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Ads are meant to be alluring. Who hasn't been pulled in by an ad that promised more than it delivered? When that happens, you always have the option of taking the product back. But it's hard to return a college experience.
So instead of taking it back, University of Minnesota students are fighting back with their own ads. They are protesting how their school's $1 million advertising budget is used. They claim that the school's advertising showcases students of color, but that those images are only superficial. Too often the U is unwilling to support students of color. For example, the University is planning to shut down the student cultural center.
The "Whose University" campaign, or WhoseU for short, is a direct challenge to the university's advertising campaign that uses students of color as marketing tools in "superficial images of diversity and education," according to media activist and campaign organizer Hana Worku.
Worku spoke recently at the National Conference for Media Reform about the WhoseU campaign and says the campaign began as a way to seek "equal access and resources for disenfranchised groups in our public education system." She says that the WhoseU propaganda lets people know what the university's policy ideas actually mean to students and others at the university.
They have no budget, but that hasn't stopped their guerilla-style interviews and parody advertisements from reaching the eyes and ears of university officials.
Wednesday, WhoseU organizers, will host a day-long series of events all around the campus, including a teach-in, panel discussion, and performance event around issues The campaign has taken advantage of social media channels and the organizers actively using Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube to tell their stories.
The campaign, which includes a film project, will began working on a documentary about the university's priorities to be released in the fall.

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OAKVILLE, Ont. — It's been nearly a decade since Mike Weir arrived at the RBC Canadian Open and wasn't the biggest star on the grounds.
But that's exactly the situation he found himself in Monday morning as he quietly stepped on to the practice range at Glen Abbey amid a gaggle of celebrities.
There was Michael Jordan standing in the middle of the putting green, exchanging phone numbers with John Daly and puffing on a large cigar. Less than 100 feet away, an excited group of fans nearly knocked one another over while trying to get actor Kevin Costner to sign some memorabilia. And grouped together on the practice tee was NHL stars Joe Thornton and Rick Nash, who chatted about the off-season before hitting a couple of warmup shots.
Of course, they had all turned up on a sunny morning to support Weir and play in a charity tournament that benefits his foundation for kids. The host was thrilled to see so many stars.
"It means a lot to have guys take time out of their summers," said Weir. "It's a busy time. Those type of guys, you know the value of their off time. So to come here and support me in this event is huge."
The last time anyone could remember so much action and excitement on a Monday before this event was when Tiger Woods showed up during a record-setting run in 2000.
Jordan looked sharp in a pink golf shirt and easily drew the biggest following while making his way around a Glen Abbey layout that will host the 100th Canadian Open from Thursday to Sunday. Several fans wore his familiar No. 23 jersey and snapped photos as he walked the fairways.
A call from Weir drew the six-time NBA champion to the event.
"I've just kind of gotten to know him through athletic circles," explained Weir. "It was great that he was able to come."
The charity pro-am also included a handful of PGA Tour players who had been in Canada for less than 12 hours after arriving by charter from the British Open — Anthony Kim, Luke Donald, Camilo Villegas, Mark Calcavecchia and Trevor Immelman.
Fred Couples, another popular player, also briefly participated but suffered a back injury while bending over to pick up his ball. The injury may force him to withdraw from the event.
That would be a hit for a field that will feature just eight of the top 30 players in the FedExCup standings.
There were plenty of familiar faces at Weir's inaugural Monday charity event, the latest addition to a Canadian Open week that has been revamped since RBC became the title sponsor in 2007.
Costner's band Modern West will perform here on Thursday evening and he was a promising a better performance on the stage than on the course. The American actor is a 14-handicapper — something that often surprises fans who remember him from the popular golf movie 'Tin Cup.'
"You know, this movie 'Tin Cup' practically ruined my life," said Costner. "The few times I actually do play golf it feels like it's in front of a billion people. I don't really go practice, I don't play unless a friend asks me.
"It's a great game but it has never been my particular passion so people are gigantically disappointed (when they find out I'm not good)."


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Two hot-hitting regulars out of Mariners lineup Sunday against Houston
A couple of regulars were held out of the Mariners lineup for the series finale Sunday against the AL West-leading Houston Astros.
One was expected. The other was a surprise.
First baseman Danny Valencia (wrist) is still experiencing soreness. He injured his wrist a few weeks ago on a base slide, and manager Scott Servais said he's dealt with it from there.
"It calmed down a little bit and he tried to play through it," Servais said.
Servais said Valencia, who is tied for the major league lead with four four-hit games, felt it flare up after the game Friday. After receiving treatment on the wrist Saturday, he was held out of the lineup.
Servais said he wants to give it one more day before the team's off day Monday. Taylor Motter started at first base Sunday, and hit ninth.
"We would love to have him in there," Servais said.
The injury that caught Servais a little off guard Sunday was outfielder Ben Gamel's groin issue.
The manager indicated there might be a scratch and infection in the area. Gamel said he was taking antibiotics Sunday.
"I definitely don't want to miss games, but if you've got to get healthy, you've got to get healthy," Gamel said.
Guillermo Heredia took Gamel's place in the lineup, and hit eighth.
Servais noted Sunday marked the 20th consecutive day the team has played a game. The Monday break comes at a much-needed time, he said.
"It takes its toll," Servais said. "We've played well through it, and guys have continued to battle. It is a grind."
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I wondered what this building could be: an old fort? A palace? A government building? It is sand coloured and looked more like a one big block formed by many smaller superimposed blocks to me. What could it be? I only understood its beauty when I visited the Museum of Islamic Art (M.I.A), designed by I.M.Pei, the same architect who designed well known structures like L'Enfant Plaza Hotel, Washington DC, Miho Museum, Japan, the Pyramid at the Louvre Museum, France.
From far, it looks like a few blocks but on approaching the building, you will see more specific forms: the shape of the bridge, the arched windows, and the dome itself. The sand coloured M.I.A is built of limestone from France, granite from the United States, stainless steel from Germany and architectural concrete from Qatar.
The structure is a powerful Cubist composition of square and octagonal blocks stacked atop one another and culminating in a central tower. An esplanade of giant palm trees leads to the island. Inside the museum, 41,000 square feet of galleries are organised around a towering atrium capped by a dome, with a narrow beam of light descending from its central oculus. – The New York Times.
According to The New York Times, I.M.Pei wanted to create a 'building', which would reflect the "essence of Islamic architecture". He travelled a lot and did much research to finally come up with the structure of the MIA.
Islam was one religion I did not know, Mr. Pei said in an interview. So I studied the life of Muhammad [p.b.u.h]. I went to Egypt and Tunisia. I became very interested in the architecture of defense, in fortifications. […] The architecture is very strong and simple. There is nothing superfluous. — The New York Times
What I.M.Pei says reflects exactly what I thought when I first laid eyes on the museum; when you look at the building you see something very simple but it is much more than that. Moreover, the musueum has been built on a stand-alone island on The Corniche, created only for it as per I.M.Pei's request; he didn't want any future construction to stand in the view of his unique creation.
From outside, one cannot imagine the beauty and immense treasures the museum hides inside. When you walk in, you are immediately struck by the huge size of the atrium, the endless marble spiral staircase and of course the unique circular ceiling light. (Wouldn't that be a piece of art too?). There is a vast collection of objects on display, some dating from the 7th century. It was interesting to learn that Qatar has deep links to the Persian Culture, to the Safavid and Mughal empires among others. There are also unique pieces from India, China, Egypt, Syria and other countries. I saw some antique pieces which I couldn't have guessed existed: an old key of the door of the 'Kaabah', ancient scriptures of the Quran (written around 7th/early 8th century), ancient tapestry, some pieces of clothes used in ancient times, an Indian jade pendant which belonged to Shah Jahan (the one who built the Taj Mahal for his wife), gold coins and royal seals.
An 'object' which really impressed me was a copy of the 'Shahnameh', also known as 'The Book of Kings'. It was written more than one thousand years ago by the Iranian poet, Ferdowsi. It is a long epic poem and considered as the world's longest epic poetry written by one single poet and also considered as a masterpiece due to its influence on both the Persian language and the Persian culture. Now, to the teacher and poetry lover like myself, this was quite significant! The colours and pictures on display are really amazing and worth seeing.
