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The Artist's House - Historic Home in Downtown Hudson - Great Prices in Winter!
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- Minimum stay:2 nights
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Sleeps 6, Downtown Location - Near ski areas (Windham)
The house is wonderful in the fall and winter – many things to do in the area and two major ski areas – Windham and Catamount – are less than an hour away. There are a number of parks that offer winter activities – snow shoeing, cross country skiing, and ice skating, and many cultural attractions are open throughout the winter. Our house has a state of the art heating system, so it will be warm and cozy on the coldest of days. After a day of skiing, you can soak in our oversized claw footed top and curl up with our blankets and throws. Or you can wander nearby and sit by a fire at the world famous Fish and Game Restaurant .
A highlight in Hudson is Winter Walk on Warren Street, just a block away – a free event on the First Saturday of December from 5 – 8, with carolers in Victorian costumes, musical ensembles and dancers performing in the stores, with abundant refreshments and gift opportunities.
The house is on a corner so light floods the elegant high ceilinged rooms through the multiple tall windows and two bay windows. There is a double parlor with original sliding pocket doors and a separate study with a large flat screen TV and pullout sofa. There is cable service and wifi. There is a full bath with tiled shower on the first floor. The renovated eat in kitchen is fully furnished and has two big windows and a door onto the back porch leading to the private shady landscaped garden.
The grand stair hall leads to the second floor with its three good sized bedrooms and huge full bath with an oversized clawfoot tub as well as a large tiled shower.
Two of the bedrooms have queen sized beds and one is full sized. These rooms also have tall ceilings and large windows. They are cheerful and bright.
The house is fully air conditioned and heated and has an alarm system. It is probably best suited for adults or families with older children.
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Member since: 2013
Property Type
- House
- 3000 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 6
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
- We are starting an exciting exclusive catering arrangement with the popular new restaurant whose garden backs up to ours, Fish and Game, Hudson. The celebrity chef, Zak Pelaccio, is offering to deliver special breakfasts and late afternoon drinks and hors d'oeuvres to our house, to be ready for you when you get there, so you can just relax and settle in. They have also offered to make special arrangements for dinner reservations at the restaurant for guests at our house. The restaurant has a unique email for our guests to use to arrange the particulars and payment with them directly. The email is email@example.com. Be sure to tell them you will be guests at The Artist's House for this very special service. ...moreless
- Books
- DVD Player
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Spa
- Tourist Attractions
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Museums
- Playground
- Restaurants
- Synagogues
- Water Parks
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Boating
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
Location Type
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cross Country Skiing
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Mountaineering
- Sailing
- Dining Area
- Seating for 6 people
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Deck / Patio
- Lawn / Garden
- Outdoor Grill
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Summer/Fall May 15 - Nov 19, 2017 2 night min stay |
$500 | $600 Thu, Fri, Sat |
$2,800 | $6,325 | |
My Standard Rate 2 night min stay |
$350 | $450 Thu, Fri, Sat |
$1,950 | $4,980 | |
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $500
- Cleaning $125
Weekend rates apply to holidays.
Owner's cancellation policy:
100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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Car: Not Necessary
Hudson is an historic american city founded on the whaling industry after the revolution. It has maintained its historic architecture and charm to a large degree. It has experienced a renaissance in the last 20 years and is now a world reknowned antiques center as well as home to multiplying numbers of chic shops and restaurants, including the brand new restaurant, fish and game, by famed restaurateur, zak pelaccio, of fatty crab and fatty cue in nyc, whose garden backs up to our garden.
The main street, warren, is one block over. The world headquarters for face stockholm is located there, as well as numerous art galleries, such as the carrie haddad gallery and the john davis gallery. Many interesting and unusual shops, bars, restaurants and coffee houses line the streets. Le gamin country is a great french bistro relocated from nyc, le perche is a new french bakery and restaurant, with a brick baking oven imported from france. The best pizza and salads ever are to be had at informal baba louie's. Swoon kitchen bar, ca' mia, the crimson sparrow are all very elegant, some with outdoor dining. Club helsinki is a cool venue for music and performances as well as being a bar and restaurant.
Of course, if you have a car, or want to rent one once you get here, from enterprise rent-a-car, hudson is a perfect location for exploring the great historic house museums of the hudson valley, such as marvelous olana, home of hudson river school painter frederick church, the thomas cole house, lindenwald, home of president martin van buren, clermont and montgomery place. All with in about 15 minutes of hudson. A little farther afield, there is the beautiful countryside and farmland of the berkshires and northern columbia county.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2013
About the owner: My sister and I own the house. We live with our families and work nearby and have always loved Hudson. We think this is one of the most beautiful houses in Hudson and we are thrilled to have had the opportunity to buy it and make it available to people wanting to experience the beauty and excitement of this special little riverside city. One of us is an architect, specializing in historic preservation and restoration, and the other is the president of The Olana Partnership. We discovered Columbia County 27 years ago, having grown up in NYC, and have lived here ever since. The Hudson Valley is one of the most beautiful places in the world and its proximity to NYC makes it a favorite spot for weekends away. The train ride along the river is worth the trip by itself!
Why the Owner Chose Hudson, NY, USA:
Our house is one of a kind and in beautiful condition. It is both comfortable and elegant. The proportions of the rooms are perfect. The natural light is superlative. The location is perfect for experiencing the city of Hudson and all its charms.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
So many of the original architectural details were intact, including the bracketed archways at each bay window. The polished wood floors. The charming garden and private back porch in the middle of an urban environment. The great restaurants and shops you can walk to. Lively street scene. New York Magazine wrote a great article about Hudson as a perfect weekend getaway: http://nymag.com/travel/weekends/hudsonnew/
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Living Room with Original Wood Floors and High Ceilings
Living Room, Stair Hall, and Study from the Dining Room
Dining Room with Bay Window and Garden View
Eat-In Kitchen with Two Windows and Door to Back Porch and Garden
Garden with Iron Gate to the Sidewalk, Landscaping, Cobblestones
First Floor Full Bath with Tiled Shower
Second Floor Hall looking into Green Bedroom
Bedroom #2, Overlooking the Garden. Marble Top Chest of Drawers
Bedroom #1 with Queen Bed, Down Comforter, and Chaise Lounge
Huge Second Floor Bath, with Clawfoot Slipper Tub and Large Tiled Shower
Welcoming front Entrance with Mahogany Double Doors and Slate Ornamentation
Living Room, Front Double Parlor. Sunfilled, High Ceilings, Decorative Fireplace
Thru Recessed Pocket Doors from Dining Room to Living Room
First Floor Study/TV Room with Bay Window and Pullout Couch
Eat-In Kitchen
Shady Spot in Garden, with Cast Iron Bench under a Cherry Tree
Elegant Front Stair Hall
Queen bedroom #2, Down Comforter and Lots of Windows
Bedroom#3, Library Bedroom, Double Bed, Cozy Mohair Blanket and Down Comforter
Bedroom #, Arched Alcove, 4 Huge Windows, Antique Dresser and Desk
Front of the Fouse with Flowering Redbud Trees and Garden to the Rear
This listing was first published here in 2013.
