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As I am almost finished with my teacher degree I always look for great ideas that will help the students I will teach some day. This will be great for kids to get the concept of location and scale. Scale is critical to know where something is, This is a great frame of reference.
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Overall great course resource
Gr8 resource to enthuse students.
Demographic transformations are dramas in slow motion. America is in the midst of two right now. Our population is becoming majority non-white at the same time a record share is going gray.
The demographic shifts in the United States are transforming the cultural fabric of the country and this interactive feature from the Pew Research Center explores some of these changes. Interracial marriage, declining fertility rates, migration, economic opportunities and politics are just some of the issues that can be seen in these excellent populations pyramids, charts, videos and graphs.
Tag: declining populations, population, demographic transition model, USA.
Seth Dixon's insight:The demographic shifts in the United States are transforming the cultural fabric of the country and this interactive feature from the Pew Research Center explores some of these changes. Interracial marriage, declining fertility rates, migration, economic opportunities and politics are just some of the issues that can be seen in these excellent populations pyramids, charts, videos and graphs.
Use with civil rights unti - changing face of US
Very interesting chart of how the demographics of U.S. Is changing.
"McDowell County, situated in the coalfields of West Virginia, has experienced a great boom-and-bust since 1950. But despite the economic decline and population loss, many still call it home and feel a great sense of purpose among the mountains. Residents speak about their connection to this place and the meaning of 'home.' Hear more stories at hollowdocumentary.com "
This video perfectly exemplifies some key geographic ideas; sense of place, regional economic decline, migration and resource extraction. This video would be great to shows students and then get them to analyze the geographic context that creates a place like McDowell County, West Virginia. This will be a great addition to my Place-Based Geography Videos StoryMap.
Tags: economic, place, industry, location, migration, APHG, poverty, socioeconomic,
"On the 100th anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, little has changed in the global sweatshop economy. Workers are again trapped and burned to death behind locked exit gates."
One of the first industries to be impacted by what is today called globalization was the textile industry and the successive waves of globalization continue to alter the geography of the textile industry. This video shows how historical problems in the U.S. textile industry are seen today in countries such as Bangladesh, as does this interactive feature. The following paragraph is from a Geography News Network podcast / article that Julie Dixon and I co-authored for Maps101 about the Bangladeshi garment industry:
Many developing countries with the majority of their laborers working in agriculture welcome outsourced labor from the West. This is seen as a way to nurture industrialization, even if it is on the terms of trans-national corporations. Countless workers seek employment in textile factories simply because low pay is still an entry into the cash economy and it is one of the few jobs rural migrants can find when they first enter the big city. In such locations, Western labor, construction, and environmental standards are not priorities because the population's basic needs haven't been met, so the responsibility falls to the global companies—but their aim is to cut costs as much as possible to remain competitive. From its emergence in textiles back in the late 1970's, Bangladesh in 2013 made $19 billion in the export-oriented, ready-made garment industry, employing 4 million workers, most of whom are women.
Listen to more of this Geography News Network podcast or read it here.
Tags: Bangladesh, poverty, development, economic, globalization, industry, labor.
A good example of dominance and dependence
For Beth Manor
"More than 200 million tons of cargo, mostly iron ore, coal, and grain, travel across the Great Lakes throughout the year. Even a little ice can make a big dent on this total. Only three shipments of coal were loaded up during March – 69 percent less, by volume, than last year. A sluggish start to the shipping season is just one of the cascading effects of the Midwest's cold and icy winter. Some are good, and will allow the region to recover from years of historically low water levels. Others, like this delayed shipping season, less so."
"On May 28, 2008, Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full mile across a calving face three miles wide. The height of the ice is about 3,000 feet, 300-400 feet above water and the rest below water."
Tags: physical, geomorphology, landforms, erosion, climate change, Greenland.
More information at www.chasingice.com
Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland
"Quebec voters gave a resounding no to the prospects of holding a third referendum on independence from Canada, handing the main separatist party in the French-speaking province one of its worst electoral defeats ever."
Quebec, which is 80 percent French-speaking, has plenty of autonomy already. The province of 8.1 million sets its own income tax, has its own immigration policy favoring French speakers, and has legislation prioritizing French over English. But many Quebecois have long dreamed of an independent Quebec, as they at times haven't felt respected and have worried about the survival of their language in English-speaking North America.
Tags: Canada, political, devolution.
"A state commission working on a much-discussed report titled 'Foundations of State Cultural Politics' will release their findings in two weeks, presidential advisor Vladimir Tolstoi announced last week, adding that the basic formula of the report could be summarized as 'Russia is not Europe.'"
At times Russia has sought to be perceived as a part of Europe only to be excluded in the minds (and institutions) of Western Europe. Now, in a discursive way to protect itself, it is reaffirming and building a cultural buffer zone between Europe and Russia. What are the borders of Europe as you think of it? Can world regions change over time? Any examples of regions having their borders redrawn?
