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Diamond Stone soared over his competition once again
Whitefish Bay Dominican junior earns second All-Suburban nod
The college question is still being carefully evaluated by two-time NOW All-Suburban and two-time all-state selection Diamond Stone of Whitefish Bay Dominican.
The 6-10 junior phenom, who just led the Knights to their third straight WIAA Division 4 state title, is on everyone's short list for NCAA Division I stardom and he is maturing rapidly before everyone's eyes.
He changed physically over the last year, trimming down and strengthening himself. He appeared more agile and more willing to run the court. It all impressed his coach Derek Berger.
"His ability has improved so much over the last year," Berger said. "He really changed his body. Now he's all muscle and his ability to get up and down (the floor) is amazing. He's faster than almost anyone we have on the team."
Stone led the Knights to a 25-3 record this winter, including a season-ending 18-game winning streak and routs of Brillion and Blair-Taylor in the state tournament. Stone had 30 points, 12 rebounds and seven blocked shots in the 78-47 semifinal victory over Brillion and 28 points, 11 rebounds and eight blocks in the 74-50 win over Blair-Taylor in the final.
"My main job is to maintain focus because I know everyone (on the opposing team) is going to be aggressive towards me," he said.
And with talent like that, it was relatively easy for the Knights to make history and become one of only a handful of teams in history to earn three WIAA state titles in a row.
Germantown, which routed the Knights in a December game at Homestead, also earned that distinction in this year's state tournament, beating Neenah for the Division 1 crown.
Berger said absorbing a loss like that, as well as tough defeats to Division 2 state finalist Rice Lake and Orr High School (Chicago) during the regular season toughened the team up.
"Taking a hit like that (the 75-29 loss to Germantown) really did help us," he said. "It told us that nothing is going to be given to us this season."
So the Knights went out and took it.
They went 16-0 in the Metro Classic Conference with Stone earning league player of the year honors and then they had to battle through what was arguably the toughest Division 4 sectional in the state, outlasting 19-5 traditional state power Racine St. Catherine's (65-55) in the sectional semifinal and then knocking Oshkosh Lourdes (25-1) from the unbeaten ranks with a 66-42 sectional final win.
That kind of achievement was not a given this season. With former Dominican all-state guard Duane Wilson at Marquette, the team was very frontcourt heavy.
"Going into the season we knew that Diamond (Stone) and Jack (Jelacic) were the leaders of the team," said Berger, "but we knew how hard they had worked and how hard they played. They're good kids and we knew what to expect from them."
Which was leadership, and junior guard Tyrone Bressler Jr. (10.8 ppg.), senior guard Chris Topp (6.8) and junior guard Austin Moutry (5.8 ppg.) followed their lead. Jelacic averaged 8.5 ppg. with 46 blocks and 152 rebounds.
"The guys were just super all season," Berger said. "We knew we were favorites going into a lot of our games, but we tried to show respect to every team we played. We had to see what kind of talent was out there, who could play."
And now the process begins again. Seniors like Topp, Jelacic, Kyle Dlugopolski, Quinton Miller, Kenny Wolfe and Peter Wycklendt will graduate, but with Stone, Bressler and Moutry and some expected high-level talent coming into the school next fall, the Knights will be prohibitive favorites for a fourth straight state crown.
Things like the multiplier effect, which could move the Knights up a division in state competition, are still being discussed by the WIAA, but Berger, who has won a state title in each of his two years at the helm, is just going to deal with what he can control.
"I know I've been very fortunate, very blessed," he said. "We try to pace the kids, not wear them out. We try to construct long-term relationships here."
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Petals of the Sakura (Haiku)
They dance among the
Sakura trees making this
years spring come to life.
With their ceol-sihde
they weave a mystical spell
that captures the heart.
Clouds part to reveal
the bright full moon, which in turn
strengthens the draiocht
The huro night is
lit even brighter by their
merryment and play
Shee gatsu now has
finally ended and all
the sihde must return.
Away from sendai
and back to their beloved realm
Tir na nÓg to sleep.
Sakura- [Sa-koo-ra](Japanese) Cherry Blossom
Huro-[hoo-roh] (Japanese) Black
Ceol-sihde- [kee-ohl shee] (Irish Gaelic) Fairy Music
Druiocht- [dree-uhkht] (Irish Gaelic) Spell
Sihde [shee] (Irish Gaelic) fairy
Tir na nÓg- [Teer nah- nog] (Irish Gaelic) Plane of the apple trees (paridice or fuerie)
Sendai- [Send-I] (Japanese) A region in Japan
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Mühlviertlerhof, Linz
- Free buffet breakfast and WiFi
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- 26 guestrooms
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Rebecca Little
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Rebecca is the Head of School and Director of Admissions at Joseph Bruno Montessori Academy. Rebecca has been involved with Montessori education since 1995, either as a parent or educator. She has taught in elementary Montessori classrooms and held various leadership positions over the last 14 years. She received her Masters degree in Education from Nova Southeastern University and her Montessori Certification for grades one through six from the Houston Montessori Center. She also holds degrees from Auburn University and the Cumberland School of Law. She is a member of the American Montessori Society and the Florida Bar.
Over the years, she has attended AMS conferences, Peace Symposiums, and completed the Redirecting for a Cooperative Classroom Course offered through the International Network for Children and Families. Rebecca is excited to work in a school with a model education program designed to bring out the best in every child. She has a passion for education and is dedicated to providing support to students, families, staff and community members at JBMA.