Date last modified - Saturday, March 25, 2017
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As Vice President of Policy & Communications, Elizabeth Myung Sook Krause provides vision and strategy for the Connecticut Health Foundation's (CT Health) public policy and strategic communications activities.
On staff since 2005 and previously working in the grantmaking side of the foundation as a senior program officer, Elizabeth plays a leading role in integrating the work of CT Health's program, policy, and communications departments. Elizabeth oversaw the 2013 rollout of CT Health's strategic shift, which makes expanding health equity for people of color the foundation's central focus. Her public policy role revolves around ensuring that health equity is baked into the implementation of health reform in Connecticut. A recognized health equity expert, Elizabeth represents the foundation on a number of state and national advisory bodies and multi-partner initiatives.
The Smith College and Harvard School of Public Health alumna previously served as a Prevention Specialist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Elizabeth is a fellow of Grantmakers in Health's Terrance Keenan Institute for Emerging Leaders in Health Philanthropy.

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#82 Darren Flutie's one-handed touchdown catch was the highlight of Hamilton's 32-21 Grey Cup victory over the Calgary Stampeders at B.C.Place in 1999. He is considered one of the greatest Canadian Football League receivers of all-time. Doug Flutie's younger brother, played 12 seasons in the CFL before retiring in 2002 as the league's all-time leader in receptions (972) and second all-time in receiving yards (14,359). During his career, Flutie scored 66 touchdowns, averaged 14.8 yards per catch and played in four Grey Cup games, winning twice. read more about Darren here... The Hamilton Tiger Cats signed Chuck Ealey prior to the 1972 season. Ealey was coming off an NCAA record 35 game winning streak with the Toledo Rockets that still stands. Ealey had offers from the NFL to play as a running back but elected to sign with Hamilton and continue his career at quarterback. He was an instant success with Hamilton winning the Schenley for Outstanding Rookie in 1972 and named MVP of the '72 Grey Cup in which Hamilton defeated Saskatchewan 13-10 on a last second field goal at newly renovated Ivor Wynne Stadium. Ealey lasted just over two seasons with Hamilton before moving on to Winnipeg and then Toronto but his magical rookie season lasts as the highlight of his professional career. Read more about Chuck here... Defensive End Grover Covington terrorized CFL quarterbacks in the 1980's. Grover came to Hamilton in a trade with Montreal prior to the 1981 season after graduating from Johnson C. Smith University in 1980. The 6'3" 255 pound end was a force on defence, leading the CFL in sacks on 3 occasions and winning Defensive Player of the year honours in 1988. He totalled 3 sacks in the Tiger Cas 1986 Grey Cup victory over Edmonton 39-16 and was named top Defensive Player of the title game that year. He retired after the 1991 season compiling a CFL record 157 career quarterback sacks. Read more about the incomparable Grover here... Don McPherson was a stand-out quarterback with Syracuse and finished runner-up to Tim Brown in voting for the 1987 Heisman trophy. After bouncing around a few NFL clubs he joined Hamilton in August of 1991. He made an impression in the 1992 Eastern semi-final as he led the club to a 2nd half comeback victory over Ottawa 29-28. Based on that performance McPherson was named the clubs starting quarterback for 1993. He struggled throwing 21 interceptions and only 6 touchdowns as the club finished the year at 6-12 with a carousel of quarterbacks. McPherson did not return to the club and the lofty expectations for the athletic pivot were not fulfilled. Read more about Don with Hamilton here... Tony Champion holds a special place in the hearts of all Tiger Cat fans. The lanky graduate of the University of Tennessee-Martin had an outstanding 7 year career with Hamilton. What stands above all of the statistics Champion compiled is what many consider the greatest catch in football. In the 1989 Grey Cup, Hamilton battled the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the newly minted Skydome. Suffering from broken ribs; Champion made a spectacular, twisting, catch falling backward into the end zone, the play stands as a signature play in Grey Cup and CFL history. Champion had 14 touchdown receptions that season and although Hamilton would lose the Grey Cup that day, Champion and that catch will not soon be forgotten. Read more about Tony and his career with Hamilton here... Ben Zambiasi was a ferocious linebacker for the Hamilton Tiger Cats for 10 seasons. He joined the club after a brief stint with the Chicago Bears in 1978 and was an instant success. The Georgia grad was runner up for league rookie of the year honours in '78 after just 10 games. He continued his dominance at linebacker into the 1980's as he was named a league all-star every season from 1978-82. Although only 6'1" and 215 lbs Zambiasi was a feared defender known for his punishing hits. The team won the Grey Cup in 1986 behind the clubs dominant defence led by Ben Zambiasi. He left the club in March 1988 and spent his final season in the league with Toronto in 1989. A true legend in the long history of dominant Ticat defensive players. Read more about Ben here... Intimidating, Powerful, Feared three words that can describe Tim Cofield's brief yet impressive career in the Canadian Football League. Cofield was an imposing presence as a Defensive End for parts of 6 CFL seasons. Tim first came to the CFL in 1991 after 5 seasons in the NFL. Tim signed with Calgary in 1991 and was with the club through 1992. The North Carolina native was then traded to Hamilton for the 1993 season. With Hamilton Tim really exploded onto the CFL scene posting an impressive sack total of 19 in 1993 including a CFL record 5 sacks in 1 game. He followed that up with 16 sacks in 1994. Tim was a CFL All-Star in 1993 and '94. At 6'2" 245lbs he was definitely a terror for offensive lineman. He only spent parts of 6 seasons in Canadian Football but Tim Cofield left a path of destruction that rivals that of the top defenders in league history. Read more about Tim here... Rufus Crawford was a multi-talented athlete with Hamilton for 7 seasons. He was equally adept as a receiver or rushing the ball out of the backfield. Crawford was also a dangerous threat on special teams returning kickoffs and punts. Crawford set a league mark (since surpassed) in 1984 for combined yards and was named the Eastern division's Most Outstanding Player. One of the first modern day multi-purpose players, Crawford could change a game in so many ways. Over his career Rufus had 18 touchdowns rushing, 8 receiving and 2 on punt returns. The North Carolina native retired at the young age of 30 to pursue other opportunities including acting but he remains to this day one of the most versatile offensive performers in league history. Read more about Rufus here... From Massachusetts Angelo Mosca came to Canada from Notre Dame to play in the CFL in 1958 and was a star player through the '60s and into the 1970's. One of the best-known players in league history with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Infamous for an incident in the 1963 Grey Cup when he injured B.C. Lions star player (and future Hall of Famer) Willie Fleming in what was thought to be a premeditated late, out-of-bounds hit. In true pro wrestling style, Mosca has denied it to this day, and the tapes seemed to show that he was committed to making the hit before Fleming was tackled by another player. Mosca carried his reputation with pride and Hamilton won the Cup, and won it again in 1965, 1967, and 1972 (pictured left). Angelo has made Hamilton his home and the rugged nature of Steeltown suits his personality perfectly. Read more from an article by Steve Milton about the Ticat and CFL legend here... Jimmy Jones spent 7 seasons in the CFL. Highly regarded when he arrived in the league with Montreal in 1973 out of USC Jones would experience success leading Montreal to the Grey Cup in 1974. Jimmy spent the greatest part of his career as a starting quarterback with the Hamilton Tiger Cats from 1976-78. The club did not have a great deal of success with Jimmy but he did lead them to an Eastern Final in 1976 where they were defeated by the eventual Grey Cup champion Ottawa Rough Riders. An athletic quarterback with a strong arm Jimmy kept opposing defences guessing with his ability to run and also stretch the defence with long passes. He may not have lived up to his potential when he arrived in the CFL but Jones carved out a productive career in the CFL. Read more here.. |
