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Origin: Unknown/Undetermined
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Unknown/Undetermined
Confidence: Confident
United States
Origin: Unknown/Undetermined
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Unknown/Undetermined
Confidence: Confident
Flower-Visiting Insects of Grass of Parnassus in Illinois
(Short-tongued bees suck nectar or collect pollen; flies suck nectar or feed on pollen; other insects suck nectar only; all observations are from Graenicher)
Bees (long-tongued)
Apidae (Apinae): Apis mellifera sn; Apidae (Bombini): Bombus affinis sn
Bees (short-tongued)
Halictidae (Halictinae): Lasioglossum zephyrus sn cp; Andrenidae (Andreninae): Andrena parnassiae sn cp fq olg
Ichneumonidae: Lissonota clypeator, Lissonota coriacinus
Bombyliidae: Villa alternata; Syrphidae: Allograpta obliqua, Eristalis dimidiatus, Eristalis tenax, Eupeodes americanus, Helophilus fasciatus, Melanostoma mellinum, Paragus bicolor, Sericomyia chrysotoxoides, Syritta pipiens, Toxomerus politus; Tachinidae: Eumea caesar, Myiopharus doryphorae; Muscidae: Musca domestica; Calliphoridae: Lucilia illustris; Anthomyiidae: Anthomyia sp., Delia platura
Nymphalidae: Vanessa virginiensis; Pieridae: Pieris rapae
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Parnassia glauca
Statistics of barcoding coverage: Parnassia glauca
Public Records: 4
Specimens with Barcodes: 6
Species With Barcodes: 1
Conservation Status
National NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded National Status Rank: NNR - Unranked
United States
Rounded National Status Rank: NNR - Unranked
NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded Global Status Rank: G5 - Secure
Parnassia glauca
Parnassia glauca, also known as fen grass-of-Parnassus, is a flowering herb of the genus Parnassia.[1][2]
Distribution and habitat[edit]
The native distribution of P. glauca includes the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada.[3] Natural habitats for this plant include fens, wetland edges, and the shores and floodplains of rivers and lakes. It is typically found in basic soils (soils that have a high pH).[2]
The flower of P. glauca is 5-merous, with five petals and five sepals. Five sterile stamens are also present, with each divided into three prongs near its base, giving the flower the appearance of having 15 sterile stamens. A small yellow spherical structure, mimicking a drop of nectar, tops each sterile stamen branch. Each of the five white petals features green veins that may serve as guides for pollinators. Leaves are simple, with entire margins, and are found only at the base of the plant. The fruit is a dry capsule that splits open upon ripening.[2]
- ^ a b "Parnassia glauca". Integrated Taxonomic Information System.
- ^ a b c New England Wild Flower Society. "Parnassia glauca - fen grass-of-Parnassus". Gobotany.newenglandwild.org. Retrieved March 1, 2015.
- ^ NatureServe (March 2014). "Comprehensive Report Species: Parnassia glauca". NatureServe.org. Retrieved March 1, 2015.
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This whole process has been such a fiasco. Let's hope cooler minds will prevail and that some real studies into the dangers of the Northern Gateway and other alternative routes is performed. It would be such a tragedy for such a beautiful area of the world to suffer a major spill!
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During the time of motherhood, a woman is responsible not only for the maintenance of her own health, but also that of her family. Roughly one-third of all children in this country (19 million) live apart from their fathers, which means that society still relies on mothers to protect and nurture their children.
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How Do I Know If It Is Real Gold . . . . . .
Or Fools Gold?
When you have never seen real gold as it comes out of the ground, your first question probably will be what does it look like? Once you have seen real gold, you will instantly recognize it in the future. One quick way to tell the difference is that the real gold will shine almost as bright in the shade as it does in direct sunlight. Fools gold will shine bright in direct sunlight, but will lose it's bright luster when shaded.
The first lesson many new prospectors, including yours truly, learned the hard way was not what the real gold looked like, but what fools gold (pyrite) looked like. We all know what 10k or 14k jewelry looks like, so that's what we look for. But that is not what real gold which is 75% to 90% pure will look like. 14 karat fabricated jewelry is only about 58% pure gold, and has about 42% of copper added to it for strength and durability. This gives it a deeper, darker luster than the more pure gold which is a brighter yellow.
Of course, as you might expect, Pyrite, or fools gold not only looks more like the fabricated gold we are used to seeing, but it is also very plentiful. You will find it nearly everywhere you find real gold, however you do not find real gold everywhere you find Pyrite. Therefore many new prospectors very excitedly bring home Pyrite the first time out. On my first trip out, with five other newcomers, we ventured into a small stream of very cold water looking for our first gold. When we saw what appeared to be gold everywhere on the bottom of that stream, the water immediately seemed to be much warmer. We ran around in that warmer water for hours and removed a considerable amount of our gold and took it home. It didn't seem to be something that you could do much else with, so I decided to melt it. Strangely enough my propane torch wouldn't melt it. This was really some tough stuff, but I was determined. I went down to Sears and bought a much hotter gas torch. Even with a hotter fire it would not melt, and only flaked apart. I finally had to admit that the water really had been cold, and that mother nature was one up on us.
One thing we had done right, however, was that we were looking for real gold in a stream that did contain gold. We just had no idea what it looked like and where, or how, to look for it. If you are going to look for gold, go where gold is known to have been found. There are only 11 of the 50 states that have no record of any gold having been found. As much as 80% of the gold that is native to the USA is still waiting to be found. There are publications available that will show you where you can go, as well as how to know whether you have real gold, or fools gold. Save yourself from unproductive work and disappointment, by doing a little research ahead of time.
We have looked at all the areas where real gold has been found, and therefore is known to exist. Now the question would be, "where can I go to find some of that $1,400,000,000,000 (1.4 Trillion) dollars of gold"? What you probably don't know, is that you are part owner of some of that gold. For more information, select Who Owns the Gold. You can claim the mineral rights on certain lands managed by the federal government agencies. However, areas that are more readily available to you are ones that the mineral rights are owned by a recreational prospecting club. That could be either a local prospecting club, or the GPAA and LDMA which are nation wide clubs. For information select GPAA (Gold Prospectors Association of America), or LDMA (Lost Dutchman's Mining Association), both are national organizations. Once we decide what claim we are going to, we will have to find the best places on the claim to dig. LOCATING PLACER GOLD ON THE CLAIM will provide more information on that subject.
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Would it be possible to add functionality such that if the variables that determine the upload folder get changed (ie, I use permalinks), the folder will be renamed to correspond to said changes?
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New York Times bestselling author Sophie Jordan signs Hidden, the third book in the Firelight Series. Blockbuster young adult author Tera Lynn Childs signs Sweet Shadows, the sequel to Sweet Venom. And in her first appearance at KBB, Mari Mancusi signs Blood Forever, the newest in her Blood Coven Vampire Series.
Sophie Jordan grew up in the Texas hill country where she wove fantasies of dragons, warriors, and princesses. A former high school English teacher, she's also the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Avon historical romances. She now lives in Houston with her family. When she's not writing, she spends her time overloading on caffeine (lattes and Diet cherry Coke preferred), talking plotlines with anyone who will listen (including her kids), and cramming her DVR with true-crime and reality-TV shows. Sophie also writes paranormal romances under the name Sharie Kohler.
Tera Lynn Childs always dreamed of being a mermaid, but instead had to settle for being the award winning author of the mythology-themed Oh. My. Gods. and Goddess Boot Camp and the romantic mermaid tail, Forgive My Fins. When not writing, she can be found writing in coffee shops across the country, trolling for cool mermaid gear on Etsy, and spending way too much time online.
Mari Mancusi used to wish she could become a vampire back in high school. But she ended up in another blood sucking profession --journalism -- instead. Today she works as a freelance TV producer and author of books for teens and adults. When not writing about creatures of the night, Mari enjoys traveling, cooking, goth clubbing, watching cheesy horror movies, and her favorite guilty pleasure--videogames. A graduate of Boston University and a two time Emmy Award winner, she lives in Austin, Texas with her husband Jacob, daughter Avalon, and their dog Mesquite.
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A dangerous journey.
Shattered bonds.
Undying passion.
Jacinda was supposed to bond with Cassian, the "prince" of their pride.
But she resisted long before she fell in love with Will—a human and, worse,
a hunter. When she ran away with Will, it ended in disaster, with Cassian's sister, Miram, captured. Weighed down by guilt, Jacinda knows she must rescue
her to set things right. Yet to do so she will have to venture deep into the heart of enemy territory.
The only way Jacinda can reach Miram is by posing as a prisoner herself,
though once she assumes that disguise, things quickly spiral out of her control.
As she learns more about her captors, she realizes that even if Will and Cassian
can carry out their part of the plan, there's no guarantee they'll all make it out alive. But what Jacinda never could have foreseen is that escaping would be
only the beginning....
Loyalties are tested and sacrifices made in the explosive conclusion to Sophie Jordan's Firelight trilogy.
Gretchen may have known she was a descendant of Medusa long before her sisters—after all, she's spent her life fighting the monsters that escape the abyss—but that doesn't mean it will be easy to teach the other girls the ropes. Can she rely on Grace and Greer, or even trust herself to keep them safe?
Greer has pressing social commitments on her plate and precious little time to train in her newfound powers. But that wretched second sight won't leave her alone, and her fabled heritage seems to be creeping into her fashionable life.
Grace has worries closer to home—like why her brother, Thane, has disappeared. He's hiding something. Could it possibly be related to the secret heritage the triplets share?
With the warring factions among the gods of Olympus coming for them, the creatures of the abyss pushing into their world, and the boys in their lives hiding secrets at every turn, the three girls must figure out where their fate will take them and how to embrace the shadows of their legacy.
Sunny and Rayne McDonald have had their lives turned upside down thanks to the Blood Coven. But when the past itself is changed, the sisters will do anything to get back what they've lost...
After making a deal with the devil, Rayne and her twin sister Sunny have been given the chance to go back in time—preventing that fateful night when Sunny was bitten by Magnus from ever happening. But while Sunny has been offered a vampire-free existence, she finds she doesn't want to live without Magnus by her side. And although Rayne puts up a stoic front, she secretly wishes that vampire Jareth was back in her arms.
To reclaim their lives, Sunny and Rayne team up to figure out a way to change history for the better. Problem is, Jareth and Magnus aren't that eager to help two unfamiliar girls who somehow know everything about their vampiric organization. Now, if the twins can't get the boys on their side, history may spiral out of control—destroying not only the Blood Coven, but quite possibly the entire human race.


