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Name: Rachel Andoscia
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Educational Background: B.A. Criminology – John Jay College of Criminal JusticeM.A. Forensic Psychology – John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Work Experience: Program Chair, Assistant Professor, Fraud Investigator, Child Welfare Advocate & Court Liaison
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: Criminal Justice, Forensic Psychology
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Name: Karyn Cernera Bush
Contact Info: 516-918-3619 or email@example.com
Title/Position: Chairman of Graphic Design, Asst. Professor
Educational Background: Pratt Institute 2006 MFA in sculpture. Undergraduate degrees from Adelphi University and Katharine Gibbs School complete her Studio and Graphic Design educational background. Karyn began her early art education taking extracurricular advanced studio courses at The Cooper Union and intensive design courses at Parsons School of Design in New York City.
Work Experience: Karyn Cernera Bush has over ten years experience in the commercial Graphic Design field. Some accomplishments include: Art Director and Studio Manager for local artist studio, Pre-press Specialist for local print houses including PIP Printing and American Litho and Graphic Artist/Public Relations personnel for the Art League of Long Island.
In addition to her experience in the Graphic Design field, Karyn has been working as a Fine Art and Design faculty member at colleges including Briarcliffe College, Katharine Gibbs School, Dowling College and local non-profit art studios including Art League of Long Island and the Mills Pond House at Smithtown Arts Council. Classes taught range from traditional studio practice to high-end print design.
In 2006, Karyn received the "Artist in Residence" award at the Alpan Gallery in Huntington, NY. This residency concluded with a three man exhibition showcasing "Homecoming", her large-scale, conceptual installation. This accomplishment comes in addition to a strong exhibition record in local, Brooklyn and Manhattan based art galleries including her 2006 solo exhibit "An American Dream" located at the Steuben Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: Graphic Design technology and studio-based foundation and advanced courses including: GD102, GD103, GD118, GD430, GD495, GD498, GD499, HI101
Name: Mark Frascinella
Contact Info: 631-730-2034 (Patchogue) or 516-918-3625 (Bethpage)email@example.com
Title/Position: Department Chair, Business & Technology
Educational Background: New York University - B.S Aeronautical Engineering & Astronautics; CW Post, LIU - M.S. Management Science; Hofstra University – Certificate in Computer Programming; Novell Certified Network Engineer (CNE); Cisco Certified Academy Instructor (CCAI), Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Work Experience: 1 year Wind Tunnel Test Engineer, 5 years Aerospace Project Manager, 6 years as Project Manager developing underground communication systems for Electric Utilities, 8 years as Vice President and General Manager of electronics division of multi-national, 4 years Principal and Owner of consulting firm at Stony Brook High Technology Incubator developing substation automation systems for Con Edison. 7 years as Director and Dean of IT at Gibbs schools designing and teaching Computer Networking curriculums, 6 years as Department Chair and professor at Briarcliffe College.
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: PD115, CT217, CT215
Name: Brian Schorr
Contact Info: 516-918-3621 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Title/Position: Department Chair of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Educational Background: J.D. Touro Law Center 2000B.A. Political Science, California State University, Northridge 1996
Work Experience: Briarcliffe College – Assistant Adjunct ProfessorInterboro Institute – Assistant Chair, Department of Law and Criminal JusticeHofstra University – Adjunct LecturerQueensborough Community College/CUNY – Adjunct Lecturer
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: PL-111, HU-104, BA-120, BA-235, LL-121, LL-128 and LL-130
Name: Socrates Boussios
Contact Info: 516-918-3817
Title/Position: Assistant Professor
Educational Background: Present - Columbia University, PhD candidate1999 - Stony Brook University, MS in Applied Math1996- Stony Brook University, MS in Management Policy1994- Stony Brook University, BA in Economics and Social Sciences
Work Experience: 7 years, Assistant Professor - Briarcliffe College 3 years, Finance Department - Saint Charles Hospital
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: MA 001, MA 101, MA 102, MA 202, MA 305, PH 200
Name: Gail Stratford
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Title/Position: Assistant ProfessorDirector of Student Outcomes Assessment
Educational Background: Hofstra University B.A. 1978; M.A. 1979 English
Work Experience: 9 years @ Briarcliffe College
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: EG 101, 102, 103, 201, 203, 207; HU 101, Pl 111, SE 101, HU 104
