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It might take me some time because of university papers that I have to do, but I promise it will come up here.
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Even if you don't get reviews 'Over There' at the Fanfic site. Still put your previews here. Personal experience, I always get feed back- as to what to change, what is good, what should be written differently, and all of the authors feedback.
I will tell you one thing, I've recently wrote 2 Dragon Age Fanfic, And you know what, the Dragon age fanfic thread over at fanfic.net gets updated EVERYDAY. It's well over 7,000 stories vs the Valkyria Chronicles less than 1,000 stories and even my stories don't get more than 1 or 2 reviews per chapter. So don't fool yourself if your VC fanfics don't get many reviews. There are many other games/stories who still get many, many, sometimes cloes to a 100 new stories per game/day, and you'll still get less than 1 review per story.
The # of reviews don't equal the quality of the story, or as I have always said!
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A variant of option 2 sounds the best Snowman. The best antagonists for you in this story setting is one of the Seven Enemies of Survival (Down But Not Out book reference ), Morris' own personality, and the jeers of Class G.
If you did introduce any Rebel characters so that they have some effect on events other than the external, why not use a compassionate side and go with an anti-hero? A former member of Squad 7 might theoretically be a good candidate for a compassionate Revolutiuonary soldier.
That having been said, I agree with the fellows above that a variant of option 2 is your best bet.
|2011-11-09, 01:58
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Having any fun with the fic, though?
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Haha, Skyrim will also keep me pretty busy once it's released.
But... given the decline to Valkyria Chronicles... I feel less inclined to write... I remember my old reviewers well, a year or so ago; DC20, Mr. Wang, Huhn, and so on *No, I'm haven't forgotten you Runty*
It seems like writing for these stories seems less imporant, now that all the major writers have stopped. I've tried to keep the VC thing going, but since everyone else is stopping... I might just stop as well... none of the old crew reviews or writes anymore and VC has come out a long, long time ago. It was fun to write when the hype was fresh... now adays... far less so.
I think I'm the only regular writer of VC fics to write this admission, most ducked out quietly or ceased without an explanation. Here's mine...
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I'd still at least like to read your final results on the Coleen/Morris one, if that's to be your swansong.
And yeah, since VC3 hasn't released in NA, VC's popularity really has taken a nose-dive. It's too bad, honestly.
EDIT: What I meant to say was, don't stop just yet! I at least want to see the "dawwww" moments you put into the Coleen/Morris oneshot.
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What I don't like about the VC2 world is that...
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Someone dieing in the first VC game was 100% possible and having the others left to deal with it, or changing 100% possible as well. I had hoped it would work with one of my VC2 fics.
|2011-11-19, 14:54
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And speaking of Coleen and Morris...
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Fanfiction is about changing the constraints of the world somewhat. Theoretically all students could live and VC2 grabbed hold of that. It was meant for a younger audience. With another roll of the die, Morris may never have seen Colleen more than a few days, or she may have never really gotten the chance to know him. It's basically making a what if scenario.
Giving VC2 a mature flavour in a way would be an even more interesting challenge as you have a better idea as to who the characters are. In the first game there are so many ways to interpret characters it's not even funny.
In the interest of comparison, we take the situation of Karl and Lynn. They're each other's world. One is no longer among the living when the smoke lifts and the firing dies away. How does the one left alive handle his/her grief of their world being shattered so suddenly and violently? We all have different methods of grieving, as our versions of the characters would too. As an example, the primary conflict is the grief over the loss of a loved one, and the resolution is the realization that the bond of love transcends death. How does the character go about reaching the end? Does he/she make it?
It doesn't even have to be a love in the sense of romance, but familial. Not related by blood, but by the comraderie.
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|2011-11-22, 15:47
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Sorry, I feel like a WOW player with how much Skyrim has grabbed ahold of my life :P I'm level 31 female imperial archer, and it's still awesome every second :P
Once I beat it... if I beat it... there's just SO many quests. Lol, you can't swing a dead cat around with accidentily accepting 10 new quests. Even with how far I am in the game.
Anyways, once I beat it, I'll try to add some more.
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Got another one-shot idea, though this one is for mature readers only (contains some smut!). Still, if anyone's interested, maybe you can give it a shot.
Only try this one if you've already beaten the game; contains end-game spoilers!
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IMO, something like this should've been done in the game (perhaps not the sex, but you get what I mean).
Anyone want to give it a shot?
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Well it should have been handled in a more mature manner. But a person really doesn't need to do so along those lines. Why don't you take a crack at it Runty? Focus on building the romantic side of Cosette and Avan's relationship, with the Girl getting her man. Flashback to earlier times could aid you in maturation of the entire story over what might account to just a few short days at the tail end of the year, when she gets his commitment to her.
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With a long history of quenching the thirst for knowledge, Bolton is committed to providing students with individual support and attention. The University can trace its roots back to 1824, when it came into being as the Bolton Mechanics Institute and then the Bolton Institute of Higher Education in 1982, before gaining university status in 2005, making it one of Britain's youngest universities.