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NORTH PLAINS, Ore. -- So there was Hilary Lunke, five minutes before teeing
off in a U.S. Women's Open playoff ... signing autographs while walking
off the driving range.
During her rounds of 75 Sunday and 70 Monday, knowing the biggest
prize in her sport was at stake, she kept telling herself, ''It's only a
golf tournament. More important things are going on. Stay calm, keep it
in perspective.''
''The fact that I can be here, outside, doing this for a living is an
incredible blessing. No matter how the outcome turned out, I was just
happy with where I was at.''
It turned out well for Lunke, who at 24 won her first LPGA title
Monday. She was somebody easy for the fans to cheer. Same went for her
playing partners, Angela Stanford and Kelly Robbins, who finished second
and third and also handled this pressure-packed round with grace and
humor. It was a good day for the sport of golf.
And for American women in golf, as they've had to hear a lot in
recent years about Annika Sorenstam, Karrie Webb, Se Ri Pak and other
international players.
Robbins, a 33-year-old pro, may not be a big name in the overall
sports scene, but she's always been one of the most popular players
among LPGA fans. They enjoy watching her fluid game and admire how she
never loses her cool.
Many were rooting for Robbins on Monday, both for the above reasons
and because it seemed like it should have been her turn. Robbins hasn't
won on the tour since January 1999.
Plus, Robbins never got the moment in the sun she deserved by winning
the McDonald's LPGA Championship back in 1995. That event was played
under the cloud of the Ben Wright controversy.
Not that Robbins really cares about recognition. In the typical
understated style she's known for, she wasn't even on anyone's radar
screen until late Sunday.
''Sure, I'm disappointed,'' Robbins said Monday. ''But I was thrilled
just to have the opportunity to win this week.
''Those girls played some golf today, I tell you what. Anyone would
have had a tough time playing better than both of them did. It was
pretty thrilling.''
Stanford, a fierce competitor with a Texas-sized sense of humor, had
cracked up reporters earlier in the tournament when she described her
one-time job as a carhop at a Sonic drive-in.
''I did not wear skates,'' she said. ''You either saw me on skates, or
you saw your food. It was not at the same time.''
Stanford might have thought she was playing golf on skates over the
front nine Monday, where she was 3-over. She almost came back for the
victory over the back nine, no small feat at this place.
Pumpkin Ridge's Witch Hollow course was 6,550 yards, the longest in
Women's Open history. Because it was so dry, it didn't play all that
long. But it did play really hard.
Pumpkin Ridge opened in 1992, and already has had the Women's Open
twice and was the site of Tiger Woods' third U.S. Amateur title, in
1996. The course has grown and matured; tiny Englishwoman Alison
Nicholas -- all of 5-feet tall -- won the Open here in 1997 at 10-under,
beating Nancy Lopez by one shot.
Sorenstam said before this tournament she'd be very happy to take 10-under this year. Turns out, 2-under through 72 holes would have been
enough. But nobody got there, and the Open went to a playoff for the
ninth time in its 58-year history.
The last playoff was in 1998, a 20-hole showdown between Pak, who won
and has become an LPGA star, and amateur Jenny Chuasiriporn, who's more
or less out of high-level golf.
Winning or contending for the Open can be lightning in a bottle.
Chuasiriporn is a bright Duke graduate who seems not to have quite the
desire or focus to play the game. Nicholas, who's won just once since
the 1997 Open, was slowed by injury.
There are other Open champions in the past 20 years who have not been
heard from much again: Lauri Merten in 1993, Kathy Baker Guadagnino in
1985, Janet Alex in 1982.
Then think of this: Lopez, once the most dominant female player in the
world, never won the Open. The current dominator, Sorenstam, won it
twice -- back in 1995 and '96, when she hardly knew what she was doing.
She's become a truly great player now, but has fallen short in the Open
on the final day two years in row.
Where does Lunke fit into that scheme?
''Well, it's tough to say,'' Robbins said. ''She's so young. You've
got players that win the Open and are very successful in their careers,
and some that win and aren't.
''She does hit it very straight and has an excellent short game. And
with our courses on tour not getting any longer anytime soon, she could
possibly do very well.''
Players, such as Robbins and Laura Davies, who can really whack it
when the course allows for that, sometimes are frustrated by LPGA
setups. Yet they would acknowledge what Lunke said: That part of what
makes golf different from a lot of other sports is how many ways you can
be a winner.
In Lunke's case, she had long been saying that if she were ever to get
a win on the LPGA Tour, it likely would come in an Open. Because this
event rewards straight driving and good putting, both of which are
strengths for her. Still, she knew not many would have believed it until
she did it.
''I don't play the game that people would have would have necessarily
picked to win an LPGA tournament, let alone the U.S. Open,'' Lunke said.
''But I believed in myself, I trusted my game.''
Lunke went back to Qualifying school last fall and finished tied for
17th, so she is exempt this season. Otherwise, she'd be spending the
year trying to find places to play golf.
She struggled in Open sectional qualifying, but got a pep talk from her
husband (and caddie for now) Tylar Lunke. She pulled it together and
made the field. Once here, Lunke followed her game plan: hit fairways,
don't try to be something you're not.
She learned the game from her father, Bill Homeyer, while growing up
in Minnesota. She began playing at age 13 -- the same age at which
Michelle Wie made her first appearance at the Open this year -- and attracted
the interest of Stanford University.
Lunke talked Monday about how Tylar was the first person she met when
she got to Stanford, but how they never played much golf together
because he was busy on the men's golf team.
He wanted to caddie for her this summer, before going to business
school this fall. But he actually didn't know that much about her game.
''I had to give him a cheat sheet, how far each club goes,'' she said.
''He adapted to my game really quickly.''
Even her 11-wood.
''He teased me about that for a long time,'' she said. ''He told me it
looks like a garden shovel. But once he saw the way I hit it, he loved
that club as much as I do.''
Lunke used the 11-wood to get herself out of trouble a few times in
this tournament, including Monday. Regardless of how far she hits it, she's
the Open champion and earned a check of $560,000. Coming into this week,
she'd won $69,717 as a pro.
Good timing, as the Lunkes just bought a house last week.
''We don't close until Aug. 15, and we won't be moving until
September,'' she said. ''It's nice now to know that we can make all the
mortgage payments this year, no problem.''
Mechelle Voepel of the Kansas City Star is a regular contributor to ESPN.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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In my University, my professor provided us with his server address, but he said that we can only access his server through our University's wireless network.
He also said, there is a way to access his server from outside.
Our University's server is Polaris and I can connect to my university server using telnet and my user name/password.
What is the available way to browse my professor's web page from out campus that is on his own server that is connected only to the university server.


