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12.22.14: Hathaway Brown's Lauren Gillinov is high school athlete of the weekTime Warner SportsChannel High School Sports Insider (19:00 mark)Lauren Gillinov '17
Lauren Gillinov of Hathaway Brown is only a sophomore, but she already has the right stuff to be a state champion and be named Athlete of the Week.
12.22.14: Hathaway Brown senior Riley Whitmyer wins cleveland.com Field Hockey Goalie of the Year 2014cleveland.comRiley Whitmyer '15
Being a senior always means being a leader, but when you have four different coaches in four years like Hathaway Brown goalie Riley Whitmyer, you have an even bigger role on your team.
12.22.14: See cleveland.com field hockey All-Stars, coach of the year, honorable mentions 2014 (poll)cleveland.comMackenzie Meals '15, Gabriel Moss '15, Riley Whitmyer '15, Maren Butler '17, Alexia Jones '17
The 2014 field hockey season was a big one in Northeast Ohio.
1.5.15: Bill Christ to retire as Hathaway Brown's head of school in 2016Crain's Cleveland BusinessHead of School Bill Christ, Board President Paul Matsen
"While this is indeed a sad moment for us, Bill is leaving HB standing in extremely good stead," Paul Matsen, board of trustees president, wrote in a letter accompanying Christ's announcement. "HB is enjoying record enrollment and the strongest endowment in school history," Matsen wrote. "Our new Strategic Plan, now being implemented, emphasizes and underscores HB's strengths while it outlines practical action steps that will allow our next Head of School to seize all the opportunities and rise to the challenges that the future brings."
1.6.15: Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Edith Spivey answers 6 questions: Varsity Timeout cleveland.com Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach Edith Spivey
I retired from teaching health and physical education. So once I did that, I gave up the program at Shaw High School and then a gentleman got me into going over to Gross Schechter Day School for three seasons to coach. When Hathaway Brown girls basketball coach Paul Barlow saw me, he asked for me to come over and become an assistant coach. He was the first and only coach that asked me once I retired, so I felt honored to do that and told him that I would love to come work with him.
1.9.15: Girls tennis All-Stars 2014: Hathaway Brown's Lauren Gillinov wins top awardThe Plain DealerLauren Gillinov '17, Catherine Areklett '17, Ally Persky '17, Varsity Tennis Coach Nora Myers
Player of the Year: Lauren Gillinov; Tennis All-Stars: Catherine Areklett, Ally Persky; Coach of the Year: Nora Myers
1.15.15: Youth, police and racecleveland.com (video, slideshow)Gina Bompiedi '16, Kyra Germany '15, Amber Glendell '16
Dozens of Cleveland area high school students attended the City Club of Cleveland's Youth Forum today to talk about issues of racism, violence, and police brutality in the wake of the shooting death of 12-year old Tamir Rice.
1.18.15: 2015 Tri-C High School Rock Off: Peach, Tessa Murthy and Three Legged Chairs take Round 4The Plain DealerTessa Murthy '15
Type of music: Piano rock. Band members: Tessa Murthy, keyboard, senior, 18. School: Hathaway Brown School. Years in Rock Off: Two (was part of last year's winning band, Backstage Politics). Influences: Billy Joel, Elton John, Ben Folds. Best song: "Wish Not, Want Not," because it tells a story every musician can relate to.
1.23.15: Students bring home awards in the classics, art and scienceSun PressEmily Imka '15, Becca Lambright '15, Isabella Nilsson '16, Kacey Gill '16, Lauren Kahn '15, Emily Spencer '15, Emily Amjad '15
Hathaway Brown School students garner numerous art and science awards from the Scholastic Art & Writing competition and Intel Science Talent Search.
1.27.15: Mastering the College Admissions ProcessThe Sound of Ideas - 90.3 WCPN ideastreamDirector of College Counseling Dr. Terry McCue, Sunny Roy '15, Sue Roy '15
There are a ton of questions before you set foot on a college campus, much less take your first exam: Which college is the right fit for my interests? How can I increase my chances of getting in? How the heck am I going to pay for it? And will the investment be worth it in the long run?
1.29.15: Make picking a summer camp as easy as 1-2-3Cleveland Jewish NewsDirector of Broad Horizons & Vacation Camp Siva Grossman
"Parents need to see whether or not a camp will meet their needs," said Siva Grossman, director of Broad Horizons Camp at Hathaway Brown. "They need to think about whether they need before and after care and how long the camp day will be. We are one of the few day camps where we do flexible scheduling, which is really important to most families because they're not committed to coming here for a full six weeks. They can pick and choose the weeks that fit their schedule."
2.7.15: 19 Incredibly Impressive Students at CornellBusiness InsiderNia Marshall '13
Marshall, a forward, just won't quit making records. This season she became the first Cornell women's basketball player to score 30 points in a game three times in a season.
2.8.15: Speakers Inspire Curiosity at TEDxSHHSThe ShakeriteDirector of the Center for Leadership & Well-Being Koyen Shah
Koyen Shah's speech related her co-founding of Hathaway Brown's ASPIRE program. As she detailed influencing young girls to change the world, she attempted to motivate the audience as well.
2.12.15: Moving beyond sticker price, help there for paying for collegeCleveland Jewish NewsDirector of College Counseling Dr. Terry McCue
"For many families, having an understanding of the financial situation, that needs to precede in some ways what you're going to be looking at college-wise," McCue said. "It's not something to be left to the very end. For most families, it should be one of the first conversations and first inquiries."
2.12.15: Teen Biz | Lauren Kahn | Lauren Ash JewelryCleveland Jewish NewsLauren Kahn '15
Hathaway Brown senior Lauren Kahn started her business, Lauren Ash Jewelry, in 2010 and began selling her designs on Etsy.com in 2012. A member of B'nai Jeshurun Congregation in Pepper Pike, Kahn makes personalized stamped metal and wire jewelry, such as earrings saying "love" or "hope," ear cuffs, and necklaces.
2.15.15: Oh What A Night for DayGo DukeUpper School History teacher Ali Day
January 25, 1995: The ball hit the rim and took numerous bounces as the crowd of 5,000 anxiously waited to see if the game would end or head into overtime. After what felt like an eternity, the ball fell through the net, sealing the win for Duke and earning the Blue Devils their first win against North Carolina at home since 1991.