Name:David Naylor
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Educational Background: NY Institute of Technology, MA in Communication, BS in General Studies
Work Experience: Briarcliffe College March 2001 - presentKatharine Gibbs June 1998 - March 2001
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: HU103, HU105, SE101
Name:Marilyn Hluszko
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Title/Position:Assistant Professor Liberal Arts and Sciences
Educational Background:B.A. Queens CollegeM.S. Buffalo State College
Work Experience:Briarcliffe College2006-present full-time: Assistant Professor1992-2005 p/t adjunct1982-1991 full-time
What I teach at Briarcliffe College:Collegiate Learning (HU105), English Skills (EG001), Dev. Reading (PA002), English Composition I (EG101), English Composition II (EG102)
Name: Joseph Greco
Contact Info: 516-918-3821 firstname.lastname@example.com
Title/Position:Associate Professor, Liberal Arts and Sciences
Educational Background: PhD in English, State University of New York at Stony BrookMA in English, University of South FloridaBA in English, University of South Florida
Work Experience: English Instructor (TA) at USF, from 1986-1988; at Stony Brook, from 1989-1996; Adjunct Instructor at Suffolk Community College, from 1991-1994; at Nassau Community College, from 1994-2000; at CW Post, from 1996-2000; Associate Professor at Briarcliffe, from 2001-present
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: EG 101, 102, 201, 001; PA 002
Name: Oriana Bogler
Contact Info: 631-730-2021 firstname.lastname@example.com
Title/Position: Mathematics Instructor
Educational Background: SUNY Stony Brook University, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Master of Arts in Mathematics. NYS Mathematics certified 7-12
Work Experience: I worked 7 years for Bay Shore School District as a mathematics home instructor, AIS math teacher, and substitute teacher. Worked one year at Baldwin High School teaching 7th grade math and algebra. Taught at Glen Cove High School teaching SAT math, Math A and Math B.
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: MA 001, MA 101, MA 102, MA 202, MA 204, MA 305
Name: Nicholas P. Pasquarello
Title/Position: Assistant Professor – Criminal Justice
Educational Background: Master of Science in Criminal Justice - C.W. Post University, May 2002 Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice – C.W. Post University, April 1991 A.S. in Criminal Justice – Nassau Community College – May 1980
Work Experience: Twenty years of law enforcement in the New York City Police Department. Held the ranks of police officer,detective, and sergeant. Have been a professor at Briarcliffe College since 2004.
Courses Taught: CJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice, CJ 102 Juvenile Justice, CJ 104 Administration of Criminal Justice, CJ 105 Criminal Law, CJ 106 Criminal Procedure, HU 104Ethics, SO 105 The Sociology of Crime and Deviance
Name: Karen Pellecchia
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Title/Position:Associate Professor, Graphic Design
Educational Background:Pratt Institute Parsons School of Design/ BA, Fine Art Queens College/ MFA, Painting and Drawing Brooklyn College
Work Experience: Faculty: 10 plus years Briarcliffe College/ Faculty: Nassau Community College/ Faculty: Molloy CollegeFashion Design/Pellecchia Inc./ freelance Interior Design
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: GD 102,202,302,402,220,320,332,117,118,430,498,499
Name: Steve Byers
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Educational Background:MFA Yale University BFA Carnegie Mellon University
Work Experience: 35 years International Graphic Design and Business Development; Director of Typography for Heidelberg Druckmachinen AG; President of Steve Byers Limited; President of Type Associates Inc
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: GD 101, GD 103, GD 106, GD 109, GD 206, GD 208, GD 212, GD 224, GD 239, GD 334, GD 335, GD 430, GD 495, GD 498/499
Name: Michael Mastermaker
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Educational Background: AAS Advertising Art and Design, SUNY Farmingdale, BA Visual Art, Dowling College, MFA Design and Technology, Parsons School of Design
Work Experience: 15 years of experience in both Web and Print Design. Multimedia designer for Educational Suppliers,Illustrator and 3d Modeler. Worked as an art director, handling marketing materials and content for a large IT company. Designed small scale flash games to teach children about design for the Cooper Hewitt.
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: GD213, GD209, GD208, GD272, GD 204, GD226, GD103
Name: Louis Mayr
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Title/Position: Instructor, Criminal Justice
Educational Background: BA Criminal Justice, John Jay College MA Criminal Justice, John Jay College
Work Experience: Retired Captain, New York City Police Department. Held management positions in the following units within the NYPD: Support Service Bureau, Organized Crime Control Bureau, Patrol Services Bureau and the Legal Bureau.
