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The School-Based Collaboration Leadership Team
(From left: Drs. Tracy Smith, Crystal A. Johnson,and Naheed Sheikh)
The Wright Network
The Wright Network was established by the Wright Institute Board of Trustees in June 2008 to further the Wright Institute's mission of educating Clinicians to Society and contribute to the health and welfare of the Bay Area community through new clinical projects. The Network has a twofold aspiration: 1) to establish clinical service and training programs that foster psychological flourishing in underserved communities and 2) to educate our students to apply psychological knowledge and skills, not just to treat clinical problems, but also to appreciate and cultivate the capacities of underserved communities to promote wellness, recovery and resiliency. In so doing, the Wright Network will strengthen students' ability to build a culturally diverse perspective grounded in their own developing experience.
Wright Network Training Programs
The Wright Network offers a number of training opportunities for graduate student clinicians, namely:
- The School-Based Collaboration
- Collaboration with Anka Behavioral Health, Inc.
- The Henry Robinson Multi-Service Center
- Homeless Multi-Service Centers and Adult Shelter
- Solano County Jail Chemical Dependency Program
- Nevin House
- Phoenix Center
- The Solano County Jail Counseling Program
The School-Based Collaboration
The School-Based Collaboration (SBC) is a strategic response to a confluence of systemic barriers--including discrimination, violence, racism and poverty--that affect the academic performance and social-emotional development of youth in Oakland public schools. SBC's mission is to foster academic and life success in children from multiply-stressed communities. We approach each school as a system, and looking for the places where clinical skills can make a difference.
Graduate student clinicians from the Psy.D. and Master's programs work in individual, group, consultation and family modalities to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills in offering culturally appropriate and sensitive psychological services. Students learn to develop effective collaborative relationships with teachers and staff, and come to appreciate the importance of meeting children's social and emotional needs as a means to support their success in school and in life. The didactic component of the placement offers a wide range of training, including intervention models, social justice theory and practice, gangs, legal and ethical issues and specialized case consultations.
SBC Case Example:
Ruben is an 8 year old boy who was referred for counseling after his mother came to school, cut and bruised, seeking help for herself and her son due to long-term domestic violence in the home. Ruben's father had been jailed and the family was now living with an uncle. The SBC on-site supervisor met with the mother to learn more about her situation, refer her to outside services focused on domestic violence and offer services for Ruben at the school. The mother gave her informed consent for the work to begin.
Ruben expressed his extreme distress through his behavior at school. He was alternately physically aggressive with episodes of acting out, and "freezing," refusing to participate in any activities. Initially, he refused to leave the classroom to meet with his therapist, so she began to work with him in the classroom. Ruben moved slowly from attacking and being angry with the therapist to allowing her to be in the classroom with him, to allowing her to play with his peers, to allowing her to join him during his free play. After some time, Ruben was comfortable leaving the classroom and meeting with his therapist in the playroom. Having established a safe and trusting relationship with his therapist, he was able to work with her to learn and apply self-regulating strategies that allowed him to stay calm in class and in the schoolyard. Through words and play he was also able to express his distress, fears and other feelings about his father's violence. He began to make progress again in his classroom work.
School Principal Perspective
This is our third year working with the Wright Institute. We've seen dramatic changes in children after they begin counseling. I've also had students ask me in the Fall if they can have a counselor again! Wright Institute students clinicians are mature, responsible, clinically savvy, and well-supervised. My teaching team and I are enormously pleased at the support we receive through this program.
Principal, EnCompass Academy
SBC Wright Institute Student Perspectives
I have grown exponentially as a clinician, and as a person.
Yesterday I spent six hours at [the school], meeting with various students and their teachers...I feel so lucky to be able to spend nine months working at this small East Oakland high school, sharing in its struggles and successes. I am truly grateful to the SBC for making this school a part of my life, and for giving me the opportunity to make a small contribution to its growth
I have been steeped in what it really looks like and takes to be an effective psychologist who is attuned to social justices issues... SBC has a tapped into a powerful resource in the ARC model and using it with my clients has given me a wider lens from which to understand and help in very practical ways.
If you wish to serve a diverse cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic community, look no further. The SBC philosophy is based on providing caring support to students, families, professionals, and the community as a whole and focuses on social justice, empowerment, resiliency, and human dignity. An integration of attachment, trauma, cognitive, behavioral and psychodynamic theories will provide you with effective techniques and knowledge that will help you learn, develop, support, empower, and make a difference.