3.1.15: Hello, Summer!Cleveland MagazineDirector of College Counseling Dr. Terry McCue, Morgan Whaley '16
"You do not have to spend a single penny to have a very valid summer of growth," McCue says. "It can involve work. It can involve volunteering." ... "Summer is a time when I'm free. I don't have to worry about going to school, so it's the best time to try something new," Morgan says. "Taking Arabic was kind of an impulse decision, but I wanted to take advantage of the opportunity because I love to try new things. It was amazing."
3.1.15: Digital Grade Books Cleveland MagazineAssociate Head of School Sue Sadler
"The technology can take the mystery out of how you are getting the grade you are getting," affirms Sue Sadler, associate head of school and director of the Upper School at Hathaway Brown, which has been using a digital grade book for two years.
3.1.15: Ask the ExpertsCleveland MagazineDirector of the Center for Global Citizenship Joe Vogel
"Global education is a critical and fundamental part of 21st-century education, especially with emphasis on the non-Western world," says Joe Vogel. "The world is extremely interconnnected, and the trend in the world across every field is globalization. This prepares students for the world they live in so they can define success in a multitude of ways. It changes students forever."
3.4.15: Mary Motch double-podium winner in state meetChagrin Valley TimesMary Motch '16
On Hathaway Brown's fourth-place team, which totaled 161 points, junior Mary Motch, of Chagrin Falls, was a double-podium finisher for the Lady Blazers after finishing ninth and 10th in her events last season. During Friday's competition, Motch took sixth in the 50 freestyle in 24.10 seconds and eighth in the 100 freestyle in 52.47 seconds.
3.9.15: Hathaway Brown girls basketball players, coaches reflect on retirement of Coach Paul Barlowcleveland.comVarsity Basketball, JV Basketball Coach Julie Lozon '07, Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach Edith Spivey, Varsity Basketball Coach Paul Barlow
Barlow ends his career with a record of 246-127. He has won five state championships at Hathaway Brown, finished as state runner-up twice, made 10 district title appearances, won eight district titles and seven regional titles. Under the leadership of Barlow, the program won 37 consecutive playoff games during 2009-14 seasons.
3.11.15: Teen scientists compete with breakthrough ideasCBS This MorningEmily Spencer '15
President Obama will meet with some of the country's brightest young minds, in Washington for the Intel Science Talent Search. Forty high school seniors vied for a $150,000 top prize for their experiments and discoveries. Wyatt Andrews reports on how their contributions could be invaluable.
3.11.15: Cleveland area 'Makers' share stories meant to inspire high school girlsSun PressHathaway Brown Center for Leadership & Well-Being, Katie Deegan '17
Ten Cleveland-area Makers were celebrated at Hathaway Brown School's Worldwide Communications Center Tuesday, March 10. Each woman shared stories of pain, resiliency, and purpose with young girls from HB and six area high schools: Saint Martin de Porres High School, the Cleveland School of the Arts, Laurel School, the North Star Collaborative, Shaker Heights High School, and the Cleveland School of Science and Medicine's John Hay campus.
3.12.15: Tablets + technology = winning combinationCleveland Jewish NewsDirector of Academic Technology Barry Kallmeyer
Whether it's prohibiting cell phone usage in classrooms or blocking Facebook and Twitter on school wireless networks, education and technology have long had a mixed relationship."It's a shame that kids go to school and the technology is sort of left at the door," said Barry Kallmeyer, director of academic technology at Hathaway Brown School in Shaker Heights.
3.12.15: Principle issue in first visit to principal's office: stay calmCleveland Jewish NewsCounseling Director Lisa Lurie, MS Learning Specialist Renee Hedges
A child's disciplinary issue can lead to a wide range of emotions for child and parent alike. Parents may take such issues personally, feeling they're the result of a parenting failure. This can lead them to lose perspective in their response.
3.14.15: Nia Marshall Named First-Team All-IvyCornell Big RedNia Marshall '13
Marshall was named the Ivy League Player of the Week four times this season (Dec. 22, Dec. 29, Jan. 12, Feb. 15), and on three of those occasions (Dec. 22, Dec. 29, Jan. 12) she was also named the College Sports Madness Ivy League Player of the Week.
3.14.15: Perfect Princeton is Ready to DanceESPN SportsCenterVanessa Smith '13
The only undefeated women's basketball team in the country, the Ivy League champion Princeton Tigers look to take their place among the sport's elite.
3.15.15: Savoy Magazine Announces the Most Influential Black Lawyers of 2015Savoy MagazineInajo Davis Chappell '78
With the release of their spring issue, Savoy announces their 2015 Most Influential Black Lawyers featured list. The listing is comprised of the "best of the best" of Black lawyers that are partners within leading national law firms and also corporate counsel from Fortune 1000 corporations.
3.16.15: His mother was an addict, his stepfather a wife beater and now he's a juvenile court judge with a powerful story: Michael K. McIntyre's TipoffThe Plain DealerLauren Ryan '09
He beams when he considers the lives of his two children, Lauren, a graduate of Hathaway Brown High School and Allegheny College who is studying for her master's degree at Baldwin Wallace, and Michael, a high school senior and one of the stars of the St. Edward High School basketball team.
3.16.15: AP Division II All-Ohio: See which local girls basketball players were selected for 2015cleveland.comDani Lawson '17
The 2014-15 Associated Press Division II All-Ohio girls basketball team, based on the recommendations of a media panel, include Honorable Mention: Dani Lawson of HB.
3.20.15: Counselor Iribas highlights "commitment" to the internationalization of the Navarran education systemnavarro.es (Spain)HB Center for Global Citizenship Spain program
American students are completing their studies at Hathaway Brown School in Cleveland, Ohio, where they are studying Spanish as a second language. They have traveled to Pamplona for two weeks, during which time they will stay with families from el Colegio Miravalles-El Redín while they work on perfecting their Spanish as well as familiarize themselves with both Spanish and Navarran folklore.
3.29.15: Parker Hannifin volunteers support high school robotic competition The Plain DealerMelody DS Buca '17
Sixteen-year-old Melody Buca, a student at Hathaway Brown in Shaker Heights, has been programming robots since she was eight. That's half her life, which is pretty impressive. Melody's experience and comfort level with technology are assets she brings to the Hathaway Brown Fighting Unicorns 2399 team.
3.30.15: Jazzed for SummerCleveland MagazineUpper School Choral Director Laura Main Webster '91, Director of Summer Programs Jason Habig
This wasn't just any jazz concert. It was my 14-year-old daughter, Carolina, singing at this incredible venue, the only place in Ohio on Downbeat's list of the Best Jazz Clubs in the World. And, while I think she's gifted (after all, I am her mom), she's not a jazz vocal prodigy. This was the culminating performance of her summer camp, Hathaway Brown School's Solo Voice Intensive, led by the school's director of vocal arts and professional jazz singer Laura Webster.


