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The city's mundane rhythm is suddenly disrupted by the emergence of a flying island high in the sky. Though the island initially appeared to be deserted, the citizens realize that they are not alone in the universe. Before long, the island becomes a tourist magnet, increasing revenues and crime. Then one day, Mary, who works at the city orphanage goes missing after a beam of light is seen coming from the island above. Explore the creepy island using the clues Mary left, make friends with the spirits of the island's people, solve challenging puzzles, find missing crystals and take your friend back home in this absorbing adventure.
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Officials make sure offenders are in compliance with holiday's rules
Anne Arundel County police did their best Thursday to keep trick-or-treaters safe from sex offenders on Halloween.
The county's sex crimes unit did a walking tour across parts of Pasadena, where several registered sex offenders live.
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With their Operation Lights Out Tour, police made sure sex offenders turned their porch lights off during trick-or-treating and clearly displayed a sign that said "no candy" on their front doors.
The first stop was at a sex offender's home with a "no candy" sign, which wasn't as visible as investigators would have liked.
"We moved the sign higher so it could be seen. We told her that we may swing by later tonight to check, so just to remain in the house with the lights off," explained Shawn Rutherford of the Anne Arundel County Office of Parole and Probation.
The team, which included police, the county state's attorney and parole representatives, was focused specifically on offenders convicted of crimes against children. There are 525 registered sex offenders in Anne Arundel County, 86 of whom got letters in the mail before the holiday listing the rules and banning them from opening their doors to kids.
"If we are looking at sex offenders, they have an opportunity to interact with children that they may not have other times of the year, so tonight's a very important night to make sure that they're in compliance," said county state's attorney Anne Colt Leitess.
Offenders at three more homes on the route were in compliance, but Cody Wroten wasn't. The 22-year-old was convicted of a third-degree sex offense involving a child in 2010. He's required to register for the rest of his life, and on Thursday, he didn't have a "no candy" sign on his door.
"He finally came to the door, and I questioned him. He played it off kind of stupid with me -- that he didn't understand. He apologized, and we gave him a 'no candy' sign, but that's a violation. Tomorrow, go ahead and request action from the court,'" Rutherford could be heard telling officials over the phone during the walk.
Investigators will request a warrant. Wroten will then be required to report to the Probation Department on Friday morning.
Last year, investigators said they found one offender in violation. That person was arrested and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Baltimore City police ran similar patrols to monitor about 1,500 registered sex offenders.

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Larson Institute hosts international friction workshop
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Fifty-two registrants from France, Norway, Canada, Japan and the United States were represented at the 2013 International Friction Workshop hosted by the Thomas D. Larson Pennsylvania Institute from May 13 to 16 at Penn State.
Previously a long-standing tradition at the NASA Wallops Island Flight Facility in Virginia, the workshop was relocated to the Larson Institute's facilities in 2009. The workshop is part of a research initiative to revise existing American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) specifications for the calibration and quality assurance of continuous friction measuring devices. This research is warranted because the number of friction measurement devices used today for the assessment of surface conditions on highways and airports is numerous, with a significant number of design and operational differences. ASTM governs most of the standards under which this equipment operates.
"The continued success and growth of this workshop is a testament to the need for interaction among the world's friction measurement systems and for the unifying standard we are developing," said workshop organizer Zoltan Rado.
This year for the first time, a portion of the testing of these devices is taking place at the University Park Airport, in addition to the Larson Institute's test track facility.
"This is a great opportunity for the airport and for our personnel," said Brian Rodgers, the airport's director. "When Dr. Rado contacted us, it was a no-brainer to pursue this partnership. For our personnel, especially those involved with winter snow removal, it's beneficial to have a chance to interact with the individuals taking part in the International Friction Workshop. And with the Larson Institute increasing its involvement with FAA programs, we look forward to future opportunities to work together."
A total of 19 devices were collecting data, comprising 10 highway speed and nine spot measurement devices. Workshop presentations were given at the Ramada Inn Hotel and Conference Center in State College. Activities at the Larson Institute's full-scale test track facility and at the University Park Airport included comparison of performance of the ASTM E1551 test tire manufactured by two different tire companies, ASTM 2883 testing, water distribution profiles measured for each high speed device, correlation of participating high-speed friction measuring devices at three different speeds and on eight different surfaces, correlation of low-speed and stationary friction and texture measuring devices, measurement of bias and repeatability of the German-made ELAtextur device, and demonstration of two new Japanese profiling devices.
The Larson Institute conducts a range of driver and vehicle research at its test track facility, from driver perception and reaction to vehicle and barrier crash testing. For more information about student learning opportunities at the Larson Institute, contact Zoltan Rado at firstname.lastname@example.com. Additional information about the institute is available at www.larson.psu.edu.


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Kim Kardashian, though not invited to the actual Oscars, didn't miss the chance to get all dressed up. As an invitee to Elton John's famous Oscars party, she chose an extremely boobsy dress — and it actually looks amazing. Khloé also looked ***flawless in head-to-toe velvet.
Kim also Instagrammed a boobsy selfie in the car, because that is her way.
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She may be best known on the Oiselle blog as the woman behind 'The Dozen' a 12 move core routine that leaves you limp on the floor after that laaaast shaky pushup. Don't know it? Go check it out. It leaves no core muscle behind.
But beyond kicking our core, Lesko is know around these parts as master of shenanigans. She dreams up the big fun for Oiselle. She is a constant jolt of positive energy. She is a FAST master's runner, mama of three, wife of one, NYFW runway model and diamond league nanny. She is the booty we chase in track workouts. And, as a family doctor, she is the lucky person we text photos of our weird medical concerns. She is also certified in Graston, so she beats us up on a regular basis.
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Just got a note from the folks at Keen Software House about their in-development MMO/singer-player space shooter called Miner Wars. They've got a new trailer showcasing this "outer space First Person Shooter with a fully destructible environment." To be clear, you're piloting a ship from a first-person perspective, so you won't be walking around as is typical from the FPS genre. However, that doesn't make it look any less fun from an FPS-ey perspective.
