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Blockade at Bulgarian-Turkish Border Lifted
Protesting truck drivers have lifted overnight the blockade of the Kapitan Andreevo and Lesovo checkpoints on the Bulgarian-Turkish border.
The decision was made after Bulgarian Foreign Minister, Kristian Vigenin, announced that the meeting between Transport Ministers of Bulgaria and Turkey will be held on February 17, instead of the 21st as was the prior schedule, and that negotiations with Turkey are near conclusion.
Kilometers-long lines of tractor trailers have been clogging the checkpoints for a number days and nights, triggering huge losses for the carriers. The line at Kapitan Andreevo reached 10 km, and the one at Lesovo – 7 km.
Vigenin stated that the Turkish Minister has committed to an entirely new approach to the issue.
In end-January, over a quota dispute, Turkey declared invalid the one-time transit permits issued to Bulgarian carriers and Bulgaria responded with a reciprocal measure.
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How many of those are blue states? 2?
Maybe recent blue
Just curious, but there seems to be alot of red states there, am I right?
Texas is the only red donor state, 85% need support.
Ran Paul from Kentucky talks about cutting spending yet his state is a taker.
I agree with Don you argue for more spending so #$%$. If you really believe in smaller government as I do jump on board but you can't have it both ways. If you don't like the result of government giving money to everyone then change government! You can't blame people for taking something that is given to them, even encouraging them to take it.
Tea bag takers are the doing the complaining and economic terror !!


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FSU fans seemed to take offense to my Discover Orange Bowl column. Huh.
Jeff in Boston writes: Hey Heather,I think you should respond to the mob commenting on your 'FSU has hit its ceiling story'.Everyone thinks you are pretty mean.Thanks,Jeff
HD: Mean?! Me? You should read some of the things FSU fans wrote! Problem is, I can't publish half of them ...
Robert Graham in Tallahassee writes: HeatherHow does FSU covering the spread and winning by 21 points seem unimpressive. We didn't choose to play NIU, the GLORIOUS BCS system ranked the school 15th, so we played a top 15 team. "Clemson looked more impressive in their bowl game?" They won by a single point in the final seconds, but since it was a MIGHTY SEC team it is more impressive. Your bias against FSU is growing more and more ridiculous. Go back to Indianna, and I'll stay here in Tallahassee with my Seminoles and our latest BCS trophy.
HD: Oh please. Florida State was a dud for 3.5 quarters. That team is too good to be a dud against anyone, let alone a MAC team that had no offense other than its QB running up the middle every play. The Noles continued to play down to their opponent, and that's on Jimbo Fisher. Believe it or not, some FSU fans actually agree with me ...
Debbie O'Connor in Tallahassee writes: You have hit the nail right on the head with your analysis of FSU's uninspired football season, as typified by the recent Orange Bowl game. How can a team with this much raw talent be so banal and irresolute? NO LEADERSHIP. We got the bottom of the barrel when we got Jimbo Fisher from LSU. He's timid and depressingly optimistic. He plays scared. He is not who we thought he would be, and he needs to go. FSU used to play like a well-oiled machine when we had such talent, but it takes a good mechanic to tune up the engine. Fisher ain't it. He's still coaching as if he's "in waiting," as if someone like God is going to call in the miracle plays. If FSU wants to get back to its glory days, the athletic director and the administration need to cut bait while they can. As you said, if we've hit the ceiling, then it's fruitless to continue with this coach. He's no Nick Saban. In fact, he's not even Les Miles or Will Muschamp.
HD: See, I don't think he needs to be fired. No way, not even close. He's changed the culture there, and he's brought in character kids who represent the university well and also happen to be first-round draft material. I think he's a great CEO and recruiter. All he has to do is hire the next Chad Morris.
Phil Schneider in Minocqua, Wis., writes: Your analysis of Florida State and their 'narrow' win over Northern Illinois doesn't hold water. Your 'narrow' focus is sort of out of focus based on one game. You reek of Big Ten attitude, probably the most overrated conference in college football. If you want to pick on someone, maybe Indiana would be a more choice victim. The records the Seminoles have set over the years are pretty remarkable.... stay tuned for next year. Maybe you should just sit back and watch and keep your thoughts to yourself.