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Mile 12, George Price Highway (Western Highway), Belize
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- Type: Commercial Lot
- Property Code: SLNBE0285
- Status: Active
- Lot Size: 3.4 Acres
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Set along Mile 12 on the George Price Highway (Western Highway) is this 3.4 Acre Commercial / Industrial Property located directly across the Highway from Caribbean Paper's manufacturing facility.
Property is subdivided and consists of 8 different Parcels with the largest being 1.8 Acres (81,059 sq. ft. / 7,530 sq. m) located on a Corner off the highway with an all-weather side street. The remaining 7 Lots lie along the Main Parcel (1.8 Acres) and a second all-weather side street further west along the highway.
Property has 550 ft. (167m) of road frontage along the George Price Highway, offers road infrastructure off the highway, as well as a subdivision and location offering industrial, commercial and residential uses.
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Property is being offered as one entire parcel.
- Located on Mile 12 George Price Highway
- 3.4 Acres Total
- Subdivided - 8 Parcels
- 550 ft. (167m) of HWY Frontage
- Partially Filled
- Side Roads Built Out
- Commercial / Industrial Zone
- Located Directly Across from Caribbean Paper
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Phone: +501-223-2427
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Wolviston launched a late charge up the Wearside League today with a landslide win at home to fourth placed Cleadon.
The villagers started brightly carving out two good chances in the first three minutes.
First, straight from the kick off, they streamed forward and a crisp four man move sent Shaun Sproate down the right.
He was brought down just outside the box but bounced up to send a quick free kick just outside the post.
Then on three minutes, David Dowd went close as he chased down a poor back pass into the box and stabbed a shot across the face of goal.
And Wolviston went close again on seven minutes when a half cleared corner was fired back in and Ian Bishop put a looping header just over.
Cleadon carved out their first chance on ten minutes as Peterson cut in from the left to put a 25 yard effort dipping just over.
Then two minutes later a dangerous Cleadon free kick from the left floated to the far post where striker Quinn just failed to connect with a diving header.
Wolviston almost broke the deadlock on 15 minutes when Paul Edwards played a defence splitting pass that sent Sproate clear into the box to fire a low shot under the advancing keeper but it drifted just beyond the far post.
But Cleadon looked sharp on the break and twice speedy striker Quinn almost broke through but last gasp tackles first from Gareth Murphy then Ian Perry stopped him as he shaped to shoot.
Wolviston had a lucky escape on 26 minutes.
Perry brought down Nixon and although it looked to be inside the box, the referee gave a free kick on the 18 yard line and in the protests that followed the Cleadon man was sent off.
Wolviston quickly made their extra man count and took control with two goals in two minutes.
First, on 31 minutes, Perry picked out Chris Homer in the box and when his shot was parried David Dowd slammed home the rebound.
Then with Cleadon still reeling Wolviston struck again as Shaun Sproate cut in from the right to drill a low 20 yard effort inside the near post.
And they almost had a third on 41 minutes as Paul Griffith curled a neat ball over the top for Dowd to race clear in the box but he fired his shot against the bar.
Cleadon carved out the first chance of the second half after only two minutes.
A neat Bradley ball sent Quinn clear into the box but his hurried shot flew straight into the keeper's arms.
And for a spell the ten men had Wolviston on the back foot as they worked hard around the edge of the box and the home side were forced into some frantic defending.
But Wolviston broke out and went close on 52 minutes as Sproate cut in from the left to pick out Steele in the box but his first time effort flew just wide.
Wolviston continued to press forward but suffered a series of frustrating off-side decisions against a well organised Cleadon defence.
But Wolviston finally broke through to claim a third goal on the hour.
Persistent Griffiths robbed a Cleadon man just outside the box then squared for top scorer Andrew Steele to drill home his 27th of the season from 12 yards.
They almost had another two minutes later as Griffiths scooped up a loose ball to dash into the box but the keeper was off his line quickly to save at his feet.
Spirited Cleadon continued to press forward and went close on 62 minutes as Newton charged down an attempted Richardson clearance in the box and Wolviston were relieved to see it spin just outside the post.
Then Pendergood sent lively Newton racing down the left and he cut into the box but his shot curled wide.
But Wolviston broke out to claim a killer fourth goal on 69 minutes.
Edwards chipped a well timed ball over the defence for substitute Michael Diciccio to burst forward to the edge of the box and slot neatly past the advancing keeper.
And Wolviston made it five on 84 minutes as Chris Homer found space on the edge of the box to chip inside the far post.
A minute later they almost had another as Griffiths burst into the box and fired through the keeper's legs but the deflection sent it just wide.
And Wolviston finished the goal romp with a sixth in the final minute, Andrew Clark skipping past the last defender to side foot home.
WOLVISTON: R Wrigglesworth, Richardson, Perry, Murphy, Bishop, Homer, Sproate, Edwards, Steele, Dowd, Griffiths. Sub: Diciccio, Clark.
CLEADON: G Brand, Meston, Gray, Pendergood, T Fyall, Nixon, Peterson, Bradley, Quinn, Whelan, Newton. Subs: Dixon, Tully, S Fyall, P Brand.
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I (R.e. Glenn a.k.a. The Philosopher Monk) was elated to find myself in a discussion today. I love them. Civil, open-minded ones, anyway. And I decided to post it, and to create a new category in this project that will be called "The Dialogues". And, it would seem, this is the first one Continue reading
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The Gospel of Thomas
The Gospel of Thomas, and the other gnostic gospels that we now have, was discovered in Egypt in 1945, near a town called Nag Hammadi (hence the name Nag Hammadi Library). Of all the Gospels in that collection, Thomas is considered to be the most important one, and some have suggested that it is a candidate for the theoretical Q gospel that Matthew and Luke, using a copy of Mark and this Q gospel, wrote their gospels with. It's importance is derived from the fact that a lot of the sayings are found in the canonical (accepted) gospels in the bible, although there is a lot that isnt. Another reason why it is so important, or relevant, is because it's not a narrative gospel like those found in the Bible, it is a collection of sayings. So, if authentic, (and it has been dated back to the early Christian centuries (the copy they found in Nag Hammadi is written in a language called Coptic, and they know that the copy we have was a copy and translation from greek, which most accept was the language that the gospel was originally written in, just like the New Testament Gospels were written in Greek. Continue reading
A Response to the Questions about my "Fragile Faith" Twitter Post
A few people have contacted me to question why I wrote a Tweet a day or so ago, chastising those who might be antagonistic towards me for bringing a bit of information to their attention that they subsequently claim is just intended to "cut down their faith".