Rebecca enjoys introducing people to the world of Montessori education and sharing her own Montessori experiences with current and prospective JBMA families. She loves to read biographies, spend time with family and take walks with her black lab, Calusa.
Fay Shannon works as our JBMA Office Administrator. She works closely with our families, staff and school board maintaining and organizing all financial records and internal system controls. Before joining JBMA, Fay spent 35 years as both Company Treasurer and Secretary of a family business. Currently, she additionally serves as the Commercial Property Manager of SRP Management. In her free time, she enjoys gardening, cooking and spending time with her family and pets.
Joan has been Administrative Assistant at JBMA since June, 2004. When she came to interview for the job and walked around the campus with Ms. Theresa, she knew this is where she wanted to be. This has been one of the most challenging, yet rewarding jobs she has had. In her spare time you will find her sitting on her back deck with a cup of coffee and a book.
Dana Maxfield is our resident maintenance man and photographer at JBMA. He has two daughters Ellie and Kate. He has been a member of the JBMA community for many years.
Jessica was born and raised in Birmingham. She graduated with honors from Hoover High School in 2007. Jessica then received her bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from The University of Montevallo. She then worked in retail for two years while substituting for Hoover City Schools. Jessica began her Montessori Infant and Toddler training at The Houston Montessori Center in Houston, Texas during the summer of 2013. She joined the JBMA faculty in August 2013 as a Toddler teacher/guide while completing her internship. Jessica completed her training and received her certification in June 2014. Jessica's hobbies include needlepoint, knitting, creating art, reading all sorts of books, listening to 60's music and being an avid animal lover.
Kari Ethridge graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a bachelor's degree in Education. She received her Montessori Infant and Toddler training at the Center for Montessori Teacher Education North Carolina.
Sarita has her Bachelors in Literature and Travel and Masters in Early Childhood Education. She has been teaching in Birmingham for more than a decade where she has taught in both public and private school settings. She received her American Montessori Society Certification in Early Childhood Education from Memphis Montessori Institute. She joined the faculty at JBMA in 2007. She has always enjoyed working with children and their individual needs and believes the 'Differentiated Instruction and Assessment' approach helps them grow to their fullest potential. She lives with her husband in Inverness and has a son, who is a freshman at Auburn. She also has three sponsored children whom she is very proud of. She enjoys traveling and reading.
Kathy Jones thoroughly enjoys teaching at JBMA. She grew up in Birmingham, Alabama and attended Birmingham Southern College. She received her B.A. degree in 1986 in Early Childhood Education. She is the mother of four children, all who attended JBMA. She is currently teaching with Ms. Sarita in the Preschool Program and is proud to be a part of the JBMA community. Teaching young children is her passion.
Kim is a Montessori Certified early childhood educator that has almost 30 years of classroom experience. A long term resident of Benton Harbor, Michigan, Kim is excited to bring her many years of teaching to JBMA's Preschool. She attended a Montessori Training Program associated with Indiana University, and gained a variety of expertise in all areas of Montessori instruction.
Jennifer Pope
Jennifer Pope is from Birmingham, Alabama. She has has been employed at JBMA since 2004. She received her bachelor's degree in 2004 from the University of Montevallo in Family and Child Studies. She attended The Barrie School in Silver Spring, Maryland and earned her Montessori Certification for the 3-6 age group in 2006. She received her teaching certificate and Master's Degree from UAB in 2011 in Early Childhood and Elementary Education. She and her husband have a son, Liam.
Citlalli Petrik holds a degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University. After a career in consulting and becoming a mother, she made a shift to teaching Spanish at Avon Montessori Academy. She and her family moved to Alabama from Avon, Ohio. This is her second year at JBMA and she is excited to teach with Ms. Jennifer in the Preschool. She strongly believes in the message of peace, mindfulness and kindness Dr. Maria Montessori's philosophy instills in children. She and her husband, Marek, have two children; son, Zikiel, and daughter, Nayeli, as well as two dogs, two birds and a cat. Both children attend JBMA. Citlalli speaks Spanish, a little Italian and some Slovak. She enjoys practicing yoga, traveling (mainly to visit family in Mexico and Slovakia) and mowing the lawn.
Rachel is an Alabama native that will be joining our faculty this year. She attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham to achieve a degree in Psychology, and then went on to the University of Montevallo to receive a Master's Degree in Elementary Education. She is currently training to become a Montessori Certified Teacher.
Shweta Singh has lived in Birmingham for 15 years. She earned her Bachelor's in Early Childhood and Elementary Education and her Class B, P-6 undergraduate certification from The University of Alabama. She graduated with Presidential Honors. She has previously taught first grade, and the past three years she has been teaching in the private school setting. She enjoys teaching in our preschool program and her motto is "Teaching is learning".
Julia Gibler comes from a Montessori background — her mother was her first Montessori teacher, and Montessori has always played an important role in her life. She has a Bachelors and Masters Degree in English from the University of Kentucky. After teaching freshman composition at the University of Kentucky, she worked in Student Services for over 10 years. She and her husband, Doug, have two children at JBMA.
Naomi Breakenridge
Naomi Breakenridge was born and raised on a farm in Iowa. She has been a part of JBMA for over two decades. She has been married to her husband Ray for 27 years.
Zhera has been an assistant within our Preschool Programs for many years. She enjoys working with our youngest students and has always been an encouraging and positive presence here at JBMA.