The Tiger Cats were looking to make a splash in the football world following a disappointing 1993 season. Celebrating their 125 season as a franchise Hamilton went after a marquee quarterback. The Tiger Cats lured Timm Rosenbach the former Arizona Cardinal and Washington State standout out of retirement and back onto the gridiron. Rosenbach barely made labour day and after just 10 games was out of the league with the team struggling to a 2-8 record. It was a short stay for Rosenbach but a notable name to add to a long list of Tiger Cat pivots. Read more about Timm here... One of the most popular and beloved players in Tiger Cat history is receiver Earl Winfield. Earl joined Hamilton in 1987 and was the teams most outstanding player 5 times and a division all-star on 4 occasions. He enjoyed his best season in 1995 with 1,496 yard receiving and 13 touchdowns. He retired after the 1996 season but returned for a brief stint in late '97 before retiring for good as the team leader in career receiving yards and touchdowns. read more about Earl here... A hardnosed kid from Sault Ste. Marie with the ability to catch a football – that was the basis for Rocky Dipietro to carve out a hall of fame career in the Canadian Football League. For Rocky Dipietro it was his determination that took him from senior football in Sault Ste. Marie to the University of Ottawa and then to the Canadian Football League. Dipietro played 14 seasons for the Hamilton Tiger Cats and is on the team's wall of honour. Read more about Rocky here... Danny McManus retired prior to the 2007 season. Danny a colourful individual both on and off the field spent 16 seasons in the CFL. He won the Grey Cup 3 times in 6 appearances. Danny spent the majority of his career and left the biggest impression over his 8 seasons with the Hamilton Tiger Cats. Joining Hamilton in 1998 along with coach Ron Lancaster and receiver Darren Flutie the Tiger Cats immediately became perennial threats in the Eastern division. 1999 was without a doubt Danny's finest year as a pro he passed for 5,334 yards, 28 touchdowns and was named the leagues Outstanding Player. In addition, to those regular season accomplishments he also led Hamilton to a Grey Cup victory over Calgary 32-21 and was named the Most Outstanding Player in the game. Read more about Danny as a Ticat here... Joe Montford was an unstoppable force in the CFL for 12 seasons. For the majority of his career it was as a Hamilton Tiger Cat that he terrorized opposing quarterbacks from his Rush End position. Following in a line of great Ti-Cat Defensive Lineman that contains Angelo Mosca and Grover Convingtion. Montford captured 3 Most Outstanding Defensive Player Awards while compiling an incredible 135 sacks over his career. Read more about Joe here... |
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Forum topic by agallant | posted 09-22-2011 07:22 PM | 1057 views | 0 times favorited | 10 replies |
I have been contemplating sending my Forrest WW2 out for sharpening. It is not chipping or burning per-say but it is requiring more effort to push wood through it. How do you know when it is time to change the blade out with a sharper one? |
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#1 posted 09-22-2011 07:24 PM |
the problem you are having with it would be a good indication -- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle |
#2 posted 09-22-2011 07:30 PM |
You'll get the same symptoms when the blade is dirty too….which of course will eventually cause premature dulling. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#3 posted 09-22-2011 07:34 PM |
That is a good question. Keeping the blade clean can help with the resistance issues. Since dulling occurs slowly over time it can be difficult to notice. However, if you have a sharp/clean blade to compare it to, that may give you sort of an instant response. After I sent my wwIIs to forrest for sharpening, the difference was substantial. Now I wonder why I waited so long. Same can be said for planer/jointer knives. But, once you have sharp, you will know dull if that makes sense. |
#4 posted 09-22-2011 07:41 PM |
I sent my WWII to Burns Tools (do a google search)and was very pleased, as good as Forrest (maybe better) and cheaper. |
#5 posted 09-22-2011 08:21 PM |
Take a look at the teeth. If you see grunge on the faces or sides, a good cleaning might be all that you need. At the risk of starting a war, I'll suggest using Simple Green. If the cleaning doesn't improve performance, it's probably time to sharpen. -- Adversity doesn't build character...................it reveals it. |
#6 posted 09-22-2011 08:23 PM |
Whe the wood is difficult or more difficult than normal to feed into the machine, the machine will start trying to lift the wood off the table. This is what a DULL blade will be like. Sounds to me like you should be gathering the price of a blade sharpening. I think you will like the results. |
#7 posted 09-22-2011 08:28 PM |
Forrest did a very nice job resharpening my WWII. I, too, wondered why I waited so long after getting it back. -- Altruism is, ultimately, self-serving |
#8 posted 09-22-2011 08:43 PM |
I am about to start a new project in a few weeks so I think I will try to clean and if that does not work then I will send it out. -AG |
#9 posted 09-22-2011 09:00 PM |
I recommend simple green purple if you want to clean your blades. It is the purple green that is a purple liquid, and sells for about$13 per gallon. Dilute it 50/50% with water and watch that pitch and resin melt away. Sipmle green purple will not weaken carbide, and is approved for soaking. I clean my T.S. blade every couple hours of run time. Works great. On a side note, how do you know when you only have one coffee filter? Feels like one, but what if it really two? -- Willie, Washington "If You Choose Not To Decide, You Still Have Made a Choice" - Rush |
#10 posted 09-22-2011 09:48 PM |
To add further comment, you will also experience the hard to push syndrome if your table on the saw has pitch or resin on it. It is difficult to see, so I frequently clean and wax the table and fence….you would be surprised at how much difference that makes. -- Wayne - Plymouth MN |
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People | 4 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Space | 805 sq. ft. |
Property type | cottage |
Minimum Stay | 3 nights |
Ideally located in the historic Hyde Park neighborhood of Boise's North End, this charming cottage is blocks from the outdoor trails of Camel's Back Park and a short walk to the restaurants, pubs and shops of Hyde Park's 13th Street downtown, and convenient to downtown Boise, the State Capitol, the Greenbelt, and Boise State University.
Located on a quiet, tree-lined street, our home is a vintage 1912 cottage with the modern amenities you expect: Central air-conditioning, LCD TV, DVD player, CD player, microwave, dishwasher, full-size refrigerator with ice-maker, 4-burner electric oven, and coffee maker. The bath features a classic claw-footed tub with a shower and each bedroom has a ceiling fan for those who prefer to open a window and enjoy the fresh air of the high desert nights that cool Boise when the sun goes down. For a quiet evening at home enjoy playing cards, Monopoly, Scrabble, or even Rock 'Em. Sock 'Em Robots; listen to classic rock CDs, or pop a movie in the DVD player. The small back deck and yard have chairs and tables for you to enjoy your morning coffee, or evening drink.