If your faith is such that it cannot withstand exposure to truth and fact, then it wasn't that strong to begin with. Do not get mad at me because you think I ruined something that really didn't ever exist.
It came about for this reason: the geneaology of Jesus as presented in the Gospels.


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Marie Cosindas
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Marie Cosindas (September 22, 1923 – May 25, 2017) was an American photographer. She was best known for her evocative still lifes and color portraits. She was one of the first photographers to incorporate color photography into her work, which distinguished her from other photographers in the 1960s and 1970s.[1] Most of her photographs were portraits and pictures of objects like dolls, flowers, and masks.
In 1962, Ansel Adams recommended Cosindas to Polaroid for their artist trial of their new instant-developing color film.[2] She was the fifth woman to have a show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1966.[3]
Cosindas was born in Boston, Massachusetts on September 22, 1923, the eighth of ten children born to a Greek immigrant family. Her father was a carpenter. She grew up on the South End.[4]
After initially studying design at the Modern School of Fashion Design in Boston[5] and painting at the Boston Museum School,[6] she worked as a textile designer from 1944 to 1960. During this period she began to integrate with, and eventually became part of the stable of photographers that belonged to the Carl Siembab Gallery, with whom she shared a building in Boston.
It was during a trip to her family's homeland, Greece, that Cosindas began to use photography as her primary medium. Using a 2 1/4 square Rollieflex, Cosindas took snapshots of the Grecian landscape, which she intended to later translate into paintings. However, she was so taken with the photographic results she gave up painting.
Cosindas studied with Paul Caponigro[6] and attended photography workshops with Ansel Adams in 1961. While studying with Ansel Adams, she worked almost exclusively in the medium of black-and-white photography, making several series of still lifes and architectural photographs.[7] She also worked with Minor White during 1963-1964.[6][8]
In 1962, Cosindas was one of about a dozen photographers who were invited by Dr. Edwin Land and the Polaroid Corporation to test their new instant-developing color film. From this time she began to work exclusively in color, manipulating various components of the process to produce the warm tones she preferred. Cosindas found that using Polaroid freed her from all the technicalities involved in making color prints, and she was able to concentrate just on her images. Using only available light and often having only a few minutes in which to photograph her subjects, Cosindas produced a remarkably distinct portfolio of portraits of well-known figures.[9]
Along with Paul Caponigro, William Clift, Walter Chappell and Carl Chiarenza, Cosindas co-founded the Association of Heliographers, a New York photographers' cooperative that included some of the most influential American art photographers of the 1960s. The Heliographers' first public exhibition took place on 1 July 1963. The show promoted "'camera vision' as a way of seeing and recording the world meaningfully rather than mechanically".[10][11]
Using a view camera, natural light and color filters, Cosindas's work played a vital role in establishing the use of color in fine art photography during the 1960s and her solo show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1966 was one of the institution's first to feature color photography.[6][12] A number of major exhibitions of her work have been held, and it is featured in many prominent collections.[13] Subjects of her portraits work include Andy Warhol, Truman Capote, Faye Dunaway, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Ezra Pound and Tom Wolfe, among others.
Cosindas lectured at the Photographic Resource Center at Boston University.[14] In conjunction with the PRC 2013 Gala, Cosindas was featured in the exhibition Marie Cosindas: A Life of Color,[15] and was given a Lifetime Achievement Award.[16] Other awards received during her career include a Guggenheim grant, a Rockefeller grant, and honorary degrees from Philadelphia's Moore College of Art and the Art Institute of Boston.[13]
Cosindas died on May 25, 2017, in Boston, at the age of 93.[4]
- Feldman, Susan, ed. (1979). Marie Cosindas, color photographs (2nd printing, 1979. ed.). Boston: New York Graphic Society. ISBN 9780821207437.
With an essay by Tom Wolfe
- ^ Cosindas, Marie (1978). Color Photographs. Boston: New York Graphic Society.
- ^ "Marie Cosindas: Instant Color". Amon Carter Museum of American Art.
- ^ Bonanos, Christopher (January 12, 2014). "The Art World Wakes Up, Once Again, to Marie Cosindas". Vulture.
- ^ a b William Grimes, Marie Cosindas, Whose Photographs Brought Color to the Fore, Dies at 93, New York Times (June 2, 2017).
- ^ Heller, Jules; Heller, Nancy G. (1995). North American women artists of the twentieth century : a biographical dictionary. New York: Garland Publishing. ISBN 978-0815325840.
- ^ a b c d "Marie Cosindas: Polaroid Color Photographs" (PDF). The Museum of Modern Art. April 13, 1966. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
- ^ Wilder, Kelley E. (2006). "Cosindas, Marie (b. 1923)". In Lenman, Robin. The Oxford companion to the photograph. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198662716.
- ^ "Exhibition of photographs from the 1960s-80s by Marie Cosindas opens at Bruce Silverstein Gallery". ArtDaily.com. 2014-01-16. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
- ^ Feldman, Susan, ed. (1979). Marie Cosindas, color photographs (2nd printing, 1979. ed.). Boston: New York Graphic Society. ISBN 9780821207437.
- ^ Loke, Margarett (March 6, 1998). "Photography Review; From a Vanished Cooperative, Nature in Abstract". The New York Times. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
- ^ Wilder, Kelley E. (2006). "Heliographers, Association of". In Lenman, Robin. The Oxford companion to the photograph. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198662716.
- ^ Salter, Kate (20 April 2014). "The colour photography pioneer that time forgot". The Telegraph. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
- ^ a b "New York Art Beat". "Portraits by Marie Cosindas" Exhibition Bruce Silverstein / 20. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
- ^ 2008 PRC benefit auction Catalog: "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2008-09-15. Retrieved 2009-04-08.
- ^ Weiss, Francine (October 18, 2013). "Photographic Resource Center Boston University" (PDF). Maria Consindas: A Life in Color. Photographic Resource Center Boston University. Retrieved March 8, 2015.
- ^ Weiss, Francine. "Marie Cosindas: A Life of Color" (PDF). Boston University. Retrieved 2 February 2016.


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November 17, 2017 04:41 PM
Construction along Highway 169 in the north metro has been underway for weeks and this weekend is no exception.
