dr. Daniel Mangiavellano, Dr. Erin Wilson, Dr. Madeleine Monson-Rosen, Dr. Benjamin Jude Wright
and Dr. Merton Lee.
Faculty Achievements: Publications, Honors and Invited Lectures
Jean Lee Cole
Profiled in Loyola Magazine's April 2014 issue.
Kathleen Forni
"Teaching Chaucer and Popular Culture: A Prolegomena." Chaucer Review 48 (2013): 190-204.
Melissa Girard
Awarded an NEH Summer Stipend ($6000) to fund ongoing work on her book manuscript, "Lines of Feeling: Modernist Women's Poetry and the Problem of Sentimentality." The stipend was awarded to only 75 out of 950 applicants nationwide, and her project was the only one in the field of American literature to receive an award.
Nicholas Miller
"'Dear Miss Lonelyhearts': Voyeurism and the Spectacle of Human Suffering in Rear Window." Hitchcock and Adaptation: On the Page and Screen. Ed. Mark Osteen. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2014. 127-143.
Robert Miola
Macbeth, by William Shakespeare. Norton Critical Edition. 2nd ed. New York: Norton, 2013. Newly edited and annotated, with revised introduction and two new sections: "The Actors' Gallery," and "Afterlives."
"Early Modern Antigones: Receptions, Refractions, Replays." Classical Receptions Journal (published online, August 2013). doi: 10.1093/crj/clt015
"Aristophanes in England, 1500-1660." Ancient Comedy and Reception: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Henderson. Ed. S. Douglas Olson. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2014. 479-502.
Invited Lecture at Middlebury College, November 14, Classics Department.
Sponsor/organizer, Mary under Duress Conference, March 20-22, with Johns Hopkins (details below).
Sponsored eight sessions at the Renaissance Society of America Conference in April; chaired five sessions.
Brian Norman
"Agee's Astonishment." Post Road 26 (Spring 2014). http://www.postroadmagazine.com.
Mark Osteen
Hitchcock and Adaptation: On the Page and Screen. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2014. Edited collection of seventeen essays; 314 pages. Also includes Osteen's
"Introduction: Hitchcock and Adaptation." ix-xxxviii; and
"Extraordinary Renditions: DeLillo's Point Omega and Hitchcock's Psycho." 261-77.
"Narrating Autism."Worlds of Autism: Across the Spectrum of Neurological Difference. Ed.
Joyce Davidson and Michael Orsini. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 2013. 261-84.
"The Currency of DeLillo's Cosmopolis." Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction
55.3 (2014): 291-304.
"After the End." Studies in the Novel 46.1 (Spring 2014): 117-24. (Review-Essay).
Deans' Symposium Award for Outstanding Scholarship, Teaching and Service.
Delivered invited lecture on autism for Loyola Clinical Centers (April); invited lectures on film noir at Enoch Pratt Library (June), Pikesville Library (November), and for Loyola U. Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Assoc. (March).
Faculty Achievements: Major Service
Sue Abromaitis: served on English Dept. tenure-track and FT affiliate hiring committees; member of teaching committee.
Jean Lee Cole: University. Directed American Studies program; Humanities representative, Board on Rank and Tenure; gave keynote address at Undergraduate Student Research and Scholarship Colloquium; edits Proto: An Undergraduate Humanities Journal.
Department. Chaired departmental committee to revise Tenure and Promotion document; member of Student Futures Committee (co-organized and moderated the internship panel on April 8); co-contributor to and editor of the Making English Work career blog, which earned ~1000 views in 2013-2014; 58 followers; 20+ posts in AY 2013-2014.
Bryan Crockett: served on English Dept. tenure-track hiring committee; co-organized the American Shakespeare Center troupe's visit to Loyola.
Kathleen Forni: served on English Dept. tenure-track and FT affiliate hiring committees; Vice Chair of Faculty Affairs Committee; English Department's academic senator, fall, 2013.
Giuseppina Iacono Lobo: co-organized the American Shakespeare Center troupe's visit.
Paul Lukacs: chaired the English Dept. tenure-track hiring committee; directed Center for the Humanities; Humanities Representative on Loyola Conference and Budget Committee; served on the Phase II Student Growth working group. Phi Beta Kappa: served on Senate, chaired Committee on Qualifications, member of Executive Committee.