Remember Descent?? That old-but-great game had a similar vibe to at least the initial look at Miner Wars -- you're piloting a ship that has full six degrees of freedom to fly around and shoot stuff. Yay! I loved Descent. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent_(video_game) ) This time though, you get to blow up everything in front of you, apparently, meaning you can tunnel your way through the rock walls in front of you instead of just getting dizzy as you try to maneuver yourself into a proper orientation to fly through the environment.
I suppose since I brought up Descent, I should point out that the newest trailer was created by a member of the old Descent team, Dan Wentz. He's the Audio Director on Miner Wars, incidentally, but my rummaging through their "team" list brought up no other Volition hits, so other Descent lineage appears to be in spirit more than direct aside from Mr. Wentz. Cool enough though... just looking for some other familiar names from the way-back. Anyway, check it out:
Great music and it's looking mighty-fine all around. Fully destructible environments coupled with the theme of being a deep-space asteroid miner gets me downright interested in checking this out more. So... let's go see what they've got in store! (Well, besides an early-adopter discount of 70% to buy up the game now and get early access to another just-released alpha test of the game. Nice!)
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Sylvester Stallone on Art, Movies and Playing Rocky Again
Over his 40-year career, Sylvester Stallone has appeared in over 60 films. But he'd give his career in acting up if it interfered with his painting.
"There is nothing as gratifying as being one on one with a concept, with your thought and vision. Movies are the work of a collective conscious. It takes 500-800 people on a movie to complete a vision. Painting is as close as a person can get to actually capturing the heat of the moment," the actor told the Journal.
For the first time, Stallone's paintings are being exhibited in Russia in a kind of retrospective exhibition that spans 38 years. He calls Mark Rothko and Jean-Michel Basquiat influences, and has shifted in style from his early works, mostly created with a large palette knife and a spectrum of color, to his more recent canvases, which use more red, white and black, and are decidedly more abstract.
The action hero phoned Speakeasy to talk about his journey from painting into sculpture, how much his early roles influenced his paintings, and confirmed to the Journal that he's once again taking on the character of Rocky Balboa in Ryan Coogler's "Creed."


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Our aim is to ensure your stay on Mt Hotham is a most enjoyable holiday and to locate the right property to suit your group and your budget.
Mt Hotham Accommodation offers guests the complete ski holiday package. Marco and his friendly team strive to create the perfect ski holiday for you and your guests. Our knowledgeable team work hard to ensure that you receive the best possible package on accommodation, ski hire, lift tickets and any other desire you may have for your upcoming ski holiday.
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Payments required to confirm a Reservation
A $100 deposit is required at the time of making your reservation to confirm your reservation.
Balance of payment is required 60 days prior to arrival. If the booking is made within 60 days of arrival full payment is required to be made at time of booking. You will be contacted via email or phone to make arrangements for payment. Where the deposit is still unpaid within 60 days prior to arrival Mt Hotham Accommodation reserves the right to cancel your booking without further notice to you.
Methods of Payment
Mt Hotham Accommodation accepts the following credit cards - Mastercard, Visa and AMEX (a 1.5% surcharge to applies to Visa and Mastercard and 3.3% surcharge applies to AMEX).
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A valid credit card will be required at check in. EFTPOS cards are not an acceptable form of security.
Your Credit Card details will be held as a security bond for the unlikely event that the bond conditions are not met. The amount of bond taken in the event of an incident is at the discretion of the manager. These details will be destroyed upon your departure if no bond action is required. We request that you are honest about any damages made in the apartment so we can rectify quickly for the following guest and to avoid and confusion or ownership.
If the apartment has been left in an unsatisfactory manner and the bond conditions have not been met, we will contact you to rectify. If you are unable to return to the apartment, an additional charge will be made against your credit card to rectify. Please refer to the bond form you sign upon your arrival.
We ask that you please place your dirty dishes in the dishwasher and turn it on as well as remove all of your rubbish upon your departure. You are not required to remove the sheets from the beds when you leave.
NO ACCOMMODATION ALLOWS SMOKING OF ANY KIND. If it is evident that smoking of any kind is detected in any apartment, we will automatically deduct $300.00 from your credit card to clean all bedding, curtains and carpets. We are very strict on this.
Travel Insurance
Mt Hotham Accommodation recommends guests purchase Travel Insurance, which is generally inexpensive, but can really save a lot of emotional distress if an unforeseen event occurs. We recommend your travel insurance will cover you for airline flight and accommodation cancellation. We also recommend you are covered for accident, illness, medical evacuation and theft.
Mt Hotham Accommodation will not be accountable for road closures, acts of nature or any reason as to why you are not able to attend your holiday. We will try to accommodate your booking however no guarantees can be made.
Mt Hotham Accommodation can assist you with all your travel insurance needs. Please contact our reservation staff.
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All properties, chalets & apartments are fully self-contained and are non-serviced accommodation However if you are staying 7 nights or more a complimentary mid stay service is included.
When you arrive you will have sufficient linen for your accommodation including all bedding(Doonas OR Blankets & Pillows), 1 x top & 1 x bottom sheet and pillow cases per bed, 1 x bath towel per person, 1 x bath mat & hand towel per bathroom and 2 x tea towels per kitchen. The linen provided is for the duration of your stay of up to 7 nights. If staying longer than 7 nights, fresh linen and supplies will be provided by means of a mid stay service.
We also supply you with a starter kit of amenities including toilet paper, glad wrap, al-foil, dishwashing liquid, dishwasher tabs and Chux cloths. If you require more of these items, you can either bring your own or purchase them from us or the mountain supermarkets. Tea, Coffee, Salt & Pepper are not provided unless specified in your apartment descriptions.
All accommodations are individually owned and as such certain utensils and appliances are not standard across all of our accommodation, should you require specific items such as a coffee plungers, hairdryer, etc. we strongly recommend that you bring your own to avoid disappointment.
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Car parks are not provided for each apartment unless specified in your apartment description. All cars regardless of whether you have an included car park with your apartment are required to register their cars through Alpine Easy Access. Refer to the below details on how to register your car for the duration of your stay, charges do apply.
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When planning your stay, please be aware that check in is available from 3:30pm and the checkout time on your day of departure between 8:00am and 10:00 am.
If you think that you will not arrive before 8pm on your day of arrival, please call our office to arrange the collection of keys after hours.