Northbound Highway 169 between East Hayden Lake Road and Dayton Road is down to one lane in Champlin through the weekend. The southbound side is single lane between the Mississippi River to East Hayden Lake Rd. The work continues until 5 a.m. Monday.
According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, crews will be installing a storm sewer pipe beneath the roadway as well as prepping for next year's replacement of the Elm Creek Bridges. Starting next spring, Highway 169 will be down to one lane for six to seven months. During this time, the roadway will be resurfaced between Brooklyn Park and Champlin and realigned just south of the Mississippi River.
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Cowboy-casual charm and elegance, perfect weather, and sharing of support and love between family and friends marked the WannaBee Campground Wisconsin Dells wedding of James and Jodi September 19.
Jodi looked absolutely aglow and so beautiful in her dress with black lace trim, elegant veil and stunning necklace and bracelet.
From Jame's straight-edge shaving routine to the silhouette of his hat, I also enjoyed making portraits of James the way I thought Jodi would want to see him.
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One of my favorite memories of the wedding was seeing the happiness on the couple's faces throughout the ceremony, and also watching them get lost in each other's eyes during the first dance.
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The food was delicious and I got to try some Texas favorites near and dear to the couple, including cowboy beans, brisket (yum) and a sweet potato pie of James' recipe (you converted me James).
It was a joy just watching the couple and their family live every moment to the fullest and celebrate the momentous day. They reminded me of why I really do this: to serve and preserve the memories of families on one of their most important occasions. Thanks so much for making me your Wisconsin Dells wedding photographer!
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A shortcut through the garden.
Watersteps - A stepping stone path climbs up between two walls as water spills down and around the walkway.
At the top of the watersteps the step stones seem to float on the surface of a small pond.
Pond to the right, hide-a-way straight ahead.
This pathway gives access around the back side of the pool.
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Sometimes on the way home from Town or to One Old Man's, I'll take this little back lane - the one you don't see in the photo. Often a family of ducks are swimming and dipping in the ditch water. This and last Sunday we joyfully witnessed over twenty baptisms - young people giving their lives to God. The church was packed to overflowing and it was a wonderful and blessed time.
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HARRISON, N.Y. -- The Third Annual Fall Wine Tasting Event at Harrison Wine Vault is gearing up for Oct. 26.
The tasting is scheduled for 3 to 7 p.m. at the Harrison Wine Vault, according to a notice from the company. The group is set to pour more than 100 wines during the tasting.
"Harrison Wine Vault opened in the Fall of 2011 to rave reviews," representatives said in the notice. "Our focus is on finding unique and high quality wines from smaller producers. Our store selection includes many nationally known wineries as well. Our tri-level store features a classroom, a former bank vault turned temperature controlled find wine room and 2,500 square feet of retail space."
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In the hands of brainy bio-med students, the technology that makes the Wii remote tick is destined for greater things, CPR training. "Not to put too fine a point on it, even professionals do it pretty miserably," says Dr. Greg Walcott, M.D.
Specifically, people have a hard time performing compressions at an effective pace and depth. "People will go anywhere from 60 to 150 times a minute, and will go anywhere from half-an-inch, three-quarters of an inch, all the way to two-and-a-half, three inches deep," says Walcott.
But more user-friendly training may be at hand, thanks to students at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. "It's going to be very easy to use. All you need is a computer and the Wii remote," says James McKee, a student.
Students wrote software to receive real-time data from the Wii-mote during compression. "So you can see here he's going around 1.7 inches, and the target rate is two inches, or one-and-a-half to two inches. So he's doing decent staying at 100 beats per minute," says student Zach Clark.
The metronome helps guide the pace, and the depth feedback guides pressure. "Unless you've had previous practice, I don't think most people would know to push that hard. It feels very uncomfortable actually to push two inches down on someone's chest," says James.
The next thing to iron out is home items that can substitute for the mannequin. "We've used anything from beach balls and footballs, that sort of thing. If you take a little bit of air out of them, they're about the right," says Dr. Walcott.
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Spencer tops Green in lone contested SCC board race
Nick Spencer bested Chris Green for an open at-large seat on the South Central Calhoun School Board in Tuesday's district election.
Spencer, who lives between Lake City and Rockwell City, is a graduate of Southern Cal High School. Green, of Lake City, also graduated from Southern Cal. Spencer received 168 votes, while Green received 145.
Kari Musselman and Jason Hawkins were unchallenged for two open north district seats, while Darci Lightner and Judy Hungate were uncontested for two south district seats.
These results, taken from the Calhoun County Auditor's Office, are considered to be unofficial until the Board of Supervisors canvasses on Friday.
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Saeko Chiba (千葉 紗子, Chiba Saeko?) is a prolific seiyū (voice actress) and singer who was born on August 26, 1977 in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture, Japan, and grew up in Tokyo, Japan. -Biography- Biography Saeko Chiba took up ballet at a young age with ambitions of becoming part of Takarazuka Revue. However, having failed the entrance exam for Takarazuka Music School in her third year of middle-school she joined the Minami Aoyama Shoujo Kageki Dan (南青山少女歌劇団)(South Aoyama Female Opera Group, also called Nansho for short) a Stage (theatre) group for teenage girls. Having had several lead roles over the three years she spent with the troupe, Saeko was then cast in the lead voice acting role of Kotori Haruno in the Sega Dreamcast game Kita e. ~White Illumination. Having had a taste of being a seiyū and deciding that she preferred voice acting to performing on stage, Saeko decided to pursue the career full-time. Some of her earlier roles include Tsubaki Sakura in Kare Kano, Kitsune no Akane in Angel Tales and Elliot Chapman in Sci-fi Harry. Saeko was famed for her long, straight hair and seemingly cold outward appearance which led to her being cast in various tsundere and 'cool-girl' roles. She then cut her hair short in the spring of 2005 which strangely coincided with the increasing diversity of her roles, as Saeko herself noted on the Mai-HiME fandisc interview. Saeko has also pursued a singing career, with Yuki Kajiura(who wrote music for some of the Nansho stage shows) writing and producing almost all her material. Her first single was Koi no Kiseki, the theme song for the PlayStation game Meguri Aishite. She has since released nine singles and two albums, along with various character song and drama CDs. Saeko was also part of the group tiaraway with fellow Nansho member Yuuka Nanri. Originally recording and performing as Saeko Chiba & Yuuka Nanri for the game/anime Memories Off 2nd, the duo released three singles and an album before breaking up on 6 March 2005.