After a full immersion in Islamic art, you can relax at the M.I.A café which offers a stunning view on the Gulf Sea. The café was designed by the French Phillipe Starck (known for designing Steve Jobs' yacht and hotels all over the world) and is simple elegance. The staff is professional and the food is exquisite. Children are also well looked after. Finally, you can browse all the items and books for sale in the gift shop. You may find something to your taste. Well … I did.
The entry to the museum is free; there are many parking spaces, free WiFi and free guided tours every Wednesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. and every Saturday at 4 p.m. The museum also organises activities for families which you can find on its website. Once you visit it, may be you too will think like I.M.Pei: the Musueum of Islamic Art itself is "a piece of sculpture".


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Taking the neighborhood around what used to be St. Ann's Hospital in Abilene as a case study, this session gathers people with varying expertise to discuss the practical aspects of planning a project, avoiding pitfalls and dealing with problems.
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New project in Cambridge University's Botanic Gardens helps visitors "understand plant diversity".
Published: 05 October, 2018
Cambridge University has chosen Accoya® wood to help form its world-famous botanic gardens.
The Cambridge University Botanic Garden is one of the largest university-owned botanic gardens in the world, and one of the projects within it was centred on "Understanding Plant Diversity".
Following a competition in 2016, architects Chadwick Dyer Clarke was chosen to oversee the project and create a path structure to inspire and intrigue visitors.
It created "The Rising Path", a galvanised steel structure clad with Accoya® wood balustrades and decking. It is a 65-metre long spiral, with a three-metre high elevated viewpoint, and an interpretation hub designed to inspire visitors to explore the garden's Systematic Bed's and offer new ways to explore the science of plant taxonomy.
Robin Dryer, Director of Chadwick Dryer Clarke, said: "During the development of the design we considered various types of wood, and it was Sustainable Building Advisor, Alexander Reeve, from the Cambridge University Estates Department, who first suggested Accoya® wood due to its outstanding environmental qualities.
"It was decided that Accoya® wood would not only provided the necessary durability and sustainability qualities - with its C2C accreditation and 50 year above ground guarantee - but it could be machined to a smooth finish and had a complementary light colour and knot free surface that would enhance the design."


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52 Weeks of Happy (52/52)
And so, the final week of this excellent project is here. These are my final four happies.
∆ Ikea at 9.45 on a Friday morning. Glorious.
∆ A reflected view of Louis' 'grown-up' bedroom. Goodbye bunk beds, hello simple-to-make bed, bookcase stacked with good reads and an ordered toy cupboard to make an OCD sufferer proud.
∆ Xav's rocket for space week at school. I think he was spinning me a line when he said parents had to do it but hey ho, I do like a bit of craft.
∆ A fitting last photograph for this project. Turning my 52 weeks of happy into a photobook. This is the layout for the shots from this time last year.
And so goodbye 52 Weeks of Happy and thank you Jen for kicking off such a wonderful project. It's been fun.
PS: Should you be so inclined, you can see all 52 of my weeks of happy here.


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In in the present day's authorized panorama, four/20 markets itself, and it's develop into one of the crucial recognizable unofficial nationwide holidays on the American calendar (it additionally helps that the identify of the vacation is actually the identify of its date). For rapper Wiz Khalifa, one of the crucial notable movie star advocates of the plant, the vacation serves as a further platform for not solely his music however his advocation for authorized marijuana.
Ahead of this yr's 420, Wiz Khalifa confirmed off a few of his freestyling expertise about his favourite plant, and it's protected to say it's simply what we would have liked for our favourite vacation. Be grateful this four/20, as Wiz Khalifa drops new 420 freestyle.
Wiz Khalifa With The Heat
Well, this wasn't as a lot about advocation because it was about Wiz Khalifa bringing that HEAT in honor of the vacation, however, like most of Wiz's songs, there have been sufficient weed references within the music to go round. Not to say the truth that he was smoking an enormous doobie within the video.
Or that the primary line of the music is, " I used to be posted within the nook with a big-ass joint."
It additionally consists of different wacky weed references corresponding to " I get excessive day by day, you'll be able to say I'm a physician," or "rolling weed in the paper, you would think is college."
Modern poetry.
Regardless of its title, you're mendacity in case you don't assume that freestyle wasn't an absolute banger.
Especially, whereas smoking a joint that freaking massive.
Final Hit: Wiz Khalifa Drops New 420 Freestyle
You might make sure you're going to be listening to Wiz Khalifa's identify within the hashish information round four/20 time, and this yr is not any exception.
Well, any time of the yr for that matter.
Whether it's pretending to smoke a joint at a Pirates recreation or selling a few of his new weed strains, Wiz Khalifa is a staple of the hashish group. And we wouldn't need it another method.


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"For today in the city of David there has been born for you a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord." Luke 2:11
One cannot help but be caught up in the joy and jubilation of that heavenly and earthly scene recording the announcement of Jesus' birth. This is where heaven and earth meet according to God' plan.
I believe that is one thing we can miss contemplating in our worship during the hustle and bustle generated around this festive season. The magnificence of heaven and earth, the eternal and temporal, the perfect and imperfect and the holy and unholy, being fused together in order to fulfill God's plan of salvation for His people. This is God's plan from eternity past. That through His Son Jesus, God's loving kindness and truth would meet and His Righteousness and peace will kiss each other. (Ps. 85:10) This heavenly and eternal plan took place on earth. It also took place through the humble birth of Jesus, where deity took upon Himself humanity. It also took place through God using temporal, sinful beings like Mary and Joseph. It also took place so that the eternal Son who became sin for us, died on the cross bearing our sin so that we might be called the sons of God. Oh the joy and adoration that should fill our hearts as we contemplate our "Saviour who is Christ the Lord."
C.H. Spurgeon noted this same thought: Infinite, and an infant. Eternal, and yet born of a woman. Almighty, and yet hanging on a woman's breast. Supporting a universe, and yet needing to be carried in a mother's arms. King of angels, and yet the reputed son of Joseph. Heir of all things, and yet the carpenter's despised son.[Grace Quotes]
May we enjoy, celebrate, and worship the Lord again, this Christmas.


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Marvel and the Future of California Adventure - Modern Mouse Radio #118
Josh brings David Erikson from Fresh Baked Disney to the show. They talk about what Disney's California Adventure park has to offer currently, the news of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror being replaced with a Marvel property, the probability of a Marvel Land at the park, and what the future of the park might look like. When Disney's California Adventure opened I don't think we ever suspected the park to look as it does now and in another few years we can probably say the same thing.


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There are going to be times where you just want to scream or cry, because things just don't go as planned. I have a huge list of things I need to get done this week, and none of them are getting checked off.
Yesterday I rushed to get to work, just to have my patient not show. I then went and spent a chunk of the day driving to and hanging out at the tire place to get my tires fixed (The one I had fixed a month ago). They were able to fix the one that was flat, but could not get the other 3 done in time.
Today I was 20 minutes late to my Christian book club, but heard almost nothing and left halfway into it because of a grumpy 4-year-old whining and screaming in my ear. I skipped most the other errands on my list, but decided to risk it and take Charlie with me to a second tire store to attempt to get the other 3 new tires put on. We spent an hour together at the tire store, only to find out they can't fix our tires.
I knew by the time I got home, I would only have 1 hour to get that untouched to do list worked on, pending a grumpy four-year-old entertaining himself.
I really wanted to scream, I wanted to be grumpy and stomp my feet, because I hate wasting time doing things like driving from tire shop to tire shop, the entire day gone with not one thing accomplished. However, this is what I want to work on the most in my life, my attitude towards that never ending to do list. My parents taught me to enjoy the moments, even when things aren't going the way they are supposed to, and if you watch Charlie, he sure knows how to do that.
It's not easy for me to NOT be productive, not checking off the list and knowing it is going to double tomorrow. But these days are short, so instead of throwing a tantrum, I'm trying to give myself grace and enjoy it.
Charlie and I walked around the store looking at toys, sat down and had luncheables lunches while we waited for the van, and he even managed to make me laugh, as stressed as I was feeling.
Our path for the day, even our path for our life, is not always what we think it is supposed to be, it is not always how we planned. But that path is being made for a reason.