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Jacoby Jones | WR
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Free-agent WR Jacoby Jones (Chargers) was claimed by the Pittsburgh Steelers Thursday, Nov. 5. To make room for Jones, the Steelers released RB Dri Archer.
Huddle Up: The Steelers -- and not their AFC North rivals the Ravens -- have landed Jones, but his main role for the time being figures to be replacing Archer as the team's kick returner.
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The San Diego Chargers released WR Jacoby Jones Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Huddle Up: It would've stood to reason that Jones was due for more opportunities with fellow wideout Keenan Allen being placed on injured reserve earlier in the day, but the Bolts decided instead to waive the disappointing wideout after Tuesday's trade deadline for financial considerations -- any team claiming him off waiver will have to pick up the balance of his $900K salary -- and will move on at the position. One possible landing spot for Jones is his former team in Baltimore, which also is in need of WR help with leading receiver Steve Smith Sr. going down with a season-ending Achilles tear Sunday.
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San Diego Chargers WR Jacoby Jones isn't relying on his previous success with the Baltimore Ravens as he gets set for his first preseason game with the Chargers Thursday, Aug. 13. 'I just want to get out there and play my role. Whatever I've got to bring to the table, I'm going to bring it. Whenever they call my name to make a play, I'll make it. And I've got my first celebration planned. I always have them ready. I've been thinking about them from the day I signed,' said Jones.
Huddle Up: Jones only had nine catches for 131 yards last season with the Ravens, making it easy to forget he's been added to Philip Rivers' arsenal. He's also been overshadowed by the anticipation of a rebound season from Keenan Allen and the late-round sleeper love being shown to Stevie Johnson.