Catherine McElroy grew up in Jackson, Alabama. She has a Bachelor in Science from the University of Alabama in Childhood Development and Family Studies. In 2006, she received a Master's degree in Early Childhood and Elementary Education and holds a teaching certificate from the State of Alabama. She has been teaching various grades from toddlers to 5th grade since 2002. She joined the faculty at JBMA in the fall of 2011. She received her certification through the American Montessori Society in 2013. She is an avid runner and loves to be outdoors with her husband, Rob, and their dog, Carl. She has two twin girls named Cameron Ann and Sidney Bounds.
Genie began her journey into "Montessori" here at JBMA as an assistant with the Toddler class in 1997. Through the years, she has worked in the Preschool, Upper, and Lower classrooms where she had wonderful experiences with Montessori mentors such as Ms. Margaret and Ms. Sue. She has a BS degree from the University of Montevallo in special education of the hearing impaired, plus Montessori certifications in EI and EII. She fully believes in the philosophy and methods used in a Montessori environment that encourage children to become independent learners. That is why she loves working with the students here at JBMA.
On a personal note, she has been married since December 1983 and has two sons. Her husband has been the art teacher at Pizitz Middle School in Vestavia Hills since August 1983. They enjoy sports, especially tennis. Her days as an athlete are past, but she enjoyed going to games and matches when her boys were younger and she likes watching sports now. They also work together as a family during the summer months building and installing lockers. An interesting fact about her is that she was born on Leap Year, February 29th.
Rachel Acton is a member of the Lower Elementary team! She is originally from Johnson City, TN, but has lived in Georgia and North Carolina. She has a B.S. degree in Early Childhood Education from Presbyterian College and a M.Ed. degree in Curriculum and Supervision from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She has been teaching for 11 years, most recently at a STEM school in Concord, NC. She has always been interested in science and loves to observe the "ah-ha" moments that happen when students conduct hands-on science experiments. She is thrilled to join the JBMA family and looks forward to receiving her Montessori training. She has been married to her husband, Ben, for 10 years. They have a son named Nate. She enjoys reading, singing, and spending time with her family.
Sara Passino
Sara is a graduate from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has many years of experience working within the nursing field, but recently decided to make a transition to teaching. She loves to work with people, and much of her work has been managerial and care related. She has experience teaching in early childhood, and currently is working towards her Montessori Certification.
Melissa graduated from Auburn University in May 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies. She focused on Communication and Kinesiology. She believes in the importance of living a healthy and active lifestyle. She has previous work experience as an activities coordinator for a skilled nursing unit but has decided to put her focus towards children. She is excited to begin working with the students of JBMA.
Melissa grew up in Auburn, AL and attends every home football game! She was formerly the 8th grade cheerleading coach for Auburn Junior High School. Melissa recently got married to her husband Jake in June 2016 and they enjoy going running and playing tennis together.
Since a very young age, Salima enjoyed playing a teacher, with her dolls being the students. One of her pivotal inspirations was her own teachers at school. They had such an enormous impact on her, from the way they spoke to the way they dressed. She always felt obliged to please them and tried to do more than what they expected of her.
After finishing a teacher's certification program, She joined the Ivy League School in Pearland as a Kindergarten teacher without wasting any time and was relishing every moment of her newfound career.
Being a teacher has become so immersed in her life and personality that she cannot picture herself in another profession. She believes very strongly that one never ceases to learn and even more so for teachers because they are in an environment where learning is continuous. Completing her Masters in Montessori from a graduate school last year has only given her more tools and confidence to work and shape these young minds.
Zechariah Hook grew up in Chattanooga, Tennessee where he attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and earned his B.A. in theatre. As an actor, he enjoyed telling stories that made people think and challenge their ideas. While living in Los Angeles and pursuing a career as an actor, a series of life changing events led him to environmental education. He realized that what he truly wanted to be was a teacher!
Zechariah learned about a special place called Camp McDowell Environmental Center. They saw his potential and hired him as a teacher/naturalist. He knew he had found his calling. Teaching and learning came easily in such a free-form hands-on environment. For three and a half years, Zechariah grew as an educator and a leader, becoming McDowell's resident storyteller.
When Zechariah decided to leave McDowell to start a family, he reflected on the hundreds of schools he had experienced over the years. He was drawn to the Montessori philosophy, and Joseph S. Bruno Montessori Academy stood out like a beacon to him. Zechariah is excited to continue his journey as an educator and lifelong learner while helping our children grow into passionate, motivated, thoughtful students themselves.
Chelsea is graduate of Wofford University and Mercer University where she studied varying areas of history and secondary education. She graduated from Wofford in 2010 and then attended Mercer University in Georgia to receive a Master's Degree in Secondary Education. Following a year of long term substitute teaching at JBMA, she is excited to be a full time member of the faculty within the Upper Elementary Classroom. She is currently working towards her Montessori Certification. Chelsea enjoys traveling, and has been to China, Thailand, Cambodia, and New Zealand.
Chris Gallas was born and raised in Saint Louis, Missouri. She attended Saint Louis University and earned her Bachelors in Sociology and Education with an emphasis in Math and Science. Chris is married with four daughters. She is an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan and enjoys traveling, photography, kayaking, and playing Scrabble.
Kate Chamberlain is originally from Annapolis, Maryland, but has lived in Alabama for almost a decade. She attended the University of Alabama and graduated with a degree in History and English, then went on to achieve a Master's Degree in Secondary Education from Samford University. Kate is passionate about the outdoors, and finds great importance in teaching the next generation about the world. She has a dachshund named Chewbacca, coaches lacrosse, and always finds time for arts and crafts.