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: CJ 102 Juvenile Justice, CJ 103 American Correctional Institutions, CJ 104 Administration of Criminal Justice, CJ 105 Criminal Law, CJ 201 Criminal Investigation, CJ 204 Police and Police Operations, CJ 205 Survey of Computer Crime, CJ 207 Organized Crime, CJ 209 Criminology, CJ 298 Criminal Justice Internship, CJ 302 Police Supervision and Management, CJ 303 Correctional Administration, CJ 305 Crime Prevention
Name: Nicholas Koumbiadis
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Title/Position: Business/ Accounting, Assistant Professor
Educational Background: D.B.A. 2009, University of Phoenix, Expected March 2010 Major: Business Administration GPA 3.80/ (Focus Accounting) Dissertation: "Ethical Perception of Accounting Graduates in Post Secondary Institutions: An investigation into the mandated ASCAP curriculum change." M.B.A. 2002, Adelphi University Major: Business Administration /Accounting. BABY 2001, Adelphi University Magna cum laude Major: Accounting, Minor: Finance
Work Experience: Owner of NUKE Associates, LLC 2002-Present (Accounting Firm) serving Public and Not-for-Profit entities. Pager & Fenton Certified Public Accountants, LIP 2000-2002. Accountant for three Not-for-Profit Organizations in Long Island. CEO of Hellenic Design Corp 1990-1998. Consultant Non- Profit Organizations/ Profit Organizations, Bellmore Dermatology, POLK. Start-up Business Consultant.Certified ProAdvisor QuickBooks. Tax preparer for individuals, corporations, and partnerships.
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: Advanced Accounting Theory (AC 430), Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting (AC 427), Advanced Taxation II (AC 320), Principles of Auditing (AC 323), Federal Income Taxation (AC 209), Intermediate Accounting I & 2 (AC 207-208), Cost Accounting (AC 221), and Principles of Accounting 1 & 2 (AC 101-102).
Name: Catherine Kimmel
Contact Info: 631-730-2044 & email@example.com
Title/Position: Business and Technology Department, Instructor
Educational Background: SUNY, College at Buffalo – BS, Business EducationDowling College – MBA, Management
Work Experience: Briarcliffe College, adjunct and full-time instructor for 20 years.NCC, Business Department, 1 year, Levittown School District, 3 years
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: Business Communications, Business Ethics, Database Systems Management, Integrated Software Applications, International Business, Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Management, Introduction to the Internet, Keyboarding (all levels), Legal Office Procedures, Lotus, Medical Coding (CPT-4/ICD-9),Medical Insurance Procedures, Medical Terminology, Medical/Legal Keyboarding, Medical/Machine Transcription, Microsoft Mouse Certification Course (all programs), Principles of Business, Public Relations, Speedwriting, Spreadsheet Modeling and Simulations (Excel), Visual Communications (PowerPoint, PageMaker & Publisher), Word Processing (all levels)
Name:James Burke
Contact Information:516-918-3735 firstname.lastname@example.com
Title/Position: Instructor/Business Administration Department
Educational Background: Pace University DPS Degree ABD status International Business and Marketing Management Dowling College MBA Business Management 1988 Dowling College BBA Business Administration 1983 Suffolk Community College AAS Business Administration 1980
Work Experience: 20 years as faculty member at Briarcliffe College, 8 years as the Evening Campus Director at Briarcliffe College. 8 years as an Adjunct instructor at Dowling College. 4 years as an Import/Export Manager, Overseas Military Sales and 1.5 years as an Administrator with Van Reekum Paper
What I teach at Briarcliffe:BA 101, BA 102, BA 103, BA 104, BA 129, BA 200, BA 206, BA 209, BA 212, BA 213, BA 219, BA 222, BA 321, BA 323, BA 326 and BA 327
Name: Joseph M. Achtziger
Contact Info: 516-918-3819 email@example.com
Title/Position:Assistant Professor, Business Department
Educational Background: M.S. (Industrial Management), Brooklyn Polytechnic UniversityB.B.A. (Marketing/Economics), St. John's University