HD: Then what would you guys talk about?
Mike Levin in Pasco, Wash., writes: I read your article and I thought it was terrible. Why do you think the Noles have reached it's ceiling. I believe a 12-2 season is a great start. Next year they will be better. I thought we played better in the Orange Bowl than we did in the ACC champoinship. Why are you so biased towards FSU!!!!!! i'm just sayin - Mike Levin class of 1986 FSU GO NOLES
HD: Yes, 12-2 is something to be proud of, but no way should FSU have lost at NC State, and if Louisville was able to beat the Gators, FSU should have found a way, too.
Tom Burr in Tallahassee writes: Let's just hand Clemson the ACC trophy for 2013 now and move on to 2014. Or, we could wait until the season plays out. A novel idea.
HD: Right. Because clearly nobody ever annointed FSU ACC champs before it actually happened.
Tyler in Tallahassee writes: Heather,I am very concerned on what you are actually watching when it comes to Florida State Football games. Your analysis of the games is completely lopsided and false. FSU's win over NIU was dominant, decisive and overwhelming. We never trailed and also Jordan Lynch had the worst game of his season. Please do me and the rest of the nole nation a favor and report non-biased media. Not every game is won with perfect numbers and outrageous stats. A win is a win. We beat the team the orange bowl picked for us. Please report the truth and maybe watch a FSU game, or two.
HD: "Dominant, decisive and overwhelming?" You're right, I was not watching the same game as you.
Frank in Dayton, Ohio, writes: Diehard FSU fan here. I read your blog daily and agree with most of what you write, even yesterday's story about the underwhelming Orange Bowl victory. But I have to laugh at all the negativity from everywhere concerning this game. I said when it was announced - this is a no-win situation for FSU. What would be said had they won 70-0? Nothing positive; there was no pleasing anyone no matter what happened in this game. They had no control over who they played, so they shouldn't be blamed for it. Yeah, they were their usual inconsistent selves, but they still won by 3 touchdowns. They did what they were supposed to do, unlike the Gators.
HD: Fair. Reasonable. Rational. I'll take it.


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Today, May 17, Amnesty International celebrates International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. This IDAHOT, Amnesty International condemns the ongoing discrimination, violence, and denial of fundamental human rights faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people around the world. SEE THE REST OF THIS POST
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Among the olive groves on some of Greece's beautiful islands there are barbed wire fences.
At least 6,000 asylum-seekers have been locked up here since a new European Union (EU) plan kicked in on 20 March. Some have already been deported back to Turkey, while many more anxiously await the same fate.
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Adel Barazi was 28 years' old when he was arrested on 11 August 2012. A group of armed uniformed men raided his family's house and arrested Adel and three other family members and friends without presenting any official warrant or giving any information about the reason for their arrest.
It is so heartbreaking both to see a family member arrested without any reason but dreaming of a better future for his country and to know nothing of his whereabouts though already more than three years and a half now in detention. SEE THE REST OF THIS POST
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Protesters took to the streets across the Arab world in 2011, pushing their leaders to end decades of oppression.
The Middle East and North Africa was engulfed in an unprecedented outburst of popular protests and demand for reform. It began in Tunisia and spread within weeks to Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Libya and Syria. SEE THE REST OF THIS POST
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Three years ago, a tenacious student in Pakistan named Malala Yousafzai brought to the world's attention the hardship faced by millions of girls living in conflict zones around the world when she was shot in the head by a member of the Taliban on her bus ride home from school. The Taliban had targeted Malala because of her advocacy for something that many of us take for granted: her right, and the right of all girls and conflict-affected children, to a safe education.
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Their murders highlight the continuing dangers Syrian refugees face. These are the people we should be supporting; these are the people who are essential to keeping hope the original vision of the Syrian uprising in 2011: a vision of a Syria built on respect for human rights. Instead, political leaders threatening to ban Syrian resettlement are threatening to shut the door on them.
