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The rock icon is back and in a big way
The Bowie bonanza is upon us. Amid the frenzy surrounding the surprise release of his first studio album in a decade, London's Victoria and Albert Museum opens a retrospective tomorrow covering the boy from Bromley's career in dresses, words and music. And when I say dresses, I mean that literally. David Bowie bent and blended gender like no one before him or since.
You don't have to like David Robert Jones's music (which I don't) or style (which I do) to appreciate the intellectual endeavors and achievements of an artist who once said of himself, "I'm just a collection of other people's ideas." In fact, there is an ever-burgeoning school of thought that categorizes Mr. Bowie's influence on today's music—and fashion—as omnipresent.
Across the Bowie Universe
If you needed to be persuaded of the 66-year-old's continuing relevance, then consider that the video for "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)," the second single from "The Next Day," is currently an Internet sensation. Starring Mr. Bowie and actress Tilda Swinton, it toys not just with gender but also with aging, sex appeal, beauty and the strictures of fashion, all with an underlying fascination with the surreal or the macabre. The music's not bad either.
It's a familiar theme. This is, after all, the man who changed the music scene forever with his 1972 appearance as Ziggy Stardust.
"Bowie was always interested in style," says Nicholas Pegg, author of "The Complete David Bowie," who was tapped by the V&A for advice as they put together the new show, open through Aug. 11. "But when he started wearing dresses in 1970, it was something of a breakthrough because now he wasn't following the pack. The dresses came from Mr. Fish, a hip boutique in Mayfair. And they were bespoke men's dresses, so this was more about androgyny, about blurring the boundaries."
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Mr. Pegg adds that this was all happening at a time when homosexuality had just been decriminalized. "The gay lifestyle was still very much considered taboo and off-limits by mainstream society," he says. "Bowie gravitated towards the idea of an implicit challenge to traditional boundaries."
The challenge for the V&A was how to bring to life 40-something years of those stylish and lyrical endeavors. Co-curator Victoria Broackes admits it wasn't easy. "You could link David Bowie with almost every sector at the V&A in some way," she says. "He's a pioneer of rock, theater, fashion, video and all things digital. How to encompass all of that? It was both tremendously exciting and daunting."
Aside from allowing unfettered access to his personal archive in New York, Mr. Bowie has had nothing to do with the exhibition. Ms. Broackes has never met him or even spoken with him. Whether this matters remains to be seen, but the V&A has sagely worked with experts like Mr. Pegg and tapped other resources, including London's Bromley Museum, which donated an early teenage jacket of Mr. Bowie's—"pimped" by the star himself with stripes drawn on with a felt-tipped pen. (A tiny precursor of what was to come.) More than 300 objects have been selected by Ms. Broackes and her co-curator, Geoffrey Marsh, including Mr. Bowie's instruments, handwritten lyrics, costumes, videos and music.
"Change was the winning formula with Bowie," acknowledges Ms. Broackes. "But at the end of the day, there was no getting away from one of the central themes, which was how beautiful this man really was and still is. Bowie changed people's mind-sets about what beauty means."
The V&A worked on the exhibition with audio firm Sennheiser and film and media production company 59 Productions, which designed the video content for the London Olympics opening ceremony. "We knew this would have to be something spectacular," says Ms. Broackes. "There had to be an element of theater to this, because there's an element of theater about Bowie."
David Bowie's love of theater and the theatrical has always been clear, but did he ever really love fashion and style? Or was it a means to an end? (There is a certain irony in the fact that his 1980 song "Fashion" is often played at the very catwalk shows it ridicules.)
"On the one hand, he adores clothes and has championed some of the great designers like Hedi Slimane, Thierry Mugler and Alexander McQueen," says Mr. Pegg. "On the other hand, he has a keen sense of the knife-edge that fashion exists on.
"Bowie has always been aware of the cultural leverage that fashion exerts," he adds, contending that Mr. Bowie is at heart a modernist, in the manner of Eliot or Pollock. ''He's often said he likes to make the music look like how it sounds," Mr. Pegg says. "It all goes back to the fact that he has always immersed himself not only in music but in literature and the visual and performing arts. There's a kind of synesthesia about it all."
Which is why, as Ms. Broackes, a fashion historian, points out, pivotal looks within the V&A show—and within Bowie's life—chart not only his personal and musical progression but also changes within society at the time. " 'Starman' was hugely influenced by the film 'A Clockwork Orange,' " she says as an example. She also references Kansai Yamamoto, an avant-garde Japanese designer who first came to prominence in the 1970s, as another powerful resource for Bowie.
"Yamamoto put on hugely theatrical multimedia shows in London. He was in Vogue magazine all the time. Bowie took notice," Ms. Broackes says. "He attended his shows and became fascinated by Japan and by Kabuki. Yamamoto not only dressed Bowie at that point, he also provided him with an early education in the esoteric."
'So much of David Bowie's work has involved characters, masks and disguises, both literal and metaphorical'
Ms. Broackes's own Bowie highlights include a 1974 Terry O'Neill photograph of David Bowie with Beat writer William S. Burroughs (hand-colored by Bowie), the Alexander McQueen jacket from his 1997 "Earthling" album cover and the mannered starkness of Mr. Bowie's Thin White Duke garb from 1976.
Where the musician's fashion and costuming were concerned, the greatest challenge for the V&A must surely have been what to leave out rather than what to include. This is a man whose vast body of work is the direct result of absorbing untold global cultural influences and subverting them to his own ends. Will we know any more about David Bowie at the end of the exhibition than we did at the beginning?
"So much of David Bowie's work has involved characters, masks and disguises, both literal and metaphorical," says Mr. Pegg. "He writes songs with titles like 'Changes' and 'Who Can I Be Now?' His work actively encourages us to question the very idea of authenticity. Who is the real David Bowie? I think there's an infinite number of them. David Bowie is the person you want him to be."
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PNCA offers evening and weekend classes for adults and young people. For adults we offer courses in art, craft, and design, as well as professional development classes. For children we have Saturday classes during the school year and week-long camps during the summer. In addition to our regular teen classes, we also offer immersive summer Pre-College Studios. Our blog below gives you an idea of some of the goings on, and you can see our full course catalogue online here.
A CE Gift Guide
As everyone searches for the perfect gift and shopping guides become ubiquitous we decided that we should add our two cents. Listed below are some of our amazing faculty, staff and friend's work that is available this holiday season.
The multi talented Lizzy House has a new line of Star Fox items available, including Iphone cases .
Stephen Mauldin has recently relaunched his website including his new work that is available for sale.
Ryan Bubnis' shop features his awesome illustrative style on prints, t-shirts and beer cozies.
Animation instructor Lori Damiano has dvds and prints available. Check out her cool style!
Our office mate Jason and his wife co-founded the letterpress studio Darling Press and Stationers which has fantastic cards and ephemera.
Kim Lakin's quilts are amazing!
We will add more as we find things.