So I will take a deep breath, accept the fact that I will need to go to a third tire store this week, and just be happy spending the day NOT getting things checked off.


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Placed in a scenario in which the program has fallen short in the past, the East Jackson showed this team was different.
The East Jackson girls pulled out a 53-49 victory on the road at Monroe Area Friday in a winner-take-all game for the No. 5 seed in the Region 8-AAA tournament.
"Of course, this was a great win for the program," East Jackson coach Donnie Byrom said. "In the past when faced with a must-win game, the East girls have not risen to the challenge, and we faced plenty of difficulties tonight, but they kept battling and found a way to pull ahead at the end."
By earning that seeding, the Eagles (9-16, 4-8) avoid the No. 6 versus No. 7 seed play-in game Monday. East Jackson now has to win just one game in the region tournament to qualify for the state tournament for the first time in program history. The Eagles will play No. 4 seed Franklin County (15-10, 6-6) Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Hart County. The two teams split the regular season series.
In the win over Monroe Area, Haven Rollins and Maurissa Thomas scored 18 points each. Thomas went 8-for-11 from the floor and also grabbed seven rebounds.
"Maurissa had a very efficient game and worked hard in the post," he said.
Abbie Howington, who had five assists on the night, played a role in Thomas's production.
"Abbie got in deep foul trouble early with three (fouls) in the first quarter, but her court vision late making some key passes on inbounds plays and getting Maurissa touches in the post was a huge key," Byrom said.
Rollins managed to score 18 points despite not having a sharp night, shooting just 33.3 percent from the floor.
"Haven did what scorers do," Byrom said. "Her shot was not falling. It was close but it kept finding a way to bounce out. But we told her 'you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take, so keep shooting.'"East Jackson shot just 38.7 percent from the free-throw line, which helped keep Monroe Area in the game.
"In reality, we really out-played our opponent, but with poor free throw shooting and foul difficulties combined with the energy and effort Monroe brought to the glass, it was a difficult game that wasn't secured until the last seconds," Byrom said.
But now, because of the victory, East Jackson is one win away from program history when it faces Franklin County Tuesday night.
"Our goal is to put the first banner on the wall for girls' basketball at East Jackson," Byrom said. "They are more skilled, deeper, and a well-coached team, so it will be a tough challenge especially with us down to seven girls but we will be prepared and we will represent East with all we have got left in the tank."
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: East Jackson girls pull out road win, one win away from state tourney berth
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Are you a fan of Actress Soha Ali Khan? Searching for the queries like How to contact her? What is the phone number or email id of Soha Ali Khan? What is the office or residence address of Soha Ali Khan? Is Soha available on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram? Check out this article for the available answers.
Soha Ali Khan born on 4th October, 1978 in New Delhi is an Indian Actress and now she is an Author as well. Her parents are former cricketer Late Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi and veteran actress Sharmila Tagore, and also has 2 siblings, brother older Saif Ali Khan and elder sister Saba Ali Khan. Kareena Kapoor Khan is her Sister-in-Law. Soha has attended The British School, New Delhi, and did her graduation in International Relations from London School of Economics and Political Science, University of Oxford. Soha Ali Khan got married to her love Kunal Khemu on 25th January, 2015, the couple has a beautiful daughter born on 29th September, 2017.
Khan has written a book named The Perils Of Being Moderately Famous, published by Penguin India, and released in December, 2017. Soha got inspired by her mother to become an Actress, she made her debut in 2004 with movie Iti Srikanta as Kamallata in Bengali cinema, and in same year she made her debut in Bollywood with movie Dil Maange More as Neha, she started getting many offers for the movies, in 2005 she did 3 different language movies, two were bollywood movie named Pyaar Mein Twist as Riya Aryan and in Shaadi No. 1 as Sonia and one was a Bengali movie named Antramahal as Jasomati, in 2006, Soha did 2 movies, in multi starrer biggest hit movie Rang De Basanti as Sonia, in Ahista Ahista as Megha Joshi, Soha's career graph was getting low as here lead movies were getting flop, in 2007 she did 2 movies named, in Khoya Khoya Chand as Nikhat, and one English movie named Chaurahen as Ira, as here movie was getting flop, she started getting very few offers, as she was not able to impress audiences as well as critics.
In 2008, she only did 2 movies, in Mumbai Meri Jaan as Rupali Joshi, and in Dil Kabaddi as Mita, 2009 was here year as she featured in 6 movies, in Dhoondte Reh Jaaoge as Neha Chattopadhayay, in 99 as Pooja, in Tum Mile as Sanjana, in an English/Hindi movie Meridian Lines as Sameera, in Stand By Me, and in an English movie Life Goes On as Diya Banerjee, in 2010 Soha was starred n 2 movies, in Tera Kya Hoga Johnny as Preeti and in Mumbai Cutting, after doing so many movies, Soha was not getting the roles by which she can win audiences hearts, in 2011 she came up with only 1 movie, in Soundtrack as Gauri, in 2012 she only did 1 English movie as Jamila in Midnight's Children, in 2013 she got 3 different roles for 3 different movies, as Ranjana in Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster Returns, in Go Goa Gone she did a cameo role as Hardik's Ex, and as Ruth Dutta in War Chod Na Yaar.
For 2014 Soha did 2 movies, in Mr Joe B. Carvalho as Shanti Priya Phadnis, and in Chaarfutiya Chhokare as Neha Tandon, in 2016 Soha did some serious movies, in 31st October as Tejinder Kaur and in Ghayal Once Again as Rhea, Khan was last seen in movie Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster 3. Soha made her TV debut with the game show Godrej Khelo Jeeto Jiyo.
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Introducing my 3 beautiful new seed collections, carefully chosen by me so you can have your planting designed by a professional designer for a fraction of the cost.
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Easy Alliums for a long season of colour
Now is a great time to start thinking about buying Allium bulbs to plant in September/October ready for a long season of colour and structure next year. With just a little bit of planning, you can have Alliums blooming from the spring right through to the autumn, and they are fantastic in a vase. Be sure to leave some in the garden - you can enjoy their architectural seedheads of standing tall throughout the autumn and winter.


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Truth be told, I'm not much of a potato chip eater. Unless they are kettle cooked. There is something about that extra thick chip goodness that just knocks me off my feet.
Pulled Pork Potato Chip Nachos are an easy appetizer or meal that your whole family will love made with kettle cooked potato chips and zesty pulled pork!
And do you know which ones are my favorite? The folded over ones! Why do they taste so much better?
I've even been known to dump the whole bag out just to eat the folded over chips and then put them back in the bag for hubby to munch on the rest. Can they just make a bag of folded over kettle cooked chips already?
So this leaves me with tons of leftover, sad potato chips. I needed something to do with them and got this idea from a gastro pub I visited in Florida last fall. Why not use kettle chips for a nacho base?
Genios! Pulled Pork Potato Chip Nachos were a match made in heaven! Kettle cooked chips offer a sturdy base to hold up heavier toppings like BBQ pulled pork, cheese and fresh veggies.
The topping possibilities are endless, for sure! I like to pop mine in my favorite all-purpose, I use this thing for everything cast iron skillet, but you can also use a sheet pan for larger batches.
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- 4 cups kettle cooked potato chips estimate
- 1 cup BBQ pulled pork heated
- 1 cup cheddar cheese grated
- 1/2 cup plum tomatoes seeds and pulp removed, chopped
- 1/4 cup scallions chopped
- 1/4 cup blue cheese crumbled
- Maldon Salt for topping (optional)
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I believe that a painting of good quality will have at least two significant levels of analysis, the first being personally relevant to the artist and the second being collectively meaningful. As I write about "Pastoral Scene: Encounter With the Hawk," I will largely conceal the personal aspects which admittedly drove the overarching thematic content.
As a further introduction to my writing on this piece, I will mention that paintings are essentially about communication — that is, of an idea, an emotion, either ambiguous or direct, purposeful. After completing my "Pastoral Scene," in October 2017, the painting was rolled-up and set aside. Recently, Johannes Böckmann, a German theological student, contacted me wishing to collect several works. Among those he was drawn to was the "Pastoral Scene."