Tags: Russia, Europe, regions.
20 years after the genocide in Rwanda, these perpetrators and survivors are standing for forgiveness.
The idea behind these images is incredibly powerful and heartbreaking. The horrific genocide turned neighbor against neighbor and tore communities and a country apart. I can only imagine the pain for the individuals, but also the trauma inflicted on the national psyche. See also the White House's official statement on the 20th anniversary of the genocide.
Tags: Rwanda, political, conflict, refugees, Africa.
Yesterday was a national holiday here in Burundi, commemorating the shooting down of the plane containing the presidents of Burundi and Rwanda, and the beginning of the awful genocide in Rwanda. I was in Nairobi at the time, and have graphic visions of what took place, which I will blog about this week.
These pictures and the stories behind them are very emotional. The Rwandan Genocide was made possible by powerful propaganda which further pushed Hutu and Tutsi interests and perceptions of one another to opposite extremes. As they are all Rwandans who live amongst each other, the genocide spread like wildfire from within and turned the country on its head. I think the fact that victim/forgivers and perpetrators can stand side by side and be civil is very important. It shows the persistence of humanity to work together in reciprocal relationships and the importance of a "clear conscience" when doing so. This project of reconciliation fosters support for those who lost so much, as well as unity through communication. When these people are compared with the United States, I think it is very telling of the United State's moral and ethical character; the lack of political and economic interests in Rwanda was their reasoning behind our country not getting involved.
Volcanic islands can seem to appear out of nowhere, emerging from the ocean like breaching monsters of the deep. Below, Mika McKinnon explains how these odd geological formations are born, how they evolve, and how they eventually vanish back beneath the waves.
Where an island is along this developmental continuum says much about the human populations that may inhabit said island. If the island is tall and young with rich volcanic soil, the mountain will attract rainfall and the soil could support agriculture, making the island able to sustain a higher population density. On the other hand, an old, eroding island with little rainfall and depleted soils will need human inhabitants to rely on the ocean's resources for food and would thus support a more minimal population. These islands are changing, even if the time scale is slow--but just recently two disconnected islands 'merged' as growing volcanic island has expanded in the Pacific.
Tags: Oceania, physical, geomorphology, landforms.
Darwin was the first to bring an academic overview to the formation of these coral-harboring islands but the beauty and diversity were really first brought home with free aerial imagery (ala Google Earth, etc.).
Where an island is along this developmental continuum says much about the human populations that may inhabit said island. If the island is tall and young with rich volcanic soil, the mountain will attract rainfall and the soil could support agriculture, making the island able to sustain a higher population density. On the other hand, an old, eroding island with little rainfall and depleted soils will need human inhabitants to rely on the ocean's resources for food and would thus support a more minimal population. These islands are changing, even if the time scale is slow--but just recently two disconnected islands 'merged' as growing volcanic island has expanded in the Pacific.
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Where an island is along this developmental continuum says much about the human populations that may inhabit said island. If the island is tall and young with rich volcanic soil, the mountain will attract rainfall and the soil could support agriculture, making the island able to sustain a higher population density. On the other hand, an old, eroding island with little rainfall and depleted soils will need human inhabitants to rely on the ocean's resources for food and would thus support a more minimal population. These islands are changing, even if the time scale is slow--but just recently two disconnected islands 'merged' as growing volcanic island has expanded in the Pacific.
Geographical wonders.
Birthrates are falling around the world. And that's O.K.
Why do commentators, like Chicken Little, treat this worldwide trend as a disaster, even collective suicide? It could be because declines in fertility rates stir anxieties about power: national, military and economic, as well as sexual. In reality, slower population growth creates enormous possibilities for human flourishing. In an era of irreversible climate change and the lingering threat from nuclear weapons, it is simply not the case that population equals power, as so many leaders have believed throughout history. Lower fertility isn't entirely a function of rising prosperity and secularism; it is nearly universal.
This op-ed from the New York Times provides excellent material for discussing demographic issues, especially regarding declining populations. Many countries do fear the demographic uncertainty and are actively encouraging pro-natalist policies (with salacious ads such as Singapore's National Night and a Travel agency's 'Do it for Denmark' campaign). The author of this article though, seeks to quell those fears.
Tag: declining populations, population, demographic transition model.
This op-ed from the New York Times provides excellent material for discussing demographic issues, especially regarding declining populations. Many countries do fear the demographic uncertainty and are actively encouraging pro-natalist policies (with salacious ads such as Singapore's National Night and a Travel agency's 'Do it for Denmark' campaign). The author of this article though, seeks to quell those fears.