End of Term
PNCA Continuing Education is currently accepting new Registrations for our Winter Term, having concluded our most recent round of classes prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. Here's a peek into our classrooms during the final days of Fall Term.
I See You.
hmm…What happens when you give children a magnifying glass on the last day of class?
Oh, the things that you can capture when students don't think you are looking. The magnifying glasses were used to get up close and personal with plants; Drawing Studio's final project with Alice Hill, which focused on Botanical Illustration. Here is one of the super sweet pieces of artwork that was completed during student's final work session.
November News and Notes
A great fall term has just finished, thanks to all of the great students and instructors. You can get a peek in classroom by visiting the adult program Flickr site.
The Animation class, led by Lori Damiano presents their work Friday December 2 at 7:30. This screening will be held at the IPRC and is free and open to the public.
Check out Paul Missal's show at Blackfish Gallery.
Currently on display in the CE Hallway are works from Sara Kaltwasser, Youth Program Coordinator and prints from this Fall's Screenprinting class.
December 16+17 we are having Illustrator Patterns and Repetition with Damien Gilley. In this new class students learn to make repeating patterns utilizing the power of Adobe Illustrator.
The Continuing Education office will be closed Thursday the 24th and Friday the 25th.
Looking Back…
We've had the opportunity to meet some great students, and share some especially lovely experiences over the last 8 weeks. Here are a few choice moments that we will remember from this term. We had so much fun!
As always, it's been a blast! Visit our Flickr site to check out more of the goings on from our classes this Fall. Don't forget to visit our Flickr after Saturday November 19th to see additional artwork and class candids.
Sneak Peek - Online Exhibition!
Two more days until the conclusion of our Fall term. Wow. I can't believe classes are over for this year. We've had so many great Youth and Pre-College instructors teach with our program during 2011, and we've had so many awesome students join us. While there are still a few works to be documented from this round of classes, the majority of images are up on our Flickr Site! Here is a sneak peek of the amazing art from our Art Explorers, Drawing Studio, and Visual Elements students!
If you would like to see more visit our Online Exhibition Collection.
Winter Classes and Scholarships
Our Fall classes will be ending this Saturday. Looks like we'll have to take a break from "Art Stretches" with Wayne Bund; a ritual that our 4 to 6 year old students practice each week prior to starting the day's project. But don't worry, we have a lot of great class options starting over the next few months! Our Winter term starts on January 28th and runs through March 17th, 2012. We will be offering Mini Masters (4-6), Drawing + Painting (7-8), Art + Storytelling (9-11), Hand Printed Fabric Design(12-14), and Beginning Painting Techniques (Pre-College). You can read more about upcoming Youth Program classes by visiting the registration section of our website.
Did you know that we also offer scholarships to attend classes with our Program? Our application deadline for Winter Term is Friday December 9th, 2011. You can learn more about Youth Program scholarships including required materials and information, download a PDF of our application, or apply online on the Youth & Teen section of our website.
Our Portland Project and Exhibit!
Classes are hard at work on their submissions for our Youth Program Exhibition in March. Art Explorers and Visual Elements started the project this last Saturday. Several students from Drawing Studio have completed their submissions for our Portland-centric exhibit. Check out this awesome piece that features our city's stellar soccer team, the Portland Timbers. Click the jump to see more —> River City Art Exhibit
Clay Creatures
Our Art Explorers clay work has come out of the kiln! It looks awesome! Among other items that were fired: several houses, a bird, a few cats, and some crazy shapes that aren't quite identifiable.
Landscapes with Amy Steel
Last Saturday, longtime instructor Amy Steel subbed for our Art Explorers class. She is an amazing educator and a good friend to the program. She coordinated with Wayne Bund on the lesson; an exploration of landscape using Ansel Adams as a reference point. Students looked at his photography and read a story that focused on silhouetted figures and shape. Our 4-6 cohort worked with sumi ink on watercolor paper to create really lovely black and white landscapes.
The final results can be seen below.
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Though I know a lot of customers like me ask for basic infos about NN Fanotec Products. It is not that easy to set up pics, manuals or videos. This asks a lot of equipment and know how to do it yourself or you have to spend a lot of money for Pro Assistance.
The Background to take these pics: D700, Nikkor 105/f2.8, Nikkor 14-24/f2.8, 3-Way Tripod Head, Tripod, Background Equipment with Stands etc.
To "Take a Video?". Much more: Good Video Camera, around 1000€, Studio Equipment: Background System with Stands and "Papers for Example"like 3m by 11m. Illumination: Min 3 Video continuous Head Lights plus Stands. Clamp Set added as well as "Soft foil and daylight foil" as add on. Or the whole set with Soft-boxes for Flash Set Up. Plus the time to test your equipment and get used to it. Final workflow: Take a Video, Cut the video, add Audio, add Text and Conversions, set up Final Version and get ready to export.
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I was wandering if there are any theorems/ideas that would help me with the following situation (I came up with it myself and have been unable to find anything whatsoever).
Say you have two continuous functions $\;f,g : \mathbb{R}\to \mathbb{R}$ such that
$\displaystyle\sum_{t=1}^\infty f(t) = \sum_{t=1}^\infty f(t)g(t)$
Is there anything that can be said about the relationship between $f$ and $g$?
Trying to figure this out on my own has just led to me going around in circles. The idea of taking the integral of both occurred to me, but that seems to introduce too big of an error term. Also, I tried regarding $\;f$ and $g$ as vectors
i.e. $\;\;\;\vec{f}_2 = f(2)$
and multiplying them by the infinite-dimensional identity matrix $E$...then considering
trace$(E\vec{f}) = $ trace$(E\vec{f}\vec{g})$
But this doesn't seem to introduce anything new. I'm at a loss as to whether this is too general of an idea or if I'm missing something critical here. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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The 5 Ballsiest Casino Cheats of All Time
#2. Chip Sleight of Hand (That Worked Every Time)
Think back to when you were a kid and asked your mom for some cookies. She said yes, but only one. And because you were a little badass, you palmed a second cookie by hiding it under the first. Incidentally, that's why you now have Type 2 diabetes. Well, professional cheater Richard Marcus farted his way across Vegas with essentially the same childish sleight of hand strategy. And because he was classy, he named his signature move after his favorite stripper, the "Savannah."
"Awww yeah, baby, show me that acacia."
Here's how it worked: Marcus would boozily saunter up to a roulette table, drink in hand, and place his chips on the table. He would angle a $5 top chip so that the bottom one was unseen. And that bottom chip was worth, you guessed it, a kabillion dollars.
So the dealer sees what appears to be a couple of $5 chips. Now here's where the con comes in: If Marcus lost the bet, he openly grabbed his chips before the dealer got them -- which is a huge taboo in the casino world. Like, just-touched-a-butthole taboo. So the dealer would freak and Marcus would play up the drunk charade. Fine, fine, he would say, you can have your stupid pair of $5 chips.