When I asked him what the painting meant to him, the way in which he understood the symbolic content, grasping the archetypal core, was astounding. His reaction reconnected me with the painting. Subsequently, I have stretched and framed the painting. It now hangs in my bedroom, where I contemplate it often.
In my lexicon, the hawk is symbolic of the transcendent aspect of the personality. New Age thought would label this character the "spirit guide." In Jungian psychology, the protector, guide and numinous character would be called "an aspect of the Self."
In this particular painting, I see that the hawk, typically a creature of the skies, has landed on the ground. This means that my "spirit" has landed on "earth." Translate "spirit" to incorporeal consciousness and "earth" to mundane, concrete reality.
The two figures appear to be a priest and priestess, dressed in simple robes. Because they are largely identical, except for a difference in gender, they imply a dual-aspect of the viewer, or artist's personality (depending on vantage point). In Jungian terms, we could refer to the male priest as the Ego (because I am a man), and the female priestess as the Anima. Psychologist Carl Jung defines the Anima as a contra-sexual aspect of the male psyche; it is the feminine personality active within a biological male.
Both of these characters encounter the moment when the hawk, all that is of the heavenly realm, of the spiritual realm, that which is "ungrounded," has landed.
The golden field is rendered with saturated, fat brush strokes. This indicates a sense of numinosity, as if from an Early European religious painting. The brilliant, sprawling color represents the heightened importance of the scene.
Johannes Theological View
Johannes Böckmann interprets the painting through a Christian lexicon:
"There is an endangered species of German theology the type that writes comprehensive tomes called 'Dogmatik' or 'Systematic Theology'. One of those rare breeds wrote such a 3000-page monster last year. He believes, all memories are scenic. Then, when we read a scene, or look at a scenic painting, we compare the scene to our memory, and in archetypal cases recognize (re-cognize, even) these scenes as true. This happens pre-consciously. On that level, I don't understand the painting, but recognize it as true.
On another level of analysis, there is the overall feeling the painting conveys. It's a mood. In this case, it is serenity, wonder, peace, volatility, late-summer warmth. It is a true Καιρός — a perfect moment.
On a symbolical, or iconographic level, the golden landscape is reminiscent of the eschatological picture of the golden age that is to come. So too in this painting, it is not fully realized: To the left of the scene, the grass is wild and untamed.
The hawk is a symbol of seeing, flying and hunting. Here it is doing none of that. This gives the bird a serenity. It is resting. But at the same time, this state of tranquillity can change at any moment. We can look at it freely, but only because it lets us do so. At any time, it could simply soar into the air and be gone.
It is also the object of reverence and teaching. Thus it is linked to Christ.
The two figures, I think, are actually two parts of a single figure: An angel. Not only is their garment very much like that of the 'young man' described at the empty grave, they portray the main functions of angels: the worshiper of God and the messenger. The androgynous angel thus appears split into two.
As this is a pastoral scene and a pastor is nowhere to be seen, the viewer might associate with this figure. 'Pastor' is Latin for shepherd. Thus it contains the message of Christmas: The angel on the field is showing the shepherds a vision of Christ, as the field is drenched in golden light. But at that point, this is less of an interpretation and more of a reverie about the painting.
You could of course also use language colored by different expressions than the Christian ones. This painting obviously isn't specifically Christian, except for the title. I think this gives it a broader appeal. That's a good thing."
- Written February 22nd, 2018
Commentary on Johannes' View
Astoundingly, Johannes picks up on numerous aspects of the painting which are in no way explicit, and yet after an examination are, in various examples, either intuitively, or literally truthful.
This painting is a mixture of a real encounter with a Hawk, and mythological references that amplify the personal meaning. My encounter with a Northern Harrier Hawk, which had landed in a field only several feet away, occurred in the late summer. Böckmann's use of the Greek word "Kairos" (καιρός), is beautiful; it corresponds to the sense of synchronicity that I felt in the original encounter.
The reference to the incomplete golden age, would correspond to the Jungian idea of Individuation, or successful integration of the personality, flourishing of being in the ultimate sense. This total project, as well as this particular process of "spirit coming to earth," both remain incomplete.
Böckmann mentions that the hawk could break the serenity and fly off at any moment. I captured on camera the hawk doing just that. However fleeting, the moment and the emotions it produced have stayed with me, as a transformative force — thus, it acts as "Christ," mediator of transcendent will.
Art Historical Influences
Paul Gauguin uses the adjective "pastoral" in the lesser-known painting, "Tahitian Pastoral." He also references Biblical experience in his famous, "Vision After the Sermon."
In early November 2017, I had a chance to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I spent ample time viewing the "19th and Early 20th Century European Paintings and Sculpture" galleries. There, they had a fantastic selection of works that I had been studying, including a Puvis De Chavannes painting titled, "The Shepard's Song." Also on view was Paul Gauguin's "La Orana Maria (Hail Mary)." I was elated to discover an artist named Ferdinand Hodler, whose "The Dream of the Shepard," struck me deeply. All of these paintings utilize religious themes as poetry for a modern mind.
This group of artists from the Late 1890s, known as the Symbolists, "Were returning to a tradition," they were "directed towards a new classical order." [1]
Similarly, I reference ancient, religious terminology as a way of bringing a mythological overlay to the modern experience. That being said, my "pastoral," could equally be a "diaristic scene" — a personal experience that has been transposed, elevated to the significance of a mythology.
It is this sort of importance that brings meaning to my life; it sustains and nourishes my efforts. I hope it encourages the same in viewers.
1: "Vuillard," by John Russell. New York Graphic Society LTD. 1971
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D'banj was born in Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeriato a military officer who commanded an artillery regiment and a church dignitary mother whohailed from Shagamu in Ogun State. Due to his father's profession,he moved several times within Nigeria and also moved to England(D'banj was expected to follow his father's military career and was enrolled to the Nigerian Military School at age eleven. D'banj resisted the system and disenrolled from the school after three years. While at the Military school he was a member of the elite drum corp. of the Nigerian Army. From the Nigerian Military School he proceeded to another military owned institution Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Ibara, Abeokuta where he completed his secondary school education.
Musical beginning
D'banj was introduced to the harmonica by his late older brother, Femi Oyebanjo, who died in a plane crash at age seventeen.With D'banj's love for music being greater than his parents' military aspirations, he struggled for his parents' approval; this can be best heard through an album track, All Da Way from his debut album.
In April, 2011, D'banj was interviewed by BET's April Woodard. The interview titled 'Welcome to America' was a platform for D'banj to introduce himself to the American Music Industry and audience which he stated he was going to get into. In the interview, D'banj spoke on a wide range of topics like; his music, artistes he'd like to work with, his parents, Mo'Hits Records, his love life and his role models such as Kanye West, Usher, Jay-Z, R.kelly etc. among other things. The interview lasted 125 minutes.
Music career
As a tribute to his mentor Fela, D'banj brings Afrobeat to life and into the 21st century with breathless enthusiasm as well as a good dose of humour. His songs are based on his life, often hilarious but with a deeper meaning which documents the struggle of a young African trying to achieve his dreams. He performs in Yoruba, English and Pidgin English. All his albums are solely produced by Don Jazzy and himself.
D'banj's debut album, No Long Thing, was released in 2005, yielding several singles, with Tongolo as the lead single. This proved to be his breakthrough single and a hit. It also provided his Koko Master persona, with the term, koko, taking on a variety of meanings. D'banj's debut success led to collaborations with other artists, this includes Dare Art-Alade's album track, Escalade Part 2 and Ikechukwu's album
D'banj's second album, Rundown Funk U Up, which was released in 2006, yielded several singles including the club single, Tongolo (Remix) and the lead single, Why Me?. This proved to be another hit.
2007-2008: Curriculum Vitae & The Entertainer
D'banj, as an artist of Mo' Hits Records, is also a member of its collective group, Mo' Hits Allstars (includes artists Dr SID, Wande Coal, k-Switch and D'prince). He has once been spotted with one of Nigeria's most talented singers, "Smile Lasisi". The collective's debut album, Curriculum Vitae, was released in December 2008. It included hit singles, "Be Close To You", "Booty Call" and "Move Your Body", which was the lead single. D'banj was featured in Ikechukwu's 2008 hit, "Wind Am Well".
July 2008 saw the release of D'banj's third album, The Entertainer, with the singles "Gbono Feli Feli", "Kimon", "Olorun Maje" and "Entertainer".