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Escape to the Cape scoops coveted 2012 ETEYA award
Escape to the Cape has won the coveted Emerging Tourism Entrepreneur of the Year Award (ETAYA). The award is handed out each year by South African Tourism to honour emerging businesses that showcase tourism and innovation.
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It may not be a long weekend but there is plenty to discover and explore this weekend in the Mother City. Take in a show, get your hands dirty, be wrapped up in an aria or get down with the rocking sounds at Assembly.
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antibodies or white blood cells known as T cells mistakenly attack normal cells in the nervous system. Paraneoplastic neurologic disorders typically develop after mid-adulthood and are most common in people with lung, ovarian, lymphatic, or breast cancer. Symptoms generally develop over a period of days to weeks and usually occur prior to tumor detection. These symptoms may include difficulty in walking and/or swallowing, loss of muscle tone, loss of fine motor coordination, slurred speech, memory loss, vision problems, sleep disturbances, dementia, seizures, sensory loss in the limbs, and vertigo. Paraneoplastic neurologic disorders include Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome, stiff-person syndrome, encephalomyelitis (inflammation of the brain and spinal cord), myasthenia gravis, cerebellar degeneration, limbic and/or brainstem encephalitis, neuromyotonia, and opsoclonus (involving eye movement) and sensory neuropathy.[1][2] Treatment involves treatment of the underlying tumor, immunotherapy, and supportive therapy.[3]Paraneoplastic neurologic disorders are a group of rare degenerative conditions that are triggered by a person's immune system response to a cancerous tumor. Researchers believe these disorders occur when cancer-fighting
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- Josep Dalmau, Myrna R Rosenfeld. Overview of paraneoplastic syndromes of the nervous system. UpToDate. October 5, 2015; http://www.uptodate.com/contents/overview-of-paraneoplastic-syndromes-of-the-nervous-system.
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Fullback Eric Walczak run amok, trampling Ellsworth for 280 yards and four touchdowns in less than a half as the Somerset football team buried Ellsworth by a 48-8 score on Friday. The Spartans are busily working to get ready for this Friday's game, where they are expecting their toughest challenge thus far in the Middle Border Conference schedule. The Spartans play at home on Friday in their Homecoming game, where New Richmond will be the opponent. The Spartans are 3-0 in the MBC, while New Richmond is 2-1 in conference games.
It would have taken a miracle for the New Richmond girls golf team to overtake St. Croix Falls for the 2009 Middle Border Conference championship and the Saints weren't going to let that happen. So the Tigers ended up taking second place at last Thursday's 2009 MBC golf tournament, which placed them second overall in the 2009 MBC golf standings. St. Croix Falls won the conference tournament with a team score of 390.
For the second straight week, the St. Croix Central football team put all the pieces together. A big play offense and a smothering defense resulted in a 28-0 win for the Panthers in their 2009 Homecoming game against Spring Valley last Friday. The big play came via the flashy running of junior halfback Joe Poulin. Poulin broke the game open with an 85-yard breakaway in the second quarter that put the Panthers up by a 14-0 score. On the play the line created a seam for Poulin, who then hurdled a defender to break into the clear.
Two three-game wins last week have kept the New Richmond volleyball team undefeated as they near the midpoint of the Middle Border Conference season. The Tigers swept matches against Durand and Prescott last week to raise their MBC record to 3-0. The Tigers and Somerset started this week sharing the conference lead. Last Tuesday the Tigers played at Durand. Durand had beaten the Tigers in the Hudson quad meet early in the season, so the Tigers felt they had something to prove. They played that way in the first game, scalding Durand with a 25-9 win.
The New Richmond boys soccer team played its best game of the season last Tuesday in knocking off Middle Border Conference leader Amery. The Tigers' win threw the lead of the MBC into a four-way tie between the Tigers, Amery, Osceola and Hayward. Unfortunately, the Tigers couldn't come up with the same type of effort at Osceola on Friday that they had on Tuesday. Osceola was quite aggressive in the offensive zone and the Chieftains capitalized well on their chances, winning 3-1.