"I hope you choke on them. And I also hope you aren't particularly observant."
But if he won ... hoooo boy, watch out. Marcus raised a ruckus, complete with shouting and high-fiving and spastic hip gyrating (so we've heard), all while the dealer gave a befuddled stare. After all, Marcus clearly just had a few baby chips on the table. "Not so fast!" Marcus would say, then reveal that the second chip down was worth many times more than the visible $5 one. Watch in the video below as he demonstrates the whole routine:
Keep in mind that Marcus was never actually caught doing the Savannah. Or the chip move. The only reason anyone knows about it is because once he was rich enough to retire, Marcus wrote a damn book about his life as a casino cheat.
Great. Now our book about how to steal extra doughnuts by shoving them down your shirt and claiming they're tumors is just starting to look stupid.
Delicious, sweet, glazed tumors.
#1. A Wearable Card-Counting Computer ... in 1972
Years before Steve Jobs and Bill Gates invented personal computers, Baptist family man Keith Taft built a personal computer for the sole purpose of cheating at blackjack. Only back in 1972, it didn't count as cheating, because no one had invented rules against using computers to count cards for you -- because no one had invented computers that weren't football-field size. No one, that is, except for Keith Taft.
Trust us, those holes are not work safe.
Sure, the electronic behemoth he stashed in his gut weighed in at 15 pounds and was controlled with switches above and below Taft's big toes in his shoes. And yes, it had the processing power of a modern musical greeting card. But you don't exactly need a supercomputer to count cards. The real miracle was that Taft walked around Reno without getting pegged as a suicide bomber.
Vegas Tripping
"I don't count toward the 72 virgins, right?"
And that his foot didn't flat out turn him into a cyborg.
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You should've seen his underwear.
So how exactly does a computer help you win at blackjack? As Taft played the game, he used his toes to input the cards that were dealt. His belly computer did some quick calculations, then transmitted codes for the remaining cards through LED lights hidden in the frames of his Buddy Holly glasses. So it was kind of like the Google Glasses, but with flashing red lights instead of text. It was like an ambulance in his eyeballs!
The trouble was that Taft didn't always win. So over the years, he and his son teamed up with the big boys, all the while developing smaller and smaller devices. One computer magically tracked where the cards fell after a shuffle. Another connected members of the cheat team through tiny wires -- in other words, a computer network. In 1982. We're pretty sure that's the kind of thing that could get you hanged for witchcraft back then.
"Burn him! Burn that kindly looking older gentleman!"
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Registration is underway for the Summer Session at Rutgers School of Law–Newark. Consider signing up for one of our courses if you're a student at Rutgers or at another ABA-accredited law school who is looking to earn credits towards graduation – or a
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Summer Session offers a variety of upper-level courses for law students who have completed the first-year program or its equivalent. Students can, for example, gain an in-depth understanding of New Jersey civil practice law; become familiar with the procedural issues confronting U.S. lawyers who practice international law; or practice transactional law in Rutgers' renowned clinics, learning the key legal services needed by start-up non-profits and small businesses. Students hoping to practice in the entertainment industry might want to study Entertainment Law & Business, while those interested in learning the range of dispute resolution techniques increasingly in use within and outside the courts should consider taking Alternative Dispute Resolution. The Street Law Seminar focuses on teaching how to communicate basic legal concepts to young people and how they apply in everyday situations.
Most classes are held in the evening, so students can experience clerkship, internship, and other summer employment opportunities in the New York metropolitan area while still earning credit toward graduation. The eight-week term (Monday, May 17th through Tuesday, July 20th) should satisfy any residency requirements that a visiting student's home law school imposes. (Legal Research & Writing II, open only to Rutgers School of Law–Newark first-year evening students, begins on May 10th.)
Summer Session courses are taught by accomplished professors who teach the same subject matter during the academic year. Senior Assistant Dean Andrew Rothman, for example, is both co-author of The Handbook of Civil Practice in the Courts of New Jersey and a member of the New Jersey Supreme Court Civil Practice Committee. As the State Bar exam for the last few years has required an essay on New Jersey rules of civil procedure, students who plan to take the New Jersey Bar in July of 2010 should especially consider registering for his New Jersey Practice class.
John Kettle (Entertainment Law & Business, Copyright & Trademark) supervises the IP and entertainment law clinical work at the law school and teaches courses in Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Contract Law. He is former chair of the New York State Bar Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law Section and former chair of the New Jersey State Bar Entertainment & Arts Law Committee.
William Schroeder (Transnational Litigation & Dispute Resolution) is special counsel with Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. He is part of the firm's Litigation Group and has represented both U.S. and non-U.S. corporate clients on a wide variety of litigation and regulatory matters.
A.S. Cohen (Alternate Dispute Resolution) concentrates his practice in private and public sector labor, employment, and employee benefits law. He is listed in Woodward & White's Best Lawyers in America.
Jeffrey Mandel (Appellate Advocacy) is the author of New Jersey Appellate Practice. He is also a former Appellate Division law clerk, has argued several cases before the Supreme Court of New Jersey, and is a member of the State Bar Appellate Practice Committee.
Alycia Guichard (Street Law Seminar) is director and New Jersey Bar Fellow for the Street Law Program.
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For the first time Summer Session is offering three intensive, short-term classes during the daytime: Legislative Research, which will be taught in three four-hour sessions on May 10th, 11th and 14th; the five-day Intensive Trial Advocacy, which will take place from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm from May 17th – May 21st; and Intensive Deposition Advocacy, scheduled from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm on May 25th, 26th and 27th.
Both Intensive Trial Advocacy and Intensive Deposition Advocacy will provide continuing legal education credits. The five-day mock trial advocacy skills course will focus on the skills needed to present a case to a jury, whether in the civil or criminal context, while the three-day mock deposition course will focus on developing and enhancing the skills necessary to effectively conduct and defend a deposition. Practicing attorneys register for these two courses at http://law.newark.rutgers.edu/IPEreg. Anyone seeking academic credit for these courses must register at http://law.newark.rutgers.edu/students/summer-2010-registration.
These two courses, offered through the law school's new Institute for Professional Education, will be led by Andrew Rossner, who has been actively involved in teaching trial advocacy for more than 20 years and who has developed curricula and course and teaching materials on trial advocacy skills, deposition skills, examination of experts skills, and evidentiary issues at trial.
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The home gym atmosphere suited the Nebraska City wrestling team well for the Class B-1 District tourney on Friday and Saturday as the Pioneers came away with a tournament title.
Coach Tyler Hodges definitely appreciated the arrangement.
"It was a great atmosphere to wrestle in," said Hodges. "People stepped up and helped us. I think things were ran very smoothly. The beauty of it was when it came time for the tournament to start, I didn't have to do anything but coach. I had so many people helping me out. That was nice."
Nebraska City has two events left on its schedule, with the Nebraska State Wrestling Championships on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha and NSAA's first ever State Wrestling Dual event, which will be Feb. 23 at Kearney.