Work Experience: 15 Years Briarcliffe College, 8 Years as an Assistant Director and 7Years as an Instructor: 10 Years St. John's University as an Adjunct Instructor: 1 Year Nassau Community College and Adelphi University as an Adjunct Instructor: 27 Years Grumman Corporation in various management positions: 20 Years N.Y.S. Real Estate License, 15 Years as an Associate Broker and 5 Years as a Salesperson
What I teach at Briarcliffe College:BA101, BA102, BA103, BA104, BA105, BA206, BA209, BA210, BA212, BA213, BA219, BA222, BA338
Name: Diane Sagesser
Contact Info: 516-918-3616 firstname.lastname@example.com
Educational Background: BSPLS Dowling College, Long Island, New York MBA Dowling College, Long Island, New York NYS Permanent Business Education Certification Dowling College, Long Island New York NYS Permanent Elementary Education Certification C.W. Post, Brookville, New York NYS Permanent Reading Certification C.W. Post, Brookville, New York Currently working on DBA North Central University, Arizona
Work Experience: 21 years teaching with Briarcliffe College 10 years Substitute teaching various school districts on Long Island
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: BA129, BA230, BA231, BA236, BA111, BA326, BA140, PA002, HU105, EN100, BA327, BA120
Name: Stan Smith
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Title/Position: Full Time Faculty (Information Technology)
Educational Background: B.S. Wentworth Institute of Technology in Electronic Engineering M.S. Capella University in Information Technology
Work Experience: 17 years Briarcliffe College as Assistant Professor (3 years dept. coordinator), 8 years NYIT as adjunct Assistant Professor, 19 years Digital Communications Products as Director of Engineering
What I teach at Briarcliffe: CT101, CT107, CT200, CT206, CT210, CT215, CT316, TC110, PD101, PD103, PD115, MA101
Name: Dr. Richard Morfopoulos
Contact information: 631-730-2081 firstname.lastname@example.com
Title/Position: Associate Professor Business Administration
Educational Background: State University of New York at Albany /Organizational Studies / Ph.D.New York Institute of Technology/ Center for Labor and Industrial Relations/ M.S. with distinction State University of New York at Binghamton/ Rhetoric and Literature/B.S.
Work Experience: Executive Recruiter/ Management Recruiters International & Dunhill International Consultant/ Public Sector Negotiations/ Value Management Consultants Nonprofit/ Clubhouse of Suffolk
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: BA 200, BA 219, BA 338, BA 425, HU 104
Name: Catherine Tyrie
Contact Info: 631-730-2096 firstname.lastname@example.com
Title/Position:Assistant Professor
Educational Background: Dowling College, Suffolk County Community College, Secondary Education Business and Marketing Certification.
Work Experience: 8 Years Briarcliffe College as Assistant Professor, 7 Years First Data Merchant Services managing accounts, 1 Year Katharine Gibbs School as Instructor
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: BA 101, BA 102, BA 103, BA 104, BA 129, BA 236, BA 206, BA 210, BA 213, BA424
Name: Francis J. Balducci
Title/Position: Interim Chairperson, Department for Criminal Justice and Paralegal Studies
Education: Master of Public Administration, summa cum laude, Specialization: Criminal Justice Policy and Administration, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Master of Arts in Criminal Justice, Specialization: Criminal Law and Procedure, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Bachelor of Science in Police Studies, cum laude, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York
Work Experience: Briarcliffe College, Interim Chairperson/Instructor, Department for Criminal Justice and Paralegal Studies The ASA Institute, Assistant Chairperson, Criminal Justice Division Katherine Gibbs School, Adjunct Professor, Department for Criminal Justice New York City Police Department, Senior Research Analyst, Criminal Justice Bureau Training Director, Office of Management and Budget, Senior Instructor/Legal Curriculum Coordinator,Police Academy
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: CJ 303 Correctional Administration, CJ 499 Criminal Justice Capstone Seminar, CJ 209 Criminology, CJ 304 Theories of Crime, CJ 104 Justice Administration, CJ 204 Police and Police Operations
Name: Victor G. Petrigliano, Esq.