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'Transfer of Knowledge – Transfer of Human Capital' with the acronym TOK-TOC (1242R4) is a project co-financed by the programme INTERREG IVC. Its aim is to identify the skills and capacities needed by the workforce in order to remain employable and productive under business succession and transfer conditions.
TOK-TOC embraces regional and local authorities and Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs in short) in order resolve the problems associated with SME transfer. TOK-TOC is determining the parameters affecting successful SME transfer and is highlighting the role of knowledge transfer, that is, saving the knowledge accumulated by any ageing work force and passing it to younger generations of workers.
TOK-TOC's outputs include a Handbook of Best Practices in SME Succession and Transfer as well as a Model for Attaining SME-Succession & Transfer Excellence that could be used be local and regional authorities.
6 partners from 6 regions and 6 member states will exchange experiences and data on innovative methodologies and tools related to knowledge transfer and human capital mobility. Through seminars, study visits and research the partners of TOK-TOC will identify best practices in SME succession and transfer and will formulate a model for succeeding in transferring SME management and operation from one generation to another. The model will be applicable to different types of SMEs operating under different legislative, economic and social environments.
TOK-TOC's portal www. tok-toc.eu will provide relevant information to interested stakeholders, including policy decision makers, regional and local authorities, non-governmental organizations, SME associations, academic institutions and research institutes. The total budget for TOK-TOC is 1.703.964,37€ (ERDF Funding 1.370.942,57€ & National Public Financing: 333.021,80€). It will be completed in December 2014.


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Seminars & Journal Clubs
The bulletin board across from the first floor elevator in the Biotechnology Building is the place to check for topics, times and places of talks. Two seminar series that you are required to attend are:
Friday Molecular Biology and Genetics Seminar (BioMG7870): 4:00-5:00 pm Fridays during Fall and Spring semesters and occasionally during the Summer in the Biotechnology Building Conference Room (G10). These talks are given by scientists visiting from other institutions and provide an opportunity to hear and meet some of the most distinguished researchers in the areas of genetics and development. Speakers are usually invited and hosted by faculty members, but graduate students can play a significant role in choosing whom to invite. First, students can suggest names of desirable speakers to their major professor, and second, at least once a year graduate students have the opportunity to independently invite and host a distinguished scientist. Very popular speakers who would otherwise be "too busy" will often find time in their schedules if they are invited by students rather than faculty. Coffee, tea and cookies are available at 3:45 pm, and there is usually an informal "Meet the Speaker" Happy Hour immediately after the seminar in one of the lounges upstairs. In addition, there is usually an opportunity for a group of graduate students to take the speaker to lunch on Friday. If you are interested in talking individually with a speaker, see the host listed at the bottom of the seminar notice and he or she will be glad to try to schedule you.
Wednesday Field Seminars (BioMG7860): 12:20-1:20 pm Wednesdays in 226 Weill Hall. All graduate students give seminars to present their research progress. Students join the cycle in their second year and present their work at least once a year. Second year students are only expected to give a half hour talk. Students in their final semester are not required to give a field seminar but can opt out of presenting ONLY IF they plan to give a B-exam seminar during that same semester. In such cases, the student must have set a specific date for their B-exam with the approval of their committee and also must notify the Graduate Field Assistant prior to the start of the semester.
A draft schedule of Field seminar assignments will be circulated at the beginning of each Academic year. Students should notify the Graduate Field Assistant if they have a scheduling conflict with their assigned slot. Once the schedule is set at the beginning of the semester, students that want to reschedule their talk must find another student willing to switch slots with them. Students will be given ample notice of the date of their seminar, and must submit a title and short abstract to the Graduate Field Assistant (Room 107) one week before their talk so that it can be distributed to members of the Field. Please note that attendance will be taken at the Wednesday Field Seminars (you must register for this course); students are required to attend at least 2/3 of the seminars in order to receive a satisfactory grade in BioMG7860.
Journal Clubs
Participation is on a voluntary basis, but you are encouraged to attend the Journal Clubs in your area of interest. Below are some of the Journal Clubs that meet on a regular basis:
Bacterial Genetics Journal Club – Steve Winans, firstname.lastname@example.com
Cell Biology Journal Club – Tony Bretscher, firstname.lastname@example.com
Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology Journal Club – Kathie Burdick, firstname.lastname@example.com
Cornell Vertebrate Genomics Meeting – Charlotte Williams, email@example.com
Developmental Biology Journal Club – Kelly Liu, email@example.com
Environmental Microbiology Journal Club – Esther Angert, email@example.com
Eukaryotic Gene Regulation Journal Club – John Lis, firstname.lastname@example.com
Molecular Evolution Journal Club – Charles Aquadro, email@example.com
Neuroethology Journal Club – Carl D. Hopkins, email@example.com
Repair, Replication & Genetic Recombination Group - see http://micro.cornell.edu/research/r3-group/index.cfm
Reproductive Biology Journal Club – John Schimenti, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sexual Selection Journal Club – Mariana Wolfner, firstname.lastname@example.com
Virology Journal Club – Colin Parrish, firstname.lastname@example.com
Topics in Quantitative Genomics – Jason Mezey, firstname.lastname@example.com
Cornell Stem Cell Program Meeting – Alex Nikitin, email@example.com


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Perhaps this isn't the best way to discipline students. In an ULTRA rare dismissal of an incompetent teacher that even the NEA can't object to:
School officials on Tuesday fired a middle school teacher charged with biting a student who would not spit out a piece of candy.
Caroline Kolb has pleaded not guilty to an aggravated assault charge for allegedly biting 14-year-old Garrick Hudson on the back during a classroom scuffle Jan. 11.
School officials conducted a probe and fired Kolb for insubordination and conduct unbecoming a teacher, The Courier-Journal reported, citing a copy of her termination letter.
Administrators had previously warned Kolb to avoid being physically confrontational with students, according to the letter.
So she'd done this sort of thing before, and didn't get canned? Oh, I'd love to be the lawyer for THIS kid. Can you say "ka-ching"?
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|The tributes began almost instantly for SIMpull. After it debuted at the IEC Show and the National Electrical Contractor Association trade show in October, NECA's panel of experts crowned SIMpull with the NECA Showstopper Award as one of the most exciting innovations exhibited at the Show. As part of the honor, SIMpull was featured in Electrical Contractor magazine.
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In October 2015, Daniel Rubio Sanchez had the trip of a lifetime when he went to New York City to anchor Laureate Live's coverage of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2015 Annual Meeting alongside Nelson David Bassey from Nigeria and Adriana Acosta Nunn from Mexico. The trio made a tremendous impact as CGI Anchors, which Laureate International Universities is eternally grateful.