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Each year, friends and alumni gather for Dakota Wesleyan University's annual Legacy Banquet – a time for the university to thank and recognize those who have given back to the college and their communities.
Receiving distinguished alumni awards this year are Dorothy Hubbard Schwieder '55 from the College of Leadership and Public Service; Jill Callison '77, from the College of Arts and Humanities; and Dr. Myles Tieszen '84 from the Donna Starr Christen College of Healthcare, Fitness and Sciences.
Dorothy Hubbard Schwieder received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the College of Leadership and Public Service.
Dorothy Hubbard Schwieder was born in Presho, S.D., in 1933, the ninth of 10 children. She came to Dakota Wesleyan University in the fall of 1951 and took her first course from then history professor George McGovern. He sparked her love of history and she achieved her Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and history from Dakota Wesleyan University in 1955.
She began her teaching career in 1960 as a part-time instructor at Dakota Wesleyan, and in 1966 she became a part-time instructor at Iowa State University. Schwieder began her graduate work in 1964 and received her Master of Arts degree in history in 1968 from Iowa State University and her Ph.D. in 1981 from the University of Iowa. Her primary research was in the history of Iowa, including Iowa's Amish communities.
During the 1970s, she revived scholarly work on Iowa history and developed a popular course on Iowa history, the first of its kind at Iowa State University. In 1981, she became an assistant professor in the Department of History at Iowa State, was promoted to full professor in 1988, and retired from ISU in 2001.
She was the first woman appointed as a professor in the Iowa State History Department and also the department's only full-time female faculty member for almost 20 years. In 2000, she was designated a University Professor at Iowa State, an honor bestowed on faculty members recognized for making outstanding contributions to the university.
She has accumulated multiple honors over her teaching career, several include serving as vice chair of the State Historical Board of Iowa, the Dakota Wesleyan University Alumni Outstanding Educator; recipient of the Iowa Humanities Board Lifetime Award for Outstanding Service recipient of the First Annual Award for Excellence in Education from Des Moines Area Community College, and was inducted into the prestigious Iowa's Woman's Hall of Fame last year.
She has given more than 400 presentations to local educational, civic and government groups, as well as talks as a member of the Iowa Humanities Speakers Bureau, and has authored hundreds of articles, publications and numerous books, all of which focus on the history of Iowa and the Great Plains.
Dr. Thomas Morain, of Graceland University, who taught with Schwieder at Iowa State University, said "Through her willingness to advise, collaborate and nurture, she has modeled a collegiality among Iowa historians that has created a supportive community among those doing serious research in Iowa history. The entire state of Iowa has been the beneficiary."
History is her passion and education is the vehicle she has chosen to explore and share this passion with the world. How many lives she has touched, how many teachers, researchers and fellow explorers she has inspired we will never know, but today we celebrate this woman's contributions to her craft, to society, and her passion for education.
Jill Callison received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the College of Arts and Humanities.
Jill Callison's curious mind and ability to see the story in everyday life took her from the young Phreno Cosmian reporter, during her days at Dakota Wesleyan University, to an award-winning journalist for the largest newspaper within the state.
A 1977 graduate of Dakota Wesleyan University, Jill majored in journalism, and served as the editor of the Phreno Cosmian both her sophomore and junior years.
She also served as the student employee for Dr. Don Messer, the president of Dakota Wesleyan University at the time.
While a student, she continued to foster her love of writing and received on-the-job experience through a two-year internship at the Daily Republic in Mitchell.
Upon graduation she worked at a radio station in Winona, Minn., then returned to newspaper with positions at the Lyon County Reporter in Rock Rapids, Iowa, and the Daily Globe in Worthington, Minn.
In 1994, she accepted a position with Argus Leader Media of Sioux Falls, working as a reporter and assistant editor for the Life Section, and reported for both the news and opinion sections.
Currently, she writes a column at least twice a week and is a contributor of feature and news stories.
"Jill's columns are among the most popular stories we print each week, because of her rich storytelling and because of the subject matter – almost always local people doing special things right here in the region," stated Maricarol Kueter, (Keeeter) Executive Editor of the Argus Leader.
Two years ago, when Argus Leader Media wanted to showcase its signature reporters and editors in a broad marketing campaign, Jill was among those chosen.
Callison's feature and column writing have won several awards from the South Dakota Newspaper Association. Her journalistic prowess has been honored by the Iowa Press Women, Minnesota News Association, South Dakota News Association, Great Plains Journalism, and both the Thomson Company and Gannett Company. Because of her exceptional work ethic, Jill has been named Argus Leader Employee of the Month, and in 2010 was named Employee of the Year, the top recognition given to an Argus Leader staff member.
Her supervisor stated, "Because of her dedication and professionalism, Jill Callison has become the face – and, in many ways, the heart and soul – of our Argus Leader news team,"
Dakota Wesleyan University's motto of sacrifice or service is part of her character. She has organized events and helped with fund-raisers to assist a fellow employee battling cancer, she actively volunteers for the Sioux Falls HelpLine Center and was named September Volunteer of the Month for her work at the Children's Inn.
Dr. Myles Tieszen received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Donna Starr Christen College of Healthcare, Fitness and Sciences.
Dr. Myles Tieszen grew up on a farm in rural Marion, S.D., and graduated cum laude from Dakota Wesleyan University in 1984 with majors in biology and chemistry.
He was an active co-ed and participated in campus ministry, residence life, and played on the DWU tennis team. Upon graduation, he attended and graduated from the University of South Dakota School Of Medicine at Vermillion. He then completed his surgery residency with Saginaw Cooperative Hospitals in Saginaw, Mich.
While completing his residency in Michigan, he served as clinical director of student health services at Delta College in University Center. He was also a clinical instructor of surgery at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine at Lansing.
After five years in Michigan, he returned to Yankton, where he served as a clinical assistant professor in the surgery department at the USD School of Medicine, was the CEO at Yankton Surgical Associates, and also was Chief of Surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital.
He was named Dakota Wesleyan University's Young Alumnus of the Year in 1995.
As lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserves, Tieszen was assigned to a Special Forces team that infiltrated Iraq on the second night of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2002. The following year he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for his service in Iraq. He was honorably discharged from the military, and later shared his experience with DWU students as the Distinguished Opperman Lecturer.
Myles spent three years in Stevens Point, Wis., with Ministry Medical Group and in 2009 he and his spouse, Valary, moved to Omaha, Neb., where he is Associate Medical Director for Alegent Creighton Clinic in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He also serves as Assistant Clinical Professor for the Department of Surgery at Creighton University School of Medicine.
He has authored and published countless medical essays and is a nationally recruited presenter in the field of surgery.


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My name is Ron Kauffman, and in April of 1996 I authored the article still carried on Oncolink called: Personal Experiences of a Prostate Cancer Survivor.