The School-Based Collaborative (SBC) offered me a wonderful and unique perspective from which to understand the variety of personal and systemic challenges that children, families, and schools must face. The SBC gave me the clinical tools to understand human development from an empathic, intuitive, and strengths-based approach tempered with simple, practical, and real-world interventions that help children and their caregiving systems work more harmoniously together. Any trainee will leave the SBC well prepared for future clinical work with any treatment population.
Collaboration with Anka Behavioral Health, Inc.
Anka Behavioral Health, Inc. is a leading provider of behavioral health programs in California, offering over 75 programs throughout California. Anka's mission is "to eliminate the impact of behavioral health problems for all people," and services include residential, intensive outpatient, and outpatient services for a wide range of client needs. This collaboration provides multiple training sites for Wright Institute students, offering opportunities to develop culturally-sensitive clinical skills and practices from the very beginning of their clinical training. All training sites include individual and group supervision, and didactic training. For additional information on Anka Behavioral Health, Inc. and their services, please see their website at www.ankabhi.org.
At all of the sites of the Collaboration, participating students will gain a firm foundation in the clinical skills required to serve a diverse population of clients. There will be a strong emphasis on developing multicultural competence and building on client strengths. Students will build expertise in developing productive professional relationships in a multi-disciplinary environment. In addition to clinical supervision, there will be didactic training and other training experiences specific to the clinical setting.
I trained at several of the sites of the Collaboration with Anka Behavioral Health. The high quality of supervision and didactic training, the positive teamwork among all members of the treatment teams, and the variety of settings available made it especially valuable. I gained a deep appreciation for the struggles of clients who are incarcerated, homeless,and/or addicted to drugs and alcohol, and a level of comfort in working with them all.
Wright Institute Student
The Henry Robinson Multi-Service Center ("The Henry")
Wright Institute Master's students have the opportunity to gain experience serving homeless adults, children and families in individual, group and family formats at The Henry, located in downtown Oakland. The Henry provides drop-in and emergency shelter services, as well as transitional housing for up to 52 families. Families are able to stay up to two years at and participate in a wide range of support services to help them get back on their feet.
Homeless Multi-Service Centers and Adult Shelter
Anka operates several drop-in centers for homeless adults, as well as an emergency shelter for the homeless mentally ill in Antioch. Students have the opportunity to work with adults who face many challenges in their lives, including trauma, poverty, homelessness, racism, discrimination, violence, histories of physical and sexual abuse and drug addiction. Student clinicians gain expertise in forming relationships with clients from a wide range of backgrounds, learning to meet the client where he/she is, and identifying the most important clinical priorities. Students will provide individual and group treatment, multidisciplinary collaboration, treatment planning, crisis assessment and milieu interventions.
Solano County Jail Chemical Dependency Program
Anka's chemical dependency program serves about 30 inmates at a time in the Solano County Jail. Psy.D. students lead groups, work with clients individually, conduct clinical assessments and prepare treatment plans. Students will be exposed to a chemical dependency treatment model, gain experience in structured assessment interviewing and diagnosis, and become familiar with the particular struggles and needs of people who are incarcerated.
Nevin House
Nevin House is a 16-bed 30-day residential dual diagnosis program located in Richmond, CA, serving adults who have both chemical dependency and mental health issues. In addition to gaining experience in basic counseling skills, students will gain knowledge and experience in working with clients who have substance abuse disorders and serious mental illnesses. Responsibilities will include individual and group therapy, multidisciplinary collaboration, treatment planning and crisis assessment and intervention.
Phoenix Center
Phoenix Center is a structured day treatment program for adults with serious mental illness. The Center supports clients who are just coming out of a higher level of care (e.g., the hospital or residential treatment) or who are living independently and need more support in order to maintain their level of functioning. Students will have the opportunity to meet with clients individually, to conduct groups, develop group therapy curriculum, and collaborate with team members from other disciplines.
The Solano County Jail Counseling Program
The United States imprisons its citizens at four to ten times the rate of any other industrialized country. Most people in jail are members of marginalized social groups (e.g., people of color who make up 70% of the jail population) who have experienced racism and discrimination as important formative life experiences. Many people held in the jail have personal histories of severe trauma and have themselves been victims of crime. Inmates may report histories of sexual/physical abuse, severe neglect, domestic violence, and/or being a witness/victim of community violence. Many struggle with drug and/or alcohol abuse and grew up/live in severe poverty.
A disproportionate percent of inmates also suffer from serious mental illness. About 30% of inmates at the jail are on psychotropic medication. Life in jail is, by its nature, detrimental to mental health, and can be catastrophic for people with serious mental illness.