Challenges the ideas about the impacts of declining birth rates across the world. Contains interesting graphs of changing Fertility rates from 1950 for the highest and lowest GDP nations. Relevant to Population Geography.
Translate any word from English to more than 30 other European languages, on a map
This is an incredible resource to visualize the linguistic similarities between European languages all on one interactive map. Just type in a word or phrase as it will translate it for you and place the results on the map. I just found this, but I think it still belongs on my list of favorite resources.
Questions to Ponder: Do you see any regions forming? How does language impact the diffusion of people, ideas and goods? Hoe do you think these languages diffused?
Tags: language, culture, English, diffusion.
This is a fantastic resource for seeing how words have changed according to geography. Type a word into the box and see it translated directly on to a map in more than 30 languages. Great for teaching kids about regions of language, or asking how they think a certain country came to use a certain word.
Haha, hehe, hihi, or Ho-ho-ho! Maybe even huhuhuy!
English; Toursim; Geography
"The following is not a futuristic scenario. It is not science fiction. It is a demonstration of the results of an extremely unlikely, yet intellectually fascinating query: What would happen if the earth stopped spinning? ArcGIS was used to perform complex raster analysis and volumetric computations and generate maps that visualize these results.
I love a good "what if?" question and this one (including the GIS model-based analysis) is fascinating.
What a fascinating question, answered as a visualisation: What would happen if the earth stopped spinning? ArcGIS was used to perform complex raster analysis and volumetric computations and generate maps that visualise the results.
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Most scientists agree that the solar day (related to the speed of rotation) is continuously getting longer. This minimal increase of the day length is due mainly to the oceanic tidal friction. When the estimated rate of the slowdown was projected back to past geologic eons, it showed that the length of a day was several hours shorter than today.
Consequently, during the Devonian period (400 million years ago), the earth rotated about 40 more times during one revolution around the sun than it does now. Because the continents have drifted significantly since that time, it is difficult to make estimates of the land versus ocean outlines for that era. However, we can be certain that—with a faster spinning speed in the past—the equatorial bulge of oceanic water was much larger then than it is today. Similarly, the ellipsoidal flattening of the earth was also more significant.
The influence of the rate of the earth's rotation has a dominant effect on the geometry of the globe, in terms of the globe's overall shape as well as the outline of the global ocean. The earth's physical relief is only a secondary factor controlling the delineation of oceans. The slowdown of earth's rotation will continue for 4 billion years—as long as we can imagine. The slowdown infinitesimally—but steadily—changes the globe's geometry and makes it dynamic. The net result of these dynamic adjustments is that the earth is slowly becoming more and more like a sphere. However, it will take billions of years before the earth stops spinning, and the gravitational equipotential creates a mean sea level that is a perfect sphere.
Witold Fraczek is a longtime employee of Esri who currently works in the Application Prototype Lab. He received his doctorate in the application of GIS in forestry from Agricultural University and master's degrees in hydrology from the University of Warsaw, Poland, and remote sensing from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
How interesting! The detailed GIS is fascinating and although an unlikely scenario, is great for discussion and deeper thought. You could discuss with students how the world would cope or what sort of device could start it spinning again...?
When we think about threats to the environment, we tend to picture cars and smokestacks, not dinner. But the truth is, our need for food poses one of the biggest dangers to the planet.
Agricultural production is one of the ways in which people modify the environment more than any other. Global population is expected to top out at around 9 billion around 2050, so will we be able to sustainably feed all of the entire human population? This one question brings up many more spatial, environmental, political and social questions--this interactive feature nicely addresses many of the pertinent issues in a very accessible manner.
Tags: sustainability, agriculture, food production, environment modify, unit 5 agriculture.
Will we be able to feed the entire population? How agriculture changes the landscape.
"Have you ever seen a map and marveled over all of the information that it contains? It is incredible how maps can capture so much of the real world and depict so many places. From big cities to small towns, maps use characteristics such as topography, hydrography, industry, and recreation to tell the story of a place."
National Geographic Education has just finished producing all 50 State Tabletop Mapmaker kits which focus on basic mapping skills for younger audiences. This set of tiled 8.5 x 11 sheets really expands what you can do and to help educators know what to do with these resources, they wrote this article that shows 9 ways to use these new state maps in your classroom. I'm looking forward to printing off the Rhode Island state map!
Tags: National Geographic, mapping, K12.
"The world's second-largest known tree, the President, in Sequoia National Park is photographed by National Geographic magazine photographer Michael 'Nick' Nichols for the December 2012 issue."
There is a beauty and magnificent in nature, both is the microscopic and delicate as well as the grand and powerful. The biosphere's diversity is a great part of it's allure that keeps geographers exploring for to understand the mysteries on our planet. The incredible image at the end of this project really is truly stunning.
Tags: biogeography, environment, ecology, California.
Magnificent !!!