In June 2011, D'banj along with his producer Don Jazzy of the Nigerian record label, MoHits Records, were both signed to Kanye West's G.O.O.D Music record label as artiste and producer respectively. On June 9, 2011, D'banj wrote on his twitter account, @iamdbanj, "Just like yesterday, myself and my brother did Tongolo. 7 years later, Mo'Hits signs with GOOD Music. Best Birthday gift ever. God thank you."
Live performances
D'banj is an energetic, charismatic and infectious live performer. He is a regular performer for the annual ThisDay Africa Rising Music Festival. He has performed at Femi Kuti's new Afrikan Shrine in Lagos as well as the Shrine Synchro System's regular London Night at Cargo. He performed at the Black President Concert in memory of Fela's art and legacy at the Barbican in London, and also alongside many international artists in Nigeria like Kelly Rowland at the 1st Edition of the MTV Africa Music Awards 2008 in Abuja, Nigeria. He was involved in one of the most anticipated events of the season 'Koko Concert'. This concert consisted of D'Banj, Don Jazzy, Dr. SID, Wande Coal, D'Prince, new Mo Hits recruit Ikechukwu plus a few guest appearances including May7ven and comedian Tunde Ednut. The stage was set for a thrilling night – the Koko effect is definitely LIVE in London as fans of D'Banj and Mo' Hits filled the O2 arena to capacity. As expected, the hits just kept coming and the momentum was sustained with on-stage antics from all the artists. In December, 2010, the Mo' Hits All Stars brought Koko Concert to Lagos and D'banj kept belting out energetic performances that kept the audience screaming till they were hoarse. Colleagues like M.I, eLDee, Jesse Jags, Wizkid also joined up on stage. There was also a global premiere of the highly anticipated Mr Endowed remix ft Snoop Dogg.
D'banj is a founder of Koko Foundation for Youth and Peace Development. He is also Nigeria's first United Nations Youth Ambassador for Peace.
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The last three years I have posted great ways that you could spend your Christmas money in wonderfully sweet ways, supporting vulnerable communities near and far. I've got a new list for Christmas 2016 that includes ideas from fair trade companies, give-back companies, and supporting missions.
Your dollar can be powerful. The average household spent $830 on Christmas gifts last year. If we all took a percentage of that chunk of money and purchased from places that make a difference in our world, imagine the good that could be done.
I am continuing my conviction to make my dollars count in a more meaningful way. I'm going to buy many of my Christmas gifts from companies who employ under-resourced workers, companies who cycle profits into vulnerable communities, retailers making a difference, local small businesses, and from families raising money for international adoptions.
Before you head off to the mall this Christmas, consider purchasing some of these gifts that will give back to communities that need our support.
Bonus sweetness: When you buy a present from Amazon (most of us will), use AmazonSmile. All you have to do is click a link to AmazonSmile before you shop, and a percentage of your purchase is donated to the charity you choose to support. Personally, I have been supporting our adoption agency AWAA who needs funds to continue caring for orphans in their transition home in Ethiopia. This is link to support AWAA through AmazonSmile. Use the link every time you shop at Amazon this holiday season.
You can find adoption fundraisers to support this Christmas by searching "adoption fundraiser" on Etsy or you can join the FaceBook group "Gifts for Adoption."
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4. Love God & Serve Others Raglan, $42, persimmonprints.com, small business, gives a percentage back to the good shepherd agricultural mission.
1. Bethlehem Nativity, $35, marketcolors.org, handmade in Kenya.
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3. Toiletry Bag, $15, carry117.com, empower women in Ethiopia.
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1. Rainbow Fish Zooties, $25, cometogethertrading.com empower communities in Kyrgyzstan.
2. Be a Nice Human Kids Tee, $17, unlockhope.com, supports Think Humanity, an organization that runs a hostel in Hoima, Uganda for young refugee girls from all across Africa, many of whom are orphaned.
3. 3-Car Garage, $30, thehungersite.greatergood.com, funds 50 cups of food.
4. The Hoot, $28, krochetkids.org, supports sustainable cycle of employment and empowerment in Uganda.
1. Take a Walk in My New Shoes children's book, $10, solehope.org, supporting hope, healthier lives, and freedom from foot-related diseases through education, jobs, and medical relief in Uganda.
2. Bear Felt Rug, $76, globalgoodspartners.org, made by formerly trafficked women artisans in Nepal.
3. Reading is My Favorite Youth T-Shirt, $20, readerlyshop.com, portion of profits go to eradicate human suffering caused by illiteracy.
4. Stuffed Alpaca Hammerhead Shark, $32, globalgoodspartners.org, empower women in Peru.
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I like to include music with my blog posts. This week we lost Sharon Jones. She had an amazing voice. I had a chance to see her sing once, and it is a beautiful memory. You will be missed, Sharon.


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conversations (e.g., America is a Christian nation, or Martin Luther King would not have supported affirmative action.) 30% Group Curation Project. This online multimedia project will curate (select, present, and interpret) a small body of primary sources and other materials for online presentation. Your subject will be selected and refined over the course of the class and each student in each group is responsible for developing one section of a larger exhibit. Each group members section must include at least two primary source texts (manuscript, oral history) and two cultural artifacts (film, TV show, fiction, object) as well as secondary research and a bibliography. Each student will write a minimum of 1,000 words. The project will be explained in detail in class. See examples of such online projects here: http://lumbee.web.unc.edu/online-exhibits-2/ 10% Final Exam. December 6, 4:00 pm. The final exam, written and submitted during the exam period, will be a critical self-assessment of your group research and analysis project. It will be described in detail well in advance of the exam date. Course Resources: Our course website is https://amst202.web.unc.edu. There you will find this syllabus, basic information about the class, links to readings and manuscripts, and more. This will also be the site of your group research projects: each project will constitute a page at the site. For our online discussion we will use reddit.com/r/amst202. Please create a new user name that is your name or close to itour discussion will be online but not anonymous and your use of the site is subject to the same standards of ethics and courtesy I expect in class. Once you have created your username, email it to me so I can add you as a user. I will create a discussion thread for each week. Each week, twice a week, you will add to that thread a question or comment for each set of readings by 1:00pm of the day of our class meeting to discuss them. Please read fellow students questions and comments. You can suggest answers to those questions by commenting and most important, vote up questions you want answered or comments you think are insightful. Please restrain yourselves from downvoting anything unless you find it particularly objectionableand then be prepared to justify your downvote in person, in class. Comments and questions rated most highly will shape our discussion. Course readings are available via this syllabus and through the course site. The only books you may need to purchase are the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, which need to be purchased with careful attention to the publication date. Used copies are available widely. Please let me know well in advance if you have trouble locating these books. Schedule: This schedule is subject to change. Any changes will be announced as early as possible. Wednesday, August 21: What Is This Class? In class: Introductions, goals, dire warnings, technology survey. Unit I: Defining Our Terms and an Introduction to Methods
define and discuss concepts like race, gender, class, and culture develop and improve skills in locating and analyzing primary sources develop and improve skills in reading and interpreting secondary sources Friday, August 23: Essentialism and Constructionism Barbara Jeanne Fields, Slavery, Race, and Ideology in American History, New Left Review, vol. 1, no. 181 (May-June 1990), 95-118. Daniel Wikberg, Heterosexual White Male: Some Recent Inversions in American Cultural History, The Journal of American History, Vol. 92, No. 1 (June 2005), 136-157. Monday, August 26: Cultural History and Material Culture Lawrence Levine, The Folklore of Industrial Society: Popular Culture and Its Audiences, in The Unpredictable Past: Explorations in American Cultural History (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993; published online 2013). Mira Rubin, What Is Cultural History Now? in David Cannadine, ed., What Is History Now? New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002. (optional) Richard J. Evans, What Is History? Now, in Cannadine Wednesday, August 28: Social History Jurgen Kocka, Losses, Gains, and Opportunities, Journal of Social History, Vol. 1, No. 37 (2003), 21-28. Paul Cartledge, What Is Social History Now? in Cannadine, What Is History Now? Friday, August 30: Understanding Archives In class: Visit to the Southern Historical Collection. We will meet on the 4th floor of Wilson Library. Monday, September 2: NO CLASS (Labor Day) Unit II: Remembering the Old Folks Back Home: Creating Southern Identity explore the creation and re-creation of southern identity after the Civil War consider the importance of memory and memorialization explore the role of southern identity in shaping American identity Wednesday, September 4: Southern Identity in the Aftermath of the Civil War Grace Elizabeth Hale, Making Whiteness: The Culture of Segregation in the South, 1890-1940 (New York: Vintage Books, 1999), 43-75. Steven Hoelscher, Making Place, Making Race: Performances of Whiteness in the Jim Crow South, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Vol. 93, No. 3 (September 2003), 657-686. Friday, September 6: Memorialization and Reconciliation