The main goal of clinical work in the jail is to promote inmate and societal welfare by supporting positive inmate life choices and increasing inmates' chances of building a meaningful and sustainable life upon release. In the Jail Counseling Program the primary modality is individual therapy, to which inmates will bring a broad range of concerns. Many treatments will be dominated "simply" by the process of forming a helping/therapeutic relationship with someone who has not experienced being truly listened to in an empathic and non-judgmental manner. Students may find themselves hearing about traumatic events in a client's life, helping a client develop coping strategies for jail or prison life, and/or helping a client make sense of what has happened and what their most adaptive responses might be.


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What We Eat While We Wait for Thanksgiving
I have a bone to pick with Thanksgiving. Every year, November 1st rolls around, and even before the Halloween candy has been divvied up, Thanksgiving blows through the door (never mind that there are still nearly four weeks before it's due) and sucks all the air out of the room. Magazines, newspapers, blogs (yes, us too!) dive headlong into cranberry sauce, turkey, stuffing and gravy.
I want to know: Who decided that we should spend an entire month preparing for just one meal? That's what Thanksgiving is, after all. One big meal. An important one, yes, a meal full of tradition and joy and fellowship, but still just one meal. I count at least 89 more meals in November — what about them?
There are a couple problems with this all-Thanksgiving-all-the-time stretch in November. The first problem is the most ironic: For all the talk of Thanksgiving recipes, we probably already know exactly what we're cooking that day. If there is one meal bound in a cast iron-clad fist of tradition, it's Thanksgiving. Give up Mom's rolls for something new? Grandma's sweet potatoes? No way! We might sneak in a slaw or a fresh dessert, but in many ways, Thanksgiving is the simplest meal of the year, with recipes we know nearly by heart. As Regina Schrambling put it in her funny and all-too-true 2008 grouchfest at Slate, Why food writers secretly hate the November feast, "We whip ourselves into a lather trying to make Thanksgiving trendy, but no one really wants to mess with the hoariest menu."
The other problem is those 89 non-Thanksgiving meals. While I do enjoy planning the Thanksgiving feast, today and tomorrow's meals are more pressing. November is a time when the whirl of activity speeds up, from holiday planning to projects at work, and nourishing oneself is even more important as the days grow chill and busy. I am grateful for the fullness of life that November brings — the vibrant colors of autumn, the glorious foods in season: Brussels sprouts, bok choy, late eggplant, kale, Kabocha squash, tart apples and sweet potatoes are spilling into our laps.
So let's talk thanksgiving instead of Thanksgiving — thanksgiving for these foods, and for the daily pleasure of nourishing ourselves and our families, even in the midst of the pre-holiday whirl. We know that Thanksgiving itself will always be a hot topic, and we will bring you more help and details on throwing this big feast (I do admit that no matter how many times we do it it's still fun to talk about) but for now, let's put Thanksgiving gently back outside the door and look at nourishing ourselves today.
Here are a few meals and recipes that I am enjoying as the weather grows chillier. It helps to always have a pot of soup in the fridge, an easy meal to heat up and slurp after a long day at work. I have been making many batches of these simple whole wheat muffins — tasty and nourishing for the mornings. And I love the vegetables that are so abundant at the markets. Last Saturday I splurged greedily on Brussels sprouts, collard greens, Asian eggplant, tiny turnips and apples. These hearty vegetables are so simple; just a roasting pan and some salt are all you need.
And just to be clear: I'm no Thanksgiving grinch. I'm so happy planning my own feast right now. I just don't want to forget to enjoy the rest of this beautiful month. Here's my own pre-Thanksgiving menu; I'm thankful for every bite of it.
• Quick, Easy and Moist Whole Wheat Muffins - An old favorite in my house. These are tender and moist, and if you keep them well-wrapped they stay tasty all week. The whole wheat in them makes them a little heartier than your average muffin.
• Steel-Cut Oatmeal - Hearty and filling, made ahead of time and portioned out in jars for easy reheating throughout the week.
• Basic Oven Omelet - A simple dish of baked eggs with herbs or other mix-ins, quick to make and good for reheating.
• Tuscan Bread and Tomato Soup (Ribollita) - This may be my personal favorite soup. I add a little bacon to the otherwise vegetarian recipe.
• French Onion Soup - This is another fall favorite in my house; it's so satisfying and delicious.
• Hot and Sour Mushroom, Cabbage, and Rice Soup - A cure for the common cold, and just about any other minor ailment.