These kind must be saved.
Wish I could plant and replicate this size and height here in my home town.
"Google is using a new technology to automatically generate 3D buildings from 45-degree angle aerial photography made by overlapping passes of aircraft. The aerial photos are combined to create 3D models."
Some of the nuts and bolts behind Google Earth might be difficult to replicate in the computer lab, but it is critical to conceptually understand how geospatial data is used today. This series of images shows how important remote sensing is for our modern digital mapping platforms.
Tags: cartography, visualization, mapping, remote sensing, google.
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This technology of visualization I would name "3D landscape"
Tecnología para generar imágenes en 3D con Google Earth
"The light that a city emits is like its glowing fingerprint. From the orderly grid of Manhattan, to the sprawling, snaking streets of Milan, to the bright contrast of Kuwait's ring-roads, each city leaves its own pattern of tiny glowing dots. See if you can ID these cities based on the way they shine."
This short quiz of 16 cities combines several analytic components of geography that you won't see in more standard map quizzes for regional geography; this draws on some similar skills similar to the map quiz that was based on identifying the city based on Starbucks locations. Some recognition of local spatial patterns from previous map analysis can make this quiz easier but there are still some cities that you haven't ever looked at from space before. Things to consider as you attempt this quiz: Which of the four possible selections can you rule out out? What enabled you to eliminate those selections (e.g.-coastal, scale, size, grid pattern, transportation systems, density, etc.)? What does to layout of the city tell us about the planning and historical origins of the city? Is there one urban model that best helps us explain the configuration of this city?
Tags: urban, models, planning, density, urbanism, unit 7 cities, trivia.
Geography education
"California has had three consecutive years of below average rainfall and most reservoirs are far below their designed capacity; for a state with a growing population with limited water resources this is alarming news that has many politicians, officials and residents worried. This winter was especially mild; nice for bragging to friend back East about how gorgeous the weather is during a polar vortex spell, but horrible for the snow pack and accumulation."
Most of California's water originates for the snow pack in Western mountains ranges so this drought is expected to get worse this summer. The major urban areas have limited local water resources so they draw water from large area to bring in sufficient water for these burgeoning metropolitan regions.
Questions to Consider: What are some reasons (both from human and physical geography) for this severe drought? What can be done in the short-term to lessen the problem? What can be done to make California's water situation better for the next 50 years?
Tags: physical, weather and climate, consumption, California, Los Angeles, water, environment, resources, environment depend, urban ecology.
Two photographers set out to see what happened to small family businesses in New York City in a decade
The cultural landscapes of neighborhoods can change quickly as larger global economic forces restructure the places. This is a great gallery of photos from the Smithsonian to document these changes in New York City. Many mourn the passing of what once was as the landscape continues to be made and remade but subsequent generations.
Tags: culture, landscape, NYC, economic, urban, place, neighborhood.
Awesome to use when studying the Northeast and Immigration. How scenes change in a short time due to economy!
What a decade can do to a cultural landscape.
Changing nature of world cities
"As the world's cities undergo explosive growth, inequality is intensifying. Wealthy neighborhoods and impoverished slums grow side by side, the gap between them widening. In this eye-opening talk, architect Teddy Cruz asks us to rethink urban development from the bottom up. Sharing lessons from the slums of Tijuana, Cruz explores the creative intelligence of the city's residents and offers a fresh perspective on what we can learn from places of scarcity."
As a geographer native to the San Diego region with family on both sides of the border, I found this TED talk very compelling personally, but also rich in geographic themes (city planning, diffusion, governance of space, socioeconomic differences in land use patterns, etc.). Relations across the border are economic, cultural and political in nature, and the merger of those varied interests have led to an uneven history of both cooperation and separation. San Diego and Tijuana have more to offer each other than economic markets--the ideas born out of distinct socioeconomic and political contexts can be just what is needed on the other side of the border.
Tags: urban, unit 7 cities, housing, economic, sprawl, neighborhood, borders. planning, urban ecology, density, planning, TED.
84% of Americans are unable to locate Ukraine on a world map; those that can't are more likely to support military intervention.
As I've said before, a more informed, geo-literate citizenry helps to strengthen U.S. foreign policy and diplomatic efforts because they have a spatial framework within which to organize political, environmental, cultural and economic information. National Geographic recently also produced a video showing how geo-education is important for business professionals as a part of their geo-education community (if you haven't already, join!).
Beyond sad.
This says so much about ignorance and aggression... Do they even know that they'd have to come up with a catchy name because the Crimea has already got a war names after it?
"Photographer Christopher Herwig has covered more than 30,000 km by car, bike, bus and taxi in 13 countries discovering and documenting these unexpected treasures of modern art. From the shores of the Black Sea to the endless Kazakh steppe, the bus stops show the range of public art from the Soviet era and give a rare glimpse into the creative minds of the time."