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Ten Things Channing Crowder Can Do Now That He's Retired
After six seasons with the Miami Dolphins, Channing Crowder has announced his retirement from football after being cut from the team last month. Yet Crowder is only 27 and has his entire life in front of him. It's not too late for our favorite Fins loudmouth to find a new passion in life, and we'd hate to see him slouch around doing nothing for the next few decades. So here are ten suggestions for Crowder's post-NFL golden years.
Restaurateur in New England: Channing Crowder's Chowders has a nice ring to it.
- High school geography teacher: Oh, wait, this is the guy who once said, "I couldn't find London on a map if they didn't have the names of the countries. I swear to God. I don't know what nothing is. I know Italy looks like a boot. I learned that." How about high school geography student?
- High school history teacher: Maybe he'd be better at this. Whoops -- actually, he doesn't know the difference between Hellen Keller and Anne Frank: "Stevie Wonder and Anne Frank. Who's the blind girl? Helen Keller, then. I don't know who Anne Frank is. I'm mad right now. I'm not as swift as I usually am." Well, maybe he'd be better at it when he's not mad.
- Professional wrestler: He is an athlete, after all, and has more than enough game in the trash-talking arena (see his quote on the 2009 New Orleans Saints: "They're undefeated, they're probably smelling themselves, rubbing each other's balls.") Learning a few suplexes can't be that hard.
- College jersey salesman: He's already admitted he has hypothetically dabbled in that profession already.
- Brett Favre impersonator: We believe this simply involves announcing your retirement and then unretiring every five minutes or so. Crowder already has the first part down.
- Stand-up comic: Look, someone has already imagined what that would be like, and it's not pretty.
- Vice president of shit-talking about Rex Ryan: We're not sure this is an actual job, but we wish it were, and who better to fill it than Crowder?
- Disney World's Snow White:
- Radio host: Actually, this is the most likely option.
But Crowder says he has his money situation worked out and won't have to worry about doing much work for a while. He also says he'll likely stay in the Miami area and spend time with his family.
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Whenever I try to print to PDF from an MS Word 2007 document, I get this error:
Cambria not found, using Courier.
(Even though I believe I removed ALL occurrences of Cambria from the document)
The pdf doesn't get produced actually, all I get is this error log file with that message.
Edit: I found the source of the problem. It was an MS-Word equation that insists on using "Cambria Math" that the distiller was choking over. I can't seem to get equations to print to pdf though!


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Monorail Resignation Letters
Monorail Board Chair Tom Weeks and Monorail Director Joel Horn resigned their respective positions today.
The resignation letters are linked below.
For Immediate Release
Date: July 4, 2005
CONTACT: Natasha Jones,
(206) 654-1424 or
Monorail Board Chair and Executive Director Step Down
(Seattle, WA, July 4, 2005) In a letter sent today to the Seattle Monorail Project Board of Directors, Board Chair Tom Weeks and Executive Director Joel Horn stepped down from their leadership posts, accepting full responsibility for the current situation.
Their letter to the Board and Horn's e-mail to the Monorail staff are below.
Letter to the Board
TO: Seattle Monorail Project Board of Directors
FROM: Tom Weeks and Joel Horn
DATE: July 4, 2005
Effective immediately, we are stepping down from our positions as Chairman of the Board and Executive Director with the Seattle Monorail Project.
Two weeks ago today, Seattle Monorail Project staff delivered to the Board a fixed-price contract to build the 14-mile Green Line along the voter-approved route from Ballard through Downtown to West Seattle. The proposed agreement to design, build, operate and maintain the Monorail is within voter-approved funding limits.
The agreement, however, was overshadowed by the interest costs of the finance plan. Though we tried to explain the complex, long-term financing proposal, and called for apples-to-apples comparisons with other major regional transportation projects, the Board and the people of Seattle have made it clear that the proposed financing plan will not work and that a better plan must be developed.
We take full responsibility for the current situation and feel that it is in the best interest of the Project to step down.
The fixed-price agreement the Seattle Monorail Project negotiated with Cascadia Monorail Company LLC is a good value for the city. Given the complexity of negotiations and ever-increasing prices, we do not believe that it is possible to negotiate a better deal with a qualified contractor. We have a fixed-price contract and an approved revenue source to build it. A Monorail for the City of Seattle is within reach.
The core issue remains: Do we want to be a city that is forever dependent on cars and roads? As Seattle grows and gridlock worsens, we need a fundamental change in our thinking to move beyond our dependence on oil. Any new mass transit system will likely cost more than the Monorail. We sincerely hope that others will not attempt to redirect the motor vehicle excise tax toward building more roads for more cars, resulting in more pollution. Â Seattle needs more transit options, more mobility and a more sustainable infrastructure. The Monorail meets those goals.
The Monorail began as a grass-roots effort to provide Seattle with an environmentally sustainable mass transit system that would get people out of their cars. The public embraced the Monorail. The citizens of Seattle voted four times to support it. People still want the Monorail, but they want a better financing plan to pay for it.
We want what's best for Seattle and we firmly believe that we owe it to our children, our grandchildren and the environment to build the Monorail the right Monorail with the right financing plan. There is a path forward, and we're confident that the dedicated and hardworking Seattle Monorail Project Board and staff can meet this challenge.
The Monorail is too important to the city to let it be derailed now. The Monorail is a mass transit system that is fast, safe and good for the environment and for the economic vitality of our city.
It has been an honor and a distinct privilege to work with the Board, the staff, the volunteers, and the thousands of citizens who have participated over the last several years.
Joel Horn's E-mail to Staff
July 4, 2005
Subject: A Change at the Monorail
Earlier today, Board Chair Tom Weeks and I informed the Board that we are stepping down from our positions effective immediately. Because we believe strongly in the Monorail and the future of Seattle mass transit, we find it necessary to step down in order to allow the Monorail to move forward.
On Friday, when I left the SMP office, I wasn't planning to resign. But after talking with my wife and family and reflecting on the magnitude of the issues we face today, I knew stepping down was the right thing to do. I sincerely believe it is in the best interest of the Project.
Throughout the last three years you've done an extraordinary job, responding to intense pressure and critical issues professionally and enthusiastically. I'm proud to have worked with all of you. As your Executive Director, I take full responsibility for both the good and the bad. Right now my continued presence as Executive Director is proving to be a distraction from the real issue at hand the importance of building mass transit in our city.
My commitment to building a Monorail for Seattle and its future generations hasn't changed. It is much more important to me than my personal role with the Project.
Remember why we all got involved with the Monorail in the first place. We share a vision of Seattle moving away from car-jammed streets, away from oil dependence, away from polluted skies and toward an environmentally friendly mass transit system. The Monorail is a major step in the right direction.
I want to leave you with a message that you've heard me say time and time again: Stay focused! Know that I'll be rooting for you. I've never worked with a team this good, and I urge you all to stick with the Project. Seattle needs a Monorail and the Monorail needs you now more than ever. Don't let others distract you from the important tasks ahead. The people of Seattle are counting on you to make the Monorail they've voted for a reality.
See you on Opening Day.
All my best,