I am pleased to say that today, almost 2 years later, I am healthy and remain cancer free, with few lasting effects of either the surgery or ordeal. I can honestly say that lovemaking is not what it once was, but I can also say that the "shots" work miracles and are really not painful.
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I would also like to add that I am most willing to permit you to post my email address along with the article, if you permit that, to enable anyone with questions to contact me via email to further discuss his concerns or to ask about my experiences. You certainly have my permission to do so, and the email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com
Also, I will be honored and delighted to speak as someone who knows the fears and concerns,and has been lucky enough to live in good health with a willingness to share the good news about preventative exams, treatments, and survival. Please feel free to provide anyone, victim, spouse, or family with my email if it will help allay the fears of even one person, or might contribute, as it appears will happen with the above mentioned case, to save one more life.
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The shout given when, during a vigorous session of Love Making, the quilt is flung from the bed to the floor, one, or more of the partaking Love Makers are then compelled to shout "Man Over Board" and all sex is put on hold until the quilt is recovered and replaced over the combatants.
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After the major exhibition to launch Dada's anniversary year, from 20 May to 31 July 2016 the Kunsthaus presents 'New and Surprising Items from the Collection: Supplément Dada', a special presentation of Dada works normally confined to the archives and store rooms - curated by Raimund Meyer. The collection – held in the city that gave birth to the movement – is one of the most important in the world. We'll be bringing out into the daylight some pieces that, for conservation reasons, are rarely if ever lent out. Some of the most recent acquisitions will also be receiving their first public showing. They include a screen print by Marcel Janco from the 1970s: his recreation of the 'Cabaret Voltaire' painting that has been lost since 1924. As with the Dadaist 'Société pour l'exploitation du vocabulaire dadaïste', the aim is to offer a free and playful take on the treasures in our care. The only figure missing will be 'funny guy' Francis Picabia, who is being exhibited in his full glory in our large exhibition gallery at the same time.


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Translated more often than any other book except the Bible, the Tao Te Ching has been a spiritual guide for centuries, helping millions find peace within themselves, with each other, and with the natural world around them. Written in workbook style, complete with exercises, questionnaires, journal-keeping techniques, and affirmations, The Tao of Inner Peace translates the ancient Eastern philosophy into a plan for contemporary Western living. Diane Dreher, Ph.D., shows the way to:
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HomeGoods, a national discount retailer that specializes in home fashions, will open its 10th Connecticut store in New Milford on Sunday.
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I started finding chocolate for my snail. It says that chocolate makes your snail gather coins faster in your Zen garden, but how long do the effects of chocolate last? Also, can I feed my snail multiple chocolates to make the effect last longer? It would be cool if I could feed my snail enough to work while I sleep.
The Zen Garden - Automation page/section from Plants vs. Zombies Wikia answers your question:
As weird as it is, you can also feed chocolate to your plants, causing them to drop coins more quickly.
You say you would like to leave the Zen Garden open while you sleep, however I don't know if that's a good idea:
I don't know what happens to the Zen Garden right after the midnight. I know that closing the game before the midnight and opening it after the midnight will make the Zen Garden "reset" to all plants needing watering. I don't know if the same happens if the game is left open during the midnight.
Finally, the same page from that wiki says that you can move the mushroom and aquatic plants into the main garden section (if they are already happy/glowing), and they will still drop coins even in the "wrong" environment. Read that page for more details.
According to the wiki, the effects of the chocolate last for one hour. I am pretty sure that it does not stack, so feeding it chocolate at any time will just keep it fast for an hour after the feeding.


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November 21, 2007 –The Women's Law Forum at Rutgers School of Law–Newark will hold its Second Annual Ladies Day, a panel discussion on the barriers women have overcome to achieve success in law, at 6 pm on Wednesday, November 28. The event takes its name from the bygone practice of some Harvard Law School professors to call on female students to speak in class only once a semester – on Ladies Day. The speakers reflect the diverse perspectives of female attorneys in a variety of practice areas.
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Laurie Carter, vice president and general counsel, the Juilliard School, and executive director of the Juilliard Institute for Jazz Studies
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After reading through the book and reading up on consequences, i can't help but feel that we might be treating stress and mild consequences the wrong way. Say we've just been in a fight, after the fight ends that's considered, for the most part, the end of a scene right? And if i recall correctly stress and mild consequences heal after a scene. So, are we doing this right or am i missing/misreading something?
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EDIT: Mild consequences are cleared at the end of the scene after the one in which recovery begins. I never let PCs begin recovery in the same scene in which a consequence was invoked - those are two very separate emotional beats and I can't see how they'd be in the same scene. Here's a more detailed breakdown:
At some point, you have a fight and take a consequence, that's one scene.
When you go home and have a breather, talking with your compatriots about the consequences of that fight and where to go next, that's another scene. If in this scene injured players get tended to and shocked / rattled players get to relax or rest, then you can count this as the scene in which recovery begins.
Next, they players go to the bad guy's stronghold - they have to press the advantage their victory brought while they can. They still have all of their consequences.
When the scene above ends, the mild consequences which began recovery as stated, are now cleared. Any new consequences incurred since then cannot even begin recovery!
Mild consequences and stress tracks are cleared when the characters get a chance to catch their breath. For health stress, this means taking a few minutes off physical activity. For mental stress, closing your eyes, meditating for a few minutes or listening to a song should suffice. Social stress could clear when the debate is over or when you remove yourself from the scene.
They do not clear as long as the pressure is on. If you run away from a fight, the health stress remains even if the scene changes from combat to pursuit.


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Obesity Linked to Poor Mother-Toddler Bond
Dec. 26, 2011 -- Tots who have a poor relationship with their moms are more likely to be obese by the time they turn 15, a new study shows.
So just how does a toddler's less-than-stellar relationship with mom affect risk for being obese as a teen?
The reasons are not fully understood, but study researchers suggest these toddlers, when coping with stress, may begin to use food as a source of comfort in place of mom at a very early age. The findings appear in the January 2012 issue of Pediatrics.
One thing, however, is clear: Childhood obesity rates in the U.S. are getting higher. As it stands, about 1 in 3 children in the U.S. are overweight or obese and this includes pre-schoolers. This suggests that whatever is causing the uptick starts pretty early.
Relationship With Mom May Play Role in Childhood Obesity
Researchers analyzed close to 1,000 toddlers' emotional bonds with their moms at 15 months, 2, and 3 years of age. They measured mom's sensitivity during 15-minute videotaped play sessions. Maternal sensitivity refers to a mother's ability to know what her child is feeling and respond with comfort, consistency, and warmth.
The researchers also looked for signs of "secure attachment" among toddlers. This means that an infant or toddler sees mom as a safe home base.
Toddlers who had moms with low sensitivity to their needs and who overall had the poorest-quality relationship with their moms were twice as likely to be obese at age 15, the results show.