Located in the attached shed are a couple of bicycles for an easy ride to downtown, or a more challenging exploration of the foothill trails of Camel's Back Park and the surrounding foothills.
Cozy and comfortable, Hyde Park Cottage is the perfect place to stay whether you are visiting Boise for vacation, a BSU Broncos football game, work, or business in Idaho's state capitol.
Originally from 'back east' we moved to Idaho in 2001. After the children went off to college we relocated, first to Seattle then to Shanghai, China and then back again to Seattle. Eventually, we plan on retiring to this house in Boise.
Thom George purchased this cottage in 2014
The arrival of our first grandchild has motivated us to spend more time here in Boise. Having a home here so we can see our grandchild is important to us, sharing it with others while we're away, is the best of both worlds.
The warmth of the butternut walls and the dark wood floors, the quaintness of the enclosed porches and the ability to walk to dinner made this home, in this location, the perfect fit for us.
Hi! My family and I stayed at the cottage for an entire month. We biked, walked and dined at most of the nearby places. We enjoyed your garden...fresh veggies!! Hard to beat, lovely place to stay.
This a nice house in a great part of Boise. Everything was as advertised. Easy access to Hyde Park and downtown.
This little cottage is in the heart of some of Boise's best gems. Camel's Back Park, Hyde Park and it's nestled in the charming North End, which is close to downtown and not much further to the Boise River Greenbelt. The cottage is comfortable and clean. Even though it's small, it's well laid out with a great kitchen and nice bedroom with a comfortable bed. We stayed there for a month while we shopped for a new home and it was a great place to call home for a short time. Wished we could have stayed longer, but the place was booked!
If you are planning a visit to Boise, this cute, well maintained cottage is the perfect location. Camelback Park is just up the street and well worth exploring. And you can walk to the Hyde Park Historic District where you can find good food, entertainment, and a fun atmosphere. To top it off, the cottage has just about Everything you might need...including a very comfortable bed! We had a great time and will be back.
We really enjoyed our time at this cute cottage. We had moved to Boise and needed a place to stay while we were waiting for our house to close. This place fit ours needs perfectly. We loved breakfasts on the sun porch. Although there was no yard to speeak of our dog barely noticed because it is so close to Hull's Gulch. We enjoyed the walking trails and the leash-off part was great. If we didn't have our own home here now, we would certainly stay again and we will recommend this cottage to friends. Hannah is a doll and very helpful as well.
Took my wife and 9 month old baby to Boise for Memorial Day weekend. Stayed at this lovely North End cottage which was cozy and authentic. Makes you feel like a Boise resident rather than just another hotel guest. Perfect place if you want walking distance to great parks, trails and very accessible Hyde Park blocks with cafes and shopping. Just a few minutes to the downtown areas.
Don't think twice. Book it !
We had a nice week in this cottage. Had most everything we needed and was very clean and comfortable. Close to the Hyde Park stores and dining, Boise Co-Op for groceries, and the downtown street market and great restaurants. Thanks for a super week!
Rental Period | Minimum Price | Additional Nights | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event Price | |||
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Property Damage Protection | £80 |
Cleaning | £56 |
Pet Fee | £60 |
Tax Rate | 13.0% |
Minimum age 25
Stays of 31 days or longer are exempt from all sales and hotel taxes.
A sixty (60) day notice is required for cancellation. Cancellations that
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We have nearly 200 internet marketing entrepreneur apprentices booked in for this weekend. 195 to be exact… To actually have 5 spare seats in the room comes as a bit of a relief because I didn't think we'd have enough room for a while. We did no advertising at all (and I call myself an internet marketer – lol), yet there was no need to. The room filled itself with my clients without me selling the seats on a massive sales page that scrolls for ages and ages (don't you just love those long sales pages?).
I'm sure that someone, somewhere must have died from old age reading one of those internet marketing sales pages that goes on… and on… 😉
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I am really looking forward to this bootcamp. For 2 days, I will teach 195 people (hmm.. I wonder if there are 5 more people wishing they had booked in now?), step by step, in layman's terms how to rank number 1 on Google, how to blog like a champion and start raking in some serious pocket money (money goes in your pocket, right?) with some fun strategies and having a bucketload of fun marketing products online.
Anyone that is in business and hasn't locked in a number 1 position in Google is seriously "not serious" about staying in business. Sorry, but if you haven't locked away number 1 on Google for your local business, someone is taking away your customers right now… So guess what we will be focusing heavily on at the bootcamp?
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Before I jump on the plane to do some surfing in Surfers Paradise (Seriously, I can't surf to save my life), I'll make the last 5 spots for the Internet Marketing Bootcamp available. If anyone wants to fill those seats, give my office a call on 08 9791 6600 or go online at Affiliate Marketing Mastery and grab the 6 month program. If you call the office and the phones are busy, leave a message and my Customer Support Manager will call you back.
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Sarah E. Baker is Director of the Northern Virginia Writing Project, an affiliate of the National Writing Project. She was formerly Assistant Director of Mason's nationally recognized Writing Across the Curriculum Program. She has been teaching advanced composition (English 302) at Mason since 2007 in both face-to-face and online spaces. She also teaches in the INTO Mason Pathways program for international undergraduate and graduate students. Her professional interests and scholarship have included writing assessment, writing in online spaces, and mentorship. Her current research is in the area of professional development for teachers and the scholarship of teaching and learning.
Uncovering Challenges and Pedagogical Complications in Dissertation Writing and Supervisory Practices: Findings from a Multi-method Study of Doctoral Students and Advisers. Rogers, Paul, Zawacki, Terry Myers, & Baker, Sarah E. in Graduate Writing Support: Research, Pedagogy, and Program Design. Eds. Steve Simpson, Michelle Cox, Nigel Caplan, & Talinn Phillips. University of Michigan Press, 2015 (in press)
Voices at the Table: Balancing the Needs and Wants of Program Stakeholders to Design a Value-added Writing Assessment Plan. Zawacki, Terry Myers, Reid, E. Shelley, Zhou, Ying, & Baker, Sarah E. (2009, December 3). Across the Disciplines [Special issue on Writing Across the Curriculum and Assessment], http://wac.colostate.edu/atd/assessment/zawackietal.cfm
Written Communication Assessment Update 2007-10, In Focus (Mason Office of Institutional Assessment), 2010
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Using Theory Shifting to Construct a Sustainable Program Narrative, International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, 2014
Pilot Writing Fellows Program for Business Communication and Multilingual Writers, International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, 2014
The Shifting Landscape of Graduate Student Writing in and across Disciplines, Writing Research Across Borders Conference, 2014
Narratives of Leadership in Internationalized Higher Education, NAFSA Region VIII Conference, 2013
Symbiosis Under Scrutiny: The Strength of WAC Agency, International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, 2010
Sustaining Faculty Integration of New Technologies: The TAC/WAC Learning Communities at George Mason University, Educause Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference, 2009
A Wiki on Every Desktop, International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, 2008
"Will My Story Bring Change…?" Reflections by Non-Native Student-Writers Help Reinvent the U.S. Academy, Conference on College Composition and Communication, 2008
Visual Praxis across the Disciplines, George Washington University Graduate Symposium, 2007
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...ponderings from the pen of a poet, via the heart of a human, often touched by the wicked sense of humour of an observer of oddities...