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- UK Research Councils, the European Union, the Northwest Development Agency, the Training and Development Agency for Schools, the NHS and many other private and public organisations provide a significant source of funding for research and enterprise activities.
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- The University has seen a continuous improvement in their overall performance; improving their scores by one percent for two years running.
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Junior Joseph Rafidi (Los Angeles, Calif.) led the epee team with a 7-2 performance, followed by a 4-4 outing from freshman Giulio Gueltrini (Ravenna, Italy). Senior Jackson Crane (San Francisco, Calif.) finished at 4-5 on the night while freshman Dinis Cheian (Chisinau, Moldova) won his only bout of the competition which came against Brandeis. MIT picked up an 8-1 win over Brandeis and a 7-2 decision en route to a 16-11 tally for the competition.
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I'm New to this Board, and New to Graflex camera's. I just bought a Speed Graphic off EBAY. The guy I dealt with was a really Great guy. Spent the time to show me how to use the camera, load the film, how to do the lens movements, and how to work the film plane shutter(he was local). It came with a Great 105mm lens, but I'm looking for an inexpensive 65mm lens that will cover 4x5. It doesn't need to have movements, I'll be mainly using it with a 6x7 , and 6x9 roll film backs, would like to have some movement for these formats. I can't afford the $300 to whatever price for a lens... Sooooo...
The last camera show I when to, I saw some 65mm lens that the guy said would cover 6x7, 6x9 and barely cover 4x5. These were $50-$125, looked really clean, scratch free, and hardly any bad marks on the outer body(very old lens). But since I don't have any info on the lens I didn't buy one. What I need is to know is, what name and brand I should look for.
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Okay, there are the mainstream lenses available.
Schneider 65mm f8 SUPER Angulon. This will cover 4x5 with miminal movements. And yes they run about $300. this is really the one you want to cover 4x5
Scneider 65mm F5,6 super Angulon. this will cover a bit more but it HUGE and heavy and is more than double the price of it's little brother. Ignore this one
Schneider 65mm f6.8 Angulon. this covers 6x9, stopped way down it still won't cover 4x5 but might come close.
65mm f6.8 WA Optar. A Wollensak version of the lens above, probably in a Graphex shutter instead of a compur. coverage is the same. The Schneider may be a tad better if you are blowing up negs to 20x24
Beyond ths you get into new glass, and once you look there $300 is cheap.
You should be able to find all of these on ebay or a decent photo show without a problem.
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Hey Les
Thanks for the reply!!!
What I'll be doing is scanning the slide for my computer so blowing up isn't something I'll be doing with an enlarger, but with PhotoShop.
Do you think the Schneider 65mm f6.8 Angulon will still be pretty sharp out to the edges if I use 4x5 film, and just falling off FAST at the edges??? I'm looking at shooting mostly at f22 or more for the 4x5 stuff.
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Posted: Fri Aug 23, 2002 2:56 pm
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I've never really tested the 65 angulon at the edges, the super does fall off sharply and the one I had was a great performer.
Schneider's data is here
and it lists a 109mm diameter at f16. That's barely covering 6x9cm! there's NO way this will do much good on 4x5. Most of the time stopping down doesn't increase the image circle as much as it does increase the area of good definition. For example the image circle is 109 at f16. The diameter of the circle of good illumination maybe somewhat larger than that, but at f16 only 109mm is sharp. by f45 you've sharpened up the fall off, and gained a couple of mm, but it's still a long way off from covering 4x5.
I'm wondering at this point in the whole big picture if you wouldn't be better off staying with 6x9 and putting the money from 4x5 lenses into a good 120 film scanner instead of a flatbed scanner.
of course on this list such thinking is blasphemy.
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I scan 4x5s with a flat bed scanner just to see what they look like quickly and easily. Even a bad lens should get 30 lpm to the negative. Although, we didn't spring for the most expensive scanner, I don't think I am getting over about 25% of what I have on the negative into the computer. Especially when I have a full range of tones on the negative. I don't think lens quality is going to be much of an issue for you. Recent studies show that 35mm negatives have at least 30 to 45 meg of information on them. If you try to bring everything on a 4X5 into Photoshop you will need a lot of patiences or a much faster computer than mine.
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Hey All
Thanks for all the replies!!! Well I guess I get the cheaper 65mm lens, and just save my money for a few other lenses. I'll play with it at 6x9 and 4x5, this will tell me if I can get it to work for me. I wanted the 65mm mainly for the 6x9 work or anything for 4x5 is a bonus, just asking if I could get it to work with the 4x5 neg.
Thanks for the Help!!!
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My elaborate costumes started in 2009 with Lady Gaga. I was obsessed with the bubble dress and I knew that I had to make it for myself.
It took one nude leotard, a case of clear plastic Christmas ornaments, a blonde wig, sunglasses, and a crystal necklace. I'm sure there's a special place in hell for me cutting apart a vintage crystal necklace to glue onto sunglasses, but I had to do it. It paid off because I won $150 in a costume contest!
I could not sit or pee in the thing. Not the most practical costume!