Running in the midst of more than 400 other runners can be a little unnerving and the New Richmond and Somerset cross country teams found it to be a challenge when they competed in the Roy Griak Invitational, sponsored by the University of Minnesota last Saturday. The local teams didn't do terribly, but none of the runners broke out of the pack to have great days either. New Richmond's girls placed 16th among 49 teams in the girls high school Maroon race on Saturday.
The "firsts" continue to arrive for the inaugural Somerset varsity boys soccer team. Last week the Spartans scored their first homefield win, when they beat Baldwin-Woodville in overtime on Thursday. That win allowed the Spartans to climb out of the basement in the Middle Border Conference standings for the first time. The Spartans beat B-W 3-2, with Parker LeMire scoring the winning goal in the second overtime of the game. Somerset got the first goal of the game. Anthony Howe used a smart individual effort to get the goal. He got the ball along the right baseline.
Not every opponent is going to have powerful hitters that test your reflexes and play at your pace. That's what the Somerset volleyball team is learning. The Spartans faced two opponents who don't possess the next attack that the Spartans have. So the Spartans had to learn a little patience in their matches against Prescott and Ellsworth last week. The Spartans did manage to take care of both matches in three games. They dispatched Prescott by scores of 25-17, 25-10, 25-21 last Tuesday.
Football is usually the main show during Homecoming Week, but the St. Croix Central volleyball team put on a pretty spectacular show of its own for the 2009 Panther Homecoming Week last week. The Panthers climbed to 3-1 in the Dunn-St. Croix Conference with powerful wins over Elk Mound and Elmwood last week. The win over Elk Mound was definitely a statement win for the Panthers.
The outpouring of caring for Alie Thanig has been incredible. Thanig, the Somerset second-grader who suffers from leukemia, underwent her bone marrow transplant on Monday at the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital. The donor of the bone marrow was her older sister Kayli. Updates on Alie's condition can be found on her Caring Bridge Web site, www.caringbridge.org/visit/aliethanig . A Sept. 18 benefit at General Sam's in Somerset for the Thanigs was an overwhelming success.


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Eva Longoria was spotted arriving to the Nice Airport in Paris, France. She wore a pair of Henry & Belle Ideal Skinny Jeans in White with a Rag & Bone Tuxedo Blazer and a Hermes belt.
Eva seems to be loving white denim lately. She has been caught in it quite a few times now. I think she styles it well each time. I like that she always breaks up all the white with colour, like with the yellow blazer and tan sandals. You can click here to purchase Henry & Belle jeans from their website.
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Beyonce was spotted making her way into Caviar Kaspia in Paris, France. She wore a pair of the J Brand Leather Leggings in Black. I think these look amazing on her. I like that she wore them in a much different way than the last time we spotted her in these.
I recently tried on these pants. They really are a great pair of leather pants. Being lined they felt really amazing. Unfortunately where I tried them on they didn't have the color that I was looking for (Black). You can click here to purchase these pants ON SALE at SSENSE for $626.
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Chris Hemsworth was spotted arriving at Heathrow Airport in London, England. He wore his AG Matchbox jeans in Coated Black again. Chris must be back in town to be with his wife and newborn daughter India.
I wonder if there will be a sequel to Thor? I found the first one to be very entertaining. I have yet to see The Avengers and Snow White, but I do find Chris to be a good actor. You can click here to purchase men's AG Jeans at Singer22.
Ciara in Balmain Flares
Ciara was spotted at the premiere of her new movie That's My Boy in Westwood, California. She wore a pair of Balmain flares with a white button-up and white heels.
I think the gold with the white is amazing together. Though I do wish that she wore a different pair of shoes. Though I am a fan of the all white look, I am not a fan of the style of shoe. With the platform, I think, it looks a bit too disco. I think a pair with a lower platform with a rounder cap or a pair of clean sandals would have looked better. You can click here to purchase Balmain from SSENSE.