Title/Position: Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
Education: Juris Doctorate, St. John's University School of Law, 1985 BBS Legal Assistance/Criminal Justice, St. John's University 1981
Work Experience: Attorney/Managing Partner, Petrigliano & Petrigliano, LLP 1995 to present Attorney/Managing Partner, Memmoli & Petrigliano, 1987 to 1995 Associate Attorney, Porter & Memmoli 1985 to 1987 Co-Author, New York State approved continuing educational courses Lecturer, Suffolk County Bar Association
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: Administration of Criminal Justice, American Correctional Institutions, Business Law I & II, Computer Crimes & Forensics, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Criminology, Forensic Psychology, Introduction to Criminal Justice, Introduction to Law, Juvenile Justice, Organized Crime, Private Security, Probation, Parole, and Rehabilitation, Real Property Law, Sociology, Sociology of Crime and Deviance, Victims in the Criminal Justice System
Name: Robert Field
Contact Info: 516-918-3824 email@example.com
Title/Position: Graphic Design Program - Assistant Professor
Educational Background: M. A., Syracuse University B. A., LIU C.W. Post Campus
Work Experience: Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY - Biomedical Communications Department – Scientific Illustrator/ Graphic Designer/ Manager Curative Health Services, Hauppauge, NY – Senior Graphic Designer for web and print-based marketing and medical education Freelance Illustrator/ Graphic Designer for a variety of publications and companies
What I teach at Briarcliffe College: GD 102, 103, 104, 106, 109, 117, 202, 204, 212, 213, 445, 495, 498/499 HI 101
Name: Bruce Wigutow
Contact Information: Patchogue: 631-730-2082 Bethpage: 516-910-3810Cell Phone: email@example.com
Title/Position: Associate Professor Liberal Arts
Educational Background: Long Island University - C. W. Post Campus: MS in English/Education; Ohio University: BS in Communications; Nova Southeastern University: Classes toward Ed.D in Higher Education
Work Experience:15 years as Instructor/Associate Professor at Briarcliffe College; 9 years as Adjunct Associate Professor at Farmingdale State College; 2 years in the Academic Resource Center at Long Island University - C. W. Post Campus; 3 years as Assistant Sports Information Director at Iona College
What I Teach at Briarcliffe College: BA217; BA218; EG001; EG101; EG102; EG103; EG201; EG203; EG204; EG205; HU104; HU105; PL111; SE101
Name: Dr. George Weissinger
Title/Position: Associate Professor – Criminal Justice
Education: Ph.D., New York University, Graduate School of Arts & Science, Sociology
Work Experience:Special Agent USINS; Sr. US Parole Officer EDNY (over twenty five years federal law enforcement experience); College Professor, over thirty years experience.
What I Teach at Briarcliffe College: Sociology courses; criminal justice courses
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After years of visiting her second home in her husband's native United Kingdom, Providence artist Madolin Maxey says it finally occurred to her to paint the hedgerows, rolling hills, giant boulders, and ancient stone crosses in Devon in southwestern England, where their house overlooks the River Dart as it winds northwest from the English Channel.
Based on sketches made in the UK and memories, then painted in her Providence studio, she seems now to be drawing inspiration from the early American Modernists. The blue-black crosses in Two Brothers bring to mind Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings of stout crosses on rolling New Mexico hills. The dark boulders in Erosion: Sun and Men-An-Tol recall Marsden Hartley's late, roughhewn New England landscapes.
The main event is the 12-foot-wide canvas The River Dart from Redoubt Hill. It seems to combine Google Earth with a fisheye lens view, following a blue river as it winds past woods, hills, cultivated hills, a big palm right in the lower center, and the twinned Kingswear and Dartmouth Castles that have guarded the river for more than five centuries. "I wanted to tell you what I know is there, not what you see," Maxey tells me.
The structure of the painting comes straight out of David Hockney's panoramic 1980 painting Mulholland Drive: The Road To the Studio, with that California highway exchanged for an English river. Hockey was then exploring how Cubist techniques could combine the visual with memory, much as Maxey is talking about. At times Maxey's paintings become saccharine or the simplified trees and stones lose their specificity and become too general, like the patterns of a wild, flowery dress. But there's a thrill in sweeping panorama of The River Dart. As your eyes explore the remembered landscape as well as the square footage of the canvas, you seem to travel along the river and hills yourself.
The Barrington artist's new acrylic paintings in the group show "Timestamp" at the Wheeler School's Chazan Gallery (228 Angell Street, Providence, through March 29) begin as digital collages of scanned images of living rooms and bedrooms in home furnishings catalogues and interior design magazines. Things get rearranged a bit — chairs might float above a bed. Then Blackburn paints on top — a mix of hard-edged outlines and expressionist passages. The paintings don't have quite the surprise and metaphor of the transformed chairs or bed frames or floors, but you sense the same impulse to take apart the home and assemble something new from the pieces.
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Tupelo High School's sixth year of required senior projects – fully developed research, analysis, work and conclusions leading to a quantifiable result – has almost 400 would-be graduates in the process of meeting an April 28 deadline for presentations.
Each year the senior project requirement (formally called a Culmination Project) results in impressive legacies both inspiring and useful, all seeking to show parents, teachers, fellow students, the community and the seniors themselves that knowledge, talent, gifts and imagination can produce satisfying outcomes.
This year the Culmination Day has been set April 28 in the BancorpSouth Arena, and all will be evaluated – a real-world rehearsal for the tests in college and the working world.