The next year, I was still pretty obsessed with Gaga. I kept running through ideas (Mommie Dearest? Too done. Sunmaid Raisin girl? Boring) and the one thing that kept coming into my mind was the meat dress.
Thanks to Spoonflower, it all came together. Surprisingly, there isn't a huge market for meat fabric. I wonder why not? Ha. I could only find novelty prints of like, bacon or cheeseburgers. So I uploaded a picture of flank steak and ordered a yard. It was expensive, so I supplemented a little bit with some red chiffon.
I LOVED this costume. I felt really great in it. No costume contest that year, but no biggie. I do it because I love it.
Last year I was lame and went as the Morton Salt Girl. I just couldn't get any ideas together.
This year, I started thinking about my costume in March. My obsession with Hunger Games is well-documented, and I walked out of the movie and declared I was going as Effie Trinket this year.
Unfortunately I could not find the exact fabric, so I am making do with a brocade in a different color scheme from Joann's. I made a prototype of the bodice this morning using various pattern pieces. I knew it needed to be a bodice with princess seams, and I actually found a New Look pattern with the same sleeves!
I'm pretty happy with the way the muslin turned out. It fits great and looks pretty close to the original. The brocade is way thicker than the sheet I used, so the sleeves won't be so limp. I've got everything done on the bodice but the hem, armhole facings, and collar. It's coming together nicely!
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Keeping Drivers' Eyes On The Road
To illustrate the central principle of automotive user interfaces, his area of research, Andrew Kun reaches into his pocket.
"This," says the UNH professor, tapping his iPhone. "It's great, and we've all gotten used to carrying our whole office with us. But we shouldn't be using them when we're driving."
As our dashboards and front seats accumulate more and more technology, Kun and his team are exploring ways to design these devices to minimize driver distraction while maximizing their service, whether finding a new radio station or directing us to our destination. Although Kun is an engineer, an associate professor in the department of electrical and computer engineering, this research sits at the unlikely intersection of technology and cognitive psychology.
Indeed, last week psychologists mingled with electrical engineers, computer scientists, highway officials, and at least one insurance company executive at the Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications, or Automotive UI, conference, hosted by UNH. More than 170 participants from around the world attended the three-day conference, based in Portsmouth with a field trip to Kun's Morse Hall lab.
"This conference is about what's going on in the car with the driver," Kun says. "How do you interact with devices so your driving is not impacted?"
Kun's research has its roots in Project 54, the groundbreaking project he led that aimed to decrease distractions in police cruisers with voice-activated commands. The work has taken a civilian turn in the past few years, probing the way we use technology that draws our attention from the road ahead.
And while cell phones and texting have hogged the distracted driving spotlight, they're hardly the only culprits. Personal navigation devices (industry speak for in-vehicle GPS systems), radios, video calling (spoiler: it's distracting), and even conversations with passengers all have an effect on our attention to driving. Kun and his team of colleagues, graduate students, and undergraduates want to better understand that effect.
Watch the driving simulator in action as Kun and colleagues test various navigational devices.
Much of what they're learning happens via his lab's driving simulator. A sort of video-game-on-steroids, the simulator comprises a highly realistic driver's cab of a car fully instrumented to measure eye movement, pupil dilation, and other cognitive activity. It's surrounded on three sides by a screen on which the road and surroundings are projected, making for a highly engaging driving experience.
With conference participants behind the wheel of the simulator last Wednesday evening, research engineer Oskar Palinko demonstrated the team's work on personal navigation devices. "We're looking at different kinds of GPS solutions that might be better than what we have," he says. In one study, they found that GPS devices with map displays, the majority currently in use, caused drivers to look away from the road much more than those with spoken directions only. Nonetheless, drivers express a strong preference toward looking at the maps.
Ph.D. student Zeljko Medenica, along with Kun, affiliate associate professor Tim Paek, and Palinko, have tested an emerging navigational technology that uses augmented reality. Known as a heads-up display, these GPS devices display navigational directions – arrows or a "virtual cable" (www.mvs.net) to follow -- directly onto the windshield, so the driver does not need to glance away from the road. And ECE undergraduate students Tina Tomaszewski, Meredith Swanson, Zachary Cook, Adam Downey, and Aaron Lecomte are creating and testing an LED display on the dashboard, just above the steering wheel, that will direct drivers. "Instead of having to look down at your GPS, you can stay focused on the road," says Cook of their lower-cost solution.
As electrical engineers like Kun cross the disciplinary divide to integrate how humans experience the technology they create, a conference like Automotive UI provides a welcome sounding board for this emerging field. "I can hear ideas and other views and bounce things off colleagues," he says, adding that the mix of participants from academia, government and industry proves especially fruitful. "This is a conference where you can think about a new idea, put some research forward, and in the end this is research you can put into cars."
And while chairing the conference kept Kun and his UNH colleagues very busy, he acknowledges that it was an honor. "It's a measure of our success that this premiere conference for automotive user interface is hosted by UNH and the department of electrical and computer engineering," he says.
Read more about the Automotive UI conference and about Kun's research here.