"This study provides evidence that paying attention to the quality of the relationship between parents and children could impact children's weight status," says researcher Sarah E. Anderson, PhD. She is an epidemiologist at the Ohio State University College of Public Health in Columbus. The results "underscore the importance of early childhood for obesity prevention."
Can Proper Parenting Prevent Child Obesity?
It's possible that some changes in early parenting style may help prevent obesity, says Laurie Miller Brotman, PhD. She is a professor of child and adolescent psychiatry and the director of the Harris Obesity Prevention Effort at New York University Langone Medical Center in New York City.


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The Great Pumpkin Patch
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Sun 12:30-6:30pm
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401 S. Bond - Whitewright, Tx
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Sat. Oct. 27th - Kids Night
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October 31
Once again the Sherman Police Department is getting ready for the Halloween activity we named Fright Fest. In case you don't know, Fright Fest is a Halloween event sponsored by the Sherman Police Department that offers kids and parents a safe, controlled environment in which to trick-or-treat. It was started after the attacks on 9-11 to give parents a feeling of security.
Basically, contact is made with as many businesses, government agencies, church groups, and other organizations as possible and arrange for them to set up a booth and hand out candy. The event is held at the municipal grounds and the Sherman Police Dept will provide for a live band (Willie Kickit). There is no fee charged to the groups to set up and they are allowed to advertise in any way they choose, all we ask is that they show up and bring a lot of candy to give away. In the past, participants have set up booths as simple as a card table and chair, to as elaborate as a haunted house build on site. The event usually draws anywhere from 1500 to 3000 people from all over Grayson County.
We are in the process of getting groups to come out and set up. If your organization would like to participate please contact Sgt. Bruce Dawsey at 903-892-7365.
The deadline to sign up is 12 noon October 29th. No venders wishing to sell items during the event. This is a free event.
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Cartwright, OK
Fall Festival - Madill
Tuesday Evening Oct. 30th
Madill First Baptist Church
Trick or Treat Downtown
Wed. Oct. 31st
Ardmore Main Street
3:00 - 5:00
Halloween on the Square
Wed. Oct. 31st
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Downtown Bonham
Trick or Treating
Wed. Oct. 31st
Wesley Village Retirement Home
2800 Loy Lake Rd - Denison
6pm -8pm - In Front Lobby
Light Fest
Wed. Oct. 31st
Calvary Baptist Church - Bonham
Booths, Food, Games, Door Prizes, Live Entertainment
Wed. Oct. 31st
6:30 - 8:30
First Baptist Church Pottsboro
Night of Light
Pathway Fellowship Church
Whitesboro, Texas
October 31st
6pm - 10pm
Lone Grove Haunted House
located 1-1/4 miles north of Hwy 70
on Newport Road in Lone Grove, Oklahoma.
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
(COLUMBIA, Mo.) -- Five exceptional Columbia College alumni were honored at an awards ceremony Saturday, April 25, during alumni reunion weekend.
Honored for outstanding leadership and service to community, Ronald A. Monnig '77 and Penny L. Pitman '65 received the Community Service Award. Monnig has been instrumental in local and state government, serving on numerous city, county and state clubs, organizations and councils. Pitman has made a life-long commitment to the restoration and preservation of St. Charles, Mo. She is involved with the restoration and heritage commission of Saint Charles Riverfront Arts and the Historic Downtown Association.
Honored for outstanding regional and national recognition in their career fields, Sgt. Major Michael David '91 (retired) and Ruth Purschwitz Meissen '79 received the Professional Achievement Award. David retired after 30 years in the United States Army as a leader, trainer and role model. His emphasis was human resources. A teacher's teacher, Meissen was named 2007-08 Illinois State Board of Education Teacher of the Year.
Finally, honored for outstanding regional and national career recognition, Clinton ("Clint") G. Herbert '88 received the Distinguished Alumni Award. Herbert's three-decade-long career in Army, Navy and NASA security culminated with a position as deputy assistant administrator of security program protection for NASA.
"These five alumni exemplify what we hope every Columbia College graduate will aspire to," said Susan Davis, senior director of alumni relations at Columbia College. "They are all so deserving of these awards and we are so proud to have them as part of the Columbia College family."


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It was Buck Night Wednesday at the home opener for the Pratt Community College volleyball team.
The Lady Beavers treated the large, raucous crowd to a 3-1 victory over the visiting Dodge City Conquistadors. After dropping the opening set 16-25, PCC roared back to grab the next 3 sets 25-19, 25-23 and 25-16.
In the opening set, Dodge's outside hitters were scoring regularly. Pratt could sustain no offense, in large part due to service errors. "That (serving) is the elephant in the room," PCC head coach Misty Arnold acknowledged. "We have to get better. We're working on it in practice." DCCC won set one 16-25.
In the second set, the Lady Beavers front line was able to start winning some battles at the net, and they began to defeat the Lady Conqs' spikes. Brooke Christie was one of the blockers who led the way for Pratt. "We've been working hard on our blocking," Arnold reported. "It's a weird skill to master. We're going to keep improving."
As the tide began to turn, PCC displayed a balanced offense allowing them to take the lead. Ashlie Gramke, Haley McKee, Alexis Sanchez, Whitney Gibson and Jocelyn Cochran all had kills in that stretch for Pratt. PCC evened the match, taking set two 25-19.
"We lost our returning big-hitter Darian Konrade to an ACL last week," Arnold mentioned. "We have a new line-up now because of that, and the girls are working to create a new chemistry."
Set three was probably the crucible of the match, and was the most closely contested. It was a game that featured runs by both teams, and numerous tie scores. Tied at 23, PCC's Cochran got a slam to put Pratt up by one, and then an OB return by Dodge gave Pratt the win 25-23. That seemed to put Pratt in the driver's seat, up 2-1.
Game 4 was all Pratt as they closed out the Lady Conqs 25-16. "Momentum is huge in volleyball," Coach Arnold said. "We were able to get on a roll in the 4th game and we really used the momentum to our advantage."
The Beavers were clicking on all cylinders in game 4. The serving began to come together as Kaci Copeland and Megan Putnam served PCC to a 10-2 lead before DCCC knew what had hit them. PCC's front line was finding the holes in Dodge's defense, and the Beavers rolled.
After getting ahead 13-3, Pratt just played out the string, substituting freely, and came away with the easy 25-16 conclusive victory.
Pratt is now 2-4 on the season (2-0 in the Jayhawk). They travel to Highland this weekend for a tournament.
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Video: Anti-abortion protester disrupts Sotomayor hearing
posted at 1:50 pm on July 13, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
It didn't take long for the first disruption of the Sonia Sotomayor confirmation hearing to occur. An anti-abortion protester shouted about "unborn Latinos," bringing Senator Dianne Feinstein's questioning to a momentary halt:
The second disruption occured a couple of hours later; I'll add the video to this post as soon as I get it.