Sunday, 1 May 2016
Ties that bind?
I have no idea when early cave men's descendants decided shirts and ties would be worn in favour of pelts, furs or plain old bare skin (!), but somewhere along the way, decide it they did. And ties, plain or bow, have caused many a wrinkled brow ever since.
I once had to give a fifteen minute lecture to a class of fellow teachers, on the intricacies of tying both kinds. Maybe that accounts for the secret wish I've harboured ever since... to grab the tie of an unsuspecting male, and slice it in two with a snip from some sharp shears. Not quite on a par with Tome Lehrer's cruel cut, as no bloodstains would result, but equally final.
I have yet to realise this ambition, so beware...
But on a more serious note, during my long absence from blog world, I have created a few ties, amongst them this colourful version for a birthday gift - hence the candle!
I tried both crochet and knitting, but I think the knitted one shown here worked best, although the boredom quotient is equally high for either method, due to the long length and narrow width. I think a mesmerised state ensues after the first twelve inches or so...
However, the third and anything but serious reference comes in honour of the great Victoria Wood whose recent death has left the world saddened, even while laughter continues in the wake of such a genius. If you've never heard her rendition of "The Ballad Of Barry And Freda", I urge you to seek it out.
Freda and Barry sat one night.
The sky was clear the stars were bright.
The wind was soft. The moon was up.
Freda drained her cocoa cup
She licked her lips. She felt sublime.
She switched off Gardener's Question Time.
Barry cringed in fear and dread
as Freda grabbed his tie and said:
To whet your appetite, these are the first two stanzas, with their reference in the last line which brings my subject full circle. :-)
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I was very sad to learn of her death but what a cornucopia of delight she has left - such wit.
Incidentally, I applaud you for your knitted candle - 5 stitch button borders are my limit.Two hilarious songs. Victoria Wood went to the Girls' side of my old school - a sort of semi-detached co-ed in the North of England. I do wonder if she will be commemorated on the Honours Board. She should be. Thanks, Jinks . . . for the tie as well as the post.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the tie ... such patience !
And yes , very sad about Victoria Wood . It seems impossible that she'll write nothing more ...Ties are such an odd piece of apparel in the never-changing world of men's fashion. Oddly enough, I just saw someone snip a tie on tv yesterday.
ReplyDeleteBeat me on the bottom with a Woman's Weekly! Hard to believe her name has been added to the ever growing list of treasures that have been taken from us this year. By the way I favour the Windsor knot for my straight ties! Great to see you blogging again.
Visit Keith's RamblingsHi! Yes, Victoria Wood was unique. Such a naturally funny lady. Welcome back to Blogland and thanks for visiting mine!
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Have you ever been disappointed by the lack of configuration details that the System Information utility displays in Microsoft Windows? If so, you'll find a lot to like in PC Wizard. This little utility from the folks at CPUID.com is one of the more comprehensive system information products I've encountered. PC Wizard can very accurately identify a large number of system components, and because it's regularly updated, it supports the latest technologies and standards.
In addition to extremely detailed hardware information, PC Wizard provides you with specifics on configuration files, system files, and system resources. It even has a basic benchmarking feature. And the best part is that PC Wizard is free. I'll introduce you to PC Wizard, examine its capabilities, and describe some situations in which the information revealed by PC Wizard comes in handy.
Downloading and installing PC Wizard
PC Wizard is compatible with Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP. You can download it from the PC Wizard page on the CPUID Web site. At the time this article was written, the most current iteration of the product was PC Wizard 2004, version 1.40.
Once you download the executable installation file (PCW2004.exe), simply double-click it to launch the Setup wizard. Once the installation procedure is complete, you'll have the option to immediately run the program.
Take a tour
As I mentioned, PC Wizard is one of the most comprehensive system information utilities I've ever seen. One look at the opening screen, shown in Figure A, should immediately confirm that assessment.
Figure A |
PC Wizard's opening screen gives you an idea of the amount of system information packed within this utility. |
Before we examine the information that PC Wizard reveals, let's take a look at some of the features in the program itself, beginning with the user interface. On the left, you'll see a graphical menu called the Tools window. Working like the Tasks pane in Windows XP's My Computer, the Tools window's five category sections expand and contract when you click the category headings. The category headings are Hardware, Configuration, System Files, Resources, and Benchmark. The Hardware category is expanded by default when you launch the program.
Once expanded, each category reveals a set of icons you can use to drill down to specific information that falls under that particular category. To drill down, begin by selecting an icon, whose subcategory is defined in a pop-up when you hover your mouse pointer over the icon. The items in that subcategory are displayed in the list box in the top section of the right-hand pane, along with a brief description. When you select an item, specific details about that particular item appear on the Information and Drivers tabs—if applicable.
While PC Wizard's user interface makes viewing system information a quick and easy operation, you may want to export information for comparison or for compiling reports. Fortunately, there are multiple options for doing so—just pull down the File menu, and you can select the Save As, Print, or Send A Message command.
When you select the Save As command, you'll see the dialog box shown in Figure B. Not only can you specify the range and amount of information you want to save in your report, but you can also specify the format, choosing from plain text, HTML, or RTF. You can even have your report archived in either CAB or ZIP format.
Figure B |
PC Wizard can create its reports in several formats. |
When you select the Print or Send A Message command, you'll see a similar dialog box but only with options in the Range and Parameters panels. Obviously, using the Print command will sent the report to the default printer. However, when you use the Send A Message command, you'll see a message window from the default e-mail client with the subject heading of PC Wizard Report. The report will be sent as an attachment named Pcwizard.rep and saved in text format.
In addition to these standard reports, PC Wizard can generate and produce a DMI (Desktop Management Interface) dump as well as a hardware registers dump. You'll find commands to create these reports on the Tools menu.
If you're currently using the Motherboard Monitor utility (a tool that displays temperature and fan RPM information from a sensor chip on your motherboard), you'll discover that PC Wizard can communicate with and display information collected by Motherboard Monitor.
There's really not much else to PC Wizard's user interface that's worth pointing out. In fact, there are several features that aren't completely implemented. For example, the Help system is basically nonexistent, and the PC Wizard Web Update feature doesn't work. Nevertheless, the level and detail of the information you can uncover with PC Wizard definitely makes up for these shortcomings.
Gather information galore
Because I can't cover every one of PC Wizard's information stores in detail within this article, I'll direct your attention to Table A for a complete list.