• Collard Greens Stew with Chorizo and Garlic - We eat this with pasta, rice, polenta — whatever is around.
• Hashed Sprouts with Hazelnuts and Fried Capers - After simple roasting (and indulgent braising in cream) this is my favorite way to eat Brussels sprouts. They stand alone as a side dish, or you can put them over pasta.
• Creamy, Smoky Whipped Rutabaga - This rutabaga is just heavenly — an ode to one of fall's less appreciated treasures.
• Squash Braised in Cream - This is a good way to turn squash into a satisfying meal all by itself. It's rich and hearty, and even good for breakfast (plop a poached egg on top, or just eat dusted with cinnamon). You can also use it as another polenta topping.
What are you cooking and eating in these days before Thanksgiving? What foods are you most grateful for this time of year?
Related: Autumn Dinner Party Menu: A Polenta Bar!
(Images: Faith Durand; Leela Cyd Ross; see linked recipes for full image credits)

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BRIAN: insider bits(!)
I have acquired some insider bits from a few different sources of late. I will put them here. None of these have been confirmed by a second source, but all are credible. (Obviously.) Take them in the spirit of insidery message board info.
1. Michigan is in good shape for 2014 GR Christian OL Tommy Doles.
2. Gardner is basically a WR at this point. Faith in Bellomy is high, at least for any hypothetical week in which Denard gets dinged. Gardner is expected to compete at QB next year and a longer-term injury would force M to re-evaluate.
3. Borges won't overhaul the offense until Denard is gone, and after that it does sound like a highly multiple offense with tight ends all over and formations switching willy-nilly.
4. Norfleet is "making people look foolish" on kick returns and everyone is very high on him. He's fast, too. Needs 10-15 pounds before he's a serious every-carry threat; once he gets that he will be a real contender for feature back carries. [Srs. I didn't make this up.]
5. Darboh and Chesson will be hard to keep off the field, especially Darboh. Jerald Robinson is "good" but it sounds like the two freshmen are in the process of passing him. This is both good and bad, IME.
6. Rawls is pretty good, and is more than Fred Jackson uber-hype. Fitz is still on another level. Once he's cleared he'll be the man.
7. IL CB Parrker Westphal is going to take his time; don't expect anything quick in that department.
8. The DL is "legit." Campbell is "the real deal." I know, this would be wonderful and is hard to believe, but this is just me playing careful stenographer.
9. Michigan has so many different fronts now that their base set as announced (Roh-QW-Campbell-Black) probably won't even get a plurality of the snaps. Michigan will get some snaps from Ash.


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The Steelers are trying to break a pattern of win 1 lose 3 this weekend as they travel to face their division rivals the Cleveland Browns. Looking at this match up on paper it looks like a sure thing for the Steelers but as this season progresses we are finding out that nothing is a for sure thing in the NFL! The Browns give up an awful lot of yards on the ground defensively so this is really to the Steelers liking especially with Willie coming off a career game last weekend!
The Steelers defense hasn't really showed up since the Raider game, but then again that was a soft team so hopefully they will show up for this game as well as the offense! Considering this is a big rival game the hitting will be hard and teams will be looking to settle a score! The keys to a Steeler victory are:
- Get the running game going
- Defense get to Frye and shutdown the little offense that the Browns do have
- Special Teams is must this game as the Browns are near the top of the league for both kick and punt returns.
Troy is coming off a concussion he sustained again the Saints last week. All eyes will be on him because he is the heart and soul of the Steeler defense! The Steelers have no other key injuries for this game.
Join us this Sunday here in the gameday thread as we talk about the game and cheer our Steelers to a victory!!!!


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Michigan Supreme Court Wrong on FOIA
WJSM in Benton Harbor, MIRS and the Lansing State Journal are reporting that the Michigan Supreme Court let stand a lower court's ruling in a key case involving the Freedom of Information Act. … more
Annual Missed Votes Report from MichiganVotes.org
The Detroit Free Press and The Saginaw News both reported on the "Missed Votes Report" assembled by MichiganVotes.org. There were 23 legislators who did not miss a vote during the 2009-2010 session, and 18 who missed more than 100 votes each. … more
Show and Tell
Putting more information online and requiring fewer written reports would help increase Michigan government's transparency and accountability, according to one Mackinac Center analyst. … more
Editorial Cites Center Analyst on Teacher Insurance
Today's Detroit News editorial cites research by Mike Van Beek, education policy director, regarding teacher health insurance plans, saying "All teachers will have to contribute to the costs of their health care benefits to help (the) state recover." … more
When Is an Emergency Not an Emergency?