I oppose abortion, but is this the correct strategy to fight it? We regularly roll our eyes at the Code Pink protests at Congressional hearings when they disrupt proceedings. They even got on Barney Frank's nerves in March. These disruptions marginalize the legitimate efforts by pro-life activists to end the millions of abortions in the US.
As Life News attests, we need to emphasize the mainstream credibility of pro-life views in this administration:
During a Senate committee meeting on Friday, a leading pro-abortion senator was forced to admit that one of the health care bills pending in the Senate will include abortion coverage. After the admission, the Senate panel voted to include abortions in that version of a national health care plan.
Three pro-life senators used Thursday's Senate HELP Committee meeting to force the leadership's hand on its agenda of including abortion in a public health care plan.
Sen. Barbara Mikulski, a Maryland Democrat, stammered her way through an explanation of an amendment to the health care bill that would cover abortion.
When pressed by Sen. Orrin Hatch, a Utah Republican, she admitted that her language would force health insurance companies to contract with abortion groups like Planned Parenthood.
We need to keep pressing Congress to keep from expanding abortion in the US, especially by providing taxpayer funding for it, as Obamacare will do in a public plan if it follows the rules set forth for private-sector insurance.
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The Vatican has announced that Bishop J. Kendrick Williams of Lexington has resigned.
Williams is accused in two sex abuse cases and another involving certain comments attributed to him, but has denied the charges. Williams has been on administrative leave.
Williams said Tuesday he does not want his resignation to give any credence to the allegations against him.
The Vatican said the pope accepted the resignation submitted under church law for "illness or some other grave reason."
James Bennett alleged Williams abused him in 1981 while Bennett was a 12-year-old altar boy. David Hall alleged Williams fondled him when Hall was an 18-year-old high school senior. Thomas C. Probus filed suit last week, accusing Williams of making inappropriate comments when Williams was a priest in Louisville.
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hi i have a panel in which i wish to diplay sm data from the store
Ext.regModel('receipts_model', { fields:[ 'timestamp', 'receiptID', 'Identifier', 'retailer', 'transactionID', 'postcode', 'location', 'total' , 'vat', 'offer' ], hasMany: {model: 'Items', name: 'Items'} }); Ext.regModel('Items', { fields:[ 'name', 'quantity', 'amount' ] });
what i want to do is show the 'items' data in a panel
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how can i show the data into the html..
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I have 100 smithing. I need more dragon bones and dragon scales, but I can't find any dragons anywhere. Is there any way I can get them without killing dragons?
No, killing dragons is the only source of dragon bones and dragon scales. If you roam around the world enough you'll find dragons, there are unlimited dragons available to spawn according to Todd Howard, the director.
To find dragons, you need to do some main quest missions.
Killing the dragon in the tower is enough. You can also try to go to dragon stones, or do a lot of teleports to villages and towns, as dragons usually appear when you teleport (higher chance than normal to appear. but not much (not confirmed)).
You don't need to kill many dragons for the armor because one dragon gives enough materials for one equipment piece.
I don't think you can get bones without killing a dragon, but there is one place where you can get scales. On the hill north/northeast of Rorikstead, there is a shrine to Akatosh that has a few "offerings" lying around it. One of these is a dragon scale. If you leave the area and wait for 10 days, the items will all respawn, meaning it is possible to craft and upgrade a full dragonscale set before doing the Dragon Rising part of the main quest. If you have the Dawn Guard DLC you will find one dragon bone in the laboratory of Serana's mother.
The easiest way I have found to find dragons, if you haven't already, is to find the Dragon Shout Stones all over. Normally, I find a dragon at any one of them. Also if you want a weapon that will help even at your level(Mehrunes' Razor: slight (10%)* chance to instantly kill; even dragons, I've done it), go to Dawnstar and complete the mission given. You will be asked to kill him later, and after you do, Mehrune fixes his dagger and gives it to you. Just be careful, he also sends two Deadric Warriors after you.
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Just fast travel to any of the dragon head symbolson the map and even after you killed the dragon there another dragon will spawn there and the loot should have respawned as well :)
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The gals are back in what is undoubtedly the funniest film in the Scary Movie franchise, thanks to director David Zucker. No wonder these two ladies were willing to be lured back for a third film, as Paul Fischer discovered when he met the pair.
Question: At the
"Hot Chick" junket you weren't in favor of the first Scary movie and
you said you hadn't been officially contacted at that time.
Anna: That's true. I hadn't. I was under contract
and was very surprised when they called me because I was under the
impression that they were going to have a whole new cast. It's a wonderful
feeling to work and it's a privilege and I was excited about going
back and playing this character. I was really excited to work with
David Zucker because I loved the airplane movies and Naked Gun series
so much growing up. It was a wonderful blessing.
Question: What
are the comparisons working with Zucker and the Wayans?
Anna: They have very different styles I think. Keenan
was very encouraging in terms of improv whereas David is very meticulous
and he likes us to stick to the script. For me that was fine. In some
cases, I love doing improv but with Cindy Campbell being sort of the
anchor-woman".there wasn't a whole lot for me to expand. But Regina
is fantastic at doing improv.
Regina: It all depends upon the character you're playing. Some
characters are easier. If you are the outlandish character, it's easier
to improv as opposed to when you have to be the anchor and ground
the script. Anna has to ground the movie but she did improv in "Lost
in Translation". It [Scary Movie 3] just was a different movie, a
different tone. One and Two were great but we were also very new.
That was Anna's first film, only my third so so much of what we did
we learned from Keenan and working with David it was kind of like
we were the ones who had been in the movie and knew and then we had
him come in and take our comedy, our comedic skills to a totally different
level by adding physical comedy. Setting up shots was completely different
so I think it helped us probably grow as comedic actresses.
Question: Regina,
were you contractually bound?
Regina: I wasn't contractually bound, no. Anna was contractually
bound from the first one but when I did the very first one, I got
it at the very last minute. In the script I think my character died.
I don't they ever had any idea that Brenda would come back a second
or third time.
Anna: That's just a testament to your talent.
Question: (to Regina)
Did you have to do a body cast? How was that?
Anna: Those are awful experiences.
Regina: We've both had them done and it's really awful. To
have your eyes and ears and mouth"unable to breathe.
Anna: You are drowning in cement. It's awful. You just think,
'could they pay me enough to do this?'.
Regina: You feel like you've been hyperventilating and all
you have to move is your arms.
Anna: They sound is so muffled and it's very hot. You've got
to be a brave soul.
Question: Does
this kind of broad comedy come naturally to you?
Regina: I think once we created those characters it did.
Anna: Yeah and we both are really good at laughing at ourselves.
I think that's pretty important. You have to enjoy being humiliated.
Question: What
aspects of yourselves do you laugh at?
Anna: Like the other day, I ordered a salad and I said, 'I'd
like the Tuscan salad'. And the waitress said, 'Do you mean the Tucson
[two-sawn] salad?' I said 'yes, that's the one I want'. Stuff like
that. Falling, tripping. If I accidentally expose one of my private
Question: Leslie
Nielson is an old hand at this type of comedy. Was it hard to keep
a straight face with him?