This is a delightful glimpse into a time gone by, and what makes it even more surprising is that few would expect such creative architecture to dot the cultural landscape of the old Soviet Union. I was recently looking at a photo gallery of old Russian Orthodox churches and just like these Soviet bus stops, they are perfect subjects for classic cultural landscape studies. Geography students can analyze and interpret the cultural, political and economic material landscape as this photographer has. What do these elements of the landscape mean? How does it make us re-evaluate the society that created them?
Tags: Russia, culture, landscape.
Las paradas de autobus siempre han sido algo interesante para diseñar. Son oportunidad para, como dicen los ingleses, "make a satement" y esta selección es prueba de ello. Herwig nos ofrece un buen muestrario de lo que se hizo en la antigua URSS.
Uniformity has its place. But how brilliant would it be for communities and artists to be able to turn such utilitarian, soulless objects into celebrations of creativity!
Got the audio here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01slnp5 The person doing the voice is Andrew Jack who is a dialect coach.
Tags: language, culture, English, UK.
He's really quite good, and the seamless change of dialect is quite impressive!
The diversity of the English language is amazing. Even in the "motherland" it changes from location to location...aye bay goom.
This is a really interesting video for understanding regional dialect differences!
Region attracting some of the biggest names in aviation, including Boeing and Airbus.
The South is home to auto giants Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen and Nissan Motor Co. It is increasingly attracting some of the biggest names in aviation, including Boeing Co. in South Carolina, Airbus in Alabama, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. in Georgia and GE Aviation in North Carolina.
Aerospace companies are taking a cue from the auto industry and moving their manufacturing operations to Southern states. The region's lower costs, generous state incentive packages and right-to-work laws that make it hard for unions to organize are motivating these companies to choose the South.
Here is an example of what was covered last unit. As your reading think about what forces pulled those companies to the south.
"American Makeover is a web series on new urbanism, the antidote to sprawl."
American Makeover only produced two segments in the series, but they are excellent examples that show the planning ethos of new urbanism. In this episode, they lay out the argument against urban sprawl. In Episode 2, they show the ideas that guided the planning of Seaside, Florida. For a map of some of my favorite place based videos, which will include these, click here.
tags: suburbs, transportation, planning, sprawl, urban, land use, unit 7 cities.
Atlanta: sprawl> 90 % pop habite dans les comtés avoisinants. Actifs parcourent en moyenne 66 miles par jour. Sans limite?
2009: Forbes Atlanta is "the most toxic city in the US".
ex quartier planifié ( écoquartier?)>1.5 miles de la ville> Glenwood,

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This kit is perfect if you're doing this kind of wiring for the first time. By providing all the required parts, it enables you to concentrate on getting everything installed corectly. My Epiphone SG sounds 1000% better, and this kit really helped make it happen.
quickest, simplest way to get all the correct parts. good stuff.
Fantastic kit. It took a bit of sanding the port for the jack, but it dropped right into my Epiphone G400. I liked my guitar before, but now I love it. The difference is night and day. The components were good, vastly better than the Epiphone stuff, but you can get better which is why I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5. I'm SUPER happy with what I got and it's value, but with some really great and esoteric stuff out there that 5 stars needs to stay reserved for now. The instructions were very good.If you haven't done this before (I hadn't), I would recommend looking at a few other sets of instructions to fully understand what you're doing before you start. S-D has a fantastic diagram, and there are some great resources on the Les Paul forums.
kit complet , qui fait l affaire , seul le switch n est pas d une qualité suffisante...
Used this kit to restore an old SG Custom. Fairly impressed with the components, however, there is defiantly room for improvement. The switch seems a touch flimsy, however, for the cost its a worthwhile trade
Great wiring kit for the price. Nice quality cable and the Switchcraft jack socket is a real bonus. The pots and switch are a little on the cheap side and some other cap options would be nice. But on the whole really good value for money.
This kit had everything I needed to rewire my Tele Deluxe, save for one small issue - not enough wire. I'm sure on an SG that isn't a problem at all as the selector switch is near the rest of the pots. Good kit though.
Pots are great and works on Japanese, Korean, French, guitars
Switch is a little cheap (do the job but soldering slug would be better thicker)and I would have liked an amber knob.
I don't like the vintage layout that is proposed because in my case I don't have enough space put put the cap between tone and volume pots.
Wiring kit is great.
Good product for the price proposed
i replaced what was in my epi sg to kill the buzz i had in my sg but it didnt get rid of it so it maybe in the body.
I used the kit for a beat to death Guild bass. It was an SG style bass so the kit was perfect. The Alternate wiring for independent volume and tone for each pickup was easy and sounds great! Great Kit,Great Price-What else could you want?