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Prices/Quotations are subject to change without notice and will not be guaranteed until a deposit has been processed and you have received formal confirmation of your booking from us via email, SMS or letter. A dynamic pricing structure is in operation, tariffs change regularly according to occupancy. If a lower tariff is listed than previously booked we unfortunately cannot amend the tariffs charged after a booking confirmation has been issued.
Mt Hotham Accommodation will not be accountable for road closures, acts of nature or any reason as to why you are not able to attend your holiday. We will try to accommodate your booking however no guarantees can be made. Please remember there 2 approaches to Mt Hotham, we recommend you to call VICROADS on 131171 to check road conditions and best possible route prior to leaving home.
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The property that you have reserved may become unavailable due to circumstances beyond the control of Mt Hotham Accommodation. In such instances, Mt Hotham Accommodation will endeavour to place you in alternative accommodation, however, is unable to provide any guarantees in terms of the substitute accommodation.
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If equipment and or facilities fail, Mt Hotham Accommodation will endeavour to get it back in working order as soon as possible/practical; no refunds or compensation will be paid for any such breakdowns.
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Mt Hotham offers some of the most reliable skiing in Australia, however all skiers know that Mother Nature can be fickle and mountain weather changes often. If, due to lack of snow, there are less than three (3) lifts (inclusive of at least one lift that services and intermediate trail) operating at Hotham two (2) full days prior to the check in date of your arrival, you may choose to receive a credit or full refund on all pre-paid accommodation and Mt Hotham Skiing Company lift products. If you decide to wait less than 2 days before your check in, no refund will be available. We request a formal letter of cancellation based on the above to be accounted by our office 2 full working days prior to your arrival date. The decision on which lifts are operating under the snow guarantee are that of the Mt Hotham Skiing Company and not Mt Hotham Accommodation. Mt Hotham Accommodation will not be held accountable for the decision of which lifts are classified as intermediate, beginner or advanced.
This snow guarantee only applies if a lift cannot be operated due to lack of snow on the major trail it services. The guarantee does not apply if lifts are on wind-hold i.e. Unable able to be operated due to high winds, low visibility or a combination of these weather elements or undergoing temporary maintenance.
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Over the past decade I have informally studied Megalithic centers and monuments in places like the Morbihan Penninsula in Brittany, New Grange and the Beaghmore Circles in Ireland, Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar on the Orkney Islands. The remote landscapes and rich dowry of these sites draw me into Neolithic culture. The finely carved inner walls of the Maltese Hypogeum, an underground vault-like room, used for ceremonies and burial, as well as the pierced holes and spiral and oculi motifs of the giant stones at Knowth and Carrowmore filter into my work. Titles to my sculpture often evoke memories of these mysterious and compelling landscapes.
Trained in Italy, Marianne Weil is internationally recognized for her abstract bronze sculpture. She is the recipient of numerous awards and grants and is represented by Art Sites Gallery in Riverhead, New York and Kouros Gallery in New York City and Kouros Gallery Sculpture Center, Ridgefield CT. Marianne teaches sculpture at the City University of New York, College of Staten Island. Her work is included in many public and private collections n the U.S. and abroad. Currently, she is preparing for her fifth exhibition at Kouros Gallery.
Kouros Gallery, New York City 2010, 2008, 2006, 2004
Keystone Art & Culture Center, Lancaster, PA 2010
Kirkland Gallery, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Citicorp Center, NYC 2008-09
Art Sites, Riverhead, New York 2008
Foreman Gallery, Hartwick College, Oneonta, New York 2008
Ice House Gallery, Greenport, NY 2004
Beatrice Condė Gallery, New York City 1999
Santarella Museum, Tyringham, MA 1998
Interchurch Center Gallery, NYC 1997
Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 1993
The Berkshire Artisans, Pittsfield, MA 1993
Women's Interart Center, NYC 1984
Liberty Gallery, Louisville, KY 1980
Ursula Höll Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland 1979
Art Sites, Riverhead, NY 2010, 2009
The Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery & Magill Library, Haverford College, Haverford, PA 2007
Kouros Gallery & Sculpture Center, Ridgefield, CT 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Cheryl Pelavin Galley, New York City 2006
Benton-Nyce Gallery, Greenport, NY 2006 ,2007
State University Plaza Gallery, Faculty Art Exhibit, Albany, NY 2005
Arlene Bujese Gallery, Easthampton, NY 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Anthony Giordano Gallery, The Sixth Borough, Dowling College, Oakdale, NY 2005
Gallery Boreas, Williamsburg, New York 2004
Elsa Mott Ives Gallery, NYC 2002
Heckscher Museum, Huntington, NY 2001, 2002
Staller Center Gallery, Faculty Exhibition, SUNY Stony Brook, NY 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005
Windham Art Gallery, Brattleboro, VT 2001
Artists Woods, Amagansett, NY 2001, 2002
East End Arts & Humanities Council, Sculpture: Three Views, Riverhead, NY 2000
Guild Hall, East Hampton, NY 1991, 2000
Yellow House Gallery, Greenport, NY 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000
Elise Goodheart Gallery, Sag Harbor, NY 1998
Hutchins Gallery, Long Island University, Artists & Poets, Brookville, NY 1998
Goldstrom Gallery, New York City 1997, 1998, 1999
The Museum at FIT, New York City 1997
Heckscher Museum of Art at Bryant Library, Roslyn, NY 1997, 2002
Aronson Gallery, Parsons School of Design, New York City 1997
Artists Space, New York City 1995
James Baird Gallery, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada 1995