Gaines M. Foster, Ghosts of the Confederacy: Defeat, The Lost Cause, and the Emergence of the New South, 1865 to 1913 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987), 37-46, 63-75. Steven I. Weiss, You Wont Believe What the Government Spends on Confederate Graves, The Atlantic (July 19, 2013). Monday, September 9: Remembering the Old South Norman R. Yetman, An Introduction to the WPA Slave Narratives WPA slave narratives (choose five) In class: sheet music and recordings Wednesday, September 11: Confederates in the Attic Part I Tony Horwitz, Confederates in the Attic, 3-88 Friday, September 13: Confederates in the Attic Part II Tony Horwitz, Confederates in the Attic, 89-124 Monday, September 16: Forgetting, Remembering, and Reparations Thomas McCarthy, Coming to Terms with our Past, Part II: On the Morality and Politics of Reparations for Slavery, Political Theory, Vol. 32, No. 6 (December 2004), 750-772. Watch: This Is Prelinger Archives In class: The Plantation System in Southern Life (1950) **Sheet Music Annotation assignment due.** Wednesday, September 18: Group Project Planning Project brainstorming, group selection, and proposals. Bring group project questions and ideas to class. Be prepared to pitch your idea to your peers. We will form approximately four groups of four around four of your ideas. Friday, September 20: Working in Archives Our second library visit. We will meet on the 4th floor of Wilson Library. Unit III: The Changing Nature of Gender and Sexuality explore how gender roles and notions of sexuality changed over time examine the impact of understandings of gender on popular culture and vice versa examine the role of age categories in shaping gender identity, femininity, and masculinity Monday, September 23: The Curious Case of Nancy Drew Part I Ilana Nash, Radical Notions: Nancy Drew and Her Readers, 1930-1949 in American Sweethearts: Teenage Girls in Twentieth-Century Popular Culture (Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 2006), 29-70. Carolyn Keene, The Secret of Red Gate Farm (1931)
(optional) Carol Billman, Nancy Drew: Gothic Detection, in The Secret of the Stratemeyer Syndicate: Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, and the Million Dollar Fiction Factory (New York: The Ungar Publishing Company, 1986), 99-122. Wednesday, September 25: The Curious Case of Nancy Drew Part II Leona Fisher, Race and Xenophobia in the Nancy Drew Novels, in Michael G. Cornelius and Melanie E. Gregg, eds., Nancy Drew and Her Sister Sleuths: Essays on the Fiction of Girl Detectives (Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company, 2008), 63-76. Carolyn Keene, The Witch Tree Symbol (1955) Friday, September 27: Group Project Work In class: With your group, discuss and create a contract, a specific topic, an outline, deliverables, and determine individual responsibilities. Monday, September 30: More or Less Gay George Chauncey, Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890-1940 (New York: Basic Books, 1994),1-32, 33-99. Wednesday, October 2: Being (the Hardy) Boys Part I Larry T. Shillock, The Hardy Boys Identity Narrative and The Tower Treasure in Michael G. Cornelius, The Boy Detectives: Essays on the Hardy Boys and Others (Jefferson, NC: McFarland and Company, 2010), 19-35 (optional) Introduction: The Nomenclature of Boy Sleuths, in The Boy Detectives, 1-18. Franklin W. Dixon, The Tower Treasure (1927) Friday, October 4: Being (the Hardy) Boys Part II Franklin W. Dixon, The Tower Treasure (1959) Monday, October 7: Thinking about Feminism Kirsten Fermaglich and Lisa M. Fine, eds., Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique (New York: W.W. Norton and Company, 2013), 9-55. Joanne Meyerowitz, Beyond the Feminine Mystique: A Reassessment of Postwar Mass Culture, The Journal of American History, Vol. 79, No. 4 (March 1993), 1455-82. Abigail Pogrebin, How Do You Spell Ms., New York, October 30, 2011. Wednesday, October 9: Feminism in Popular Culture Before class: Watch Scream (screening TBA) Kathleen Rowe Karlyn, Scream, Popular Culture, and Feminisms Third Wave, Genders (Issue 3, 2008).
Assess how context informs the definition of American. Explore how some Americans have drawn boundaries around belonging. Discuss how Americans have used history to argue for their beliefs. Friday, October 11: Group Project Work In class: Devise and by the end of class email me a list of proposed sources and brief justifications for their use. Monday, October 14: The Mismeasure of Man Stephen J. Gould, The Mismeasure of Man (New York: W.W. Norton and Company, 1981), 50-72, 112-144 David Hurst Thomas, Skull Wars: Kennewick Man, Archaeology, and the Battle for Native American Identity (New York: Basic Books, 2000), 36-53. Nicholas Wade, Scientists Measure the Accuracy of Racism Claims, New York Times, January 13, 2011. William Saletan, The Mismeasure of Stephen J. Gould Discover (Vol. 33, No. 1), 66. Wednesday, October 16: Americanism in the 1920s Lawrence W. Levine, Progress and Nostalgia: The Self-Image of the 1920s, in The Unpredictable Past: Explorations in American Cultural History (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993; published online 2013). David M. Cunningham, Klansville, U.S.A.: The Rise and Fall of the Civil RightsEra Ku Klux Klan (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013), 16-42. Friday, October 18: NO CLASS (Fall Break) Monday, October 21: The Strange Career of Jim Crow G.W. Cable, The Silent South, Century Illustrated (September 1885):, 674. Klansville, U.S.A., 73-98. Wednesday, October 23: The Civil Rights Movement Jacquelyn Hall, The Long Civil Rights Movement and the Political Uses of the Past The Journal of American History, Vol. 91, No. 4 (March 2005), 1233-1263. Watch: I Have a Dream, speech by Martin Luther King Jr. Friday, October 25: Looking at Americans In class: Who Are the People of America? Monday, October 28: Making Use of the Past with Archival Sources Our third library visit. We will meet on the 4th floor of Wilson Library. Wednesday, October 30: American Indian Nations and Federal Recognition
Malinda Maynor Lowery, Telling Our Own Stories: Lumbee History and the Federal Recognition Process, American Indian Quarterly, Vol. 33, No. 4 (Fall 2009), 499-522. Unit V: Natural and Unnatural Spaces Explore the significance of the frontier, mobility, and confinement in American culture. Examine the history of incarceration as punishment for crime. Examine the history and significance of the West in American history and culture.
Friday, November 1: Wilderness William Cronon, The Trouble with Wilderness, Or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature, pp. 69-90 in William Cronon, Uncommon Ground: Rethinking the Human Place in Nature (New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1995), pp. 69-90. **Visit America! site selection due by 1:30** Monday, November 4: The Frontier Frederick Jackson Turner, The Significance of the Frontier in American History Dan Moos, Outside America: Race, Ethnicity, and the Role of the American West in National Belonging (Hanover, NH: Dartmouth University Press, 2005) Chapter 2: pp. 53-76. Wednesday, November 6: Confinement in Context David J. Rothman, Conscience and Convenience: The Asylum and Its Alternatives in Progressive America (New York: Little, Brown, and Co.), 1980. Heather Ann Thompson, Why Mass Incarceration Matters: Rethinking Crisis, Decline, and Transformation in Postwar American History, The Journal of American History, vol. 93, no. 3 (December 2010): 703-734. Friday, November 8: Group Project Work In class: Wordpress training **Visit America! assignment due by 1:30** Monday, November 11: Yegg Life Jack Black, You Cant Win (1926) Wednesday, November 13: Edge City, East Coast Version Joel Garreau, Edge City: Life on the New Frontier (New York: Anchor Books, 1988), Chs. 1 & 2, pp. 1-68. Friday, November 15: Edge City, West Coast Version Mike Davis, City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles (New York: Vintage Books, 1992), 267-322.8
Unit VI: Group Project Planning and Implementation Monday, November 18: Using Archives in Context Our fourth library visit. We will meet on the 4th floor of Wilson Library. Wednesday, November 20: Group Project work In class: Build the basic architecture of your Wordpress page. Friday, November 22: Group Project work In class: Begin or continue populating your Wordpress page with content. Monday, November 25: Group Project due In class: Final review and submission. **Group Project Due** Wednesday, November 27: NO CLASS (Thanksgiving break) Friday, November 29: NO CLASS (Thanksgiving break) Monday, December 2: Final Thoughts I [format TBD] Wednesday, December 4: Final Thoughts II [format TBD] December 6: Final Exam (4:00pm) In class self-assessment.