Category | Items |
Hardware | Mainboard |
� | Processor |
� | Video |
� | IO Ports |
� | Drive |
� | Printers |
� | Devices |
� | Multimedia |
� | Network |
� | Power Status |
� | Voltage Temperature and Fans |
Configuration | Operating System |
� | Internet |
� | Control Panel |
� | Desktop |
� | Process and Threads |
� | DLL Library |
� | OLE Description |
� | Microsoft Applications |
� | TrueType Fonts |
� | Updates |
� | Uninstall and Microsoft Installer |
� | Boot/Startup Application |
� | Associated File Extensions |
� | DirectX |
� | ODBC Data Sources |
� | Services |
System Files | Config.nt |
� | Boot.ini |
� | Autoexec.nt |
� | Detlog.txt |
� | Bootlog.txt |
� | System.ini |
� | Windows.ini |
� | DosStart.bat |
� | CMOS Values |
� | Config.dos |
� | Autoexec.dos |
� | Environment Variables |
Resources | Interrupt Request (IRQ) |
� | Direct Memory Access (DMA) |
� | I/O Ports |
� | Memory Resources |
Benchmarks | Processor |
� | L1 Cache |
� | L2 Cache |
� | Global Memory |
� | Video/DirectX 3D |
� | Hard Disk |
Now, let's suppose you want to add more memory to a computer and need to find out how much memory is already installed, gather details on what types of memory chips are installed, and discover whether there is an empty socket on the motherboard to accommodate an additional chip. Under normal circumstances, you might have to investigate several utilities to obtain some of this information, and you might even have to open the box to gather the rest. With PC Wizard, however, you just access the Physical Memory item of the Hardware/Mainboard category, as shown in Figure C, and you instantly have access to all the details you need, and more.
Figure C |
Tracking down detailed information on RAM chips is easy with PC Wizard. |
On my example computer, PC Wizard reveals that the chip in the first socket is manufactured by Micron Technology, and that it's 128 MB SDRAM. The part and serial numbers for this chip are also shown. The rest of the information indicates that this computer has a single bank with two sockets, and that the second socket contains an identical Micron 128 MB SDRAM. It also reveals that the maximum memory for this system is 1024 MB.
In another scenario, suppose that while troubleshooting a problem, you access the Processes tab in Task Manager and see a process you don't recognize. Before you proceed, you want to learn more about the process. To do so, just access the Process And Threads section of the Configuration category, select the process item, and then select the Drivers tab. You'll then be able to quickly gather all kinds of information about the process, as shown in Figure D.
Figure D |
The Process and Threads section allows you to quickly gather information on any running process. |
Now, imagine that you're supporting a legacy DOS application under Windows XP and need to investigate the Config.nt and Autoexec.nt files as part of a Windows Virtual DOS Machine (NTVDM) subsystem troubleshooting expedition. Rather than launching Notepad and then painstakingly locating and opening the files, you can quickly take a look at the contents of those files by selecting them in the System Files category, as shown in Figure E.
Figure E |
Accessing obscure configuration files is streamlined. |
If you want to investigate your hard disk's performance, you can access the Benchmark category and run the Hard Disk Benchmark. You'll then see a display of the data as well as a graphic, as shown in Figure F.
Figure F |
PC Wizard's hard disk benchmarking provides good information. |
Sharing system information
As you can see, the amount and detail of information packed into PC Wizard is quite amazing. Of course, we all know that PC Wizard is not the only system information utility out there. So, if you know of or would recommend another such utility, post that information in the Discussion area below.
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Alex conducts interdisciplinary, mixed methods research on a number of elements of disaster science. Recent projects focused on: the relationship between issue framing and oil spill policy, household residential decision-making following disasters and the role infrastructure plays in this process, archival disaster research on mental health response, and the development of a community resilience index. Alex has engaged in quick response fieldwork after a number of events, including the Moore tornado of 2013, Hurricane Sandy in 2012, and the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
Chunjing Liu (M.S. '14) is the Chief of Staff for the Department of Marine Forecastand Disaster Mitigation in China's State Oceanic Administration. Her responsibilities include formulating effective policy, planning and maintaining technical standards for marine disaster mitigation, guiding and coordinating emergency response to coastal natural hazards at the national and local level, managing and organizing marine disaster risk assessment and investigation programs, enhancing public awareness of marine disaster mitigation and prevention, and participating in international programs for marine disaster mitigation.
Chunjing was a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Delaware. The knowledge and skills around disaster management she honed in her study in the M.S. program and working in the Disaster Research Center (DRC) have provided strong support to both her work and career development. Before she joined SOA China, she had worked as marketing and strategic product manager in Advantech and Siemens companies for six years. Her bachelor's degree in Automation was from the Wuhan University of Technology in 2010.
Hsien-Ho (Ray) Chang received his doctoral degree in Disaster Science and Management from the University of Delaware in 2015. He currently serves as an assistant professor in the Fire and Emergency Management Administration Program (FEMP) at Oklahoma State University. Owing to the rigorous academic training he received from the DRC, Ray won the annual scholarship from the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) and the National Hazards Center annual Mary Fran Myer Scholarship in 2011 and 2012. He also passed the written exam and extensive working experience review to become an Associate Emergency Manager (AEM) in 2014. "I entered the DRC as a practitioner, but left this program as an academic appointee." The DRC successfully equipped Ray and helped him to switch his disaster management career from the practical to the academic community. Ray is grateful for the friendly faculty, rigorous academic training, and abundant resources (the DRC library). Ray concludes about his experience in Delaware: "Without the education I received from the DRC; I could not go so far today."
Lieutenant Colonel Jim Goetschius (Ph.D. '14) is the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency's regional program manager for the planning, design, construction, and renovation of health care facilities in the eastern United States. He oversees a $600 million portfolio of projects serving more than 800,000 beneficiaries. In addition, Jim is the preceptor for the Agency's internship program, which trains prospective health facility planners. His other duties include serving as the Army's representative for the revision of the Military Health System's standards for structural and seismic design and construction and consulting with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the planning and design of contingency health facilities for overseas, austere environments.
Jim is a veteran of the conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kosovo, where his responsibilities included the design-build of the theater hospital at Balad Airbase in Iraq and the construction of the multinational hospital at Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo. He is certified an urban planner by the American Institute of Certified Planners and designated a Level II Certified Acquisition Professional in Facilities Engineering by the Army Acquisition Corps.
Zack Adinoff (M.S. '13) is an Emergency Planner for Contra Costa County in the San Francisco Bay Area. In addition to the general responsibilities of public safety, planning, and general disaster continuity; he is the liaison for cities within the central part of the county as well as specializing in logistics and continuity of operations/government planning. He has developed a Point of Distribution Plan and collaborated on various other projects including a Catastrophic Earthquake Plan. Prior to this, he was the Emergency Management Project Coordinator for the California Resiliency Alliance, a non-profit focused on bridging the gap between Private and Public Sector emergency managers. In this role, he developed a Disaster Legislative Waiver process and Disaster Access to Travel program along with managing many others. Before this as part of his degree and for six months afterward, he worked for the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management. While there, he developed a three day functional tsunami exercise, did a comparative analysis of San Francisco and nearby San Mateo mass casualty incident plans, and assisted with numerous other projects and plans.