St. Clair County fire departments that want firefighters to accompany ambulances on nonemergency medical calls will end up straining already fragile budgets, Fiscal Policy Director Mike LaFaive told the Port Huron Times Herald. … more
Center Suing Kent County Schools, Unions Over 'No-Privatization' Contract Language
The Grand Rapids Press and WOOD-TV are reporting that the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation will file a lawsuit against the Kent County Intermediate School District, nine other school districts and several Michigan Education Association union affiliates over "no-privatization" language included in collective bargaining agreements. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of five Kent County taxpayers. … more
Privatize the University of Michigan?
AnnArbor.com is reporting that a budget document that discusses potential ways to cut state spending includes a recommendation to "privatize University of Michigan over 5 years." Mackinac Center analysts recommended the same thing six years ago. … more
Center Analyst Addressed MEA Pay
Education Policy Director Mike Van Beek was a guest today on "The Frank Beckmann Show" on WJR AM760, where he discussed the expanding payroll of the Michigan Education Association teachers union. … more
Columnist Cites Center Study on Union Disclosure
A columnist in The Washington Examiner Sunday cited a 2004 Mackinac Center study that showed only 42 percent of union members believed that union funds are spent "helping workers get better pay, benefits and working conditions." … more
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Senior Environmental Analyst Russ Harding wrote an Op-Ed that appeared in The Oakland Press today, outlining the points made in his new study titled "Environmental Regulation in Michigan: A Blueprint for Reform." … more


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PARIS (AP) — Reporters Without Borders has expressed concern over the fate of two Ukrainian journalists who it says were kidnapped Sunday on the isthmus that connects Crimea to mainland Ukraine.
The media rights group has identified them as Olena Maksymenko of Ukrainian weekly Ukrainsky Tizhden and freelance photographer Oles Kromplyas.
It says Maksymenko disappeared with two activists in the Auto-Maidan movement, which supports the new government in Kiev, after they were stopped at a checkpoint in Perekop.
Reporters says Kromplyas was taken into custody by pro-Russian forces shortly afterward at the same checkpoint.
Christophe Deloire, the secretary general of Reporters Without Borders, expressed concern Monday over a "steady escalation in violations of journalists' rights in Crimea, which is turning into a lawless region controlled by armed bands whose anonymity reinforces the impunity."


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The definition of definition is "a statement expressing the essential nature of something." At least that's one way Webster defines the word. But why is a definition so important? Because definitions enable us to have a common understanding of a word or subject; they allow us to all be on the same page when discussing or reading about an issue. And while we tend to make sure we properly define our words and phrases so that all understand, how well do we do that with our projects, programs or initiatives?
Most times we do it poorly, perhaps only scratching the surface of what we intend to do, how we intend to do it, and what impact we believe it will have. So why do we do something so important so poorly? After the fact, when the project is implemented – usually behind schedule, over budget, and underwhelming to desired expectations – we rationalize that it would have taken too much time and we really needed to get started. This was, after all, a VERY important project. We romanticize with each other about the "battles" we had to fight to get it done (the war stories), and promise to do better the next time! But the next time, it's another VERY important project, and we repeat.
The rationalization (or excuses) we make really have less to do with the fact that we needed to start, and more to do with the fact that to properly define something, to get to its essential nature, is hard. It doesn't just happen. It takes a lot of work.
Properly defining a project is essential to the success of the project – how it will work, the value it will provide, who will benefit, how we will know if we're successful, what risks are present, what is and isn't included, who owns the process, and so on. These require a lot of thought and preparation before what we traditionally thought was "getting started."
President Abraham Lincoln once said, "Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." So the next time you have a project, give some thought to properly defining what you are trying to do. Take the time to sharpen the axe – it just might save you some time in the long run.
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Brash Entertainment announced today that key Hollywood talent from the upcoming animated movie, Space Chimps, will be featured in their videogame of the same name. Cheryl Hines (Curb Your Enthusiasm, RV) and Patrick Warburton (Bee Movie, Seinfeld) reprise their roles from the movie, Luna and Titan respectively, for the videogame. Based on the highly anticipated film produced by Vanguard Animation and presented by Starz Animation, the videogame is slated for release on July 15, 2008, just days before the film's July 18, 2008 debut. Read More »
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Ricardo and the supporters of the Heckscher-Ohlin-Samuelson theorem seem, for instance, to believe that the international division of labour is the result of some world conference at which brilliant economists explained to an admiring gallery of politicians that – given relative levels of productivity, collective preferences and the initial endowment of factors – the free play of market forces would ensure the optimal division of production, and that each participant then went home convinced not only of the virtues of free trade but that the law of comparative costs ensured that the lot that had fallen to his or her country was quite justified, and that they could therefore force it to adopt the requisite specialization.