Gayla McGlamery: chaired department's Cura Personalis Committee, which instituted welcome lunches with faculty for new majors; served on the ad hoc committee on FTNTT faculty, which reported and submitted a recommendation regarding the "six-year rule"; served on Phase II Steering Committee; chair of Graduate Programs Phase II working group.
Nicholas Miller: directed the Film Studies program, in which capacity he spearheaded Loyola's effort to acquire some of Video Americain's inventory (see below for details); led English Department's Marathon Reading Team.
As documented in the Baltimore Sun, Loyola Magazine, and on the Loyola homepage, Dr. Miller spearheaded the Film Studies Program's acquisition of nearly 800 new titles from Video Americain, perhaps the best video store on the East Coast. FS faculty negotiated with the owners to obtain the heart of the store's vast and varied inventory, which includes a large number of coveted Criterion Collection DVDs, as well as works by major directors, samples of diverse genres, films in a myriad of foreign languages (from French to Farsi) and hard-to-find older movies. The support this project inspired was a heartening reminder of the Loyola community's broad engagement with and interest in film and media studies. Donations by every humanities department, four different academic programs, and dozens of individuals came to nearly $22,000, enough to purchase the inventory and cover the L/ND Library's processing costs (a small portion of the acquisitions will reside in the Language Learning Center in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures). This project proved that the needs of one little college do amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. Here's looking at you, Nick!
Robert Miola: co-organized (with Johns Hopkins U faculty) the interdisciplinary Mary under Duress conference in March.
Brian Norman: chaired the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee; directed the program in African and African American Studies; co-moderator for Spectrum, student LGBT group; served on FT affiliate hiring committee (fall); Academic Senator (spring).
Mark Osteen: chaired the English department; served on the Center for the Humanities Steering Committee; wrote the study guide, delivered the introduction, and moderated the convocation panel for the 2013-14 Common Text, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.
The following faculty taught in the Messina program: McGlamery, Lukacs, Cole (Miller will teach next year)
Core advisors: Cole, Guttman, Lukacs, McGlamery, Miller, Norman.
Humanities Symposium participants: Norman, Lukacs, Cole, Miller, Guttman, Osteen.
Faculty Achievements: Publications and Invited Lectures
Editor, Freedom's Witness: The Civil War Writings of Henry McNeal Turner. Annotated edition with critical introduction. Morgantown: West Virginia UP, 2013.
June Ellis
Invited to speak about tattoo on National Geographic Channel program Taboo.
Chaucer's Afterlife: Adaptations in Recent Popular Culture. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2013.
Giuseppina Iacono Lobo
Invited paper, "Hobbes and the Public Conscience," at Georgetown University's Seventeenth-Century Colloquium in March.
Paul Lukacs
Inventing Wine: A New History of One of the World's Most Ancient Pleasures. New York: Norton, 2012. This book received considerable acclaim, and Dr. Lukacs appeared on NPR's Fresh Air, BBC America, Bloomberg News, and more. The book was profiled in The New York Times, reviewed positively in many newspapers and magazines (e.g., The New Yorker). He was also profiled in the Baltimore Sun.
Timothy Michael
"Wordsworth's Boswellian Life-Writing." The Wordsworth Circle 44.1 (Winter 2013): 37-40.
"'Dear Miss Lonelyhearts':Voyeurism and the Spectacle of Human Suffering in Rear Window." Clues: A Journal of Detection 31.1 (2013): 45-56.
Editor, Ben Jonson's The Case Is Altered. The Cambridge Ben Jonson (2012) 1:1-99.
Gave two invited lectures: the Fortin Lecture at Ave Maria University, 2/15/2013, on Cymbeline; and "Which Witch: Editing Macbeth," at Carthage College.
Greg Berg Interview, Radio Show, Wisconsin, aired 3/4/2013 on WGTD (NPR affiliate).
Dead Women Talking: Figures of Injustice in American Literature. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins UP, 2013. This book arose in part out of his Loyola courses on the subject.
Was invited to give lectures at Clemson University, Dartmouth College, Fordham University, and the University of Maryland.
Nightmare Alley: Film Noir and the American Dream. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins UP, 2013.
Guest editor, "Hitchcock and Adaptation," a special issue of Clues: A Journal of Detection. Edited nine essays, wrote introduction and compiled filmography.