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I am an artist and writer. My recent practice performance, film, dance, photography and text, and my work has been performed, exhibited and published in many venues in Europe and the US. I have spoken at numerous conferences and events, including the Museum for the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, the Medical Museum in Copenhagen, College Arts Association and the Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society. When I am not following Freud, Lacan and Marx's footsteps with my camera or creating performance works as part of my Athenaeum Research Fellowship at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, I teach postgraduate students at Transart Institute.
I am currently immersed in an interdisciplinary project exploring knowledge and the body of the hysteric. In 2013, together with Child and Adolescent Mental Health practitioner Frances Davies, I co-edited the book 'Madness, Women and the Power of Art', to which I contributed a work authored with Eleanor Bowen. My book 'Make Me Yours: How Art Seduces' was published by Cambridge Scholars in 2016. In this text, investigates psychoanalytic approaches to making and understanding objects of seduction, including an examination of parallels between artistic and analytic practices, a study of Manolo Blahnik's shoes as objects of desire, a disturbing encounter with Marcel Duchamp's last work, and the creation of a psychoanalytically inspired Discourse of the Artefact, a framework enabling the circulation of questions and answers through a relational approach to artworks.


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King for a Night—In conjunction with the Taos Picture Show, taking place this very weekend, the Guild Cinema in Nob Hill will present a special screening of the film King of the Corner on Friday, April 1. The film's director/writer/star, Peter Riegert, will attend a Q&A session after each screening. (Screenings begin at 5 and 7:30 p.m.) Riegert started out as an actor in the classic comedy Animal House (where he played Boon), and went on to appear in more than 50 films, including Local Hero, Crossing Delancey, Infinity and Traffic. King of the Corner represents his first feature-filmmaking effort. A deadpan social comedy is based on Gerald Shapiro's book Bad Jews and Other Stories, the film paints a chaotic portrait of a middle-aged man (Riegert) who must deal with a dying father, a precocious daughter, an impatient wife and a tempting old flame. The cast is stocked with ringers like Eli Wallach, Isabella Rossellini, Beverly D'Angelo, Rita Moreno and Eric Bogosian. Riegert's previous directing effort, a short film called "The Courier," was nominated for an Academy Award. Tickets for this special event will go quickly. The Guild Cinema is located at 3405 Central NE (255-1848).
Film News
Taos: Take Two
Taos Picture Show returns
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then repetition is the surest sign of success. Following the triumph of last year's inaugural outing, the Taos Picture Show returns March 31 through April 3 with another fine selection of features, documentaries and short subjects from around the world.
Film Review
Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous
Guns and Poses
Here's a little quiz to determine how receptive you'll be to the new film Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous. When confronted with the following joke, how do you respond? FBI agent Gracie Hart (Sandra Bullock) has been told that a suspect looks like Dolly Parton. While in a Las Vegas casino, she spots a short, blonde woman exactly matching that description. Gracie gives frantic chase, weaving in and out of the casino for five whole minutes screaming, "Stop, fake Dolly Parton! Somebody stop that fake Dolly!" Eventually, Gracie tackles her quarry, at which point it is revealed that the suspect is—surprise, surprise—the real Dolly Parton. At that point, do you say, A) "Ha, ha. Man, I knew it was gonna be Dolly Parton. I just had this feeling and then—bam!—there she is, the real Dolly Parton. Ha, ha. Genius." Or do you say, B) "Wow, a badly telegraphed joke and a lame celebrity cameo. This is gonna be a long two hours."
Idiot Box
The Horror! The Horror!
"Project Greenlight" on Bravo
In their move from HBO to Bravo, "Project Greenlight" creators Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and, uh ... the other nonfamous guy decided it was time to go commercial. The first two seasons of the moviemaking reality show produced two dreary coming-of-age dramas, The Battle Of Shaker Heights and Stolen Summer, neither of which made the slightest ripple at the box office. For the third season, then, it was decided to move from prestigious Oscar-generating indie studio Miramax (Shakespeare in Love, Chicago) to cheapjack genre filmmakers Dimension (Dracula 2000, Darkness). The purpose: to create an inexpensive box office hit.
Week in Sloth
The Week in Sloth
"Tru Calling" (KASA-2 7 p.m.) Eliza Dushku continues to talk to dead people in the two-hour season premiere of her supernatural drama--appropriate since the show is probably DOA.
"Battlestar Galactica" (Sci-Fi 8 p.m.) The season comes to a dramatic end with the humans making a bold ploy to free the planet Kobol from Cylon tyranny. ... Well, the nerds know what I'm talking about anyway.


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For the past 25 years, Beverly Temaat went to work everyday to her office located inside the Dodge City Community College where she has served in various roles including her current position as Dean of Student services which she has served in for the past 13 years. A job she says is hardly a "job" when it's something that, to this day, excites her.
A career Beverly later explains, 'she accidentally fell into', has become the seed of where many of her fondest memories have flourished but for Beverly, nothing is fonder than the bond of a family which has led her in her decision to resign from her current position and move to Texas.
For the past 25 years, Beverly Temaat went to work everyday to her office located inside the Dodge City Community College where she has served in various roles including her current position as Dean of Student services which she has served in for the past 13 years. A job she says is hardly a "job" when it's something that, to this day, excites her.