Islip Art Museum, Islip, NY 1991, 1994
Dahl Fine Arts Center, Rapid City, South Dakota 1993
Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities, Arvada, Colorado 1993
University of Wyoming, Form and Object curated by John Perrault, Laramie, WY 1992
Virginia Miller Gallery, Coral Gables, FL 1991, 1992
Rodger LaPelle Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1991, 1992
The Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA 1991
Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA 1991
The Century Club, The Members Collection, NYC 1991
Katherina Rich Perlow Gallery, NYC 1990
RVS Gallery, Southampton, NY 1990
Stephen Rosenberg Gallery, New York City 1987, 1988
Sculpture Center, Small Works, New York City 1988
The Parrish Museum, Southampton, NY 1988
The High Museum, Artists from the Hambidge Center, Atlanta, Georgia 1986
Castello Malaspina, Massa, Italy 1986
Women' s Studio Workshop, Rosendale, NY 1985
Elaine Benson Gallery, Bridgehampton, NY 1985
Sculpture Center, Drawings by Sculptors, New York City 1984
Jack Tilton Gallery, A More Store, New York City 1984
Visual Arts Museum, Curated by Mary Miss, New York City 1984, 1985
Westbeth Gallery, Artists Call... curated by Lucy Lippard, New York City 1984
Millhouse-Bundy Museum, Waitsfield, VT 1983
Byck Gallery, Louisville, Kentucky 1983
Wards Island, O.I. A. Outdoor Sculpture, NYC 1981
Grand Palais, Grands et Jeune d'Aujourd'hui, Paris, France 1981
Commune di Pietrasanta, Scultori ed Artigiani, Pietrasanta, Italy 1981
Colloquium Gallery, Eight International Sculptors Salem, MA 1980
Salon de la Jeune Sculture, Paris France, 1980
Ursula Weidenkeller Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland 1978
U.S. Information Service Gallery, Three American Sculptors Milan, Italy 1978
Ed Rubin, Sculpture Magazine, June 2009
Elisa Decker, Art In America, November 2008
Chris Mills, Haverford College Newsroom, The Lost Wax Initiative video, winter 2008
Lisa Finn The Independent, July 23, 2008
Marilyn Noble, Sculptural Pursuit Magazine, Winter 2007/2008
Lisa Finn, The Traveler Watchman, April 14, 2005
Cynthia Nadelman, Sculpture Magazine, November 2004
Rose Slivka, The Easthampton Star, April 18, 2002
Liz Wood, The Suffolk Times, February 15, 2001
Shari Narine, The Lethbridge Herald, AB, Canada August 1, 2000
Helen Harrison, The New York Times, June 4, 2000
Liz Wood, The Suffolk Times, May 25, 2000
Helen Harrison, The New York Times, November 7, 1998
Roseanne Tolin, The Times, Valparaiso, Indiana September 6, 1998
Rhoda Amon, Newsday, June 28, 1998
Phyllis Braff, The New York Times April 19, 1998
Erica-Lynn Gambino, The Southampton Press April 23, 1998
Annette Hinkle, The Sag Harbor Express April 2, 1998
Helen Harrison, The New York Times, August 3, 1997
Helen Harrison, The New York Times, September 1, 1996
Sag Harbor Express, Meet the Sculptor, August 4, 1994
Helen Harrison, The New York Times, February 8, 1990
Rose Slivka, The Easthampton Star, May 5, 1988
Edith Schloss, The International Herald Tribune, September 16, 1986
Yorick Blumenfeld, GEO Magazine,U.S. and German editions, June 1980
Sarah Lansdell, Louisville Courier-Journal, August 10, 1980
Neue Zurcher Zeitung, Zurich, Switzerland, May 12, 1979
Peter Killer, Tages-Anzeiger Wochenprogramm, Zurich, April 20, 1979
Mirko Puciarelli,Tele-Toscana-Nord, (TV interview) Italy May 20, 1979
La Nazione, Florence, Italy August 8, 1978
Mirko Puciarelli, TTN Television, Women In Sculpture, September 26, 1978
City University of New York, PSC-CUNY Research Award 2010-11
Kirsten Kjaers Museum, Folstrup, Denmark 2009
Casa de Mateus Foundation, Mateus, Portugal 2008
Mellon Tri-College Seed Grant: Swarthmore, Haverford & Bryn Mawr, PA 2007-08, 2008-09
Haverford College, Faculty Research Grant, Haverford, PA 2007, 2008
Fondaçion Valparaiso, Mojacar, Spain 2007
New York State Council for the Arts, Individual Artist Grant 2005-06
Tyrone Guthrie Centre, County Monaghan, Ireland, Visiting Artist Fellow, 2005
Boreas Residency Fellow, Reykjavik, Iceland 2004
Peter's Valley Faculty Award, Layton, NJ 2003
Hospitalfield Trust, Arbroath, Scotland, Artist Fellow 2002
State University of NY at Stony Brook, Professional Development Grant, 2002, 2003
Heckscher Museum, Gladys Service Award of Excellence, Huntington, NY 2001
New York State Council for the Arts, Community Connection Grant 2001
Gushul Studio Artist-in-Residence, Crows Nest Pass, Alberta, Canada 2000
Montana Artists Refuge, Basin, Montana, Visiting-artist 1999
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, U.S. Dept. of Interior, Artist-in-Residence 1998
Kalani Honua Residency Fellowship, Pahoa, Hawaii 1996
New York Foundation for the Arts, Special Opportunity Stipend 1993,'95,'96,'98, '99
Adolph & Esther Gottlieb Foundation Grant 1993
IKONS Residency Fellowship, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada 1993
MacDowell Colony Fellow, Peterborough, NH 1985, 1987
Paula Rhodes Award, School of Visual Arts 1985, 1986
New York Foundation for the Arts, Artist-in-Residence Grant 1985
Edna St. Vincent Millay Colony Fellowship 1983
M.F.A. (Sculpture) School of Visual Arts, NY 1986
B.A. (Sculpture) Goddard College, VT
Apprenticeships to stone carvers and foundry artisans:
Pietrasanta, Italy 1974-1981
The Printmaking Workshop, NYC
L'ėcole des Beaux-Arts (Painting), Fontainebleau, France
City University of New York (CUNY), College of Staten Island
Assistant Professor of Sculpture, 2009-present
Haverford College, Haverford, PA
Visiting Associate Professor of Sculpture, 2006-2009
State University of New York at Stony Brook, Fine Arts Department
Visiting Artist (Sculpture, Metal Casting, 2-D and 3-D design) 1997-2006
University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, CT
School of Fine & Applied Arts, Visiting Faculty; 1994
Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus
Fine Arts Department, Visiting Faculty; 1993
Studio In a School Association, NYC
Artist-In-Residence Program 1986-1990
The Parrish Museum, Southampton, NY
Sculpture Instructor 1983-87
The Elizabeth Seeger School, NYC
Established sculpture program; Sculpture Instructor 1982-85
The Manhattan Laboratory Museum, & NYFA, NYC
Artist-In-Residence 1985
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Vietnamese students are Intel Scholars
TWENTY-EIGHT top science students from Vietnam are studying engineering at Portland State thanks to a $2 million investment from Intel.