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From Thailand With love: Lotus And Luna Promote Artisans For Change
By Megan Warren-Henderson
Looking for a Christmas gift for a woman in your life that will also contribute to the greater good?
Adorn yourself (or a loved one!) in a Lotus and Luna kimono and bejewel yourself in their ocean inspired bracelets and necklaces, and you will instantly be transported to the beach, and feel free to dance barefoot on a soft sand beach as a salty breeze ignites your senses. (This actually happened to me!)
Like most great endeavors, Lotus and Luna started with a journey that seeded an idea, that with hard work and perseverance, bloomed into reality. When Jenelle traveled to Thailand for 4 months in 2010. She went to a market, where it seemed to be saturated with artisans as far as the eye could see. There was so much creativity and craft in one place she was in awe. The best part of it was that the artist's space to sell was provided for free! What incentive for the artisans. They spend all week creating and then sell on Sunday. It's a proud lifestyle for the locals, though a living wage is hard to come by.
Four years after that trip, with the idea still swimming around in her head, Jenelle submitted a travel diary/story photo bucket to "life is an adventure" and her story was selected! It was sent to millions of people and that was the boost of confidence she needed to launch Lotus and Luna.
Jenelle started meeting people who introduced her to more people who were eager to craft her ideas and designs. What began as 5 or 10 artisans has grown to 150-200 across four villages! Lotus and Luna is providing jobs for single moms who can work from home and others who may be caring for elderly parents or disabled family members. This work is empowering for many women who endured the backbreaking work in the rice fields. It provides a living wage and an opportunity to learn a trade.
4 very good reasons to shop at Lotus and Luna!
1. Their jewelry designs are stunning. Semi-precious stones woven with cotton, each with their own energy and significance. They provide bling without an overstatement. And, what I like best is that they are comfortable enough to wear all day, every day. You can mix and match the many different styles and designs and they all compliment each other.
2. Lotus and Luna is 100% vegan. The beautiful bracelets adorned with semi precious stones are strung together with cotton cord and fastened with a coconut shell button. I also like that you can choose a bracelet on their site based on your preference of stone.
Their kimonos are silk free yet light and the best part-washable! Each kimono is artfully designed with vibrant colors. They are delightful to wear either as a beach coverup, over tight clothes, to yoga or even a night out!
3. Lotus and Luna is a fully female company! Designed and managed by women and for women while supporting women is a win win in my eyes.
4. Lotus and Luna has something for everyone! Be beautiful, be yourself!
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Fernkloof Estate, the residential village estate surrounding the 27 hole Hermanus Golf Club was launched in 2004 with a development sell out of all erven in less than six hours at a total value of R260 million.
Situated in the historic holiday village of Hermanus, the world renowned land based whale watching site ,the newly developed FERNKLOOF ESTATE is nestled under the Fernkloof Nature Reserve and boasts spectacular views from all aspects.
The estate comprises 330 wholly owned residential erven in 6 different precincts (or villages) situated within or on the perimeter of the newly constructed Matkovich and Heyes 27 hole golf course. All precincts, with the exception of precinct 1, have a central access security point and all homeowners have direct access onto the course via cart paths after golfing hours.
Careful attention to detail has been given in the creation and positioning of the six individual villages, offering a variety of golf, sea and mountain views and private open spaces in each village. The environmentally friendly landscaping on the perimeter and within each village is harmonious with the magnificent natural surrounding environment. Stringent architectural design guidelines have been laid down that govern both structure and finishes and building time frames are enforced contractors are monitored.
FERNKLOOF ESTATE offers discerning buyers a lifestyle opportunity to reside within one of the walled and gated security guarded villages whilst enjoying the beauty of the surrounding golf course and the vistas that so
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PCI Express PHY serial link PIPE Transceiver IP cell/hard macro
Single- and double-precision IEEE-754 floating-point unit
The GRFPU can be use stand-alone or attached to the LEON SPARC processor through the LEON FPU Control unit (GRFPC). The control unit receives SPARC FPU instructions (FPOP) from the LEON integer unit, and schedules them for execution by the FPU. The FPOPs are executed in parallel with other integer instructions, the LEON pipeline is only stalled in case of operand or resource conflicts. The GRFPC also includes the FPU register file, the processor floating-point status register (FSR) and a single-entry deferred trap queue. The GRFPC is available for LEON2, LEON2-FT and the upcoming LEON3 processor.
- IEEE-754 compliant, supporting all rounding modes and exceptions
- Operations: add, subtract, multiply, divide, square-root, convert, compare, move, abs, negate
- Data formats: single and double precision (32- and 64-bit floats)
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- Non-blocking parallel execution of divide and square-root operations
- Clean and versatile interface
- LEON FP Control unit available
- Supports all SPARC V8 floating-point instructions
- 200 MHz (200 MFLOPS) on a typical 0.18um standard cell process using less than 100 kgates
- 65 MHz (65 MFLOPS) on a Virtex-II FPGA using approximately 8,500 LUTs
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Love animals? Join Walt Disney World and other sponsors of Orlando's Paws in the Park on Valentine's Day weekend for some family fun that includes your furry babies.
On Saturday, Feb. 11, the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando hosts its annual event from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Lake Eola. Paws in the Park includes a pet walk, vendors, demonstrations, agility contests and a kid zone from Walt Disney World. The centerpiece of the annual event is the dog walk that serves as a fundraiser for homeless pets and other initiatives of the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando.
Registration is ongoing now and it's free. Participants can join as packs (a group of people who commit to raising at least $500 total) or as individuals. Walkers can even register the day of the event and do not have to have dogs accompany them to participate.
There is no minimum fundraising requirement for individuals, but incentives are given for collecting amounts from $75 to $5,000. They include such prizes as Paws in the Park T-shirts and dog bandanas; VIP access to the Dog Lure Course, Splash Dogs and Dog Agility Course; and VIP Shelter Star pins and access to the VIP reception. (Registration fees count toward fundraising totals.) This year's top individual fundraiser will win two Walt Disney World theme-park tickets with the Park Hopper option for two days.
The walk begins at 9 a.m. with registration at 8 a.m., and the other activities go until 1 p.m. On the main stage, visitors can see the following presentations beginning at 9:05 a.m.: a "bubble release" led by Pet Loss Center to pay tribute to pets that have touched our lives; "Dogs With Jobs"; a performance by the Orlando Gay Chorus; and music by John Frank.
Families won't want to miss the Disney Kids and Family Zone, presented by Walt Disney World, which has interactive activities everyone can enjoy. In addition, nationally recognized company Splash Dogs will offer dock-jumping competitions, and there is a Canine Sports area.
Entrance to park is free, but there is a charge to participate in the event activities. A $20 Doggie Pass allows your pup to enjoy the Lucky Dogs Lure Course, Agility Course and the "Splash Dogs" Diving Pool at the event.
Sponsor WFTV offers these reminders:
** All pets must be at least 6 months old and have proof of vaccinations.
** Dogs only please. No female dogs in heat.
** Pets must wear a suitable collar.
** Keep your dogs on a 6-foot leash or shorter and under control at all times.
** Water for dogs will be supplied.
** Please be considerate and pick-up after your dog.
** For the enjoyment and safety of all participants, any aggressive animal will be asked to leave the park.
** Please obey all rules of Lake Eola. No swimming in the lake and no chasing the ducks or swans.


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Obit: Dick, Daniel Joseph #2 (1950 - 2008)
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Surnames: Dick, Fischer, Pettis, Dickson, Schoengarth, Rivard, Budtke, Brandl, Becker, Nelson, King, Frederick, Berg, Bertrang, Strangfeld, Gurney, Follmar
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI.) December 31, 2008
Dick, Daniel Joseph (24 May 1950 - 22 December 2008) With Flag
Daniel Dick, 58, of Neillsville died Monday Dec. 22, 2008, at his home.