A career Beverly later explains, 'she accidentally fell into', has become the seed of where many of her fondest memories have flourished but for Beverly, nothing is fonder than the bond of a family which has led her in her decision to resign from her current position and move to Texas.
"Back In January my father became seriously ill, he has been in the hospital since January," She said. "About a month ago, my mother also became ill, since that time, I've made countless trips and put I don't know how many miles on my vehicle traveling to see them."
"It's the right time in my life where I know the right thing to do is to make my family my priority, my parents in particular," Beverly added. "I think life is all about constant change and when your priority is your family, sometimes you have to change and shift your focus and that's why I'm doing what I'm doing."
However, Beverly doesn't plan to remain a Texas resident permanently, she points out that as soon as she gets her parents to better health and once they are well enough to move,they will all be returning to Kansas together.
And although Beverly has officially turned in her resignation letter, surrendering her full time position as Dean of Student Services, Dodge City Community College (DC3) President, Don Woodburn, wasn't ready to let her go quite yet so he offered Beverly a part-time position she couldn't refuse.
Beverly has agreed to remain on DC3 staff with a part-time position as Dodge City Community College Federal Compliance Administrator/ Special Project Director for the New Residence Hall.
"From the time that I started, there are so many more federal regulations and procedures that you have to follow to be in compliance and they're usually tied to federal funding for students,"Beverly explained what her new position as Federal Compliance Administrator would entail. "It's very important that college's and universities' stay up to date on those and we want to make sure Dodge City Community College is up to date."
As Special Project Director, Beverly says she will be overseeing the construction of a New Residence Hall scheduled for it's groundbreaking ceremony, September 5, with construction following immediately after.
Beverly's last day as the Dean of Student Services will be July 31st and is set to begin her new part-time position the next day, August 1st.
Looking forward to the future, saying Thank You for the past
At a young age Beverly decided, while in college, she would like to earn a degree in Business Marketing. It wasn't until later in her college career when she was fronted with the opportunity to work in the admissions office did she realize that's what she loved to do. So upon graduating, Beverly pursued a Master's degree in Student Personnel.
Since then, she has worked among staff in large universities, mid-sized universities and private college and says she's "loved all of them" but her preference has been working in community colleges because it's where she's given the opportunity to work with first generation students.
"Working with first generations students has been the most gratifying to me," she said. "I enjoy working with those students because they appreciate like no one else, they are truly grateful , to see someone whom is the first in their family to attend college ...It's life changing and that's fun to see."
The Dean looks back at her career in higher education, the success she's had and all of the things she's had the opportunity to learn and realizes it all would not of been possible if it weren't for some 'tremendous' people who mentored her throughout the years.
An emotional Beverly tells the Globe on her interview Thursday afternoon, that she is truly thankful to one person in particular.
"On the academic side, I learned so much from Betty Jackson," She said, teary eyed. "She taught me so much that I still use every single day. I was very young when I started to work here and she was nearing the end of her career but she still took time out of every single day to teach me new things...I'm forever in debt to her."
According to Beverly, Mrs. Jackson resigned from DC3 as a Professor of Education and later the all-woman residence hall was name Jackson Hall in honor of her.
Two other people that Beverly extends deep gratitude to are Eldon Becker, Former Athletic Coach at DC3, whom she says taught her 'so much about supervising people' and Dr. Jim Utterback, Former Dean of Student Services,
"I worked closely with him and learned a lot about student service functions including legal affairs, compliance and policy procedures, policy and grant writing...He was very inspiring. How can one person be so lucky?...to have that many great people to work with."
"I am also deeply thankful to the community, there have been so many people that have helped me along the way whenever I'm working on a project or whatever it may be," Beverly said. "There are people of all ages that assist me everyday and I think it's rare to find that kind of help in a community."
As for future professional endeavors, Beverly plans to remain active in higher education, perhaps on a consultant basis with colleges and universities but looks forward to still staying connected to the DC3.
"I'm not severing all ties and that is important to me because I absolutely love this place," she said. "I will truly miss the people and the students I work with everyday."
She added that if later her life circumstances change and she is ready to return to work full time, DC3 will always be her first choice.
As for now, she is working on the planning stages of moving and is looking forward to transitioning caring for College students full-time to caring for her parents full-time.
"I was priviliged and lucky to have two great parents, that's why it's my turn to take care of them."