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They need to get the fact straight in the article.
"In 2009, a campus-carry bill failed in the Texas legislature, meaning the otherwise gun-friendly state decided against joining Utah and Colorado among states that allow students to carry weapons at public universities.[/B] However, Tuesday's shooting is likely to play into the debate when it is reintroduced again next session, says Crocker. "
The statement that Texas decided not to allow CC in universities is incorrect. The bill had all the votes they needed to pass. It never came to a vote, because Democrats opposing the voter identification bill, hung up the legislature. That prevented votes on a number of bills, including the CC in universities. Had it come to a vote, it would have passed. It will be reintroduced next year and I predict it will pass. Unfortunately or maybe fortunately, TX legislation only meets every other year, so we have to wait till 2011.


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Duct-Tape Drawers
The catalog copy from Duluth Trading puts it well: "You say he's a real tool? Let him say it with his shorts." Scattered with hammers, duct tape, glue, and screwdrivers, these cotton boxers are perfect for "any guy who spends way too much time in his workshop." (Is that possible?)
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Warlord by CanisAlbusWatch
©2014-2016 CanisAlbus
Chazaqiel's last battle.
Graphite and Gimp.
Artwork, character ©CanisAlbus
He looks ready for an intense match of "Total War."
This is absolutely gorgeous You have a stunning style
absolutely love your white, black, and red pictures ♥
Oho! Wautsi, tykkään noista vahvoista väreistä ja minimalistisesta taustasta
Another stunning piece. This shade of green plays very well with the red and black.
värit on niin upeat ;o; ja hahmon vaatetus !
This is extremly cool...reminds me a bit of Mulan. He looks amazing in his armor!
Hah, Mulan has been a great inspiration to me over the years, no wonder if it has influenced my China-themed pieces :'3
I love art... Especially when I see stuff like this
So nice. I like It^^
Amazing! Love the contrasting colours! <3
Are his clothes/armor from chinese?
Oh wow, this is really cool.
Love the armor!
gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!!!
Beautiful use of colours Red is always my favourite accent!
En vaan oikeesti voi kuvailla kuinka upea tää on! Ei oikeesti tuu suusta sanaakaan! Antaa hiljaisuuden puhua, kun sanat eivät voi.
Your did a fantastic job! I especially like the armor, claws, and how the colors you used go so well with the armor!
I wish more people could see your art amazing beyond words!! :'D
Wow awesome I love his outfit! Very nice job <3
Incredible! I love samurais and samurai-like warriors, and I really love how the character and colors look, I'm also glad to see that I'm not the only one ^^ Great work!
Amazing character ! I love how much personality he has, by the look on his face, the piercing red eyes and that moustache c:
I also like the colors you used, the red hues stand out very well here :] !
I also like the colors you used, the red hues stand out very well here :] !
Thank you so much!
I'm glad you like this one :>
I'm glad you like this one :>
Once again an epic piece, love the colouring and the flags look beautiful! But are those claws realy used as wapons or more for show, like a symbol of authority/wealth/position? c:
I'm glad you like it!
The metallic claws are for showing off his authority and position, definitely. They would be more like a hindrance in an actual fight.
The idea came from this picture showing a Mongolian shaman wearing two similar claws on their fingers ngm.nationalgeographic.com/201…. Plus, having excessively long fingernails has traditionally been a sigh of aristocracy and nobility in China and other parts of Asia.
Amazing, I already hoped for something like that c: Thanks for the explanation/reaction too!
I always love it when artist put so much study into their art, it's almost like telling a story and it really defines a picture. (and they really look good on him too haha)
Dat is sooo epic !
He looks so fancy but yet determined o: if one would see it at a distance he would pose no threat at all but man.. if they saw those eyes they would be running for the hills xD a nice breath of fresh air from the giant bulky steroid warlord clichés we see everywhere e w e
Ha, that's exactly what kind of impression I wanted to give about him!
And indeed, I've always thought that the warriors are supposed to be giant and bulky because they do all the fighting, but warlords are the brains of the battle and they don't essentially need to be that muscly :'3
And indeed, I've always thought that the warriors are supposed to be giant and bulky because they do all the fighting, but warlords are the brains of the battle and they don't essentially need to be that muscly :'3