The problem with all of this is of course – now with a turn to Adam Smith – that the 'invisible hand of the market' is actually 'the invisible handshake of corruption or the eminently audible boots of the military'.
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Mancho necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 64 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
This logo need is for an Attorney that is also an Engineer. We do not want the logo to look "old school" or old fashion as a typical attorney logo. ... we want something "out of the box" thinking, very contemporary and memorable.
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- Can be ABSTRACT, it does not have to be a typical "justice style" weight/beams like this: http://www.campusaccess.com/images/…school.jpg those beams are very "old school" but can be made to look contemporary if you want to.
- Perhaps have the elements of scales, but please don't overwhelm this direction, its SOOO expected and we're WANTING something different.
- the name "R.W. Armstrong II" AND "General Practice and Patent Attorney"
The engineer part is not mentioned as a "WORD" on the logo, but it is suggested visually... or perhaps not at all, we are flexible on this and don't feel you have to have ANYTHING related to engineering... but the words: Consulting, Precision and LAW should be three keywords to keep in mind... then add, Contemporary, Young and Energetic (don't take energetic to mean make it italic or add "speed" lines.. this needs to look UPSCALE somewhat, but not over the top.
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Today, we press forward from the warm, fuzzy territory covered by the Knitting Grandma with two window-rattling volleys in the battle against gamer stereotypes:
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Not an object, not a monument: the complete large-scale sculpture of Tony Smith
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Between 1960 and 1980, the year of his death, sculptor Tony Smith produced 47 large-scale outdoor works that were both revolutionary and vastly influential. This publication is the first to bring together all of Smith's monumental outdoor works in a single volume, chronologically exploring the developments that were taking place within them over the course of these pivotal years.
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The Evolution – Pictures of the Metamorphosis
This section is where I will be periodically posting all of the pictures that I take throughout the process of me losing the weight. Check back here often for visual updates on my healthy weight loss progress. I will attempt to take new pictures
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Me at Day 1. Scroll down for the progression…
Second Shots on Day 8.
3rd Shots on 6/10/2007
This is a pic from July. I had lost a few pounds.
A shot of me sitting at my table on August 29, 2007.
This my Dallas Cowboys Jersey. It was a gift that led to a bet. Taken on September 13th, 2007. I am to fit into it more comfortably within 3 months.
This is me on 9/28/07. Flexing after a tough workout. At the time of this photo I weighed 324 lbs.
Taken on 10/01/07 with a weight of 320 lbs. So far I have lost 20 lbs at this point. Awesome!
This is me on my recumbent bike on 10/05/07.
My first day of focusing on multi-joint (compound) exercises. The date is 10/18/07 and I weigh 315 lbs at this point.
These are pictures from me at 260 lbs, back from January 2005.
These are photos taken during and after my emergency appendectomy on Sunday, 11/25/07.
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Contemporary art "happenings" will transform buildings, parks, sidewalks & streets in the heart of Metro Atlanta during "Elevate 2012" held from Friday October 19th through the 27th.
"We are delighted to present Elevate, an art series designed to heighten the downtown Atlanta cultural experience," say Camille Russell Love, Director of the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs. "Some of the artwork will be temporary, but a number of the large-scale paintings will be permanent aesthetic additions to the urban landscape."
Following are some of the highlights of the series:
Friday, October 19 from 8-11 pm – Unveiling of "Banho de Luz" at Carnegie Education Pavilion: This mixed-media installation and interactive video event features the art of Lillian Blades, Linda Costa and Roni Nicole Henderson. Musical entertainment will be provided by Yamin Semali. An LED light-studded, quilted drapery will enclose the pavilion and images will be projected in a unique photographic "light painting."
Saturday, October 20 from Noon-2 pm – Elevate Downtown 5K Run/Walk Artwork Tour: The Tour includes a map and will be guided by representatives from the national civic organization, Back On My Feet. Featured artworks on this day are by printmaker, Jessica Caldas. Also on view are large scale Elevate sculptures by Randy Walker and Adrian Barzaga. This pedestrian friendly Art Tour begins and ends at the Trinity House-Big Bethel located at 21 Bell Street Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30303.