The Intel Vietnam Scholars program is paying for the students' tuition, fees, books, room and board, and other expenses. Upon graduation in 2011, Intel expects to employ the new electrical and mechanical engineers at its largest global assembly and test site, slated to open soon in Ho Chi Minh City.
Portland State already works closely with Intel in Oregon and is the third largest supplier of engineering talent to Intel in the United States.
The University is also a familiar partner in Vietnam. PSU offers an advanced training program in computer science with two Vietnamese universities and works with agencies there on studies of urbanization and public leadership.
Wave power packs a punch
ENGINEERING STUDENT Josh Dankovchik (pictured at left with Aaron Parker and Stephanie Quindt) has always marveled at the power of water. While growing up in Kona, Hawaii, he played at a beach where incoming waves blasted through a natural blowhole in the rocks to shoot straight up into the air. Dankovchik always wondered, could a similar restriction of water create usable power?
Apparently so. Dankovchik and three other students proved it for their Capstone project. The students built a laboratory prototype under adviser Graig Spolek, professor of mechanical and materials engineering. They used plywood, pipes, and funnels to restrict water and built an ingenious turbine to capture power from the channeled water as it flowed in and out. Their turbine did not rotate, but its blades changed position with the flow.
The students measured a net power gain, validating their concept. The project garnered interest and funding from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and Sulzer Pumps USA, which has a facility in Portland. In fact, Dankovchik interned at Sulzer and now works for the company.
Only a prototype, the students' project would require pools and piping at an ocean's edge or an oceanside seawall. Their turbine is a particularly good idea, says adviser Spolek. In a full-scale model, a large turbine would be too heavy to rotate, so an internal method for changed orientation for reverse water flow is the way to go.
Accolades earned
"BEST" AND "BEST in the West" rankings were conferred upon Portland State in recent months by two nationally recognized reviews.
U.S. News & World Report's 2010 edition of America's Best Colleges singled out the University for its commitment to engaged learning through community classes and programs, and Princeton Review selected PSU as one of 123 institutions it recommends in its "Best in the West" review.
U.S. News & World Report ranked Portland State among the top public institutions nationally under the section "Academic Programs to Look For" in five categories: first-year experience, internships/co-ops, senior capstone, learning communities, and service learning. This is the seventh consecutive year that PSU has been recognized.
The Princeton Review chooses schools based on "their excellence academic programs" as reported by students and others. In its profile of PSU, the University earned a "Green Rating" of 90 out of 99 for its environmentally related policies, practices, and course offerings.
First and second helpings given here
FOR THE PAST six years, 95 percent of new grads from the PSU Food Industry Leadership Center's certificate program have found employment in the industry. Executive Director Tom Gillpatrick is proud but not surprised.
Industry leaders make sure the center's programs are current and relevant, says Gillpatrick, so talented students and seasoned executives can lead the country's $2.1 trillion food industry.
The Food Industry Leadership Center began in 1994 as a partnership between the School of Business Administration and industry. Retail and packaged good companies provided seed funding in order to establish a resource for recruiting and developing top management talent specific to the food industry. And it is working.
In 2008, PepsiCo recruited at 16 schools around the country. With the economic downturn, this year it approached just two: Portland State and one other school. Gillpatrick is seeing similar situations from Costco Wholesale, Nestlé Purina PetCare, and PepsiCo subsidiary Frito-Lay.
Caroline Ngere, a June graduate of the center's certificate program and the business school, is one of those snatched up by Frito-Lay. She landed a position in the company's district sales leadership training program in Southern California.
Executive Becky Skaggs took advantage of the center's continuing education. A longtime employee of retail grocery and pharmacy giant Haggen, Inc., Skaggs credits the center's executive leadership program with expanding her management expertise. Last year, Skaggs was promoted to vice president of strategy and consumer insights at Haggen.
More than 140 companies—including food processors, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and brokers—have participated in the Food Industry Leadership Center's various executive programs. Later this month, the center hosts its annual Executive and Women's Leadership forums. Industry leaders will share innovative ideas and hear from David Dillon, chairman and CEO of Kroger, and Ellen Raim, principal at Portland's Corraggio Group.


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Gerry attends a screening of Elegy at the Tribeca Grand Screening Room in NYC hosted by The Cinema Society and Glamour. Pictures have been added to the gallery.
Thanks to Warner Bros. for the SUPER hi-res US RockNRolla poster!
A reminder that we are still taking suggestions for the locations of the 2009 simultaneous conventions. We will take all recommendations for locations in this initial request. Once all proposed locations are selected, we will have another poll to determine the top locations for those who would be attending. Proposed locations should be received by August 10, 2008. Voting will begin on August 11 and end on August 21. Get more information…
To date, the following locations have been suggested: Los Angeles, New York City, Kansas City, Alaska. No formal proposal is due at this time, only suggestions. 😀


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Reggie McKenzie stepped to the podium at his pre-draft press conference, surveyed the tape recorders in front of him, and asked: "Is it ok if I turn all of these off?"
McKenzie isn't a great quote like his predecessor in Oakland, but Raiders fans won't mind if he can deliver a return the franchise to excellence. We have been very impressed with McKenzie's methodical style this offseason and his ability to make hard decisions.
There were many moments during Wednesday's presser where it was clear things had changed in Oakland:
1. There was no overhead projector to be found.
2. "We're not looking for guys that just run fast," McKenzie said.
That wasn't intended as a shot at Al Davis, who McKenzie praised repeatedly. But it's clear the Raiders are going to evaluate players differently.
3. McKenzie mentioned how the Raiders have plenty of good starters, but they badly need to build depth. That will be difficult with Oakland missing a number of high draft picks this year. The Raiders have been a top-heavy team for too long.
4. The Raiders "do not want to consider" trading future draft picks, unless it's a seventh-rounder. No more mortgaging the future.
5. McKenzie said the transition to Oakland has gone "much better" than he expected. He was talking primarily about changing the way the team is organized and their scouting system.
"Mark Davis has been excellent in allowing me to do it the way I need to do it," McKenzie said.