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Spieth ready for Players after 'mini offseason'
Jordan Spieth returns this week at The Players, his first start since his collapse at the Masters.
How will Spieth bounce back from Masters loss?
Brandel Chamblee, Frank Nobilo and David Duval discuss how they expect Jordan Spieth to bounce back from his Masters misstep.
Masters champ Willett: 'Been a bit crazy'
Danny Willett is making his first start since winning the Masters.
How will Willett fare at Players, rest of majors?
The Live From the Players panel discusses what we can expect from Masters champion Danny Willett at the Players and in the remaining major championships in 2016.
Fowler on mastering 17: 'It's a fun hole to play'
The most intimidating hole in golf sure hasn't fazed Rickie Fowler.
Breed: How to play 17th at TPC Sawgrass
Michael Breed shows how to play the 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.my intermediate target. I'm gonna take three steps into the ball. One, two , three . Set the ball, set the club sorry right behind that ball, right at my target which is a tall tree , right behind the flag. We're going target hunting. We're going flag hunting. This one is right at the flag. It's gotta get
Chamblee: Day needs to improve irons
Jason Day has performed well on Pete Dye courses, but not at TPC Sawgrass. Brandel Chamblee explains why.to 125 yards, he ranked 111th, that is 63 inches behind leader Zach Johnson . 125 to 150 yards away, he is some 12 feet 3 inches behind Henrik Stenson , 150 50-175 yds. He is miles away from the leader, as he is from 175-200 yds. He's 53rd, but that's his best. And 200-225 yds, he's 16 feet, 8 inches further away on average than Adam Scott . There is a big difference with a wedge in your hand from 8 feet to 16 feet. A big difference when you're
Danny's back: Willett returns after Masters win
Geoff Shackelford reports on what Masters Champion Danny Willet has been up to and when we will see him in the U.S. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.Gary. It's kind of been unusual for us. We usually have a Master's Champion that goes on late night shows and we see them a lot and Danny went right back to Yorkshire and has kind of been hanging out with his newborn and his wife and enjoying the green jacket. he told the Telegraph he got it just sitting there on a hanger by the front door and They stare at it all the time, and of course, people want to try it on and he says no way. And, but he's ready to go. He's coming back. He's teeing it up this week, and then playing Rory's Irish Open and then the BMW. And then two weeks off and he's showing up at the US Open with no tournament right before it, and that worked pretty well at Augustus. So it'll be great to see him back and kind of Relive that Masters. Yeah Jeff, he's become such a much bigger asset to the European Tour by virtue of that win. I think it's gonna be very interesting over the next three years, the choices he makes and
Feherty recalls nightmare of playing 17 at TPC Sawgrass
David Feherty remembers one of the hardest holes he had to play.I was offered a job on this side of the fence my golf clubs were in the classified section of the Dallas Morning News the very next day. Up here for thinking. Down there for dancing. As my Nana used to point out. Art holes used to keep me up at night, but the 17th at the Players, the ghastly hole mind-bender. I used to dream I was standing on that tee with my legs crossed, dying for a tea, staring at a green that looked like a toilet seat surrounded by water. I knew it wasn't gonna end well. I only played the players once, I can't imagine what it would
Spieth grouped with Day, Grace at Players
Making his first start since the Masters, Jordan Spieth will play the first two rounds at the Players Championship alongside Jason Day and Branden Grace.
Tiger set to return? So many questions
Charlie Rymer and Damon Hack react to the Tim Rosaforte's tweet about Tiger Woods possibly returning at the 2016 Wells Fargo Championship. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.GolfChannel.com. Insider Tim Rosaforte reporting. Based on his progress it makes sense Tiger Woods comes back sooner than later. Indications point to Wells Fargo Championship and the Players Championship for a return. Damon Hack alongside Charlie Mimer. Big news about the 14 major champion. What are your thoughts? They always say athletes come back too soon, and not too late. Tiger's the guy who's gotta make the call on that. Tiger, and Tiger Woods only. For me the questions that need to be answered, Damon, are these. Does he want to play? Clearly he has beenis he going to look like. He is going to be a Tiger Woods . He goes out and he tries to rely on being explosive. Trying to bomb the golf ball down the fairway, or is
Florida's best events, best courses don't match up
If players picked which events to play based only on the quality of golf course, the Florida swing would look vastly different.
Grand finales: Toughest finishes on the PGA Tour
Take a look at some of the toughest finishes on the PGA Tour. Watch Golf Central 6PM ET.Yep. 16, 17, and 18, the three most difficult holes on the golf course , a beautiful par four here, they've lengthened it over the years. And moved the green over to the left but it's a dog leg left. You have to fade it off the tee for a right-handed player to a downhill second shot. Tough tough par four. Beautiful par three here again, nowhere to bail but right trip, but it's tough to get up and down from the right side of the green, especially down the stretch and this is the 71st hole of the event. And then over to 18 Probably the most difficult driving hole on the golf course , creek down the left hand side, hillside on your right. My good buddy David Toms who won here in 2003, made and eight here on the final hole to win by two. So you can play all
Monday Scramble: Five burning questions for 2016
Bailey Mosier, Jay Coffin, Rex Hoggard, and Ryan Lavner discuss five burning questions for golf in 2016.why you're a bit crazy but. That's really the separation of the US Open lets be honest. And not to take anything away from Jordan Speed. But if that open was at Muirfield Village he wouldright time. And it could be Augusta, it could be at the US Open . PGA is probably the one I would lean towards. Cool, too much talent not to get it done. Final burning question I have for you. Story you want to write in 2016? Rex, start with you. We win the Ryder Cup . Is that right Rex, is that what you're thinking? That's right, yeah, we win the Ryder Cup . Does he get charged when he says we? You know what, Rory wins the Master. It's going to be, we talked about


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I would like to run something like "sleep 3600; logout", but the logout bash command only closes the current terminal. How do I close the full Mac OS X session?
The following Applescript will logout the current user:
You can wrap this up in a bash alias using the
It is the same as clicking " > Log out [username]...", and will logout after a 2 minute wait
This is easily combined with the
..or could be combined into a single alias:
There is no "nice" way to log the current user out from Terminal in OS X. The 'messy' way of doing it is to kill that user's
Doing this is a two-step process.
Use sudo kill -9 to force kill the process which I had to do to get this to work.
So for example, when if the output to the first command is:
Then I would run
This can be combined into an bash alias:
I know this is an old question but it helped me, the command I needed on OS X 10.8 is:
I think I have found the answer to how to Gracefully Logout of Mac OS X without the 2 minute wait.
I figured out that holding Shift, Option, and Command and pressing "q" will log out gracefully and not ask "if you want to log out".
So I coded an AppleScript through Automator to:
I would argue that the "nicest" way post OS X 10.9 might be
The post OS X 10.9 documentation for launchctl is found by running
This can be tested by running
If you're logged in to a shell as the same user who is logged into the gui of the mac, you could issue a sudo-less command:


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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Three Florida metro areas are tops for fatal
car crashes involving teen drivers around the holidays.
The Tampa Bay area, Jacksonville and Orlando rank first, second
and third in the study being released Wednesday by the Allstate
Insurance Co.
The insurance giant analyzed federal crash statistics and claims
in major metro areas over the past eight holiday seasons to come up
with the list of 50 teen-driving hotspots.
Rounding out of the top 10 are the metro areas of Kansas City,
Mo.; Birmingham, Ala.; Phoenix; Las Vegas; Oklahoma City;
Louisville, Ky.; and Richmond, Va.
The safest places for teen drivers during the holidays are Salt
Lake City, San Francisco and Cleveland.