THS committed to the idea of senior projects after a visit by the regional accrediting agency, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in 2002.
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Tupelo's Association for Excellence in Education is in its second year as a primary sponsor of the senior projects, pairing with the Lee County Medical Alliance. The senior project program falls under the THS English Department, a logical place because the projects all involve the challenging use of oral presentations, which must have clarity and precision to explain what has been undertaken.
The exercise is meant as an introduction to the adult world and a demonstration of what it is possible to learn in the THS curriculum – a step into expectations more rigorous than in adolescence and childhood. This year's presentations will be open to a public audience. The senior project is comprised of a research paper, portfolio, the product, and the presentation, and the four parts represent three major grades for THS seniors over the school year.
The presentation is backed up by detailed preparation that includes dressing for success, business etiquette, and organizational skills. AEE's role should produce stronger participation and outcomes in the long term because the organization, with hundreds of members, has the support structure necessary to provide the volunteer hours needed. It is hoped that successful dropout prevention programs will raise the number of seniors at THS well above 400.
Tupelo is not unique in requiring senior projects, and we believe the requirement is appropriate. It opens the door on still-greater challenges, an appropriate graduation-related event with a maturity incentive.
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Maybe make a ROTF MP Fallen while they're at it?
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This may or may not be news: HTS is very stocked and they just released a coupon code. Text me if you need it, so as not to alert any of the bad guys who might be lurking.
^ lurker!!!!!
Wow. It's been dead since late august/early september when everything hit at once. No new TVC waves i take it, since the final ones will be online exclusive. TF guys: Any chinese deluxes out or MP TFs spotted?? thx
Btw, thnx again for the heads up Maradona! was able to grab a fig that's been eluding me for months. Ur da man.
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Rumor has it that TRU.com is not going to be honoring those MP Optimus Prime preorders, that they're going through slowly and canceling them. That said, my preorder is still sitting there waiting, but I am thinking I'm going to either track this piece down in the store or live without it, too much trouble trying to get these things lately.
Crenshaw WM the other day had the vintage Stormtrooper on both cards, last notable sighting in front of my eyes.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
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T, you weren't especially familiar with the established backstory(ies) for Wolvie prior to the movie, were you?
T, you weren't especially familiar with the established backstory(ies) for Wolvie prior to the movie, were you?
That's my jacket!
I just finished watching "Sorority Row"!!! I love the slashed genre!
Am I the only one who thought Maggie was played by Danica McKellar? Turns out it was actually Caroline D'Amore.
May the force be with you.
No Chuxter, I was not. The bright colors, crazy powers, and wild costumes of many superheroes turn me off and I don't usually follow them - and also why I like Batman so much. Plus I like war stories, or heroes emerging from war stories (like Luke Skywalker).
So with no original in mind, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine earned a new fan in me.
They did the X-men films much more realistically, like Smallville (sometimes) portrays the origins of Superman.
Speaking of heroes emerging from war stories, I have now begun watching my complete series of The A-Team on DVD, starting with Season 1.
I have been cringing at the thought of Liam Neeson playing Hannibal Smith. No one but George Peppard could have done that act! Now there I do swear by the original!
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I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
In the last few days, I've seen Nosferatu and Predator. Neither were too exceptional but they were both good for what they are (meaning Nosferatu delivered on the creepy and Predator delivered on the action).
Got a question for Hasbro? Ask it here!
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My Star Wars Fan Film: The Lazy Jedi
Bel-Cam Jos: they always had Star Wars, Star Trek, and Terminator stuff at Comic Con, plus superheroes like Bale's Batman, Tom Welling's Clark Kent, Jackman's Wolverine etc. have been performed much more realistically.
I tried to read the Doomsday book "The Death of Superman" or whatever it's called and found it unreadable to my taste. But Smallville, with a larger budget for more stunts and longer action sequences, rocks that character's legend.
The Dark Knight films are at the pinnacle of Superhero movies.
And Origins: Wolverine rocks, as did both Bana's and Norton's Hulk, and McGuire's Spider-Man. Spidey is the big exception for me, as except when he wore the symbiont, his spidey-suit has always been over-the-top. But the movie established a great reason for that with his wrestling performance (to get the car to impress Mary-Jane).
As to Hannibal Smith? Maybe cast Nick Nolte or Gary Busey. I'm not sure how they are doing these days, but those are options, as might be the guy who played Captain Pike in the latest Star Trek film.
Liam Neeson is a great actor and I'm a fan. I just don't see him as Hannibal. I'd love to see him return as Rhas a-Guhl in the Batman films.