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Are you mistakingly thinking that toyoDUH sold more vehicles than GM in the last 75 years?
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But you're not the same GM. That one went BANKRUPT a few years ago because TM was selling so many cars.
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Still wondering about price manipulation. When the bid is .10 for 100 shares that is a $10 buy. Even if you're only paying 7 bucks a trade, that bumps your cost to .17 and the stock would have to go to .25 just to break even on the buy and sell... .35 to make a $10 profit.Even if someone has a large enough account or fee structure for free trades, this hardly seems worth the time.... and that is why this feels like manipulation.Right now the bid is 100 x .12 + a $12 buy. The low bid holds the price down, and the buyer won't make a profit until the share price triples. Now a thousand shares or ten thousand makes sense IF you want to go long, but 100 perplexes me.Anyone have an explanation?... A theory?
I've never traded that many times in a month so if there is a limit I haven't hit it. If you had a couple or a few people with the ability to make commission free trades and if they controlled enough shares they could use the opportunity to run the price down with these smalltime trades. SSTR mamgement has made this possible by giving sky high guidance and then screwing the pooch. The reason for driving the price down would either be to shake loose as many cheap shares as possible and scoop them up or to make it difficult for SSTR to get financing. There aren't enough individual holders of this stock to account for the trading we have seen in the last 6 months IMO.
BAC gives 30 free trades per month, right? Not unlimited. I was just questioning the motivation and logic of people doing 100 share trades of SSTR
I'm with Bank of America. I don't do any of those $10 trades. I'm just saying that it can be done. I never buy less than a thousand shares at a time.
I do not think it's ridiculous, what does a bid for 100 shares at $ 0.12 to $ 12 are even more 'children accept $ 12 for present
If you can't short it, but you want to drive it down then you have to trade shares back and forth at ever lower prices. This only works if management screws up the numbers and scares away potential buyers.
If you are not short, how do you make money by driving the price down?It's not as if you can drive SSTR down on small volume and catch a bounce on large volume and make money. No volume and no big bounces.


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Meet the Arcata Arts Institute faculty and staff:
Director, Founder and Media And Visual Arts Faculty Anne Bown-Crawford
Anne Bown-Crawford has been a teacher for 40 years on the Secondary level in public education. Presently she is the Director of both the Arcata Arts Institute, and the Innovation Design Institute, both sequenced career pathway programs at Arcata High School. She is also the Fine Arts Department Chair.
ABC (as she is nick-named at school) is the vice-chair of the CREATE CA Leadership Council. CREATE CA is a statewide arts education coalition of innovative thinkers working to ensure all California students reach their full potential by building an educational model that promotes innovation and creativity.
ABC is also an Adobe Education Leader, working closely with Adobe and education leaders from around the world, to support an education system that develops the creativity that drives innovation, and nurtures the new thinking skills needed in the new economy. This work is meant to follow an action based agenda that focuses on sparking young people's creativity, giving them the tools to hone their creative skills – using advanced digital media tools and tested storytelling techniques. As the Adobe Foundation puts it, "With greater creativity, and a greater belief in their own abilities, young people will be more engaged in their education and better prepared for a fast-changing global economy."
She is also a new media studio artist and a freelance graphic designer who specializes in branding non profit organizations via print and web.
Visual Arts Johanna Mauro
Johanna graduated from UC Santa Cruz as an art major in 1992. She then worked as a photographer and graphic artist for a number of years in Humboldt County. She chose to peruse a career working with children, and decided to become an art teacher. She attended HSU and received a high school art teaching credential as well as an elementary teaching credential. Johanna has taught art at Arcata High School and McKinleyville High School since 1998. She started teaching photography in 2007. She has two children (5 yrs. & 9 yrs.) which has given her a special appreciation for the way young artists explore creatively and develop artistically. She is currently working on a portfolio of infra red photography.