"Introduction: Hitchcock and Adaptation." Clues: A Journal of Detection 31.1 (2013): 5-12.
"Extraordinary Renditions: DeLillo's Point Omega and Hitchcock's Psycho." Clues: A Journal of Detection 31.1 (2013): 103-13.
Creative Nonfiction
"Leaving Limbo." Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics 2.3 (Winter 2012): 170-73.
Gave invited lectures on autism at Haverford College in November and on film noir at the Hopkins Club, Baltimore, in May.
Sabbatical leave: Dr. Bryan Crockett (full year: Shorthand Shakespeare and Love's Alchemy: A Novel of John Donne).
Faculty Achievements: Major Service
Sue Abromaitis: served on Student Discipline Board; on Catholic Studies Executive Committee;
President, Saint Thomas Aquinas School board; English Department's academic senator, fall, 2012.
Jean Lee Cole: University: Member of the Board of Rank and Tenure; directed the American Studies program; played advisory role to Messina (spring 2013) regarding theme development and enrichment activities; organized March training session for Messina faculty and mentors; member of Phase II working group on Student Experience.
Department: Chair of Tenure and Promotion Criteria Committee; internship coordinator (supervised four interns; organized internship panel); designed and produced posters for Student Futures committee. She also edited Proto, a scholarly journal for undergraduates.
Bryan Crockett: co-organized the American Shakespeare Center touring troupe's visit to Loyola.
June Ellis: co-chaired the Commitment to Justice Committee, which sponsored a lecture by M. Cathleen Kaveny. As chair of the National Steering Committee on Justice in Jesuit Higher Education, she supervised an evaluation of justice commitments by the 28 U.S. Jesuit colleges and universities. That project has yielded a book of essays, Transforming the World and Being Transformed, to be published by Fordham UP. She also serves on the Phase II working group devoted to Administrative Structure.
Kathleen Forni: Vice Chair of the Faculty Affairs Committee; English Department's academic senator, spring, 2013.
Sondra Guttman: won a Teaching Enrichment grant from the Center for the Humanities to attend Academic Integrity Comes of Age: the Annual International Conference of the International Center for Academic Integrity (Feb. 26th-28th; San An was preferable to Sandy, which wiped out the original conference in the fall). Afterward, she shared her findings with several Humanities departments to help fight the plagiarism plague.
Giuseppina Iacono Lobo: co-organized the American Shakespeare Center touring troupe's visit; organized Jimmy Santiago Baca's visit to campus for a poetry reading and class meetings.
Paul Lukacs: directed Loyola's Center for the Humanities; served as Humanities Representative on Loyola Conference and Budget Committee; serves on the Phase II Student Growth working group. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Senate and the chair of that organization's Committee on Qualifications, and a member of the PBK Executive Committee.
Gayla McGlamery: member of ad hoc committee on the Six-Year Rule; member of Phase II Steering Committee; chair of Graduate Programs Phase II working group.
Nicholas Miller: headed up the Department's Marathon Reading Team; directed the Film Studies program.
Robert Miola: sponsored a Christmas reading by Jody Bottum; organized a rollicking student performance of Plautus's Menaechmi; took English Majors to American Shakespeare Center for two plays; wrote notes for Evergreen Players' production of Titus Andronicus.
Brian Norman: directed the African and African American Studies program, which sponsored a lecture by Emira Woods, Codirector of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies. He also chaired the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, and serves on the Phase II working group devoted to Undergraduate Programs.
Mark Osteen: chaired the English department; member of Center for the Humanities Steering Committee; served on the Common Text Committee for Fall 2013.
The following faculty members taught in the Alpha program: Lukacs, McGlamery, Miller, Miola.
Core advisors: Cole, Guttman, Lukacs, McGlamery, Miller, Osteen.
Humanities Symposium participants: Cole, Guttman, Miller, Norman, Osteen.
Honors Program: Lukacs, Miola, Norman.
The following faculty will teach in the Messina Program in 2013-14: Cole, Lukacs, McGlamery.
The English Department had an exciting year in 2011-12. Most significantly, we hired two new tenure-track faculty members: Timothy Michael (Ph.D, Harvard) and Melissa Girard (Ph.D, University of Illinois).