Speaking exclusively with Laureate Connect, we caught up with Spaniard, who is currently studying International Relations at Universidad Europea in Madrid. This is what he had to say:
What was the process to become an anchor for the CGI?
The process to become an anchor for the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) was easy and challenging at the same time. In the first round I had to complete an application form with several questions about me, what I'd accomplished, my future expectations and what I could add to CGI if were selected. Additionally, I also had to make a short video briefly explaining these topics and my interest in attending CGI.
When I made it to the next round, I was asked to do an online interview with the Laureate team. Again, I was asked about myself, though the questions were now more specific than the first step. Moreover, they asked about how I would react in emergency-like situations.
Finally, after a few weeks, I received an email saying I'd been selected, which was one of the best pieces of news I've ever received.
How did UEM help prepare you for the experience?
Universidad Europea de Madrid (UEM) is unique in the Spanish university sector. Instead of solely focusing on theory, UEM has a true willingness to let students gain skills through practice and work experience, which enables students to learn more about the topics covered in class. Regarding CGI, the opportunity to receive professional oral master classes by specialists for several weeks as training for the official oratorical contest held at UEM was really useful in building confidence in myself and learn the communication skills needed to face a live broadcast. Since the start of the second year, I have noticed my university has been teaching us the necessary skills to survive in the professional world, and this motivates me to study even more.
Where did you learn to speak English so well?
I think my English could be much better! There's always room for improvement. Unfortunately, not many Spanish students are able to speak English very well, which I believe is a serious personal and professional drawback. English should be viewed as key to creating opportunities, but sadly it is still generally seen as a boring subject for pre-university and university students. I have a feeling it is related to the way English is taught. We receive lots of vocabulary lists and grammar classes, but no real language tools to practice conversations.
I had some amazing teachers during my early school years who made me feel confident in my use of English and its importance. This willingness to learn more, in addition to watching many US TV series, has enabled me to become more fluent. I am now studying both of my degrees completely in English, and I am confident I will keep improving. Practice makes perfect!
Was it your first time in NYC? How was the experience?
It wasn't my first time in New York City, although I only spent two days there before. This was my longest experience in New York, and obviously the best one. The city is a paradigm of capitalism and a really good example of what great investment can achieve. As well as the incredibly expensive Broadway shows, the Empire State Building or the always-hectic Times Square, you can also see poverty in the streets. It is something that can be witnessed in almost every city in the world, but in NYC, I felt it was more evident.
What was it like working with other anchors from different parts of the world?
Adriana and Nelson David are quite simply extraordinary, I don't say that just to make them happy: I really mean it! It's almost impossible to get a realistic idea of how stressful it can be being a Student Anchor at the Clinton Global Initiative, but having them near made me feel confident and relaxed. I knew I could rely on them, and that was immensely valuable in that context. I believe that the result of a group project very much depends on those moments when the team uses its ability as a whole to coordinate and work together. They made it really easy for me and I will always be grateful for that.
Were there any interviewees that really made you think or inspired you?
There were some really incredible individuals attending CGI and our team was able to get really good interviews. Personally, having the opportunity to interview the former Secretary of State, Madeline Albright, and ask her about International Relations issues was unbelievable. She left a really big impression on me.
How many different interviews did you do?
I took part in a lot of interviews covering different topics ranging from business to journalism to environmental issues. As Laureate Student Anchors, it was important to investigate the different interviewees and their area to properly prepare ourselves for the interviews. For example, this helped me understand more about why Ted Danson is deeply involved in ocean conservation or how important it is to keep developing food and nutrition and fight hunger and malnutrition.
What was your biggest learning experience over the few days?
It's very difficult to highlight just one learning experience, but if I had to, it would be confidence it's given me. Only a few years ago I was a shy and slightly hesitant student who would only do what's mandatory. This changed when I realized what makes you stand out from the crowd is the ability to take advantage of opportunities and enjoy them. When I first saw the Laureate Student Anchor at CGI being advertised, I could imagine myself there, but I was still had self-doubts about whether I'd be able to. It seemed too difficult and competitive. What made me overcome these doubts was will-power and a change in my attitude. I didn't look back; and I applied myself.
The whole event was a really important learning experience. I knew before that one must take advantage of the opportunities that come their way, but it was CGI that really confirmed my belief. I'm sure that CGI is a step in the right direction, and I am sure many more will follow.
Last but not least, were there any moments that you felt very nervous? If so, how did you overcome it?
I don't know if there was a moment that I didn't feel nervous! I was very nervous throughout the whole event. Being a Laureate Student Anchor at CGI requires you to be very active and ready to face challenges at any second. I will not ever forget seeing the interviewees just popping up at our set. No forewarning; just improvisation and curiosity.
As you can imagine, it was a very stressful situation to be in, but do you know what? One should be proud of the accomplishments that are most difficult to achieve. We had a wonderful team who helped us with everything and gave us very useful feedback to overcome the stress. I won't lie; it was hard, challenging and demanding, but it was electrifying and we overcome all the difficulties. We are very proud of our success, and our team believed in us. In turn, this helped us believe in our abilities and make this opportunity come alive. Sometimes it's the most important part.
Daniel continues to study International Relations at Universidad Europea in Madrid. You can see other programs at the insitution by visiting the UEM website. Furthermore, if you enjoyed Laureate Live's coverage of the 2015 CGI Annual Meeting, make sure you log on to see the World Business Forum 2015 starting on November 12.


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Expectations: 0.3% growth
Analysis: Big beat for November factory orders, coming in at 0.7%. October's orders were also revised higher to a negative 0.7%. from a negative 0.9%.
Another data point showing improvement in U.S. manufacturing and production.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Yes, a quake
Prelimnary U.S. Geological Survey data indicate it was between 5.4 and, possibly as strong as, 5.9 earhquake near Borrego Springs.
Anyone here experience any damage?