Monday, Oct 22-Wednesday, Oct 24 and Friday, October 26 from Noon-2 pm – Elevate Walking Art Tours: Led by representatives from the Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program, these tours will provide insights into the wealth of temporary and permanent public art in downtown. Bring your walking shoes and prepare to enjoy the fall weather while you learn about the amazing new artwork! Tours begin at Peachtree Center Plaza Courtyard. (10 blocks)
Wednesday, October 24 from 7-11 pm – The Imaginary Million Creative Tie Gala @ 200 Peachtree : The artwork of 100 artists will be on display in the 200 Peachtree Street Atrium – formerly Macy's. During the evening each of the 100 artists will bid on the work of his/her peers with $10,000 in "play" money in a "mock auction." At the end of the night, artists will take home the work they've won, even though no real money has been exchanged. Hosted by the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCAGa), Kennesaw State Museum and WonderRoot.
Thursday, October 25 from 6-8 pm – Elevate Evening Walking Art Tour
Led by representatives from the Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program, the tour will provide an overview of public art in downtown, as well as highlight artworks from Elevate. Experience what the city has to offer at night. Tours begin at Peachtree Center Plaza Courtyard, loop around and end at the Carnegie Pavilion where the second evening of the "Banho de Luz" interactive "light painting" from 8-11 pm will be held.
Friday, October 26 from Noon-6 pm – Elevate South Broad Mural Painting:
See some of the world's most interesting graffiti artists creating paintings on five South Broad Street buildings. Locations are in the 100 block of South Broad (near the intersection of Broad & Mitchell Street.) Artists Hense (Atlanta), Tilt (Toulouse, France), Sever (Atlanta), Push (Los Angeles) and Born (Atlanta) have been commissioned to help breathe new life into this downtown Atlanta block. This is a unique opportunity for art students and art lovers.
Saturday, October 27 from 4-8 pm – Elevate South Broad Street Festival: Broad Street will be closed to vehicles in order to create a vibrant street party in view of the beautiful new murals. There will be several performances by renowned French choreographer Pierre Rigal and his hip-hop dance troupe, alternating with entertainment from the Atlanta Music Project. Food trucks and vendors will allow guests to shop and purchase delectable treats and unique items during the event.
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Review Group Week #282: Jonah Hex #69
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by Royal Nonesuch » Sun Jul 10, 2011 11:09 amThis issue did a lot of things very well. Shifting the point of view is really tricky, and is rarely done well, but somehow it worked here. The fact that Jonah rode in on the aftermath of the big gunfight (which took place off-panel) was pretty great, and Lemire's layout for that page rocked it. That, along with the page with Desert Rat's "apology" were great artistic flourishes by Lemire, to the point that you can almost forgive him for doing a bad job of defining the space of the bar in the first couple of pages. That, and the fact that the four jerks who were after the gold looked like zombies with their chalk white skin were really the only problems with the art. The writing was just about flawless, though.
by guitarsmashley » Sun Jul 10, 2011 12:42 pmafter the crap we put up with in this group it's nice to read a perfect comic.
by Eli Katz » Sun Jul 10, 2011 2:27 pmI love the concept of this story, Jonah confronting his wounded father as the buzzards circle. I love the idea of a bitter son watching his father die slowly. I love the Oedipal overtones and the revenge fantasy. I love one-and-done issues. I love that this particular issue is dialogue heavy. I love Palmiotti and Gray's work on this series in general and on this issue in particular. And I especially love Jeff Lemire's art. His version of Jonah Hex is, officially, the best one ever. Just a mean, ugly looking son of a gun. Lemire makes him into a truly terrifying freak.
by Stephen Day » Sun Jul 10, 2011 6:10 pm
I just noticed this. For the record, I'll get this if I can, but my LCS is notorious when it come to not getting stuff that isn't published by either Marvel or DC.
by Punchy » Mon Jul 11, 2011 5:47 amJonah Hex #69 - 'The Old Man' - Gray, Palmiotti and Lemire
Story - Jonah Hex is a series that has often disappointed me. I was very excited for it when it was first announced, there was that amazing Frank Quitely, and it was DC doing a book that wasn't superheroes, I had to support it. But then it came out, and I found it very dissatisfying. The art from Luke Ross was strong, but the decision to do only 1-issue storylines was, I felt, misguided, and each issue felt rushed, with bad endings. Out of the first 12 issues, pretty much every story could have done with being 2 issues. So I dropped it. It was a good idea to have a Western series, but this take wasn't for me.