Sandy has enjoyed a long and educational career as a teacher. Possessing training within both Special Education and Montessori, Sandy is thoroughly excited to be working within the Montessori environment again. She has recently moved from Texas and currently lives with her husband in Montevallo.
Cheryl currently teaches music at JBMA. She has been a part of the faculty since 1998 following twenty-eight years at Vestavia Hills Elementary. She earned her Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Montevallo and holds Level III Orff certification. She was Teacher of the Year in Vestavia Hills City Schools in 1993 and Alabama Music Educators Outstanding Music Educator in 1994. Cheryl has served as director of children's choirs, and as pianist and organist, in a number of churches in the Birmingham area, and on staff at Fine Arts Week at Sumatanga. She has presented workshops throughout Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee and has taught elementary music materials and methods courses at Birmingham Southern College. Cheryl has also served as cooperating teacher for more than 100 student teachers in Alabama.
Busy hands, busy mind, always wanting to know the how and why of things. Bev loves to create and develop ideas that ultimately make people smile. She loves teaching her students about art and art history. Making real world connections through art and emphasizing the creative process helps students build a life-long appreciation of art. She is happily married with two daughters who are also artists. She received her BA in Art from University of Massachusetts Westfield. Her past experience has been in advertising, freelance design, mural work and gallery art. She is presently the Visual Arts Specialist at JBMA teaching young creative minds and has been doing so for almost twenty years. She loves the creative process and is always covered in paint! She lives in Pelham, Alabama.
Jessica is our JBMA Media Specialist. She maintains the JBMA library, teaching weekly library classes to all students, toddler through 8th grade. Ms. Jessica received both her B.S. in Anthropology and Master of Library and Information Science degrees from the University of Alabama. Ms. Jessica grew up in Jacksonville, Alabama, and has lived in Birmingham since 2005. She is happily married with a son.
Melissa is thrilled to be working with JBMA students this year to enrich their foreign language experience. As a native spanish speaker, Melissa moved from Mexico to the states after getting married. Her experience teaching ranges from the preschool level all the way to adult learners. She is new to Birmingham and can't wait to learn more about the city and our JBMA community.
Jordan graduated from The University of Alabama in 2016 with a degree in Human Performance and Physical Education. He recently got married and moved to the Birmingham area with his wife who is beginning medical school at UAB.


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Maria Bamford Net Worth: Maria Bamford is an American actress and stand-up comedian who has a net worth of $300 thousand dollars. Born Maria Bamford in 1970 in Port Hueneme, California, Maria Bamford studied at Bates College, the University of Edinburgh, and the University of Minnesota before she earned her creative writing degree. While in school, she began performing stand-up comedy around Minneapolis, getting her start at Stevie Ray's Comedy Cabaret. Bamford appeared on Comedy Central and Showtime's "The Comedians of Comedy", "Arrested Development", and in "Louie" with Louis CK. She has voiced several animated characters, including Shriek of "CatDog", Mrs. Botsford, Leslie, and Violet on "WorldGirl", and Pema on "The Legend of Korra". Bamford has written and starred in skits for Funny or Die and on the web series "Ask My Mom". She has four comedy CDs, a DVD, and one web download, including 2003's "The Burning Bridges Tour", 2007's "How to WIN!", 2009's "Unwanted Thoughts Syndrome", 2012's "The Special Special Special!", and 2013's "Ask Me About My New God!". Bamford also appears on several compilations with other comedians such as 2007's "The Comedians of Comedy: Live and the Troubadour" and "Comedy Death-Ray". She has publicly discussed her diagnosis of bipolar disorder, which frequently appears in her comedy routines. More recently Maria has starred in the Netflix show "Lady Dynamite."
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Bright Eyes
So, Bright Eyes front man little Conor Oberst is all grown up. If you heard his single "When the President Talks to God" a few years ago, you knew this was coming. As we heard on 2005's I'm Wide Awake, he's become infatuated with a classic country rock sound, and this time he recruited pals M. Ward, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings to help him out. What you'll notice right away is that Cassadaga is politically charged in a rather obvious way. Oberst used to have a knack for being rather cryptic and clever with his wordplay, but it's becoming increasingly easy to figure out what he's displeased with war, death, classism and something else very badÉwhat was it? Oh, right, religion. But give him credit, as he laments, "I was a hopeless romantic, now I'm just turning tricks." Even with his ranting and raving, when he's not beating the dead war horse, his brilliance as a storyteller still shines through. "Make a Plan to Love Me" is an almost Bonnie "Prince" Billy-style love song, augmented with a sweet, serene orchestra, something that we could stand to see more of. The bottom line: If you aren't sold on Bright Eyes yet, this won't change your mind. If, on the other hand, you're already a fan, you'll enjoy this.
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The winner of the first annual edition of ArtPrize has been announced, and it's Ran Ortner from Brooklyn, New York. The Prize is a contemporary art competition based in Grand Rapids, Michigan that has eschewed traditional expert juries in favor of a public vote on the winners. Ortner, 50, won the top prize of $250,000 for a painting titled "Open Water No. 24," a dramatic, 6 x 19 foot oil painting depicting ocean waves in a realistic fashion.
Taking the second prize and its $100,000 award was Chicago artist Tracy Van Duinen for his tile mural titled "Imagine That!" on the façade of the Grand Rapids Children's Museum.
The $50,000 third prize went to artist Eric Daigh of Traverse City for his portraits made entirely from colored pushpins.