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Pizza >Rocky's Pizzaria
3222 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA | Directions 7011529.923626 -90.086985
Neighborhoods: Irish Channel, Central City - Garden
Great food, reasonable prices, friendly service – We walked 2.5 miles from our hotel in the French Quarter for a tour of the garden district and quite enjoyed the food and service provided by this local establishment. Staff was friendly, quick and offered suggestions for other things to do in the area that we hadn't heard before.
Would consider walking back just for the food/service.
I've had much better frozen pizza – To say this pizza was lacking flavor would be a gigantic understatement. I had to actually put salt on a pizza for the first time in my life to to make it somewhat flavorful!
I ordered the BBQ Chicken while my friend ordered a Italian sausage and cheese. Both came out with only a smidgen of sauce on them . The cheese seemed to be cheapest mozzarella possible, while the sauce was bland and unevenly spread. Upon adding Parmesan, red pepper, salt, and pepper, it was somewhat bearable. The only redeeming quality was that the crust was crispy.
If you're in the mood for BBQ Chicken pizza, go to Whole Foods on Magazine and buy the frozen one for half the price.
FYI, I've lived in NYC for four years and had pizza across the country. Digiornos is better than this place.
Meh...not so good... – I love local businesses and will freely and generously support the worthy ones, but this restaurant, in my opinion, falls a little short. It has potential, but for some reason misses the mark. The atmosphere is more like a seedy bar than a restaurant, the pizza tastes like the dough is from raw canned biscuits, and even though the restaurant was nowhere near busy when my party ate there, service was pretty slow and unhelpful.
Like I said, I love local places and I want to see this one do better. I really do. It just needs some work.
Magazine Streets Best Kept Secret – It's easy to miss Rocky's if you aren't looking for it. I myself just happened to stumble upon it when I was shopping on Magazine Street, and I must say, I am so glad that I did. Their pizza is great. It's a thin, crispy crust overloaded with toppings all the way out to the edge. I ordered the Wild Tchoupitoulas and I would recommend it to any pizza lover. Jalepenos, pepperoni, sausage, red peppers....mmm mmm!!! I added feta cheese to mine and it was awesome.
Their service is pretty good too. I was impressed with how well our waiter served us considering he was the only waiter for the whole place. He was prompt, friendly, and brought out a ball of pizza dough for my little one to play with.
The decor is very old-timey pizzeria with lots of vintage advertisments on the walls and decorative "gingerbread" like on the houses in New Orleans hanging from the ceiling.
All in all, I highly recommend Rocky's to anyone who loves pizza and just wants a nice relaxing experience in a cozy spot. They cater to kids and have a full bar for the grown ups as well.
Decent pizza, friendly service – I ate at Rocky's Pizza with a group of 10 high school students and two other adults from Oregon. We found the service to be friendly and reasonably fast, though the pizza's seemed a bit overpriced for the quality. It's a great location, however, and they seated us promptly, though not together. The servers did great with students. Note: there was no AC during our visit.
Good Stuff – I don't know what the past two reviewers were talking about, but Rocky's is fantastic. Their Jazzfest salad is awesome! Crawfish, greens, hearts of palm .... mmmmm.
The White Tchopitoulas is really good, I could go for one about now! And the wheat crust is good. I was actualy surprised to see the bad review about the wheat crust! My favorite pizza was a white sauce on wheat crust with sausage and pepperoni. If you want a good dessert, try the brownie and ice cream! A HOT Fudge brownie, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top! Oh yeah, it's been a while since I had a brownie and ice cream from there! Keep up the good work Rocky's, I miss you guys!
the wheat crust is not too good – went and had 1/2 "magazine st" and 1/2 "cajun crawfish". the toppings were good but the wheat crust was AWFUL. really grainy and the flavor overpowered the toppings - so all i tasted was whole grain. i don't know how the white crust is.
Diabolical! The worst pizza and service ever. – OK, so I've eaten a lot of pizza in my time, after all I lived in Brooklyn for 3 years! BUT this is the worst pizza experience ever.
Firstly, lets start with the pizza. 1. The dough was overworked; my wife is a pastry chef and was appalled by the quality. 2. The sauce was OK but not even close to good and extended to more than an inch away from the crust edge. 3. As we only ordered a sliced tomato and cheese pizza (best way to judge a pizza when trying out for the first time) I'll comment on how they screwed that up. The tomatoes were just chunked and thrown into the middle of the misshapen dough. Result = the crappiest pizza I have ever, ever had, and I include American Airlines breakfast pizza that they serve on transatlantic flights.
Now onto the service.