The only issues I picked up later were ones illustrated by artists who I loved, two from Darwyn Cooke and one from JH Williams, and whilst I enjoyed these issues for their art, the same storytelling problems remained, they weren't satisfying single issue stories (the second Cooke issue, #50 benefited from being double-sized, but it wasn't enough) and left me with no desire to start buying the book regularly again. So when it was announced that Jeff Lemire would be drawing an issue, I expected it to be the same as before, an issue with great art, with a disappointing story.
And it was, until Jonah Hex's dad showed up.
This issue started off in a pretty standard way, we had a helpless old codger set up, and some bad guys, and then Hex in the middle, I felt that I could predict exactly what would go down. But then Gray and Palmiotti pull the rug out from under me, have the bad guys killed before Hex even gets there, and has the old codger revealed as Hex's dad.
What? Jonah Hex isn't supposed to have a dad! He's the kind of loner archetype bad-ass that doesn't have a father. Does Han Solo have a dad? Does Dirty Harry? Does any Clint Eastwood character? Of course all these characters have fathers, but you never see them interact, it doesn't fit the macho hero image. Which is why this issue was so good. You don't expect to see a legendary hard-ass like Hex to even have a father, let alone for him to have a heart to heart with him (sort of). The whole conversation with Papa Hex and Jonah was just gripping, giving us a lot of insight into who Hex is, and making the character much deeper than he was before. This issue was something you're supposed to think shouldn't happen, but really, it had to happen. With the done-in-one nature of this series, I hesitate to say that Gray and Palmiotti have changed Hex here, but I hope this issue will reverberate throughout future issues. This issue has done what other issues of Jonah Hex haven't done, I'm going to pick up All-Star Western.
Art - Jeff Lemire is one of my favourite artists in comics today, his style is just so unique, and lends his books such a weird aura and tone. At first I was a bit freaked out about him drawing a story he didn't write, but it still worked. His take on Hex is one of the best I've seen, just terrifying, the scar has never looked so good (or bad). It was good also that some of the more experimental layouts from Sweet Tooth crept into this issue too. Whilst I prefer Lemire to draw his own projects, if he ever wants to do a Hex story again, DC should let him, as he is perfect.
Best Line - 'No, there won't'
by thefourthman » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:20 amJonah Hex's dad was in the WHOLE comic, so it was perfect from the get go?
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by Punchy » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:44 amWe didn't know he was Jonah's dad until about halfway through, is my point, he was just some stereotypical old man up until then.
by Starlord » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:30 pmSo what are we reading this week?
by Stephen Day » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:31 pm
Red Wing #1 from Image
by Starlord » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:36 pmDid I approve that?
by fieldy snuts » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:38 pm
Double checked, last review was Emperor Aquaman so I should still have a week or two before getting my name colored red
by BlueStreak » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:39 pmI didn't catch the Emperor Aquaman review. I'll update the list.
by Amoebas » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:57 pmThis bi-weekly shipping is for the birds. I won't have the book until NEXT Monday
by Daringd » Tue Jul 12, 2011 6:02 pmSorry the review is late but
While I enjoyed Jonah Hex #69 I couldn't help but think Lemire's art didn't fit...at least for this kind of story. Besides that I thought it was great but that they could have gotten a better artist.
by thefourthman » Tue Jul 12, 2011 7:16 pm
I think you might should restate that final sentence. Some of us might have to burn down your, well screw it, burn you down.
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After completing the mission entitled Blood Brothers, you will get a call from your friend Packie. Regardless of who you killed, a McReary brother has fallen, and a funeral near the south end of Algonquin has been planned. Packie reminds you (as does Kate, when she calls subsequent to your conversation with her brother) that you must attend the funeral in a suit. Since you must have a suit by now if you got this far from previous missions, simply head to a safe house and change your clothes and shoes. Then, follow the GPS directions to the church where the funeral takes place, which is located on Liberty Lane. Regardless of if you took out Francis or Derrick, the funeral will take place at this location.
The funeral for either man is a pseudo-somber one, since half of the brothers' family didn't even like them in the first place. Regardless, the priest does his best to pay his respect and put on a sound funeral. The only person who seems visibly upset, of course, is the mother of these out-of-control brothers. When the mass ends, everyone finds themselves outside on the steps of the church. As Kate and Niko speak, however, several cars full of Albanians show up on the scene and begin taking shots at those standing outside. Shooting up a funeral is unacceptable, of course, and Packie and Niko decide that now is the time to fight back.
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