Dr. Mark Osteen took over as Chair, replacing Dr. Gayla McGlamery, in January. Dr. Brian Norman was promoted to Associate Professor. Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Brooke Hunter accepted a tenure-track position at Villanova University. Dr. Sue Abromaitis reached an unprecedented milestone: fifty years of teaching at Loyola.
We also welcomed new Assistant Professor Dr. Giuseppina Iacono Lobo, Affiliate Assistant Professor Dr. Julius Lobo, and Administrative Assistant Cathy Carroll.
The Golden Ring
On May 11th, 2012, the Department gathered to celebrate Dr. Sue Abromaitis's unprecedented achievement: fifty years of teaching at Loyola. Hosted by Dr. Osteen and his wife, Leslie Gilden, the party featured fine food and wines (the latter partly supplied by Dr. Lukacs). The Department presented Dr. A with a large card signed by all faculty (and a few ex-students) listing such statistics as the number of courses she has taught, students advised, administrators annoyed (here our estimate was probably on the low side) and, of course, the many lives she has changed. Embodying those changed lives were several of Dr. A's ex-students, including Anthony Minervini, Taylor Calderone ('09), and Dr. Kirsten Sundell ('95). Dr. Abromaitis also received from the department a Fiftieth Anniversary Edition of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings Trilogy.


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In Fairfax the intersection of Lee Highway, Fairfax Boulevard, Arlington Boulevard and Old Lee Highway officially is known as Fairfax Circle.
But the name often is shortened by locals to just �the circle,� and has been in use for 81 years.
�I still have a program from the groundbreaking of Fairfax Circle in 1931,� said Lee Hubbard, 76, a local historian and lifelong Fairfax resident. �They gave one to my father, who was a landowner in Fairfax then.�
According to Hubbard, Fairfax Circle�s original intent was to provide an alternate route — today known as Fairfax Boulevard — bypassing downtown Fairfax via the original two-lane Lee Highway that ran between the city and Falls Church.
�That original Lee Highway is now known as Old Lee Highway,� he said. �It was only the second paved road in all of Fairfax County at that time, with Little River Turnpike being the first. Many motels and restaurants were built along that route.�
Fairfax Station resident Judy Lothrop, 67, grew up on �the circle.� Her father, Jack Sweeney, owned Sweeney�s Motel and Tourist Courts at 9625 Lee Highway.
�My father had traveled a lot in his life and decided to settle here in Fairfax in the late 1930s,� she said. �He built the motel, and I was born shortly thereafter in 1944.�
Lothrop said she and her family lived in one of the motel cabins for years before her father eventually built a family home behind the motel in the late 1940s.
�Some of my earliest memories are of me bringing ice to motel customers in their rooms,� she said. �I also remember a private airplane that crashed in front of the motel in either 1948 or 1949.�
Lothrop said many motels were being built near Fairfax Circle in the 1940s and 1950s and many motel owners knew each other and comprised a closely knit group.
By the mid-1970s, Sweeney�s Motel was no more, but Lothrop had inherited the property and was determined to keep it in the family.
That�s when Joe Lothrop came into the picture.
�I met my wife in Georgetown in 1972,� he said. �I wasn�t particularly interested in her family business matters at the time, but I knew that her father had retired out of the motel business.�
An astute businessman who already had built a franchise of specialty dry cleaning chains, Joe Lothrop began managing the former Sweeney�s Motel property in the late 1990s.
�There had been a series of restaurants built on it by that time, including an Applebee�s and the Ground Round,� he said. Lothrop later leased the property to Sylvan Pools, but the company closed in 2010.
�I knew they were leaving a few years before they actually left and I got the idea to turn the property into our own shopping center,� he said.
Lothrop formed a company — 9625 Lee Highway LLC — named after the original Sweeney�s Motel address, and began plans for what today is the Fairfax Boulevard Center.
The center is an 18,000-square-foot facility consisting of two buildings.
A 7-Eleven convenience store occupies the larger of the two, and Lothrop�s own environmentally friendly dry cleaning business — Circle Cleaners — takes residence in the smaller one.
�We will soon have another tenant, Title Max, here shortly as well,� Lothrop said, adding that the future of �the circle� is bright, but could use some support from the city of Fairfax.