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there are reports of a rock slide caused by the quake, possibly near the tramway. anyone have further info? hope no one was injured, i have a highline location on that side of the mtn i might need to check on.ReplyDelete
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Our San Diego NBC news station aired a still photo of the large dust cloud caused by the rock slide; pray no one was hiking in that area. Here in SW Escondido, we felt it strongly. Our dogs jumped up and began pacing. There was a great amount of noise that sounded like a heavy vehicle rumbling down our street; several seconds of rapid shaking followed by an unsettling rolling motion that made me lose my footing. My colleagues at Scripps Oceanography (geophysicists, so they usually know more then the geologists) aren't yet certain if this was new earthquake along the San Jacinto fault or an after shock from the April Baja quake.ReplyDelete


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Small Wonder
"Flea" in Robert Hooke's Micrographia
In 1665, the year before the Great Fire in London, the polymath Robert Hooke published a scientific treatise that created a sensation. Entitled Micrographia, the work introduced readers to a whole new world that became visible through a new-fangled device called a microscope. Hook's discoveries were accompanied by his own exquisitely detailed – and expertly rendered -- copperplate engravings of objects too small to be seen with the naked eye: the cellular structure of cork, a monstrous hairy-legged flea, an ant enlarged enough to send picnickers fleeing in terror. "By the help of microscopes," Hooke proclaimed, "there is nothing so small, as to escape our inquiry; hence there is a new visible world discovered to the understanding." He went on to say that "we now behold almost as great a variety of Creatures, as we were able before to reckon up in the Whole Universe itself."
Like most other sighted creatures, human beings are engineered to see clearly enough at close range to catch their prey and far enough to spot predators before they themselves become prey. The invention of lens-based magnification devices in the sixteenth century vastly increased their ability to see in either direction. Telescopes opened up the heavens, but initially they did not so much alter our understanding of the stars as add vastly to the number that were now visible. Microscopes, by contrast, opened up a universe of small things that had existed undetected until then. Hooke's contemporary Anton van Leeuwenhoek, a Dutch draper and amateur scientist, perfected the compound microscope and discovered the existence of bacteria, blood corpuscles in capillaries and the teeming life in a drop of water.
Cameras are lens-based devices that mostly work at middle distances. But they can also be outfitted with telescopic lenses to shoot distant objects or be attached to microscopes to capture the sorts of things Hooke was only able to record on copper plates. I rarely use telephoto lenses for my landscape work, for the most part only when physically prevented from getting as close to my subject as I might otherwise wish. On the other hand, I sometimes like to use macro extension tubes to focus more closely on a subject and with greater magnification than would be possible with a lens alone. This spring, for example, I screwed macro extension tubes onto my lens to photograph dramatic closeups of the pink and white blossoms on the crabapple trees in my front yard. A delicate litle flower no larger than a quarter now filled the entire frame of an image taken just a few inches from ts subject, and it was no longer possible to ignore its demure splendor.
What is most striking about the world as seen in extreme closeup is the attention to detail. Hooke's iconic flea, blown up to the size of a gatefold illustration in Micrographia, is revealed to be a kind of armadillo on stilts, its body, legs and snout bristling with whiskers, each one carefully rendered. How many hours did Hooke spend hunched over his microscope, painstakingly recording by hand everything he had seen? And who originally lavished such detail on a creature smaller than a grain of rice? If you examined one of my digital photographs under a microscope, you would find it be nothing more than a pattern of dots. But if you examined any of God's smallest creatures under a microscope, you would find it fully formed down to the last detail. If you examined a microcrobe in the intestinal tract of a flea using an electron microscope, there would still be no stinting on detail. So if you were looking here for evidence of God's handiwork in creation, what might you find? You could only conclude that God is indeed in the details.
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But there is a dark side to this competitive environment. There is a fine line between being competitive and being a jerk. We call him the "King of the Dojo".
This is my formal gi.
Here is the usual story with these types: You get a phone call from a guy who wants to try your sparring program. He says he has "prior experience" in [insert your favorite] martial arts. Because his school either closed, or he has been out of the Martial Arts for a while, he claims that he is looking for a new school and wants to see if yours will fit. Notice how he didn't mention anything about your program, katas, or anything else for that matter. He wants to start with your sparring program. Red flag. He doesn't have any intention of learning anything; he wants to see how good he is against your students. So you give him a chance, considering his prior experience and interest in your school… plus he might be a great addition if he fits in right?
Sparring class - t-minus 15 minutes. He starts stretching or warming up away from most others, usually with a very serious look, almost mean-mugging any peer who looks at him. He will likely play nice with those not in his "weight-class", but will be sizing up the ones he needs to dominate for alpha-male status.
|Just a friendly sparring match, I swear.
Sparring commences. Two things will happen at this point. Either he will "win" or "lose" in his mind. This is already a very poisonous because we are here to help each other get better, not KO each other into oblivion. He doesn't care about that – his goal is to win.
- So he "wins". Ego fulfilled. Students are in awe at his skill. He is the king. At this point he will stick around because it makes him feel good to be on top. He may even become "respectful" at this point and have some great skills to teach you/ your students. After all, he was good enough to "beat" them. But he also carries a dark side that could be dangerous to your students and your program. Anyone who threatens his reign will likely spark some out of control situations, leading to injuries and even students leaving your school. He will stick around until he is bored or beaten. He will likely have no real interest in your program but will participate in sparring all day any day. Remember: he is there to prove to himself that he is alpha, not to learn or sincerely help others.
- So he "loses". Most of the time decently trained students can hold their own with any "out-of-dojo" type "badass" that shows up. He will usually make up some story about how he is not familiar with your style, or he didn't know this or that, or he has a bad knee, but the fact is that he is butt-hurt. He is trying to save face. He will likely not return at this point because he will be looking for another school to reign.
If you encounter this situation, try to encourage him to stick around and join the regular program. He might just be nervous as to what people will think of him and did not want to look bad. Don't let him turn you into THAT guy by acting that way back at him.
Or… Maybe THAT guy came from within your own student base over time. Martial Arts are competitive, but we have to keep things in perspective.
I'm not saying that it is a bad thing to introduce highly skilled/competitive people into your student-base when they come from another background - that is a great way to grow. I am saying that out-of-dojo experienced fighters need to be watched carefully as they integrate into your program. They may be a great addition to your student base… or… they may be THAT guy.
Have you ever encountered the King of the Dojo? If so, tell us how you handled it in the comments below!
Troy Seeling is a 1st degree black belt and instructor in Tae Kwon Do, with 5 years experience in Boxing and a two-year white belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Troy also instructs a strength and fitness class, and helps to manage his families' dojo, North Texas Karate Academy In his spare time, he enjoys trying different forms of physical fitness, including Olympic weight lifting and distance running. He also enjoys film photography with antique cameras. You can contact Troy at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ed note: Opinions in "Troy-Kwon-Do" posts are those of Troy Seeling, and I don't always agree. Also, as far as I'm concerned, Elvis will always be King of the Dojo. -The Stick Chick
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