Anna: There aren't very many people that can break me [up].
By this time, it's like 'okay, let's just shoot the scene. Quit laughing'.
But this one makes me laugh a lot and Leslie Nielson made me laugh
a lot. 'Send flowers to their bitches and hoes'. Wasn't he great?
He had this other line that was cut out because it doesn't match with
the plot anymore. He said 'Cindy Campbell, I've already named two
states after you. Campbelltucky and Cindyana'. And sweet Leslie would
always say 'Cindyrama and Camp"uh, uh. He had a really hard time with
that line and he would just laugh to himself. We had a great time.
He's just a wonderful man.
Question: Do you
think this is the end of the Scary Movie franchise for you?
Anna: Let's just say if you see us in 4, we might have pools.
I don't know what will happen. There's a lot of rumors flying around.
It depends a lot on on the success of this movie. We both want to
do other things. It's important for us to expand. I grew up in drama
and I'd really love to return to that?
Question: Regina,
you've worked with Mekai Pfifer before. How did Anthony do, impersonating
Regina: He was pretty good. That whole scene in 8 Mile".just
seeing Anthony in that wig, with the dreadlocks and the whole idea.
I think he did pretty well as that best friend and MC even though
he jumped on top of me once my body was dead and blew me to pieces.Question: So that wasn't the cast dummy of you?
Regina: Oh, it was! Thank God that wasn't me. If that was me
I'd be gone. But I had to see it.
Question: Anna
how do you feel about the great response to "Lost in Translation"?
Anna: It's the first movie I've done that got good reviews.
I think comedies in general tend not to be critics favorites but it's
been unbelievable. I was really thrilled when I got that role. I knew
if was going to be something special. I'm not surprised by its success
or how beautiful it is because just working with Sophia and getting
to know her, she's got an amazing vision.Question: Do you relate to that sort of blonde, self-important""
Anna: [joking] That is me.
Question: Are you
doing Cameron Diaz?
Anna: I did think of a person but not Cameron Diaz? [to Regina]
She knows.
Regina: I know. I'm not gonna say unless you pay
Question: Anthony
was very funny saying he signed up for this thinking it was a Wayans
Brothers movie. Did you know?
Regina: I knew that they were not going to be involved. I did
like the script a lot, Anna was doing it. It wasn't like my part was
so huge that I felt like I was committing to a giant hunk of time.
I like David Zucker's work so much; Airplane and Naked Gun so it didn't
scare me to have him as the director. I didn't feel like they were
getting Joe Shmo. I felt like they were putting the movie in someone
else's hands who knew the kind of movie we were doing. The script
was funny and the money was good.
Question: What
was Zucker directing the nightclub rap scene like?
Anna: I don't even remember seeing him there.
Regina: That was pretty funny because he's not a
nightclub guy.
Anna: He's a little older so he's out of touch with that environment.
I vaguely remember him being in a little bit of a daze during that.
We had 400 extras or something crazy.
Who gave him advice on how to deal with hip hop culture?
Anna: I don't know. He works with some very smart people close
to him.
Regina: A good team. We had Fat Joe on the set. That was exciting
for me. Maybe Fat Joe helped David.
Question: Would
you like to do a drama next?
Anna: I don't know. I would love to. I want to do good projects.
Right now I have a recurring role on friends, three episodes. I can
say that I have something to do with Monica and Jen's storyline. I
play a baby, a five year old. We shot one. I do another one is November.
My character lives in Ohio.
Question: How intimidating
was it going onto a "Friends" set?
Anna: Very. You're really walking on their turf.
I didn't have any expectations but they were all so friendly, so accommodating,
very hard-working and very emotionally invested in the show. I was
very impressed. It's also the world's best job. The audience just
loves it and embraces them so much.
Question: Do you
find that doing comedies limits the range of roles you are offered?
Anna: These movies have opened up a whole lot of doors for
me. I didn't have anything before. I had a really bad horror movie
before Scary Movie. There is that. When you do such broad comedy it's
hard for studio people to envision you being anything else. Also,
a lot of people don't see these movies. The general public does but"
Regina: You're right. It's hard to find good pieces. For me,
I'm still stuck on why I wasn't asked to audition for The Hours" [laughter].
I'm looking to doing mainstream, funny comedies moreso instead of
just limiting myself to the Urban market. It's difficult for me whether
it's a drama or comedy.
Question: What
are you doing now?
Regina: I have a deal with Miramax. I have a film in development
that I'm starring in and producing that will hopefully be a vehicle
for me to go out of the broad comedy range. It's not a romantic comedy
and it's not broad comedy. It's more along the lines of a "Working
Girl" type structure.
Anna: We both love doing comedy but it would be really wonderful
but less broad.
Regina: We actually want to do something together. But not
so broad.
Anna: We want to do some kind of buddy movie. Not
necessarily action.
Regina: We have three or four ideas we're kicking around.
Question: Are you
doing to form a partnership?
Regina: Well, I remember so many successful duos in the past
who've worked together. We think we have a good thing that's been
done, her being white and me black" I know it's shocking but it's
been done successfully with men like Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor
and Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte but it hasn't really been done with
women. We want to do that.
Question: Was there a favorite scene that was cut from this film?
Anna: I think it is important to keep these movies trim but
there were a few scenes that I worked really hard on that I didn't
love but I fought a horse and I also fought fifty evil little girls
and I swung around a pole in the Matrix and I had this really tight
leather outfit on and it was brutal. I think it wasn't [unintelligible..
SOUNDS LIKE: laughs].
Regina: But don't you think these kinds of comedies should
be short? Sometimes you go to a comedy and the movie is funny but
it goes on too long.
Question: Did you watch The Ring before you did the film?
Anna: We both watched The Ring and Signs before we knew they
would be spoofed
Regina: Yeah. I went to see both films in the theater.
Anna: And we liked them both. They're both so visually striking.
Those are the best movies to spoof. Everybody remembers the scene
where the men are running around the house and the girl coming out
of the t.v. and the tape and the Pam Anderson and Jenny McCarthy opening.
They were great. I liked both those movies. You appreciate their silliness
but yeah"
Question: Did you
get any improv input in the scene where Regina is pretending horrible
things are happening to her?
Regina: That was all in the script about my hand catching on
fire. The foam part, I wasn't happy with the foam. I had to chew a
bunch of Alka Seltzer without water.
Question: You do
really hard work on these films.
Anna: These movies are hard work.
Regina: Everybody thinks they're a bunch of practical joking
fun but.. oh what we do to make you guys laugh.
Question: How about
working with Rob Schneider in that masterpiece of American cinema,
The Hot Chick.
Anna: He is a nice guy but the thing about a lot of comedians
I think is they tend to be a lot more serious that you would expect.