�The demographics of this area are phenomenal,� he said. �And the traffic count at the circle is nearly 50,000 vehicles a day but I think there needs to be some effort on the city�s part to develop a uniform, form-based code for developers interested in this area. It took me three years and seven months to finally get my center off the ground due to the lack of one.�
City of Fairfax Councilman Dan Drummond agrees.
�A master plan for that area was introduced in 2008 and Joe is a great example of a long-term resident who is currently making a significant investment within Fairfax,� he said. �A form-based code is certainly worthy of consideration, and I will even go a step further by saying that a complete, wholesale rewording of our zoning ordinances — many of which are outdated — is needed in order to see the Fairfax Circle area develop and grow into the future.�


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Pastor Maldonado from the Williams Formula One team was kind enough to answer some of our "hard hitting" questions, for our latest driver Question and Answer post.
What is your favourite part of the Albert Park circuit?
Albert Park looks like an amazing track but I have only driven it on our race simulator. I really like the track as it is a street circuit, and that kind of circuit really suits my driving style. My favourite parts are the first corner and the quick chicane out the back of the circuit.
What is your favourite restaurant in Melbourne?
I have never been to Australia before so I am looking forward to seeing Melbourne and meeting the Australian fans as I head into my first ever Formula One race.
What is the first thing you think of when you hear the words 'Australian Grand Prix'?
About how I need to get everything right in my first Formula One race
Who do you think will be your biggest rival this season?
My immediate rival will be Rubens for sure. Your teammate is always the first person you look at and measure yourself against, as you have the same equipment. He is obviously much more experienced and knows the circuits, but I hope to be able to push myself to compete with him. I'll be paying attention to his driving style to try and get closer to him. I think quite a few drivers will be my rivals this season though. The field is very close and there are so many new additions on the car this year. I think Red Bull will be right at the front again, but I think we need more time to really see where everyone else is.


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Well here goes my first attempt,hope I can,I see them everywere how do they cook?any advice? Post some pics of yours pleeze!
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Makin grill from butane tank
09-20-2008, 06:00 PM #2Member
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Best advice, mike sure that tank has been cleaned of any Butane, usually caustic dipped, prior to doing any cutting or welding on the tank. I know most people know this, but I would feel bad if something bad happened and I didn;t say anything.
That said, tanks makes pretty good barbeques. Depending on how advanced a cooker you are, you could look to putting a box on the side to hold the coals to make for indirect heating. If you are going direct only, look for a way to increase or decrease the heat by raising or lowering the coals. Also, vents to let in air and vents to let out exhaustJohn
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Either fill it with water or purge with Nitrogen gas prior to cutting into the tank. It does not take much butane/propane to give you very bad day!Artist Blacksmith
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I've got an old tank hiding behind my shed awaiting it's fate as a smoker, just gotta find the time to giterdone. I'd be lying if I didn't say I was nervous about cutting it. my plan is to fill it with water.
If you are making it a smoker, consider making it a reverse flow smoker. My understanding is that they heat much more evenly. For the doors, I've read to cut them out about 90%, tack the hinge on, then cut the last bit of it. You get the door perfectly aligned that way.Millermatic 180 Auto Set
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There shouldn't be a problem if you fill it with water. That's a good tip about the hinges.Jim
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Yeah, purging before flame cutting,pretty important. Or else,"But where is the earth shattering kaboom". -Marvin the Martian/Looney Tunes
To late I already cut doors out! I geuss this will be my PROTOTYPE
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i would start by making a nice angle iron frame to hold it up at a comfortable bbq'ing height and go from there..maybe a tray along the front to hold your sauce, brushes, etc...a table on the side to hold some plates or whatever..maybe a shelf down on the bottom of the angle iron frame..you can cut some vent holes and use some flat bar to make a slide so the vents can open or close however much you like..I would just start with a frame and get creative from there.
As for the hinges...just tack the cut pieces(doors) in place how you think they would line up originally and then tack/weld your hinges. Cut the tacks you used to line everything up and should work perfect.
Thanks ALBERTAWELDER sounds like a starting point
In regards to fitting the doors, I use flat bar tabs about 2" long (4 on each door) with the center of the tab at the edge of the door with the tacks about 1/2" from the door edge.
You can then just drop the door into the opening and it won't fall in and will be flush and easy to align. Stick a couple of spacers in the bottom gap and fit/weld your hinges. Then remove the tabs and tacks."If you build it, they will come!"