McKenzie is doing things differently. After the last decade in Oakland, that's a very good thing.


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Scary Monsters: How to take great Halloween photos with your iPhonePosted: October 24, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project, tips | Tags: autumn, children, fall, ghosts, halloween, holiday, iphone, iphoneography, kids, monsters, photography, photos, portraits, project, spirits, trick or treat Leave a comment
Halloween is an amazing holiday for photos, but also presents some real challenges because of the low-light. Here are some tips for taking great Halloween photos.
News Flash: So the first tip is this: Turn off your flash! You don't want brightly-lit, flat, colorless monsters and jack-o-lanterns. Try and find other light sources like incandescent and candle light if you can. Flashlights also make excellent 'ghoul' lighting when shining from below. Use flash only as a last resort.
Golden Hour: If you're capturing kids in costume for trick-or-treating, try to have them ready just as the sun is setting. The light at dusk sets a perfect Halloween scene and preserves a lot of the detail you'll miss later in the dark.
Devilish Details: If you want great costume shots, you'll want to focus on specific details. Masks, fangs, scars, hats, etc. Get in close and fill the frame. And don't forget to shoot things like decorations and the candy loot. They don't move around much and capture the true flavors of Halloween.
Process: If possible, try to document kids (and adults) as they get their costumes prepared. It helps tell the story, and also makes it possible to identify years from now just exactly who was hiding behind that mask.
HDR Spirits: Use a High-Dynamic-Range camera application like TrueHDR or HDR Fusion to capture ghost images. Here's how: Just hold absolutely still and as the first frame fires, then have your subject walk through as the second frame is taken. Instant ghosts!
Post Processing: Want to turn the spooky volume up? Try editing your pics in an app like LensLight to add effects like a full moon or lightning.
Fall color: Autumn is such an amazing time for rich colors. Capture the entire season in your photo set with a trip to the pumpkin patch or a farmers market. Cloudy days and early/late hours are best for capturing these hues.
Dont forget to download Time Warp Camera for iPhone. It's the perfect app to share and print your Halloween photos.
Now lets get our spooky on!
Photo Project: In and OutPosted: October 17, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project, tips | Tags: creative, creative photographs, door, instagram, iphone, iphoneography, photo project, photography, window Leave a comment
Doors and windows are great subjects for photography. Open or closed, they can tell stories about what's on the other side. Their rectangular shapes create beautiful symmetries and framing for composition.
Here are some tips and things to think about when photographing doors and windows.
Balancing Act: If you're shooting with your iPhone or a camera with a wider angle lens, beware of barrel distortion, which will curve the straight lines of your door or window. You can mitigate this effect by moving away from the door and then cropping your photo later.
Lost in Translation: You can define your concept of a door or window in very broad terms. How about an arch or a gate? A hole in the wall? Use your imagination to stretch the meaning for some creative results.
Found in Transition: Try choosing some doors that have regular use. If you can capture people entering and exiting you can get some great portraits.
Into the Light: Doors are often recessed into walls, so tend to be shadowy. Or, if they are open they may reveal a much darker or brighter light source emanating from within. Keep your exposure in mind when you are setting up your shot. Are you focusing on the door, or what's behind it? Or both?
Check out more examples of of Door & Window photography in this shared photo set
Photo Project: Standing Room OnlyPosted: October 10, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project, tips | Tags: instagram, iphoneography, photo project, photography, portrait, self portrait, shoes, street photography, where i stand, where i'm standing Leave a comment
How often do you stop and take a look at where you're standing? Beaches, forests, lawns – and especially city streets – can visually communicate a sense of location in an artful way. Taking photos of your feet is a fun and quirky way to capture an anonymized self-portrait. So take a moment to look down and see what's around you. Here are some tips and ideas:
Street Style: If you're in a city, keep an eye out for decorative elements that most people would normally miss. You'll be surprised how many towns use elaborate design elements on things like manhole covers and drainage grates. Also check intersections for street names inlaid in metal in the pavement.
Bend the Rules: Your feet don't actually have to be on the ground. Prop them up with a view. Take a ride on a Ferris Wheel. Maybe leave some footprints in the sand.
More is More: Add more feet and make it "Where We Stand" shot. Crowded buses and train platforms are perfect. It's more fun when it's more than just *your* feet.
Calling Ms. Marcos: If you have a thing for shoes, this is a great way to document your collection.
Get inspired: Check out the "from where I stand" collection on Flickr.
Shadowland: How to take great silhouette photography with your iPhonePosted: October 3, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project, tips, Tutorial | Tags: instagram, iphone, iphoneograp, keepsy, mobile photos, photo project, photo projects, photography, silhouettes Leave a comment
Silhouettes are a beautiful way to capture the lines and form of a subject. Best of all, you can take silhouettes almost anywhere. All you need is a bright source of light. Hint: A large ball of flaming gas in the sky that rhymes with "fun".
Ready to get started? First, download the Keepsy app, and click the "+" to start your own Silhouette photo set.
Here are some tips for shooting great silhouettes with your iPhone:
No Flash: Turn off your flash. The whole point is to darken your subject, so don't point light at it.
Framing: Silhouettes require a lot of contrast so remember to put your subject between you and your light source. If you imagine standing at the center of a clock dial, if your subject is at 12 0'clock, you want the light source somewhere between 11 and 1.
Exposure: Set your exposure to the brightest area on screen so your silhouette is as dark as possible. This will also properly expose the areas surrounding your silhouette.
Monochrome: Experiment with black and white filters, as well as sepia and cyan to get different effects. If you're using the Keepsy app camera, try applying 'Concorde' filter for a stark contrast.
Split Focus If you are using Camera+ to shoot, use the split focus/exposure feature by spreading your fingers on the screen. Place the exposure indicator on the brightest area of the frame, while placing the focus indicator on the subject. This will ensure your subject has crisp lines while preserving the juicy contrast you're after.
While you're at it, invite some friends to add their silhouettes to your photo set and make it a group project.
Want to see some more silhouettes? Here are some samples.
Photo Project: Alphabet SoupPosted: September 25, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project | Tags: abstract, alphabet, composition, instabet, instagram, iphone, iphoneography, keepsy, photo, project 1 Comment
Letters, words, signage – everywhere you look. So much so that we usually take it for granted. In this photo project, stop and take a moment to capture some of these interesting, abstract, and often beautiful shapes.