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If you're ever stumped on what to do with the potatoes in your pantry, ask an Irish cook.
Colcannon (Potatoes and Cabbage with Fresh Sage)
Serves 6
Colcannon sometimes squeaks as it cooks. As kids, my brothers and sisters and I would chew on the salted raw cabbage core while the colcannon cooked for our St. Patrick's Day dinner, squealing with delight when we heard the first squeak in the belief that the better we had behaved during the previous year, the more the colcannon would squeak. This dish may be made ahead, refrigerated, and reheated, but the squeak seems to disappear on refrigeration.
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I Love such an atmosphere.
Kiss her Mickey!!!
This is so sexy.xD
I agree with your description. (^,^) And the art piece is wonderful!
Love the rough brushstrokes in this one. It really gives it an lovely look and texture!
Wow, this is beautiful! Is it based in a certain universe or did it just come to you?
Is Magnificent!! Congratulation I love it!!
Love the dark coloring on this one, it's very romantic. Minnie's dress is very lovely, I like the twirl of motion she's giving off. The expressions are very interesting, and makes Mickey look pretty suave. A very lovely job overall.
Aww, that's so romantic!
Awe do cute! :3
awww so sweet x3*hugs both*


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breaking news
Plane diverted from MH370 search
- From: AAP
- March 30, 2014
AN Australian air force plane has been diverted from the search for Malaysia Airlines flight 370 to respond to a fishing boat's emergency distress beacon near Antarctica.
The P3 Orion was on Sunday afternoon sent from the Indian Ocean search zone to look for a fishing boat in trouble about 3240km southwest of Perth and 650km north of the Antarctic mainland, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said.
"The rescue coordination centre was unable to establish communications with the vessel and the nature of distress is unknown," AMSA added.
Authorities sent the P3 as it is capable of dropping survival equipment.
"A broadcast to shipping has been issued, however due to the remoteness of the location it is unlikely that any other ships will be near the area," AMSA said.
"The weather forecast for the area is extremely poor with low cloud, rain, snow and a water temperature of 2 degrees Celsius."
The beacon is registered to a fishing vessel, but no details of the nationality, crew or size of the vessel have been released.
To replace the Orion in the search for MH370 a civilian jet has been dispatched from Melbourne.
That jet is expected to take five hours to travel nearly 4000km to the search zone, where it can fly for a further two hours before having to turn back.


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Rattlesnake FINISHED by grimmy3dWatch
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Rattlesnake FINISHED
3 sittings
3 sittings
I am floored
The effect created by the tongue is amazing. It makes the tattoo look 3D. Wow. Just wow!
damn.... o_o
you are a beast!
Incredible detail, Grimmy. Excellent work!
I have to say, everyday I get on here and see your creations I am amazed everytime. Very good detail and work. I would love to get a piece done by you good sir.


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Senate Votes To Continue Debate, Blocking Hagel Nomination
A cloture vote on the nomination of former Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel for defense secretary failed in the Senate, today.
That means Senate Republicans succeeded — with a vote of 58 to 40 — in keeping the Hagel nomination from coming before a final vote. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid scheduled the cloture vote after Republicans refused to give unanimous consent to proceed with the final vote.
As our friend Frank James says in It's All Politics, this is an unprecedented block of a defense nominee.
Before the vote, Republicans on the floor argued that this was not a vote to filibuster the nomination. But Democrats, who control the chamber, have enough votes to pass the nomination, but don't have the 60-vote super-majority to overcome what's a essentially a Republican filibuster.
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted along party lines to approve the nomination on Wednesday.
Update at 5:09 p.m. ET. 'Embarrassing Display':
A clearly unhappy Reid issued a statement saying that during this vote he has watched "otherwise distinguished" Republicans "place their desire to please the Tea Party ahead of doing the right thing for our troops."
He said this was one of the "saddest spectacles" he's witnessed in the Senate.
He added:
"In a time of war and threats to Americans at home and abroad, Senate Republicans are waging the first-ever filibuster of a Defense Secretary nominee. Despite unprecedented responsiveness and transparency from the White House, Republicans have constantly invented new pretexts for opposing Senator Hagel's nomination, and Republicans continued their embarrassing display of disregard for our national security by blocking Senator Hagel's nomination today."
Update at 5:29 p.m. ET. A Note On The Vote Count:
NPR's Ron Elving sends us this note on the vote count:
"The vote was 59 for cloture, including four Republicans and Harry Reid.
"The official vote was recorded as 58 for cloture, 40 against and 1 present, because Reid switched his vote to nay at the end."
Ron tells us the move by Reid was procedural, because "he must have voted in the majority to have the privilege of bringing the issue back for a re-vote after the recess. He indicated he would do that on Monday, Feb. 25."
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Arts There's A Man Out There
He has longish, straight blonde hair, his name is Linas Phillips, he's a local filmmaker, and he's walking around the block of the Northwest Film Forum for twenty-four hoursfrom noon today until noon tomorrow. He's taking pledges to help his film Walking to Werner, which is about hiking from Seattle to Los Angeles to find Werner Herzog (and which Annie Wagner liked). Pledges start at 25¢ for every hour he circumnavigates the block.


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I made this forever ago.
I still mean on making posters for other ponies.
I still mean on making posters for other ponies.
how can i join this club?
Nice pic!
I'd join.
Oooo sounds like fun XD
wanna join the club!!!!
Whatever book club used this as their poster would be the book club for me.
what does a book-club do, exactly? i have never ever heard of such an organization in my city
i mean, i simply read (a lot) and "trade" books with friends and family, but why a club?^^ i just dont get it
i mean, i simply read (a lot) and "trade" books with friends and family, but why a club?^^ i just dont get it
Perhaps you can discuss the book with people who like this book as well~
I guess
I guess
very cool
Where can I sign up? Books rock.
7 Days a week XD
Yay! More Foxy-Noxy retro art!
Love it! I can see retro looking posters like this selling well at conventions! Or online *nudge nudge* lol
Where do I sign?
Printed and pinned to bulletin board.
I'd be in this book club.
Just NEVER say. 'Nah, I'll just get the audio book instead' in her presence.
She hates 'em.
She hates 'em.
XD Wonderful.
Couldn't have been that long ago, since she's got her wings in this one...
I would definitely join this club. No question about it!
I love that expression! This looks fantastic, wonderful work. ^___^
Now THIS is a book club I will definitely join!
Gaskuma: Imma gonna joyn!
I'm in, what are we reading this week?
Right,so,where do I sign up?