The other artists in the Top Ten each received $7,500 prizes. All winners of the ArtPrize were determined by votes cast on the ArtPrize Web site or via text messages sent from cell phones. The winners were announced last night.
$449,000 — the total amount of prize money in the contest–is, as they say, a shitload of cash. This alone has made ArtPrize the most monetarily rewarding contemporary art competition in the world right now. Where did contest organizer and social media entrepreneur Rick de Vos (who established the website Spout.com, a social-networking site for film buffs) get it from? The Dick and Betsy De Vos Family Foundation (Rick De Vos' parents), who is listed as ArtPrize's primary sponsor (Rick De Vos is the grandson of Amway's co-founder). Numerous other De Vos family relations were also top contributors to the contest funds (see here for the full list of ArtPrize sponsors). The Dick and Betsy De Vos Family Foundation's mission, according to its 2006 funding guidelines, is
"to serve as faithful stewards of God's blessings through a focus on 1) Christian Evangelism through church building, family building, and youth programming; 2) Education through programs that provide support for parental choices in determining where their elementary and secondary school-aged children attend school; 3) Public Policy that results in a freer, more virtuous, more prosperous society. The Foundation does not allocate funds to individuals, for-profit organizations, or candidates for political office."
(If you're interested, you can learn more about which groups and projects fall into the categories listed above by reading about the Foundation's funding choices here and here).
Clearly, the material benefits to artists gained from winning the three top prizes and even the lesser amounts are tremendous. In terms of its financial benefits, winning a contest like this one far is better than winning a grant–at least in terms of how profitable it is. Rick De Vos told the Detroit Free Press that his goals in establishing the contest were to promote conversations about art and to create a hip cultural event for Grand Rapids, Michigan. And the contest succeeded in creating lots of buzz and tons of entries–1,262 artists entered the contest, and nearly 14,000 votes were counted in the final round (334,000 votes were cast for the initial pool of entrants). So not only did the contest offer the biggest monetary prize, it promised a democratization of the means of selection. Everyone who took the time to register in person at the ArtPrize event got to vote on the works of art hanging before them. And the results of their votes mattered – a lot.
But does ArtPrize offer a viable model for others to follow? Not really, as I see it. For one thing, it's hardly a replicable format. If de Vos had rustled up that much cash in any other way other than tapping family money, I'd be more apt to sit up and pay attention. But the fact remains that this contest with its enormous prize would not have been possible without primary support from a single Foundation that, at least in its other funding efforts, has shown itself to have very specific social and political agendas.
Yes, the Grand Rapids audience was given the empowering opportunity to circumvent the critics and the curators and the other so-called gatekeepers to make their own statement about which artists are most deserving of recognition. Lucky for everyone involved, it appears that none of the artists selected for voted the top three winners make the type of work that would prove to be embarrassing to the contest's sponsors – no poop photographs, no naked ladies, no same-sex coupling. What would have happened, I wonder, if an unknown artist making photographs with subject matter similar to that of Catherine Opie's "Domestic" series had won? Nothing, I'm sure – but it's a good bet that if that happened, next year's ArtPrize wouldn't have mom and dad's big money behind it. And probably not nearly the number of artists entering the contest. And audiences/voters caring about it.
Art21 contributor Nicole Carruth was asked by the ArtPrize organizers to reflect on the significance of the contest through a series of written essays that included an interview with Mary Jane Jacob, Professor and Executive Director of Exhibitions and Exhibition Studies at School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In the interview, Jacob offers a pointed critique of the contest, which in part centers around her misgivings about the competition's huge prize award. Notes Jacob:
"My real misgiving strategically, long-term, with the project is the huge disparity in the prize money in an art world where artists need a lot of support – art always does.
We're at the 48th anniversary of the Calder, which was a high point of public motivation of art, and the NEA's flowering, and so forth. We've seen the demise of the individual artist grant program and we're still suffering from that. Some grant programs were out there already, some ramped up further, like Pew in Philadelphia or Bush in Minneapolis. But then other ones with a lot less resources and smaller amounts have done volumes of work, like Creative Capital and Artadia. And nobody in any of those is getting $250,000. I think we're not looking at $250,000 artists here. I have a problem with the division it creates when that amount of money, $500,000, could be spread in equal or on more egalitarian ways. That could support 10 or more artists.
… That confrontation, that nexus between the aspiring artist, emerging artist, overlooked artist and the broader public is a great conversation. We see it enacted here and it's a great success, I think, on that level. But then when the final result becomes something that then shifts to a paradigm that is more like American Idol or winning the lottery, it doesn't necessarily sustain either that individual or this system or the art world. I even find it problematic with colleagues from those institutions that I've named who are struggling to have something that doesn't join the conversation of [artist] development, sustainability and support…To see that supporting artists is a positive and necessary endeavor has a great ripple effect."
Jacob's critique offers us an invaluable framework for considering the true value of big-money contests such as this one and, even more importantly in my mind, for putting the "generosity" of sponsors like the de Vos Family into its proper context. Many people from various points on the political spectrum are troubled by government funding of artists, and to be sure there are a number of valid reasons for their discomfort. But we should think twice about investing too heavily in the contest model offered by ArtPrize.
To my mind, the "democracy" of choice promised by ArtPrize masks a more disturbing desire on the part of its major sponsors to do away with government support of the arts advocated by those who they imply are "cultural elites." But as Jacob points out, not everyone can win the lottery, and not all artists will win an ArtPrize. ArtPrize makes for some razzle-dazzle regional publicity, sure–but it doesn't present any real alternatives that the rest of us can run with.