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[FONT=Courier New]Over the weekend, my wife and I viewed the following:[/FONT]
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[FONT=Courier New]- In Plain Sight, season 2, disc 3. Good show, looking forward to Season 3 starting next week on USA. [/FONT]
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[FONT=Courier New]- Whatever Works. A Woody Allen movie with Larry David. I wanted to see this in the theater but never saw it come out. I should have take the hint. The trailer had all the funny stuff in it. We watched this on Saturday on Starz ON Demand.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Courier New]- The Proposal. We had no interest in seeing this in the theater, but watched it yesterday (also on Starz ON Demand). For a lazy Sunday, this was a likeable movie, and much more entertaining than Whatever Works.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Courier New]- The Bounty Hunter. The wife and I saw this on Friday night. I laughed more than she did. She didn't like it as much as I did, and I think it was about 15-20 minutes too long. Gerard Butler is good at comedy (The Ugly Truth is surprisingly funny) and Jennifer Aniston is just sad now. They should have called this "He's Out of Her League".[/FONT]
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[FONT=Courier New]- To clear the palate and remind myself why I don't like to gamble too much in one weekend with my viewing entertainment, I fired up Iron Man. I can't wait to see the new one in May.[/FONT]
[FONT=Courier New]"First of all, never bad mouth synergy..."[/FONT]
I finally got around to watching The Hangover yesterday. I thought it was ok but nothing all that special.
"W."- Really interesting film depicting W's move into the White House as well as examining his personal life before he was elected. All of the performances are solid as each person was perfectly cast in their respective roles. Brolin does a great job as Bush Jr. I have to say the film was far more sympathetic than I expected and regardless of how you feel about the guy, I will say I found the film interesting and entertaining. Rating- *** out of ****
"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
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The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) officially kicks off tomorrow at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, and with it comes word of new device announcements from Lenovo and 3M. The Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is a touch pad that separates from the keyboard, but when combined with the keyboard, the system becomes much more powerful. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto described it as a convertible tablet, calling it an evolutionary device with leading edge components and features, including a core i7 processor, NFC technology and 4G LTE support.
See all CES coverage here!
He reviewed the device specs in detail, focusing on the keyboard docking feature, which allows for better cooling and increases the power of the device overall. He complimented the ThinkPad Helix by saying, "Having that core i7 processor in place and . . . the cooling overclock feature is just a phenomenal high-performance device that really stands alone at this point." The tablet will be available in February for $1499.
With both of Lenovo's new devices, the ThinkPad Helix and the IdeaCentre Horizon running on Windows 8, Casaretto addressed Microsoft's potential partner strategy. He speculated that Microsoft will continue playing the high-end of the market by allowing its partners, such as Lenovo, to tell the Windows 8 story with their own innovations, give Windows 8 more visibility, capture the imaginations of both the consumer and the enterprise, and ultimately boost Windows 8 sales. However, Casaretto believes Microsoft is not standing idly by, waiting for its partners to rescue Windows 8. He said, "I think we're going to see more innovation from Microsoft . . . in terms of processor, capabilities, and performance."
3M unveiled its 84″ multi-touch table device at CES, as a follow-up to its 46″ display from last year. It supports up to 40 simultaneous touches, and by the time it's released in 3Q of this year, it should have the capability to support more than 100 concurrent touches. Casaretto indicated that the device is being aimed towards educational environments, such as classrooms and museums, but said that in reality it could be used anywhere a person's imagination could take them, thus making the possibilities unlimited. See the entire segment with Kristin Feledy and John Casaretto on the Morning NewsDesk Show.


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'This Is Princeton' showcases University talent
Posted February 11, 2008; 11:39 a.m.
Members of the University community will showcase their talents in the annual benefit performance, "This Is Princeton," at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
Students, faculty and staff will participate in segments ranging from music to drama to film. The event is designed to highlight the rich arts culture on campus and is open to the public.
Among the performers will be: senior Sarah Vander Ploeg, an accomplished lyric soprano and violist; junior Christian Harris, who will present a short film; the student dance company eXpressions featuring violin music by senior Kieran Ledwidge; the student singing group Old NasSoul; senior Roger Mason, who will present a selection from his senior thesis play; and the Katzenjammers, the nation's oldest coed collegiate a cappella group.
The event is sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Government Projects Board and the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students.
Tickets are $6 for students and $10 for others. They may be purchased online through University Ticketing or by calling (609) 258-1742. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Princeton Arts Council youth and scholarship programs, which provide free subsidized arts programming and education for at-risk local youth.