During his time as a student in the University of Delaware Disaster Science and Management Program, Zack specialized in High Reliability Organizations and network response theory. He has applied these concepts and others taught in the DISA program across his numerous positions. The most important lesson he learned was that disasters are less about management and more about coordination.
Quinten retired in 2006 as a Federal Security Director with the Transportation Security Administration. His career with the US Government spanned over thirty years, nearly all involving transportation safety or security.
During graduate studies at OSU, Quinten was the DRC's project manager of the Hazardous Materials Planning and Response Project.
Following OSU, Quinten was selected as a Presidential Management Intern sponsored by the US Coast Guard. During that time, he was also a staff investigator on the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island.
Following the internship, he joined the National Transportation Safety Board first as a hazardous materials accident investigator, and later as a member of the executive staff.
Prior to joining the Transportation Security Administration, Quinten held several security positions with the Federal Aviation Administration including Director of its Office of Policy and Planning, Manager of the Civil Aviation Security Division, Manager of the foreign airport assessment program, and Manager of the Research and Development requirements program. Primarily, he was responsible for all security regulations imposed on US carriers, foreign carriers operating in the US, as well as all commercial airports in the US.
Throughout his career in the federal government and as a consultant, Quinten has traveled to over 50 countries, been interviewed by ABC, NBC, CBS, NPR, CNN and several print media including the Washington Post, and testified before Congress. He has also been an expert witness in several cases involving aviation security.
Quinten is married and resides near the Gulf Coast in southern Alabama. He is an avid fisherman and boater. He is eternally grateful to his mentors at the DRC and OSU.
M.A. in Sociology, 1976, The Ohio State University. Research Associate for three years with DRC. After previously receiving a B.A. in Journalism from OSU, was a reporter for three years at the morning newspaper in Columbus prior to grad school. From 1977 to 1994 worked in the Ohio Department of Mental Health, first as a Community Evaluation Specialist/Research Administrator; a hospital Director of Community Relations, Staff Education and Program Development in Cleveland, and back in Columbus as an Assistant Area Director for 20 rural counties, as well as Disaster Services Coordinator for ODMH. I provided technical assistance and administration of two FEMA-funded crisis counseling grants and was a reviewer for Missouri's FEMA grant application in 1993.
After moving to Orlando, I was a Senior Planner with ERP&M, Inc, from 1998 to 2009, consulting in seven Florida counties and Kansas to develop Local Mitigation Strategy plans for State and FEMA review and subsequent adoption. I also assisted in developing Continuity of Operations (COOP) plans. This was the most fulfilling and relevant work of all, assisting local governments to plan and develop approaches in order to minimize the potential effects of disasters. I returned to Columbus in 2007 and "retired" in 2009, where I now volunteer with a couple organizations.
Ben Wallace attended UD as an undergrad, then went on to study disasters at the DRC, and write a thesis on climate adaptation and disaster management. After school he worked on Ebola Virus Disease preparedness planning in the Delaware Division of Public Health, then moved on to support FEMA Region III efforts in Philadelphia as a Junior Analyst. His interests include technology in disaster management, strategic planning, and organizational management.
Thomas E. Drabek (MA '62, Ph.D. '65) retired from the University of Denver after 39 years of service including Departmental Chair (1974-79; 1985-87). He served as Editor of the International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters and President of the International Research Committee on Disasters (1990-1994). He has published over 100 research articles and book chapters and 28 books including the second edition of The Human Side of Disaster (2013, Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press). Other book titles include: Strategies for Coordinating Disaster Responses (2003), Disaster Evacuation Behavior: Tourists and Other Transients (1996), and Human System Responses to Disaster: An Inventory of Sociological Findings (1986).
In August 2007, Drabek was the third recipient of the E.L. Quarantelli Award for contributions to social science disaster theory by the International Research Committee on Disasters and in June 2008, he received the first Dr. B. Wayne Blanchard Award for Academic Excellence in Emergency Management Higher Education. Since his retirement from the University of Denver (DU) he has continued his writing and conference addresses with the assistance of his wife and research collaborator, Ruth Ann Drabek. During his multi-decade career, he has remained dedicated to a vision of implementing disaster research for the common good.
After my days at UD and the Disaster Research Center came to an end, I moved to Washington, DC to work for the American Institutes for Research then the National Academy of Sciences' National Research Council (within the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education). After completing my masters degree in Predictive Analytics from Northwestern University in 2014 I took on the role of Director of Data Science for a digital marketing firm that specializes in major U.S. political campaigns. However, I moved to Mexico in 2015, so I perform this role remotely.
As an Emergency Services Coordinator in the City of Berkeley, Jennifer is responsible for emergency management planning and preparedness, focusing on people with disabilities and seniors. Her work includes providing inclusive emergency planning and shelter training to City staff and the formation and management of BEACON, a network of organizations that work with people with disabilities and engage in disaster preparedness and planning. She is also managing the launch of the Community Resilience Center program, which gives community organizations in the City of Berkeley the tools, resources, and training needed to serve as hubs for assistance and information during and following disasters.
She serves as the secretary of the IAEM Emerging Technology Caucus and as a Digital Volunteer Lead for the American Red Cross Northern California Coastal Region. Jennifer's Master's thesis at the University of Delaware was titled "Framing Disaster Planning for People with Disabilities: Analyzing the CALIF V. City of Los Angeles Lawsuit." As a graduate research assistant at the Disaster Research Center she worked on projects including studying nursing home disaster preparedness in Delaware, assisting in the development of the Community Resilience Index with Johns Hopkins University, and performing quick response research following Superstorm Sandy.
Danielle Nagele currently serves as an associate program officer in the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. She works with Resilient America Roundtable members and fellow staff to build community resilience through partnerships, research, and engagement. Before joining the National Academies, Dr. Nagele worked in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). She served as a social scientist in the Program Planning and Integration (PPI) office and a risk communication specialist in the National Ocean Service (NOS).
Dr. Nagele received her B.S. in meteorology from Millersville University and her M.S. in atmospheric science from Texas Tech University. In May 2015 she graduated from University of Delaware with a Ph.D. in Disaster Science and Management. Her research focus areas were public response to severe weather warnings and organizational culture among warning system organizations.
Gary Kreps is a retired Vice Provost and Professor of Sociology at the College of William and Mary. Following completion of his PhD in Sociology (1971) at the Ohio State University, he began his career as a faculty member (1972-to retirement) and administrator (1994-to retirement) at William and Mary. During his long career Kreps had long-standing research interests in organizational and role theories as both relate to structural analyses of community, regional, and societal responses to natural, technological, and willful hazards and disasters. Following work as a staff office and consultant at the National Research Council during the late 1970s, for over twenty years Kreps' archival studies of disaster events were supported by grants from the National Science Foundation. Over the course of these two decades, Kreps and his colleagues and students developed taxonomies and theories of organizing and role enactment during the emergency periods of disasters. Major findings from Kreps' research program were reported in two books and articles in Sociological Theory, Annual Review of Sociology, American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology, International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, and many other basic and applied publications. Kreps also collaborated with Thomas Drabek on resolving venerable issues in the definition of disasters as physical and sociological events. His 2001 entry in the International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Disaster, Sociology of) emphasized the need to reconcile functionalist and constructivist conceptions of disasters as acute systemic events. In 2008, Kreps received the E.L. Quarantelli award for contributions to social science disaster theory.