We phoned our order through at 7:15 and were told there would be a 30 minute wait - so I turned up at 7:45, only to find out that they had lost my order. OK nothing new here mistakes happen everywhere. So I settle down with a free beer (only thing they got right) and waited, and waited, and waited. My order took another 45 minutes to prepare. During this time I watched the three girls behind the counter disintegrate in front of my very eyes. The analogy "up the proverbial creek without a paddle" comes to mind but does not due justice the chaos I witnessed while sat at the bar!
I am not exaggerating when I say that I only witnessed one pizza go out correctly during those 45 minutes. Every single table was complaining. I also witnessed one pick-up order get filled with a cold pizza that had been sat on the counter for 20 minutes (not even in a box) before being added to 3 fresh pizzas that the poor students had to wait for another 30 minutes for.
Finally, and I am cutting this short, my order arrives and it's a small even though I paid for a large. Response = sorry +$5! My advice = avoid!
I also have photo's of the pizza if you don't believe how bad it was.
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The interior is wood, including the floor, tables, booths, bar, shutters on the walls and ornate corner cornices hanging from the ceiling. The kitchen is open, and a couple of poker machines hang out at the back. A young bunch take care of things here. Expect friendly and fast service and don't be afraid to create your own pizza with their suggestions.
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Don't tell cow-calf producers that February is a short month. February can stretch into weeks of misery, worry and calving-night thoughts of "Why me, Lord?"
"Getting through February is a challenge for most cattle producers," says Rob Kallenbach, University of Missouri Extension forage specialist. "This time of year, green grass can't come soon enough."
By February, most producers are out of winter grazing. Hay feeding is a cold, endless chore. And for many, the bale pile isn't big enough.
February becomes the month to make resolutions for next year. Things have to improve. Kallenbach says the one best thing producers can do — if they don't already — is overseed legumes into the pasture. "I'll keep preaching frost-seeding clover into grass pastures until everyone gets it done," he adds. "There's not much you can do that will do more for less money."
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• Mid-winter can be challenging time for cow-calf producers.
• February is good time to overseed pastures with legumes.
• Be prepared to meet spring-calving cows' nutrition demands.
Kallenbach is big on broadcasting 4 pounds of red clover, 1 pound of ladino clover, and "throw in some lespedeza for good measure," he says. Do that every year until you get a third of the pasture in legumes. At that point, you can seed every other year.
Here's another resolution. Don't put nitrogen fertilizer on in the spring. "And especially, don't mix legume seeds in with a cartful of fertilizer. That practice just makes no sense whatsoever. We kill too many legume seedings with nitrogen," Kallenbach says. "The spurt of grass growth crowds out clover."
In addition, most benefits of nitrogen show up 60 days after the application. That means spring-applied nitrogen gives a big boost of growth in May to early June. "What time do you have too much forage and are thinking about mowing to control the growth? May and June," Kallenbach adds.
Nitrogen applied in summer, especially in August, gives a boost in fall growth that stimulates the stockpile for winter grazing. With grass stockpiled for winter grazing, the February hay-feeding chores are cut.
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There are more benefits to winter grazing than just reducing the hay-feeding chore. Most likely, stockpiled grass gives better nutrition to the cow at a time when she needs it most. Too often, nutrient needs of the cow about to calve and/or start to lactate are neglected. A cow starting lactation needs a better ration to help her — and her calf.
After calving, the cow needs extra groceries. Both energy and protein demands go up about one-third when she starts nursing a calf. A good supply of milk helps her calf all through life. A calf starved for nutrition in the first 60 days of life can never catch up.
The best feed on the farm should go to the cows with new calves. That's the best hay, and probably some supplement as well.
Want to hear another resolution from Kallenbach? Test the hay to determine what nutrients you're giving the cows.
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Kallenbach's advice last year to start cutting hay in April caused a lot of coffee-shop talk. Still, he sticks by his plan to cut the hay early, when you have a better chance of making good hay before the rainy season starts.
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See, the resolutions are stacking up. There are more possible. Resolve to shorten the calving season: by timed artificial insemination, or just taking the bull out of the herd. That long cold, wet, drawn-out calving season last year may have caused some producers to resolve to sell the whole danged herd this year.
Cow numbers have dropped, just at the time when calf prices are booming. That wasn't a good resolution. Hang on through the six weeks of February. Things will get better. They always seem to when grass greens up.
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It was almost by accident that Rob Kallenbach learned the benefit of better diets for calves in their first 60 days of life.
In an experiment at the University of Missouri Southwest Center, Mount Vernon, Kallenbach and research colleagues were studying different diets for cows at calving time. Calves nursing from cows fed the best diet weighed 28 pounds more after the first 60 days. That was an extra half-pound a day from better milk.
The unexpected part came when the scientists observed the calves after that study ended. They had pulled cows for the calving study from several MU herds. After the study, the cows went home to their research herds. At weaning time, those calves from cows that got better rations during early lactation weighed an extra 60 pounds at weaning. The benefit of early nutrition — that is, more milk — stuck with them.