The Providence Effect
I live in Chicago, I work with kids, and I am one of the many people who are aware that the public education system (in Chicago and elsewhere) is doing a huge disservice to our youth. That said, I was very curious when I saw the trailer for The Providence Effect and it stated that a school on Chicago's west side had gotten 100% of its graduates into four year colleges this year…and has been doing so for the past 30. Years. Damn.
I got into a nice early bird matinee, hoping I would be the only person in the theater, and was until a gaggle of high school girls and their teacher decided to join me. They did shut up when the film started, thank god, but there was quite a bit of talk about homecoming. Maybe it was all this youthful estrogen in the room that actually made me a little teary towards the end of the film.
The streak of sending every graduate to a college started when Paul J. Adams III began working at Providence St. Mel School in Garfield Park, first as a guidance counsellor and then as principal. He came to Chicago after he was "blacklisted" in Alabama for being involved in the Civil Rights movement. Basically, the school relies on discipline, teachers who are passionate about what they do, and a hands on administration. There is some narrative arch, sort of, about how the Catholic archdioces sought to close the school, and the Baptist Paul Adams ended up buying the building so he could continue what he was trying to do.
But this is an art blog, so lets get serious. The film was very straightforward. There was no conflict to be resolved, no sudden twist of fate, just a bunch of educators talking about what they do. That said, it did seem fascinating that our public schools are so epically failing while this one system is succeeding so incredibly, and everything that the people involved with it were saying seemed so damned simple. Have competent teachers. Excite the students. Set the bar high. Expect and celebrate excellence.I think that the momentum of the school also helps set the pace for the students; I mean, who wants to be the one kid who doesn't get into a college?
The actual filming of the feature was mediocre at best. The talking heads were fine, well lit, interesting backgrounds. But interspersed between these interviews was reality-tv-esque shots of jumpy handheld hallways and classrooms. The camera seemed almost intrusive in the classes, and incredibly awkward. While discussing gearing children towards college from a young age, a kindergardener is attempting to anwer a question when a camera swoops into his face for a close up and he struggles to finish his sentence. Nice one, jerk. In another incredibly uncomfortable moment, the assistant principal is catches a student doing *gasp*homework from Spanish while in math class, and the cameraman practically falls running over to catch her handing the book over, head hung in shame. The soundtrack was all inspirational pump up music that at one point reminded me of "Eye of the Tiger", and added a significant cheesy factor to the overall experience. Also, at least a good 30 minutes could have been shaved off of the total time.
If you want to feel good about kids in one school in a bad neighborhood being serious about their education, and maybe cry a little, this is the film for you. Just try not to think about the hundred and something thousand other schools that are completely in the shitter.
How Hard Is It To Make A Piano Speak Like A Human? Very.
How hard is it to make a Piano sound even remotely like a human voice? Well Austrian composer Peter Ablinger spent a few years to create a sound wave to note translation system that gets pretty close. The video is of the system in action reading text from the "Proclamation of the European Environmental Criminal Court at the 2009 World Venice Forum". Watch and be amazed at just how many keys it takes in succession to even get close to a single human vowel.
Top 5 Picks 10/9-10/11
So, as I've said every other place, I'm not going to be around this weekend. I am making my yearly pilgrimage to the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot (yes, close to where they make the whiskey, though not the same people. It's also quite close to Ft. Knox). So…think of this as the openings I'd go to if I was here.
1. Jan Tichy at Richard Gray Gallery
I'd never really though about Richard Grey Gallery before his last show, John Stezaker. Now, however, I'm excited again. For this rotation, RGG is showing an installation by Jan Tichy. I really like seeing good video/multi media art, but it (like good art in general) is a bit rare. This looks like it has potential for awesome. Reception is Friday, from 6-8pm.
Richard Grey Gallery is located at 875 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 2503.
Ok, so this is just kind of weird. It reminds me of one time when I was drunk and waiting for the Red Line around Christmas when the "Santa Train" showed. It was a bit terrifying, a bit cheesy, but an experience none the less. I make no guarantees on the quality of the are (though I never really do), but if you're in the loop, why not get packed on a train with art, rather than germaphobe business men and barfing drunks! Hooray, the Trimuph Of Art! PS, I think it might cost money, check the site. The Art Train is running Saturday from 11am-8pm.
Enter the Art Train at the Adams/Wabash CTA platform.
So, I confess, I just like Packer Schopf Gallery. But this show is one you really ought not to miss, if for no other reason that to get to meet all the artists in person (assuming they show up). Industry of the Ordinary, a collaborative pair made up of Adam Brooks and Mathew Wilson, are hosting a one night event featuring the work of "39 Chicago-based cultural workers" including Candida Alvarez, Dawoud Bey, Susan Giles, Jason Lazarus, Adelheid Mers, Tony Tasset, Paul Klien and Dan S. Wang. Be there or be…just fucking go! The event is Sunday from 5-8pm.
Packer Schopf is located at 942 W. Lake St.
4. Abnormalformal 1 at Kunz, Vis, Gonzalez
So I'm a sucker for new things. Well, that's not really true, I'm a it of a Luddite when it comes to technology, but as far as art spaces are concerned, I'm a sucker for new ones. This one is (almost) as new as it gets. Dreamed up by it's creators in the fertile fields of Sex Camp…oops, I mean Skowhegan, this is a new art spaces is ostensibly an international artist space. We'll see how that goes. For now, check out their first show, featuring the work of Racer Le Van, Martina Nehrling, Pamela Fraser, Rick Therrio, Ivan Brunetti, Peter Dunham, David X. Levine, Amy Fefldman and more. Good luck to you Kunz, Vis, Gonzalez! Reception is Sunday from 6-9pm.