Ready to get started? First, download the Keepsy iPhone app, and click the "+" to start your own Alphabet Soup photo set. Then invite some friends to join you in the treasure hunt for text.
Delight is in the details: Think about the design elements of the the letter you're photographing. Is it block text or script? Heavy or light? Off-set or embossed? A strong mix will add a richness and balance to your collection.
If it feels good: To give your collection some depth and variety, look for different kinds of textures, like wood, stucco, paper, metal, plastic, concrete, etc.
Simplicity: This project is great for honing your composition techniques because unintended visual noise can be a great distraction. Be thinking about what is creeping into your frame.
The "I's have it: Challenge yourself by shooting as many examples of a single letter that you can find. Good luck finding Q.
Head on: Taking photos of signage printed on shiny objects like glass or metal may result in an unintended self-portrait. See if you can use this to your advantage.
Imagineering: Instead of literal letters, do an abstract set of found objects. For example, things that start with "A". Or create an A-Z photo book for a toddler.
Want to check out some more samples? Check out this photo set.
How to take great photos of clouds with your iPhonePosted: September 17, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project, tips | Tags: cloud photography, clouds, contrast, instagram, iphone, iphoneography, outdoor, photo project, photos 2 Comments
Clear skies are nice for picnics, but for great photos give us a big juicy Cumulonimbus cloud to chew on any day. Are there any forms that exhibit such a range of emotion and drama as clouds? Here are some tips for getting better cloud photography:
Brace yourself: You're shooting something very far away. Don't ruin the fine details with blur from camera shake.
Exposure: Make sure your exposure is focused on the clouds, not the sky or the foreground. That way you'll get more contrast and depth in the shapes. To set your exposure and focus, just tap the cloud if you're using the iPhone camera. If you're using an app like Camera+ you can split your focus and exposure controls by 'zooming' (spreading) your finger and thumb apart while in the camera. It's a very nice feature.
Horizons: Experiment with skylines and landscapes to give your shots a sense of scale. Birds are also great subjects if they're flocking nearby. So are trees, particularly in winter when you have exposed branches that have fine detail.
Wait for it: Clouds are always moving and changing shape. What looks boring one moment may change for the better in just minutes. Be patient and see what unfolds next.
Airborne: The next time you're flying, try for a window seat, preferably away from the wing. Take-off and landing usually have the best angles for composition, but you can get some great shots at altitude, too, depending on the weather.
Cool Hack:
Those fancy sunglasses propped on your noggin? If they are polarized, you've got an awesome lens filter to play with. Just hold the glasses close to your camera and rotate until you've caught the sun at 90-degrees. You'll know when you're there because the clouds and sky will practically pop off the screen. Grey (neutral) lenses are best, but even if your sunglasses are another tint, you can still get some great shots, albeit a bit warmer in tone.
Want to win a free photo book of your cloud photography? Share your photo set with firstname.lastname@example.com or on Twitter via the Keepsy app. We choose book winners every week.
Project 365: How to start a daily photo journal (and keep it up)Posted: September 12, 2012 Filed under: Photo Project | Tags: instagram, iphone, iphoneography, photo a day, photo diary, photo journal, photography, project 365 Leave a comment
I love the idea of a diary, but I'm way too lazy, busy, distracted… (pick any excuse) to actually do it. That's why I keep a daily photo journal. With the Keepsy app, it's a really fun way to document my life, and the iPhone makes it ridiculously easy since it's always with me.
What's the best way to get started? Here are some tips:
• Pick a time you'll be free to take photos. This might be when you are brushing your teeth or maybe when you're winding down after work. The key is to you choose a time you're not busy (e.g. driving, in class, or in a meeting).
• Set a daily alarm: Sometimes it's easy to forget that your iPhone makes an excellent alarm clock. Set an alarm – or a few – so that you'll remember to take the photo. When the alarm goes off, just fire up the Keepsy and add your photo to the 365 Project that appears when you install the app. I have two alarms set – one for 10:20am and the other for 7:15pm. That way If I miss the morning shot, there's always time for a make-up later.
• Share with friends: It's fun to see what other friends are doing and where they are at the exact same time. So invite some friends to add their photos by sharing the project with them. Be sure to tell them to set their alarms, too!
• Walk the Plank: Push the limits of your creativity by adding a theme. Maybe your daily photo always includes the same object in different location. Maybe it's a self-portrait in a new pose or facial expression each day. Tebow-ing and Planking come to mind… but we're sure you can improve on that.
Best of all, at the end of the year, you can print your best shots in a photo book, and voila, you have your journal.
So go set your alarms and get snapping!


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Meet the Drift Idiot. He bought a 240SX last month. He's never drifted before and he thinks he can become the Sultan of Slide in one session. It turns out that drifting is kinda hard.
With such thoughts as "Maybe I should pull the e-brake? Yeah. Drifters pull e-brakes," he spins a few times. Okay, he spins a lot of times. Sideways isn't as easy as it looks on the internet, but when you get it right, it's awesome.


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There are many scary things in the world. Death. Life. A teenage daughter with a tattoo.
But there's nothing scarier than the ocean. Not so much the water, which can be warm and crystalline lovely, or the waves, which can be a comforting rollick, or the mesmerizing picturesque expanse of it all from the promenade of a cruise ship.
It's more what's under the water that's terrifying. It's about that thin, physical line where our comfort level above the surface is clouded by our helplessness and ignorance about what's below.
Because here's the thing: the ocean is the only place on the planet where man is not the apex predator, the only frontier that we have truly not conquered in the way that we do, plowing and capturing and killing and razing and, too often, annihilating that which puzzles or threatens us, that which stands in the way of our need to control everything by any means necessary.
The ocean is Mother Nature at her wildest, and even as we work hard to destroy her finery by polluting and overfishing, she still triumphs.
Which brings us to Sunday, and the debut of the 25th year of the Discovery Channel's uber-popular Shark Week, the much-hyped fang fest that seems to attract more attention and more viewers with each passing season.
It's no puzzle why 5.5 million Canadians tuned in to Shark Week last August (higher viewership than most prime-time hits) or why armchair adventurers have been glued to their sets for the bloodletting every summer since 1988.