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A nice extended weekend (President's Day), usually leads to a good week of shows. This week starts with Grimes at the Sunset Tavern on Monday night (sold out, sorry!). On Tuesday, Veronica Falls, Bleached, and Seapony are at the Tractor, and Damien Jurado plays a free in-store set at Sonic Boom Records in Ballard. Wednesday night, the extremely talented Cate Le Bon and Charles Leo Gebhardt are at the Crocodile, and Chuck Prophet and the Mission Express, and Red Jacket Mine are at the Tractor. On Thursday night, there's a kick-ass Northwest show with Quasi, Unnatural Helpers, and Constant Lovers all at the Crocodile, Breathe Owl Breathe is at the Tractor, and if you feel like getting dressed up, Itzhak Perlman Plays Vivaldi at Benaroya Hall. This weekend has a ton of great options, starting with one of the most hyped shows of the week: Sleigh Bells at Showbox at the Market on Friday night. We couldn't think of a better venue for this show and anticipate it to be loud! If you don't feel like jumping about, Craig Finn (of The Hold Steady) brings his age and experience (and new songs) to the Crocodile, Deep Sea Diver has their CD Release at Columbia City Theatre, Howlin Rain, Whalebones, and Wayfinders are at Sunset Tavern, and finally, Pierced Arrows, Nightbeats, and 1776 are at Comet Tavern. On Saturday night The Young Evils, Young Prisms, Grave Babies, and Fruiting Bodies are at Comet Tavern. Here's the schedule of recommended shows for this week:
Monday, February 20, 2012
Grimes, Born Gold at Sunset Tavern (info)
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Veronica Falls, Bleached, Seapony at Tractor (info)
Damien Jurado (Free) at Sonic Boom Records (Ballard) (info)
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Cate Le Bon, Charles Leo Gebhardt at Crocodile (info)
Chuck Prophet and the Mission Express, Red Jacket Mine at Tractor (info)
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Breathe Owl Breathe, Cataldo, Kendl Winter at Tractor (info)
Quasi, Unnatural Helpers, Constant Lovers at Crocodile (info)
Itzhak Perlman Plays Vivaldi at Benaroya Hall (info)
Friday, February 24, 2012
Deep Sea Diver (CD Release), Daniel G Harmann & The Trouble Starts, Soft Hills at Columbia City Theater (info)
Craig Finn (of The Hold Steady), Mount Moriah at Crocodile (info)
Howlin Rain, Whalebones, Wayfinders at Sunset Tavern (info)
Sleigh Bells, Black Bananas at Showbox at the Market (info)
Pierced Arrows, Nightbeats, 1776 at Comet Tavern (info)
Saturday, February 25, 2012
The Young Evils, Young Prisms, Grave Babies, Fruiting Bodies at Comet Tavern (info)


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Bounce For Fun – your One Stop Party Shop!
Bounce For Fun is locally owned and operated, serving the greater North Dallas metropolitan area.
We provide a vast selection of Inflatable Bounce Houses, Water Slides and Combo Rentals for kids parties, corporate events, church functions, fundraiser's and much more.
Browse our site then call us to discuss how we can assist you with your upcoming event.
Thanks for visiting Bounce For Fun!
We are so excited to bring you many new items; we look forward to doing business with you.
Bounce For Fun has expanded into many forms and entertainment and can proudly say that you only need to make one phone call to get just about anything you need for your upcoming event!


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The Nike Air Max Excellerate 4 Men's Running Shoe features Flywire technology for a dynamic, locked-down fit. A lightweight yet tough mesh upper and bonded overlays offer breathable comfort from start to finish.
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Nike's revolutionary Air-Sole unit made its way into Nike footwear in the late '70s. In 1987, the Nike Air Max 1 debuted with visible air in its heel, allowing fans more than just the feel of Air-Sole comfort—suddenly they could see it. Since then, next-generation Nike Air Max shoes have become a hit with athletes and collectors by offering striking color combinations and reliable, lightweight cushioning.
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A tooth abscess is a collection of infected material (pus) in the center of a tooth. It is due to bacterial infection.
Alternative Names
Periapical abscess; Dental abscess; Tooth infection; Abscess - tooth
A tooth abscess is a complication of
Infection results in a collection of pus and tissue swelling within the tooth. This causes a painful
The main symptom is a severe toothache. The pain is continuous. It can be described as gnawing, sharp, shooting, or throbbing.
Other symptoms may include:
- Bitter taste in the mouth
Breath odor
- General discomfort, uneasiness, or ill feeling
- Pain when chewing
- Sensitivity of the teeth to hot or cold
- Swelling of the gum over the infected tooth, that may look like a pimple
Swollen glandsof the neck
- Swollen area of the upper or lower jaw -- a very serious symptom
Exams and Tests
The dentist will closely look at your teeth, mouth, and gums. You may have pain when the dentist taps the tooth. Biting or closing the mouth tightly also increases the pain. The gums may be swollen and red and may drain thick material.
Dental x-rays and other tests can help your dentist determine which tooth or teethare causing the problem.
The goals of treatment are to cure the infection, save the tooth, and prevent complications.
Antibiotics may be given to fight the infection. Warm salt-water rinses may help ease the pain. Over-the-counter pain relievers may relieve the toothache and fever.
Do NOT place aspirin directly over the tooth or gums. This increases irritation of the tissues and can result in
A root canal may be recommended in an attempt to save the tooth.
If there is a severe infection, the tooth may be removed, or surgery may be needed to drain the abscess. Some people may need to be admitted to the hospital.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Untreated abscesses may get worse and can lead to life-threatening complications.
Prompt treatment cures the infection in most cases. The tooth can often be saved.