Kunz, Vis, Gonzalez is located at 2324 W. Montana
I pick these by getting my Gallery Crawl list and going to each gallery site to see if : a) the work interests me, or b) any one is showing who's work has interested me in the past. This pick is based on me seeing the image I've included as the image for this post. I needed a fifth, and this is it. Eel Space has done some cool stuff in the past, give this show a look if you're in the neighborhood. Artists include Nikki Renee Anderson, Madeleine Bailey, Alex Chitty, Lauren Gregory, Isabelle Schiltz, and Chris Tourre. Reception is Saturday from 6-9pm.
Eel Space is located at 2846 W North Ave #1A
Horror Photographs by Joshua Hoffline
October is well underway and that means we're hurtling towards Halloween, my all-time favorite look forward to it every Fall it makes Winter worth suffering through holiday. Can I just say again that I adore Halloween and all its Haloweeniana? Joshua Hoffline is kinda like the Jeff Wall of schlock horror photography. He constructs images based on various chilling scenarios–most of them familiar cliches from t.v. and movies–and photographs them. A number of these images are for sale on his website. But what I really dig is how he shows the step-by-step process of making the photographs. In this way they're actually kind of anti-nightmarish–you can't really see them as scary because he's taken them apart so thoroughly for you. He also uses his own kids in a number of the shots, which cracks me up. What better way to keep the little ones from being afraid of the creature under the bed than by making it into a kind of game that they themselves can help create? (via boingboing).


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Salads can so often be deadly dull without any thought being put into them. But having a few simple, well thought out salads on the table for people to share is always welcome and means that you can help yourself to as much or as little as you like. So this week I am giving you recipes for delicious, simple, late-summer salads that you can get ready in advance and then assemble with the dressing just before serving. The key is to make sure you have really good-quality ingredients. A long, relaxed, drawn-out summery lunch is hard to beat, especially when the weather behaves and you can sit outside in the sunshine.
Summer herb salad
Serves 4
I've been growing my own salads and herbs at home now for years and it's so satisfying to harvest those unusual leaves that you can't buy in the shops. I even harvest weeds like bittercress and chickweed that would normally go in the compost. Some ornamental plants like sedum and nasturtiums are great tossed into a salad, so at any one time I can have at least eight or so different herb and salad leaves in my salad bowl. To buy a really interesting selection of salads, check out Steve's Leaves (stevesleaves.co.uk).
My larder always has a selection of vinegars and oils from around the world so I can create dressings for every occasion. Some vinegars are too sharp, especially in a delicate salad like this, so I often use a moscatel or chardonnay vinegar and a blend of rapeseed or olive and peanut oil. Another of my favourites is sherry vinegar mixed with walnut or hazelnut oil and caster sugar.
2-3 handfuls of interesting salad leaves and herbs, washed and dried
For the dressing
1tbsp chardonnay or moscatel vinegar
tbsp Dijon or Tewksbury mustard
2tbsp olive oil
2tbsp peanut oil
A sprig of tarragon
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
The day before, make the dressing by whisking all of the ingredients together or shaking them together in a jar, then leave overnight to infuse.
To serve, toss the leaves in half of the dressing and serve the rest of the dressing separately.
Tomato, marrow and coriander salad
Serves 4
Marrow isn't usually considered as a salad ingredient, but why ever not? I have decided to mix this often neglected vegetable here with a selection of ripe tomatoes which are now at the height of their season. I think your lunch guests will be dead impressed by the unusual combination of raw and cooked ingredients, as well as the addition of fragrant coriander.
300-400g marrow
A couple of tablespoons of olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
300-350g mixed ripe tomatoes
A handful of coriander leaves
For the dressing
1tbsp good quality red wine vinegar
4tbsp olive oil
Quarter the marrow lengthways and cut or scoop out the seeds.
Cut the marrow into cm slices and then lay them out on a tray and scatter with a little salt and leave for 30 minutes. Pat the marrow dry with some kitchen paper and then season with some freshly ground pepper.
Heat a frying pan with some olive oil and fry the marrow pieces for 3-4 minutes until tender, turning them in the pan as they are cooking, then transfer to a tray and leave to cool.
Cut the tomatoes into a mixture of chunks and wedges.
Whisk the vinegar and oil together and season to taste.
Toss the tomatoes and marrow with the dressing and coriander and season to taste; serve immediately.
Beetroot, red onion and horseradish salad
Serves 4-6
Beetroot has become de rigueur on the nation's trendiest dinner tables – served either as a salad, hot side dish or a starter. If you visit farmers' markets you will often find different varieties and colours which look beautiful in a salad like this.
Try to buy fresh horseradish if you can for this dish, as it gives the salad a lovely natural kick.
600-800g beetroots, red or mixed
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 medium red onion, peeled, halved and very thinly sliced
2tbsp freshly grated horseradish
For the dressing
1tbsp cider vinegar
tbsp Dijon or Tewkesbury mustard
3-4tbsp olive or rapeseed oil
Put the beetroots in a pan of cold salted water, bring to the boil and simmer for about an hour, topping up with water if necessary, until tender.
If you have different coloured beets then cook them in different pans to avoid discolouring; large beetroots will need longer.
Drain and refresh under the cold tap or leave to cool on their own. Once the beetroots have cooled down, you can easily remove the skins by rubbing them off with your hands – you can use rubber gloves if you want to avoid staining your hands.