The star of the show is, of course, the great white shark, immortalized in fiction (and then vilified in real life) in the 1975 Stephen Spielberg-directed blockbuster summer movie Jaws, based on Peter Benchley 1974 bestselling novel about a huge man-eating white shark that terrorized swimmers on the shores of the fictional Cape Cod community Amity Island. Aside from giving pop culture the much-loved phrase, "You're gonna need a bigger boat," it also rang a death knell for sharks, sparking a mass international slaughter that threatened the great white and other species, a reality that continues today.
Sharks, of course, are the ultimate dinosaurs of the deep, and more than 400 species of them — from the 15-centimetre-long dwarf lantern shark to the 12-metre-plus whale shark — have roamed the oceans for eons. They don't have swim bladders so can never stop swimming, nor do they have bones, but instead a cartilage skeleton. And many of them have big teeth and no respect for boundaries, which means we never know where they might show up looking for lunch.
Despite the incidence of fatal shark attacks around the world remaining infinitesimally low compared with other takers of human life — even in the face of the breathless summer reports of shark sightings and occasional bites as more people worldwide take to the oceans every year — and despite Discovery's insistence that Shark Week is really about educating people about shark respect and conservation, much of their annual programming still focuses on those big choppers and the damage they do to boats and nerves, and human flesh.
This year, Discovery's self-described "killer lineup" includes How Jaws Changed the World, 25 Best Bites, Sharkzilla, Mythbusters' Jawsome Shark Special, Adrift: 47 Days With Sharks, Shark Fight, and Great White Highway, all of it accompanied by heart-stopping testimonials and vivid videos on Discovery's website.
While it makes for thrilling television, we might do well to remember that we are more of a threat to sharks than they to us: millions of sharks have been slaughtered over the past few decades, causing many species to be on the brink of extinction.
Shark finning, where the fins are sliced off and the fish is tossed, still alive, back into the water to sink and die, reportedly claims an average 40 million sharks a year, a number that seems unfathomable, with much of the wasteful, bloody harvest going into soup bowls, or for traditional ethnic medicinal cures. Recent years have seen a high-profile international protest movement against finning, along with shark fishing and shark cage diving and chumming, the latter being practices said to acclimatize sharks to human contact, never a good thing.
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HARTFORD, Connecticut — Visiting a shopping mall to share Christmas wishes with Santa had always been too much for 10-year-old Ben Borre, due to the autism that makes the noise, lights and crowds an unbearable torment.
But now a growing number of "sensitive" Santas in shopping centers, at community parties and elsewhere are giving Ben and others a chance to meet the big guy in autism-friendly settings — allowing their families to capture Christmas memories that other families may take for granted.
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"Every parent dreads the noise and chaos of the mall Santa scene, but this isn't even dreading. It's just literally un-doable for us," said Darlene Borre of West Hartford, Ben's mother.
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Many children with autism are especially sensitive to loud noises, jangling music, crowds and unpredictable situations, and could not wait patiently in a long line to see Santa.
The Borres tried without success a few times over the years to grab quick snapshots if Ben walked close enough to any Santa, but with mixed results.
Now, he visits an autism-friendly Santa each December at a local playground. The sensitive Santa happens to be Ben's grandfather, Ray Lepak, who was compelled after seeing what his daughter's family was experiencing.
"Just because a family has a child with special needs doesn't mean they don't want all the same memories that everyone else does," Borre said. "We all want those same holiday joyful moments; it just has to be approached differently."
Ben's sister, 4-year-old Lila, who does not have autism, and is getting wise to the fact that Santa and Grandpa bear a suspicious resemblance. But she's not letting on to Ben.
Lepak, 69, of Manchester recently donned his Santa suit — plus a brand-new beard and snow-white wig — and met with several Hartford-area children and their parents. He's learned over the years how to pep it up for siblings who don't have autism, and how to tone it down for children who seem overwhelmed.
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He starts with a few mellow "Ho, Ho, Ho" greetings, watches for those who are intrigued, and smiles or beckons to them to come closer. Many steer clear but watch him, either curiously or warily, while others remain disinterested.
"You'll see them watch Santa out of the corner of their eye, then little by little they'll come closer, then walk away as if you're not there, and come back in a bit," Lepak said. "It's really about following their lead and communicating on their terms."
Some will give him a high five; the braver ones might sit on his lap. At the recent gathering, one child had no interest at all in Santa until he realized that the big guy in the bright red suit was willing to push him on a swing — and those fleeting moments were enough for the boy's family to snap pictures.
A growing number of malls also are setting aside special times for sensitive Santa visits when the shopping centers would otherwise be closed.
A recent autism-friendly Santa visit at its Northtown Mall in Blaine, Minnesota, just outside of Minneapolis, drew 55 children despite poor weather, and last year drew more than 100.
Linda Sell, Northtown's marketing director, said the two-hour window on a recent Sunday morning was devoid of lines and the bustle of a regular Santa visit. Instead, children could play and color nearby until their number was called.
Sell said they also turned off the Christmas music, dimmed the lights, sent maintenance workers and other potential distractions away, and asked parents to fill out a form to give Santa the heads up on the boys' and girls' wish lists.
"Some kids will sit next to Santa. Some will want to stand a little farther away and look at him, or sit in the chair next to him, or have mom or dad next to him," Sell said.
For a child on the autism spectrum, sometimes the smallest item or gesture can spark a connection — such as the Northtown Mall Santa's gold watch or the tiny Christmas train that rotates inside of it.
"It's so hard on some of these families trying to take some of the kids out," Lepak said. "What a feeling that is, when I'm inside the Santa suit and I see those little innocent faces. They love it and it warms my heart."
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The Google site also has many more Easter eggs, interactivity and games to make NORAD's website look amateurish. Because apparently in the tech world, getting dumped as a Santa tracker partner is a serious insult, especially if the new partner is a direct competitor.
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i77cat wrote:ASU, CofC, Chattanooga, Furman, GSU, UNCG, WCU, and Elon had 8 non-D1 teams on their schedules. Wofford and Citadel have 8. Davidson has not released a final schedule yet, but will have 1 or none. Not a single OOC home game against a D1 opponent? I feel for the Wofford fans. What a tragic schedule. Good luck.
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