Melanie grew up in Three Rivers, a small town at the base of Sequoia National Park, where she initially began her pursuit of theatre arts. She spent a short jaunt of time in Los Angeles where she received her undergraduate degree from Occidental College in psychology and theatre while working both onstage and backstage for theater and film companies. In 2002 she found her way to Arcata and shortly after began to perform within the local theater, dance, spoken word and performing arts circles. She has been involved in performances with North Coast Repertory Theatre, Redwood Curtain Theatre, A Reason to Listen Poetry Collective, 2Left Feet Dance, BigNorthWest Dance, Chakra Nation Hoopers, Circus of the Elements, Nightshade Serenade, and Free the Beasts. Melanie has been teaching math and performing arts since receiving her credential from Humboldt State in 2003. In addition to teaching and performing, Melanie actively choreographs pieces for local dance productions. She is a certified Chakra Nation Hoop Dance Instructor who may currently be seen with the Redwood Rings Hoop Troupe and Kitty Inferno Fire.
English JoAnn Moore
JoAnn has been trained in architecture and design, business, accounting, mathematics and English. Her most recent degree is an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. For the past 17 years she has taught high school English, thirteen of which were in Vermont. Now as a California transplant, when not teaching, she writes poetry, loves her very big dog, admires the ocean and continues to be awed by the magnificent Redwoods.
English Susan Clark-Luera
Susan Clark-Luera has been an English teacher at Arcata High School for 18 years. She has been the Junior English teacher for the Arcata Arts Institute for 10 years. She is a graduate of Humboldt State University, where she earned her teaching degree in English, and a supplementary authorization in art. Susan is a lover of family, nature, farming, art, teaching and the written word. Her aspiration in life is to make her community stronger and healthier through education, art and locally produced food.
Visual Arts Donovan Clark
Donovan Clark is co-founder of the Humboldt County art collective, Empire Squared. He has been showing art for Arts Alive and Arcata consistently since 2001. Local venues where his work has been featured include the Morris Graves Museum of Art and First Street Gallery in Eureka. He received his B.A. in studio art from Humboldt State University and was a recipient of the Martin Wong scholarship in painting in 2005. He possesses a single subject credential in art. Donovan has been teaching art for
the Arcata Art Institute since 2008. He is an art teacher for the Studio School, an art program for youth at Humboldt State University. And, Since 2009 Donovan has been teaching art for the Mattole Valley Charter School.
Figure Drawing Joyce Jonte
Born in Berkeley, California in 1957, Joyce moved to Arcata in 1974 to study art at HSU. She graduated in 1979 with an emphases in life drawing, representational drawing, and watercolor painting. Her paintings have always been inspired by the exquisite world we live in. The subject matter varies, but her response to form, contour, light and shadow remains constant.
She studied the human form since she was 16, intent in her pursuit to express the vitality and mood of every gesture. Her work with the students of AAI allows her to share inspiration with young artists.
Administrative Assistant: Tim Clewell
Music Howie Kaufman
Howie Kaufman is the director of the Humboldt Drum Academy and has been teaching percussion for over 20 years with a bachelors degree and a K-12 Music Education Certificate from Humboldt State University (HSU). Since 1993 he has taught percussion at the Department of Music at HSU, including classes in percussion techniques, beginning and intermediate percussion, percussion ensemble, world percussion ensemble, Afro-Cuban drumming, percussion studio lessons and more. He is a founding member of the Humboldt Calypso Band and he has performed throughout the west coast, Mexico, Cuba, Trinidad/Tobago, Brazil, and throughout Europe. Mr. Kaufman is the founder and director of the Explorations in Afro-Cuban Dance & Drum program at HSU, known throughout the world as the premiere Afro-Cuban folkloric workshop in the United States.