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text: ACE First up this week is Swiss insurer ACE ( ACE). Even though ACE isn't technically located in the eurozone, the firm has massive exposure to EU firms. More significant, because the Swiss franc is currently pegged to the euro, we can effectively lump Swiss stocks alongside the other Schengen countries. Now onto the technical. ACE spent all of 2012 forming a long-term ascending triangle pattern, a setup that's marked by horizontal resistance to the upside and uptrending support below. Essentially, as shares bounce in between those two technically important levels, they're getting squeezed closer and closer to a breakout above resistance. When that breakout happens, traders have a buy signal on their hands. That's exactly what happened late last week with ACE. Shares broke higher on Thursday and Friday, pushing through resistance at $74. Since then, this stock has made a throwback down to support at $74, a move that potentially gives traders a second low-risk entry opportunity in shares; it's going to be critical for ACE to hold that support level at $74 if this setup is to stay intact. With ACE reporting earnings tomorrow morning, I'd strongly recommend waiting for those numbers to come out before buying. ACE shows up on a list of 5 Buy-Rated Insurance Stocks for Long-Term Investors. Prev 1 of 6 Next


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BBC correspondent Matt Wells spent time in the Mahoning Valley in early October interviewing journalists, clergy and others about the upcoming election, and how President Obama's support of same-sex marriage may have an impact on re-election bid.
Here is his report: Black Churches and Obama
Amazing opinions there.
Hmm. There was a time when some Churches said that slavery was Biblical and just, and that the abolitionists were wrong.
Also some churches were against interracial marriage, some members who married outside their race were actually kicked out.
I think anyone who chooses a President based solely on his/her acceptance of gay people is really basing their choice on a very narrow and unrelated issue to running a country like the United States.


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July 22, 2016 Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt was nowhere to be found at his party's nominating convention in Cleveland this week, despite being vice chair of the Senate Republican conference. That has nothing to do with his feelings about the guy at the top of the ticket, he's said; he's in the middle of a tight re-election race… Continue Reading »
July 21, 2016 Primetime speakers at the Republican National Convention might not support Republican nominee Donald Trump as much as they would like you to think. At least, not with their wallets. FEC records identify just 3 of the 68 primetime speakers (excluding Trump) as having made contributions to Donald Trump's campaign, joint fundraising committees, or major super… Continue Reading »
July 20, 2016 House Speaker Paul Ryan's impassioned speech to unite the GOP on Tuesday was not the last he would give in Cleveland. A national Republican organization brought in the big guns for their fundraiser, with Ryan headlining the event to inspire donations. In the tranquility of the Cleveland Botanical Gardens on Wednesday, miles away from the… Continue Reading »
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Azad Hind Fouz Smriti Mahavidyalaya(AHFSM), Howrah is a renowned college in west bengal. The name is given as a tribute to the legend Subhash Chandra Bose. The aim of the college is to provide students with the knowledge and skills they need in this era of...
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The Balagarh Bijoy Krishna Mahavidyalaya, Hooghly was established in 2007. It is volunteered to be assessed by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council and submitted the Self Study Report (SSR) to NAAC in January, 2007. A Peer Team was constituted by the...
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Balrampur College, Purulia was founded to provide higher education in the rural area of Purulia District. The area was dominated mostly by scheduled castes and other backward communities. The aim of the college is to provide students with the knowledge and skills...
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Balurghat College, Dakshin Dinajpur was established in 1948, as an intermediate liberal arts college, with 96 students in the tin-sheds of Balurghat High School under the Calcutta University on the initiative of the large hearted educationists of the town who took...
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Bankura Sammilani College, Bankura was established in 1948. It was established by the Bankura Sammilani Registered Society, a social service organization, with the noble & prudent vision of propagating higher education among the people of Bankura and...
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Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath College (BRSNC), Barrackpore established in 1953, is a UGC registered college under 2f and re-accredited by NAAC (third cycle). The institute initially functioned from Debiprasad High School, formerly affiliated to the University...
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Baruipur College, Baruipur was established in 1981 got the affiliation from the University of Calcutta and the Government of West Bengal. The college is accredited by NAAC with C+ grade. The college is open to students irrespective of caste, creed or religion and...
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Belda College, Paschim Medinipur was established in 1963 on the day when Kedar babu became the first founder secretary of this institution, Belda Satyanarayana Mandir Committee and Deuli Sudhir Primary School Committee came forward to donate handsome money and land...
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Berhampore College (BC), Baharampur was established in 1963. In 1971 the college authorities introduced Arts stream to cope with the increasing demands of the students, many of whom are first generation learners. There after the college was renamed as Berhampore...
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Bethuadahari College, Nadia was established in 1986. Initially the college was affiliated to the University of Calcutta. In 1999, it is affiliated to the University of Kalyani. It is an undergraduate college associated with the University of Kalyani. The college...
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My username with Apple is a very old one. Old enough that until iOS 5 it wasn't associated with an email address. It was just a simple username. With the latest upgrade I was required to transfer to a name associated with my preferred email address. This seems to have gone well with the exception that iCloud can no longer locate my Pages and Numbers documents. Apple seems stumped and the system will no longer let me log in with the old username. Any help would be appreciated.
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I just installed this plugin. Followed advanced instructions offered by hostgator
After installations in settings I tested the plugin and this is what I got: ( I replaced my domain name with generic "domainname"
Fetching http://domainname.com/ to prime cache: OK
Fetching first copy of http://domainname.com/: FAILED
Fetching second copy of http://domainname.com/: FAILED
One or more page requests failed:
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Is there anyone who could help me with this?
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Department: Visual and Performing Arts
School: Arts & Humanities
CIP Code: 50.0402
MCC Program Code: AD01
NYSED Code (BRI): 22237
This degree program will prepare students to work in the illustration and or graphic design fields. Students will learn how to design and create images for magazines, publishers, film studios, newspapers, advertising agencies, design firms, and museums. Illustrators usually specialize in one or two areas such as book illustration, storyboard illustration for movies/TV, fashion illustration, medical illustration, greeting card illustration, or magazine illustration. This program is designed to prepare students to transfer to a four-year college or university offering majors in commercial art, commercial illustration, and media arts.
(Housed in the Visual and Performing Arts Department)
Program Learning Outcomes
1) Illustrate a story and/or create visually engaging and conceptually meaningful imagery
2) Illustrate using various forms of media (such as paint, ink, watercolor wash etc.)
3) Construct a complete portfolio showing the progression of personal work to support applications for employment or transfer
4) Create illustrations that exhibit proper artistic technique using the elements of art and principles of design
5) Analyze and critique illustrated works produced by self, peers, or professionals
6) Discuss or describe the role of illustration in society or culture in both historic and contemporary contexts
7) Meet the needs of clients by responding to artistic direction
8) Communicate effectively using visual oral or written techniques
Employment Potential
For related jobs: careercoach.monroecc.edu
Occupational Resource: http://www.onetonline.org
Requirements for Program Entrance
Algebra (1 year high school math or placement into Level 4 Math at MCC). Art courses and a portfolio recommended.