More recent studies at other land-grant universities have followed calves all the way to slaughter. Calves with good nutrition early in life, even before birth, will grade better on the rail at slaughter.
If calves are to be sold on the grid, collecting premiums for prime and choice grades, they must start strong. Early nutrition sets them up for life. That bit of advice will help producers who retain ownership. February feeding of spring-calving cows can pay back in the final calf-price premiums.
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The Michels Hall Service Program* is a living-learning service opportunity available to sophomores, juniors, and seniors at St. Norbert College. Students apply for the program in groups of eight with the intention of living together in Michels Hall and completing an academic year of service to a specific community organization that serves children and/or families in the Brown County Area. Examples of previous community partners include the Boys and Girls Club of Green Bay, Freedom House Ministries, and the Greater Green Bay YMCA.
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CAA Announces Staff Promotions and Hirings
RICHMOND, Va. (August 15, 2013) – Colonial Athletic Association Commissioner Tom Yeager has announced several promotions and additions to his conference staff.
Steve Kanaby was promoted to Associate Commissioner for Championships and Bobby Broyles was promoted to Director of Video Services.
Joining the CAA staff are Alex Souza as Director of Video Services, Donna Jones as Assistant Director of Compliance and Student-Athlete Services and Tim McDonnell as Communications Intern.
"I'm pleased to promote Steve and Bobby in recognition of the outstanding contributions they have made to the conference," CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager said. "We also welcome Alex, Donna and Tim to our staff and are excited about the experience, energy and ideas that they bring to the CAA."
Kanaby joined the CAA staff as Assistant Commissioner for Championships in September, 2011. He serves as the tournament director for the CAA Men's Basketball Championship and also oversees conference championships in baseball, men's lacrosse, men's soccer, men's and women's tennis and volleyball. Kanaby serves as a liaison with the CAA's Competition Committee and will direct the championships department in his new role.
Prior to joining the CAA, Kanaby worked as the Manager of Event Operations at Princeton University form 2006-2011. He served as the Executive Assistant to the Executive Vice-President of External Operations at the NCAA from 1999-2006. In that role, he assisted with on-site operations and coordinated with the host championship committees at seven NCAA men's basketball Final Fours. Kanaby received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Richmond and has a Master's degree from the University of Kansas.
Broyles has served as Assistant Director of Video Services at the CAA since 2009. Among his duties are producing highlight recaps from conference championships, producing recap segments from CAA football and basketball games and distributing video content to the CAA's YouTube channel and other social media outlets. Broyles serves as the host of CAA.TV weekly shows, The Blitz and CAA Hoops Weekly, and the daily CAA Minute and has produced student-athlete features that provide a glimpse into the daily lives of student-athletes. He also coordinates CAA.TV live webstream coverage of conference championships.
Broyles is a 2008 graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University and served as the CAA's Video Creative Services Intern in 2008-09. He has done by play-by-play of CAA men's and women's basketball games for the past several seasons and has hosted CAA Football Media Day Live for the past two years.
Souza comes to the CAA from Syracuse University, where he spent six months as an Assistant Video Producer. He shot and edited interviews for SUATHLETICS.com, updated video board graphics for Carrier Dome productions, served as the primary videographer for the men's lacrosse and women's basketball teams and served as a producer for live-streamed events on Orange All-Access. From 2008-12, Souza was the Video Services Director at Coastal Carolina University. He produced over 100 live video streaming productions yearly through the Big South Network, designed and created video board graphics and edited highlights and features for GoCCUsports.com. Souza also shot and produced "Inside the Clubhouse", a behind-the-scenes show on the Coastal baseball program that aired regionally on CSS.
At the CAA, Souza will produce highlight packages from CAA championships and games, create feature content for CAASports.com and the league's blog sites, and build and enhance graphics packages for CAA.TV. He is a 2008 graduate of Coastal Carolina.
Jones joins the CAA staff after serving as a Graduate Assistant for Compliance at James Madison University for the past two years. In that role, she interpreted legislation for coaches, developed rules education presentations and created newsletters for coaches, staff and student-athletes, and maintained the JMU compliance Facebook and Twitter accounts.
At the CAA, Jones will assist in the areas of NCAA compliance, national letters of intent, eligibility issues and coaches' exams. She will also serve as a liaison with the CAA SAAC group and will oversee the CAA Blood Challenge and the CAA Food Challenge. Jones earned her undergraduate degree at JMU in 2010 and completed a Master's of Science in Sport and Recreation Leadership in May, 2013.
McDonnell spent the past year working at The Sports Network in a variety of roles. He was an FCS Football Assistant last fall where he wrote feature stories, news releases and game previews. In the spring, he worked as a sports writer and editor for TSN and covered a variety of college and professional events.
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