website: http://www.humdrumacademy.com
email: email@example.com
Music Ruben Diaz
Ruben F Diaz was raised in LA and grew up in a family surrounded by musicians. He fell in love with guitar at a young age and was playing beautifully by the time he was a teenage boy. With the help and teachings of his father Nino Ricardo(master of the reqinto guitar)he grew up and attended the Musicians Institue of Technology where he hohned his licks and studied to became a fluent and creative player in any idium. After graduating from MIT he began playing with many great musicians over the years such as Bobby Vega, Ray White, Garrett Sayers. Mike Emerson, Jimmy Sanchez, Melvin Seals, Carlos Rios, Oscar Seaton, Mo Pleasure, Prairie Prince, Garaj Mahal, The Blue Turtle Seduction, BIAS, Moo-Gotu, Don't Push the Clown, Three Card Monty,The former JGB & The Avalon Allstars just to name a few!!! Ruben goes beyond the common standard of guitar as we know it, with his fluent riffs and amazing chord comping techniques he adapts to any musical enviorment and makes himself a part of it. When not out on the road rocking the socks off the audiences he enjoys teaching guitar lessons in Humboldt Coutny, Ca where he resides during his downtime.
Composer, Sound Design Tim Gray
Composer, sound designer, audio engineer and musician, Tim is the resident composer and sound designer for the Dell'Arte Company. His recent credits with the company include Mary Jane: The Musical, Blue Lake: The Opera and Three Trees Other credits include Amerika, Or the Disappearance at Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Minneapolis, and I Afton Skrack och Skratt at the Kulthurhuset National Theatre, Stockholm, Sweden. Mr. Gray also composes and records music for film and television and is the owner of Myrtletown Records recording studio in Eureka, CA. Tim Gray is a recipient of the NEA/TCG Career Development Program for Designers 2005-2007 and his work from Paradise Lost: The Clone of God has been awarded with inclusion in the United States National Exhibit to the Prague Quadrennial 2007. Nominee – 2006 Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Awards – sound design, Tartuffe, Marin Theatre Company.
English Julie Angles
Julie Angles has been teaching English at Arcata High School for 20 years. She graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo where she earned a B.A. in English, a minor in music, and a secondary teaching credential in English. Since moving to Humboldt County in 1991, Julie has performed in numerous theater productions, taught aerobics classes, and participated in a variety of educational organizations. Julie taught senior English with the AAI program during its first two years and is very glad to have returned last year. She is well aware of the power of the arts in education and is pleased to be surrounded by such talented students who inspire her. In fact, Julie was so inspired last year that she and a few of her colleagues formed a teacher band called "JuJu and the Plague." It is always a joy when the student becomes the teacher, and in AAI, that is a frequent occurrence.
Master Pattern Drafter Renee Thompson
Renée Thompson has lived in Humboldt County for 22 years where she received her BA in fine art and her MFA in theatrical costume design. Renée has worked as a creative and technical designer for the past 12 years. She has worked independently as a freelance designer as well as with several established apparel companies. She was a technical designer for Shakespeare Santa Cruz and a designer for Kokatat Watersports Wear as well as Lucy Activewear. She now lives in Humboldt County where she is raising her daughter and running her own design company, POPPY.
Fashion Designer, Margaret Uemura
Margaret grew up in Arcata. She attended St. Mary's Elementary School and graduated from Arcata High School in 2004. After Arcata High Margaret moved to sunny Burbank, California and attended Woodbury University School of Architecture and Design. There she studied Marketing, Fashion Design, and Textile Design. In 2006 her weaving work was selected for display in the Art on Cloth exhibit at the Judith Tamkin Fashion Center in Burbank. She brings to AAI her knowledge in sewing, pattern making, fashion figure drawing, weaving, and silk screen printing.
She is a member of Artists' Resistance Movement for Dignity, a local artists' collective that has done work for events such as Day of the Dead celebrations and youth education art workshops. She recently became a Gallery Exhibition Commissioner for the Ink People Center for the Arts at the Ink Annex. She is currently doing research for and developing a collection of apparel that wastes no fabric and anticipates bringing these zero waste skills to the classroom.
She recently bought a bottom whorl drop spindle and is teaching herself to spin yarn for weaving. Margaret believes that clothing design is a survival skill that everyone should have. Without it,we would all be naked and a little cold.