Possible Complications
- Loss of the tooth
- Blood infection (sepsis)
- Spread of infection to soft tissue (facial
cellulitis, Ludwigs angina)
- Spread of infection to the jaw bone (
osteomyelitisof the jaw)
- Spread of infection to other areas of the body resulting in
brain abscess, endocarditis, pneumonia, or other complications
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your dentist if you have a throbbing toothache that does not go away.
Prompt treatment of dental caries reduces the risk of tooth abscess. Broken or chipped teeth should be examinedright awayby the dentist.
Amsterdam JT. Oral Medicine. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosens Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2013:chap 70.
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Ilona Fotek, DMD, MS, Palm Beach Prosthodontics Dental Associates, West Palm Beach, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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This beautiful little replica helicopter is full of detail and great design. Its lightweight build and dual rotor design help stabilize it during flight. The gyro also adds stability, making it easy enough for even beginners to fly. Full of great detail, this nifty little RC helicopter is also one that experienced flyers can enjoy. A beautifully bright LED light flashes and adds great character to this ARMY medic styled helicopter. Watch as you move it up, down, forward, backward, and turn left and right using the large infrared transmitter to control the 3 channel RC chopper. Plus, for safety's sake, the helicopter powers off if the blades get jammed or stuck.
Syma brings another easy to fly straight out of the box RC helicopter for you to enjoy. Put yourself in the pilot's seat and fly in to rescue wounded soldiers from the battlefield. Imagine yourself soaring away in this great toy, and then impress your friends with the great performance by this RC mini. You will be flying like a pro in no time, and soon be the hero of your own adventures! This is definitely a great introduction to the wonderful world of RC mini helicopters, and it will definitely have you wanting more!
- Flashing and Bright LED light
- Precise Gyro system enables stable flying
- Double Protection: Power-off automatically when the blades get jammed and stuck
- Easy and convenient charging through included USB cable
- 3 channel control up/down , forward/backward , turn left/right
- Infra
In Depth
- Dimensions: 7.28" x 1.41" x 3.42"
- Helicopter Battery: 3.7V 100mAH Li-poly
- Charging time: Approx.50-60minutes
- Flying time: Approx.6-8 minutes
- Controlling distance: Approx.10 meters
- Triband: A,B,C
In the Box
- Syma S116G Helicopter
- Infrared Transmitter
- USB charging cable
- Tail Blade
- Manual
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Remember when the original big Lip Scrub was Sara Happs rather overpriced range? I bought into it, then realised it was just SUGAR, people, SUGAR.
Since then I've decided that I like Bliss' lip scrub a lot, but not LUSH's which reminds me of the same feeling I get when I've pushed a doughnut it my mouth, and my lips are covered in dry sugar. (By the way, here's my very old guide on how to make a lip scrub). I digress.
Before any of those lip scrubs, I owned a Body Shop lip scuff. Remember that baby? It was a white coloured (or minty green?) product with tons of scrubs in a lipstick tube. It was kinda harsh and your lips were WHITE after using it (you rubbed it off, but still). Today I have a less corpse like lip scrub in a tube from Skinfood:
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A Wallburg man who was the former choir director at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville died after he was involved in a two-vehicle crash near his residence Saturday afternoon on N.C. Highway 109 North.
A Wallburg man who was the former choir director at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville died after he was involved in a two-vehicle crash near his residence Saturday afternoon on N.C. Highway 109 North.
John Charles Gwaltney, 71, of Aztec Drive, died after the accident, said Pam Kearns, a spokeswoman with the State Highway Patrol. The accident occurred at 1:20 p.m. on N.C. Highway 109 North, about 72 feet from Gene Clodfelter Drive.
"John's personality was larger than life," said the Rev. Michael Bowers, senior pastor at Rich Fork. Bowers said Gwaltney last served at Rich Fork in 2001, where he was the choir director for at least 10 years. The pastor said Gwaltney had a "very commanding voice" and was responsible for a lot of growth at the church in the music department.
"We were definitely in shock," Bowers said, referring to learning of Gwaltney's death. "… I know John had served in numerous churches in Davidson and Guilford counties for years and because of that, he had relationships that were far-reaching."
Gwaltney, driving a 1963 Pontiac passenger vehicle, was traveling south on N.C. 109, and a 2003 Toyota passenger vehicle, driven by 44-year-old Michael Blake Nesser of Castleton Drive in Clemmons, was traveling north on N.C. 109. Kearns said the Pontiac went left of center and collided head-on with the Toyota. Gwaltney, Nesser and Nesser's passenger, 10-year-old Matthew Edward Nesser, were each transported to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
The Nessers were wearing seatbelts while Gwaltney was not wearing a seatbelt, according to the Highway Patrol.
Michael Nesser was in good condition on Monday, and Matthew Nesser was in fair condition, a hospital spokeswoman at WFBMC said.
Contributing circumstances by Gwaltney in the accident were inattention and crossing the center line. The speed limit in the area of where the accident occurred is 45 miles per hour. Gwaltney was estimated to be traveling 50 mph and Nesser 45 mph.
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Any recommendation on favorite pulleys for crevasse rescue and reasons why? For instance, "x brand is better since you get x ounces in weight reduction with only x reduction in weight capacity".