Daniel Joseph Dick was born May 24, 1950, in Marshfield, the son of Jacob and Marion (Fischer) Dick. He attended St. John's The Baptist Grade School, Columbus High School and Mid-State Technical College. In February of 1970 he was drafted into the United States Army. He served in Korea during the Vietnam War as a medic in a Medevac hospital. Dan was united in marriage to Mary Pettis Aug. 15, 1970, on base at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, TX. After his discharge from the service, Dan and Mary came to Neillsville, where he worked at the foundry for a time. He also worked in construction and as an orderly at the Memorial Medical Center.
Dan was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Neillsville. He was a member of the Haugen-Richmond American Legion Post #73 in Neillsville. He was an avid Boy Scout leader, a Little League coach and was active in 4-H with his children.
Dan was an all-around animal lover, often letting the animals join him in the house. His hobbies included hunting, but most of all he enjoyed spending time with his family especially his grandsons.
He is survived by his wife, Mary; two sons, Scott (Kathy) Dickson of Cambridge and Steven Dick of Gillingham, England; a daughter, Rebecca (Scott) Schoengarth of Neillsville; five grandsons, Patrick, Hunter, Devon, Zavery and Kyzer; 13 siblings, Alice (Edward) Rivard of Hartford, Bernard (Geraldine) Dick of Mosinee, John (Jane) Dick of Spencer, Mary Joy (Joan) Dick of Brooklyn Park, MN, Mary Budtke of Stratford, Lawrence (Donna) Dick of Marshfield, Frances (Kenneth) Brandl of Auburndale, Margaret (Richard) Becker of Cody, WY, Teresa (Marvin) Nelson of Fond du Lac, Virgeen (Brian) King of Antioch, CA, Jacob (Linda) Dick of Marshfield, Kathryn Dick of Milwaukee and Joseph Dick of Warren, MI; a sister-in-law, Delores Dick of Lindsey; and several nieces and nephews.
Dan was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Gerald and Robert; a sister, Lorraine; nephew, Kyle Dick; and two brothers-in-law, Raymond Frederick and Jerome Budtke.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Dan was held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 27, 2008, at the Holy Family Catholic church in Willard. The Celebrant was Fr. Joseph Follmar. Interment was in the Columbia Cemetery with Military Rites accorded by the Neillsville Veterans Council.
Casketbearers were Casey Schoengarth, Tony Berg, Travis Berg, Allyn Bertrang, Timothy Strangfeld, David Dick and Travis Gurney.
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Original 380 motor adapter/spacer for Subaru Brat
Status: Wanted
Date: 2-Oct-2018
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I am restoring a vintage Subaru Brat back to original shelf queen spec and need to find an original 380 size motor mount/spacer that went between the motor and the gearbox casing to make the screw positions line up on the small case. In the original manual, it is listed as h3 in the pressed parts bag.
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The Knitting/Crocheting Ministry of St. Matthew's Church, Gahanna, Ohio
The history of The Knitting/Crocheting Ministry of St. Matthew's Church, Gahanna, Ohio:
December 31, 1990. My sister, my niece and I learned that our mother had Viral Cardiomyopathy, caused by a virus from the flu she had a few months earlier. We were told there was no cure and the prognosis was five years.
For part of her recovery, my sister and I got her knitting lessons. She began making scarves and hats, giving them to the Worthington United Methodist Church. Soon people were giving her yarn to make more. She made items for four years until she died on January 20, 1995.
Driving home from work one day I saw a homeless person at Morse Road and I-71, wearing one of my mother's knitted hats. After her death, and seeing the homeless man, I knew her work should continue.
From 1995 until 2002 I crocheted scarves and gave them to St. Matthew's Church for the St. Vincent de Paul Society. After retiring in 2003, I helped give the scarves and hats to needy families at Christmas.
Many people have volunteered over the years by donating yarn, money to buy yarn and knitting/crocheting items in their homes. Presently there are more than 100+ of us knitting and crocheting. Since 1995, we have been blessed to make over 130,000 items. We now make mens'/womens'/childrens'/teens'/toddlers hats, scarves, baby blankets and lap robes. We also make little hats for premies.
In 2018, we distributed over 17,500 items to 50 organizations in the Central Ohio area.
The more people who choose to get involved, the more people we can help. If you are interested in donating yarn, it can be dropped off at St. Matthew's Church Office in Gahanna. With all donations, please include your name, address and phone number so that we can send a personal note. Checks can be made out to Mrs. Glenda Neely, and note "The Knitting/Crocheting Ministry" on the memo line. 100% of all donations goes to buy yarn.
Please click on the "Contact" link above if you would like to knit and crochet for this cause, wish to make a yarn or monetary donation, or would like more information regarding this ministry.
We meet most first and second Monday evenings at our home from 6:30 pm until 9:00 pm.
The prayer we say at each meeting, written by one of our members:
"Heavenly Father, please bless us and the work of our hands as we crochet and knit. Help us to always be mindful of those among us who are in need. May the Holy Spirit guide us and help us to remain meek and humble as we do your earthly work. Bless and comfort those who receive the hats and scarves we create.
May the warmth they feel remind them of your loving embrace so that they know that they are never alone on their journey … for you hold each and every one of your children here on earth in the palm of your hands.
We ask this in the name of Jesus.
- Please click on the "Contact" link above to get in touch with us for additional information, to join us, or to make yarn or monetary donations.
Mrs. Glenda Neely


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Show Robert Plant A Whole Lot Of Love.
Doc Emrick is an American treasure. The guy is an outstanding hockey announcer and does some great work during the Olympics as well.
He is also, undoubtedly, the master of the synonym. During game one of the Stanley Cup finals, he used 140 unique terms to describe a player passing the puck.
Here are most of them set to a Daft Punk backing track. Because, of course they are.
Here are the events, celebrations, shindigs, festive occasions, throwdowns and blowouts happening around town tonight. That is to say, go out tonight and make Mr. Emrick proud.
Robert Plant and the Sensational Shape Shifters at Palladium Ballroom
Legendary Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant brings his Sensational Shape Shifters project to the, still for the time being, Palladium. This show should be a welcome departure from Plant's work with Allison Krauss and the Band of Joy for Zeppelin fans as his Shape Shifters focus on rock and blues rather than roots music and Americana. Expect a set chock-full of Zeppelin covers and all of Plant's traditional vocal histrionics.
Texas Punch at the Crown & Harp
This is the first in series of concerts intended to promote up-and-coming Texas artists without "the shifty politics and cosigns of the game." To that end, tonight's show at the Crown & Harp features sets by JT of Brain Gang, 2-Twenty, The Mohicans and Express. Sounds like a pretty cool concept and a good time, if you ask us.
The Diversity of North Texas and Latino Artists at the Latino Cultural Center
Angel Fernandez, who's an active sculptor and art professor at Tarrant County College, presents a talk about the diversity of the Latino art scene in North Texas. His presentation will feature works from scene artists and discussions of the various ways they approach their subjects.
The Tony Q Project's Last Show at House of Blues
Tony Q, Evan Park and Rico DeLeon perform their last ever show at a venue they're pretty familiar with, the House of Blues Voodoo Stage. Come for the indie/singer-songwriter/hip-hop fun one final time before Park moves to California.
Foe Destroyer at the Where House
Genre-hopping local indie band Foe Destroyer performs at Fort Worth's Where House, which is, of course, an old warehouse. Most shows at the venue are, like this one, BYOB, so make sure and bring some hooch unless you just want to relive your X-ed out high school days.
Madison King at Sundown
Local alt-country singer-songwriter Madison King plays a free show on the Sundown's rooftop patio. If you're hungry (for something other than King's precious melodies that is) we recommend the Greenville Ave Grilled Cheese.