Dr. Sarah DeYoung is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia in the Institute for Disaster Management. Dr. DeYoung recently served as the Guest Editor for the International Journal of Mass Emergencies & Disasters, for a Special Issue for the Nepal Earthquake. Before her current position, Dr. DeYoung spent two years as a postdoctoral researcher at the Disaster Research Center. Her PhD is in applied Social and Community Psychology from North Carolina State University. She also holds a Master's degree in Experimental Psychology with a concentration in Social Psychology from Saint Joseph's University, as well as a Bachelor's in Psychology from North Carolina State University. Her main areas of research are decision-making for evacuations, IYCFE (Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies), and community-based disaster mitigation (especially seismic mitigation). She is an advocate for safe infant feeding in disaster and conflict settings and works as a volunteer for Infant Feeding Support for Refugee Children (safelyfed.org).
Gary Webb is Professor and Chair of the Department of Emergency Management and Disaster Science at the University of North Texas. The department houses the Emergency Administration and Planning program (EADP), which was established in 1983 as the nation's first bachelor's degree program in emergency management. Prior to UNT, he spent the early part of his career (2000-2011) at Oklahoma State University, where he received the Regents Distinguished Teaching Award and the Arts and Sciences Junior Faculty Award for Scholarly Excellence. While his primary appointment was in sociology, he was also a core member of the Center for the Study of Disasters and Extreme Events and an affiliate of the Fire and Emergency Management Program. Before starting his academic career at OSU, Gary served as a graduate research assistant and later as a post-doctoral fellow at DRC (1994-2000), and during that time he also had the opportunity to work closely with DRC alumnus Gary Kreps at the College of William and Mary.
Gary is primarily interested in studying organizational and community preparedness for and response to large-scale disasters. His research has been funded by the National Science Foundation and published in a wide variety of journals, including the International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management, International Journal of Emergency Management, Natural Hazards Review, Environmental Hazards, and others. Most recently, along with fellow DRC alumni Brenda Phillips and Dave Neal, he co-authored a new edition of Introduction to Emergency Management. He has taught and presented his research internationally in The Netherlands, Denmark, France, South Korea, and Turkey.
Dr. Jasmin Ruback, is the CEO of Ruback Associates, an independent consulting firm specializing in the areas of disaster research, resolution, and management. Because disaster prevention, response, and recovery are complex, fast-paced, and adaptive, she takes an evidence-based systems approach to help communities and organizations design, align, and improve their overall resilience, disaster programs, and outcomes.
For 16+ years, Dr. Ruback has worked with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as a national program consultant on program development, evaluations, recovery operations, community preparedness, and mitigation. For FEMA, she works with complex concepts of federal doctrine, mission areas, core capabilities, and operational plans. The work she enjoys most involves interacting with communities, organizations, and government officials at the local, state, and regional levels. She often fulfills special projects and deployments planning, preparing for, mitigating, and recovering from large, complex, and often resource-intensive crisis situations.
Dr. Ruback has worked at the DRC twice; once as a graduate student fulfilling a practicum degree requirement, and then, as the first Post-Doctoral Research Fellow of the Disaster Research Center at the University of Delaware. In this role she managed the multi-year evaluation of the Disaster Resistant Community Initiative: Project Impact. Dr. Ruback has authored or co-authored 10 peer-reviewed articles, 6 book chapters, 27 technical reports, 3 recovery plans, and 11 government publications. Dr. Ruback received her Ph.D. in Social and Community Psychology from Georgia State University and focused on post-disaster trauma, evacuation, and relocation and is a Subject Matter Expert in community dynamics, planning for catastrophes, disaster stress, methodology, and metrics.
Ken received his Ph.D. degree in Rural Sociology at Ohio State University, and served as a graduate research associate (field research supervisor) affiliated with the "Emergent Citizen Groups in Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Activities" project conducted at the OSU-DRC. Although his resume does not reflect a specialization or expertise in the field of disasters, his experiences at DRC most certainly contributed significantly to his accomplishments. After graduation he served jointly as the Assistant Director and Research Professor at the Agricultural Experiment Station of University of the Virgin Islands. While there he was the principal investigator for four USDA and USDI sponsored Eastern Caribbean research projects. He left the Caribbean to assume an Executive Director position within a multi-jurisdictional district of the Appalachian Regional Commission; and due to his unique residential location was able to maintain constant classroom practices as an adjunct professor of sociology at Frostburg State University, Shepherd University and Shenandoah University; as well as serve on appointments with West Virginia University and Marshall University.
Two years after retiring in 2002, and moving to Canada; Ken came out of retirement and helped establish an accredited and government approved online university, which he now serves as its "virtual" Provost from his one of his three homes (depending on the weather) in Canada, France, and Spain.
Brenda Phillips, Ph.D., is the Associate Dean and Professor of Sociology at Ohio University in Chillicothe, Ohio, USA. She is an author of Disaster Recovery, Introduction to Emergency Management, Qualitative Disaster Research and Mennonite Disaster Service. She has co-edited Social Vulnerability to Disasters and Women and Disasters. Her published research, funded by the National Science Foundation, can be found in a variety of journals including the International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, Disaster Prevention, Disasters, Humanity and Society, the Journal of Emergency Management, Natural Hazards Review, and Environmental Hazards. Dr. Phillips has been invited to teach, consult, or present in New Zealand, Australia, Germany, India, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, El Salvador, Venezuela, Canada, Sweden, and the People's Republic of China. Dr. Phillips earned the Blanchard Award for excellence in emergency management education and the Myers Award for work on the effects of disasters on women. She was inducted into the International Women's Hall of Fame for Emergency Management and Homeland Security in 2013.
Ms. Angela Gladwell (MA '98) is the Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Risk Management Directorate in the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Risk Management Directorate leverages partnerships across the public and private sector to compel the public to manage the impacts of high consequence events. Specifically, the Directorate analyzes hazards, assesses impacts, and communicates and manages risks to all hazards, and includes programs such as RiskMAP, Mitigation Planning, Levee and Dam Safety, the National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program, and HAZUS, among others.
Ms. Gladwell is in her 18th year with FEMA. Before joining the Risk Management Directorate this year, she spent the last decade as the Director of the Office of Environmental Planning and Historic Preservation (OEHP). During this time, she significantly matured FEMA's environmental compliance function to meet the rapidly evolving nature of emergency management programs and operations as a result of major disaster events, including 9/11, and Hurricanes Katrina, Ike and Sandy, and subsequent legislative change. Ms. Gladwell has a Master of Art's Degree in Urban Affairs and Public Policy, and a Bachelor of Art's Degree in Historic Preservation.


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