Cut the beetroots into even-sized wedges or slices and arrange on a serving dish or individual ones.
To make the dressing, whisk all of the ingredients together and season to taste. To serve, scatter the onions over the beetroots, spoon over the dressing and then scatter over the horseradish.
Spinach, blue cheese and bacon salad
Serves 4
200g baby spinach leaves, washed, dried
60-70g blue cheese, broken into chunks
150-200g piece of smoked streaky bacon
Vegetable oil for frying
For the dressing
1tbsp cider vinegar
1tsp Tewkesbury mustard
20g blue cheese
2tbsp cold-pressed rapeseed oil
2tbsp vegetable or corn oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Put the bacon in a saucepan, cover with cold water, bring to the boil and simmer for 30 minutes, remove from the pan; leave to cool. Remove the rind and cut into -1cm cubes. Heat some vegetable oil in a frying pan and cook the bacon for 3-4 minutes on a medium heat, turning until crisp. Remove from the pan; transfer to kitchen paper. To make the dressing, put the vinegar, mustard, blue cheese and oils in a blender and season to taste. Toss the spinach leaves in some of the dressing; arrange in a bowl, reserving the rest of the dressing to pour on as extra. Scatter the chunks of blue cheese and bacon over the salad and serve.
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Walking through a path set in advanced,
Just going through the steps I'm suppose to dance.
Turning left and right hoping for a miracle,
Feeling like I'm being drained by every particle.
Seeing and feeling stares from unknown people,
They wander what's next for me, what's the sequel?
Minding not their business but invadeing in mine,
Hoping my light dims and theirs doesn't out-shine.
I see smiles left and righ but I know better,
I know they smile now but they'll hate later.
We'll shake hands and say we're friends,
But at the first problem our fridnship ends.
I look around and see mirrors facing in all directions,
They only show what I want to see, not their true intentions.
Where their is hate and dislike I see smiles,
The road of mirrors runs for miles and miles.
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one more nice work from your side!!
yet another thought provoking poemm...i really like it...its like u try to be nice with everyone but they turn out to stab knives on your back...i have been through that i know how it feellss...but yea nice poem...:)
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Hot Cross Buns
|Active dry yeast/1 cake compressed yeast
|1 Tablespoon (1 Package)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs), scalded
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|4 1⁄2 Cup (72 tbs), sifted
|Egg yolks
|3 , beaten
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Use very warm water (105°F.to 115° F.) for dry yeast; use lukewarm (80°F.to 90°F.) for compressed.
Sprinkle dry yeast or crumble cake into water.
Let stand for a few minutes, then stir until dissolved.
Pour hot milk over salt, sugar, and shortening and cool to lukewarm.
Add yeast and 2 cups flour, beat well, and let rise until light.
Add egg yolks, then remaining flour mixed with cinnamon.
Add currants.
Knead; put in large greased bowl.
Brush top of dough with melted butter.
Cover, and let rise until doubled in bulk.
Shape into small round buns and place close together in greased pan.
Let rise until doubled in bulk.
With a very sharp knife or razor blade, cut a cross just through the top surface of each bun.
Bake in preheated hot oven (400°F.) for 15 minutes, brush with melted butter, and continue to bake for 5 minutes more.
Cool on a rack.
If desired, brush each bun with a simple frosting made of confectioners' sugar moistened with water.
Makes 1 1/2 to 2 dozen.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 308 Calories from Fat 94
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11 g16.4%
Saturated Fat 2.9 g14.6%
Trans Fat 1.1 g
Cholesterol 48.2 mg16.1%
Sodium 172.8 mg7.2%
Total Carbohydrates 47 g15.5%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7.4%
Sugars 9.8 g
Protein 7 g13.2%
Vitamin A 1.5% Vitamin C 3.2%
Calcium 3.8% Iron 14.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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- Update the 'Start here' section to reflect your details.
- Based on the profile you just selected, the calculator will show approximately how much you would need at retirement to support that retirement lifestyle and how much you should save each paycheck to meet that goal (grey section). Use the goal slider to see the impact of different retirement goals.
- The green section is where you specify how much you want to contribute. The savings amount from the grey section will be populated as a starting point. You can update this field to see how other contribution levels translate into potential tax savings and/or the impact to your paycheck. You will not be able to select a contribution that exceeds the IRS annual limit or your plan's limit (if on file with John Hancock).
Date of Birth*
State of Residence*
Aprox. Current Annual Income*
Payroll Frequency*
Consolidate Your Retirement Accounts
Consolidating your retirement accounts (401(k), 403(b), 457(b)*, IRA, etc.) into your new plan can help you simplify your retirement savings efforts and better prepare you for retirement with the added benefits of:
- Ability to view all account activity in one place
- Get only one statement
- Easier to manage and diversify your assets
Annual Retirement Income Goal
What you'll need at retirement:
To get there, you'll need to save:
$000/paycheck (0.0%)
Your maximum annual contribution has been reached.
Plan Limits
Your contribution amount cannot exceed your plan limit and/or the 2016 IRS regulations ($18,000)
You might have an additional opportunity if over 50! Catch-up contributions allow savers age 50 and over to increase contributions to their qualified retirement plan up to a maximum of $6,000 for 2016 in excess of the IRS limit of $18,000. A catch-up contribution is any elective contribution made by an eligible participant and must be made by payroll deduction. Please check with your plan administration for more information. Note: You can elect to stop contributing at any time. To do so, please contact your plan administrator.