Thanks for any insight!
by WyomingSummits » Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:27 pm
by Andes6000 » Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:10 am
by WyomingSummits » Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:26 am
Andes6000 wrote:Check out the petzl ultra legere pulley, i haven't used one so perhaps someone who has can share some insight on that, and always have a tibloc clipped on your harness for self rescue.
by nartreb » Tue Jan 29, 2013 4:24 am
by Wastral » Tue Jan 29, 2013 6:55 am
nartreb wrote:I've never done a crevasse rescue in the field, but with pulleys in general, a larger-diameter pulley is WAY more effective than a small one.
by pvnisher » Tue Jan 29, 2013 8:57 am
by Andes6000 » Tue Jan 29, 2013 3:14 pm
pvnisher wrote:The DMM Revolver. Locking biner with a pulley built right into it.
Get a wiregate revolver for those long extensions to reduce rope drag, and a locking one for crevasse use.
by nartreb » Tue Jan 29, 2013 4:40 pm
Two factors determine a pulley's efficiency:
- sheave size (the wheel that the rope runs on): the larger the diameter, the greater the efficiency
- bushings and bearings: self-lubricating bushings are efficient. Sealed ball bearings are very efficient and require very little maintenance.
In general, larger sheave diameters produce greater pulley efficiencies.
by Wastral » Tue Jan 29, 2013 11:51 pm
by nartreb » Wed Jan 30, 2013 4:02 am
by WyomingSummits » Wed Jan 30, 2013 4:35 am
by Wastral » Wed Jan 30, 2013 8:35 am
nartreb wrote:So it's "100% wrong" that "a large diameter pulley is way more effictive than a small one", but "the DMM revolver pulley is way too small", have I got that right?
Wake me up when you grow up.
by Wastral » Wed Jan 30, 2013 8:49 am
The Chief wrote:WHY are you using pulleys???
A "Z" or 3:1 can be effectively accomplished with...
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The ruling from the International Court of Appeal, motorsport's dispute-resolution tribunal, means Ricciardo won't get back the 18 points he otherwise would have scored with a second-place finish in Melbourne.
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Race stewards at the Australian Grand Prix on March 16 disqualified Ricciardo for violating Formula One's new rules on fuel usage. The rules limit the amount of fuel cars can use and the speed at which they use it. Ricciardo's RB10 burned through fuel faster than the permitted rate of 100 kilograms per hour. Red Bull blamed what it said was a faulty fuel-flow sensor.
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Saint Olympia, deaconess of Constantinople is commemorated by the Church July 25.
The name 'Olympia'
Olympia is the feminine variant of the Ancient Greek Olympios. There exists a mountain in northern Greece called Olympus, which, according to Ancient Greek mythology was the home of the twelve gods. Olympia was also the name of a plain in the western Peloponnese in the ancient Elis, this also was considered a sacred site for the mythological gods of Ancient Greece.
According to the ancient mythology, these sites were a sanctuary for the god Zeus and the site of the ancient Olympic games.
Born 361
Olympia, was born into a wealthy family with high rank. Her father was, Count Anysios Secondos and her mother's name was Alexandra Seconodos.
Reposed 408
Shortly after the repose of St John Chrysostom in September 14, 407 AD, Olympia passed away in Nicomedia on July 25, 408 AD.
Before her repose, Olympia gave instructions that her remains be placed in a coffin and tossed into the sea, leaving her final resting place to divine providence.
Her relics
Upon her repose, her memory was celebrated by many since she was very charitable due to her considerable wealth.
As requested, she her coffin was tossed into the sea and floated to Vrocthee, a suburban shore in Constantinople. At this location, the monastery and church of Apostle Thomas was located (see the Prologue from Ochrid, Bishop Nikolai Velimirovic).
Approximately 616 - 620 AD, the Persians attacked the monastery by burning it. Her relics had to be removed.
The relics were translated to the convent of 'the house of Olympia' by the abbess Sergia in 630 AD.
Cricial relationships
- Her uncle the Prefect Procopios.
- Patriarch Gregory of Constantinople, 329 - 389 AD (aka St Gregory the Theologian).
- Her governess, Theodosia, the sister of St Amphilochios of Iconium
- Her husband, the sub-prefect Nevridios.
- Emperor Theodosios I, the Spaniard
- Patriarch of Constantinople, Nectarios
- Patriarch of Constantinople, St John Chrysostom
- Her niece Olympia – ordained to the diaconate with Olympia.
- Her handmaidens, Elisantha, Martyria and Palladia – three sisters ordained to diaconate with Olympia.
- The 50 expelled monks from Nitria during 385-412 AD
- St Amphilochios, St Epiphanios, St Peter of Sabaste and St Gregory of Nyssa.
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I always wonder whether I should make a special rule about alliances. On the one hand, I don't want to restrain players too much, but on the other, alliances can sure drain the life out of a game. Something like "if two players form an alliance not dictated by the scenario, every player rolls 1d10 each time they begin a turn. On a 1, the allies are disgusted with each other and become archenemies."
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