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Here is the fifth part of the "Restoration Series" on this, our 1959 British Daimler Ferret Scout Car. The military vehicles are the "centre" of our family Military Collection. This is the Mk2/3 variant.
Photo .1: Apologies for the low flying jeans! These things happen! Using an "A" Frame, block'n'tackle and a fair amount of "elbow grease" the Ferrets's turret is hoisted off. One bolt in the turret ring had been missed and once this was eventually found the task went smoothly!
Photo .2: The turret is removed. The ferret is now open to the elements but the projected English Weather forcasts are unusually good! So no worries! The turret and all it's ancilliary gear is being renovated and restored, along with the Browning Machine Gun, in one of the machine shops at home.
Photo .3: The armour plates on the floor had been removed earlier (see previous CW post). This shows clearly what was underneath.
This is the Drivers station he (obviously) sits behind this steering wheel (Note the odd bottom forward attitude of the wheel..... a most unusual driving experience I can assure you!) The drivers seat and other comforts have all been ripped out, and kept for restoration or replacement items sought. A lot of the ancillary and even fitted equipment had "gone walk-about*" and will need sourcing and buying, however; you will note a full rack of loaded sub-machine gun magazines that were left in the Ferret! (They had been obscured by junk and rubbish)
*Been stripped off and stolen whilst stood in the armoured vehicle disposal compound.
Photo .4: As mentioned under Photo .2....the turret was taken off as the weather forcast was fine and no rain...........we get hit by snowstorms!
A halt in the Restoration Project is called, and it is temporarily shut down. (More to come in Part .6: When the weather improves!)
Here are the links for the first four parts of the "series":
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It expects to build 23 more at over $900,000 a piece
The city of Arlington just recently opened an
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with a not-so-impressive price tag of $1 million.
The "super stop" in Arlington, Virginia is unlike any other bus stop. It has a custom designed roof made of glass and steel; a wall of etched glass; heaters in the floor; gorgeous landscaping, and concrete/stainless steel benches.
The bus stop has 10-inch high curbs, 90 feet of concrete and can shelter 15 people at a time while waiting for buses to arrive – all at a cost of $1 million.
The cost comes down to $575,000 for construction/fabrication and $440,000 for construction management and inspections, where federal/state money took care of 80 percent of the total price tag.
When Arlington citizens discovered the cost of the super stop, many were outraged.
"That's ridiculous," said Robin Stewart, a citizen who was waiting at the super stop. "From a citizen, from a voter, whoever put that budget through needs to get their butt canned. It's an outrage."
The super stop opened on March 11, and 23 more are planned for Arlington's streetcars. The county has set aside $20.8 million for all of them, which is about $904,000 a piece.
The idea behind the fancy bus stops is to not only accommodate Arlington's plans for its streetcars and buses (about 16,000 people use the Columbia Pike buses for transportation) but to also draw people to the area. New housing is expected to be built in the area over the next two decades, and the county hopes the bus stops will help it flourish.
"When you do a prototype, you end up heavily front-loading on the costs," said Dennis Leach, Arlington's transportation director. "These are more like high-capacity bus or rail stops."
But citizens are concerned about the budget, saying that Arlington can build nice bus stops without having to spend $1 million.
"Oh my God. How much steel? How much cement? How much glass? One million? Bring them to court," said Husain Hamid, who was waiting at the super stop. "People are hungry. People are sleeping on the street. It doesn't need $1 million."
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That's far more productive than I was yesterday.
That's far more productive than I was yesterday.
Took my cousins out to the beach for surfing, then lunch.
Then we went to Sea Port Village, flew kites, watched this guy balance rocks into like 6 -7 feet columns, and went to my favorite art museum. Jennifer also had her portrait drawn.
Then we ended up in SeaWorld. [Frett and Slicker - I think those stingrays miss you guys.]
Then I went to the Chargers' game versus Dallas.
The next day we went to the San Diego Zoo (see pics below).
One night or another, I took Jennifer to the LaJolla Comedy Store and we drank and laughed a lot.
Some old pics of my mom turned up from when I was really young. Wow was my mother beautiful! She was a pageant princess before she was always on my case about sports and school. I actually realized how much I miss her - momentarily. (I'll get some pics digitized and post 'em in the pics-of-myself thread since I'm in those with my mother).
One of the other shots below is from the Chargers' game, where they honored our military and the Marines brought some of their armor division out for the kids to play in. Our Pro-Teams are so good to our military here. My father would be really proud.
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Here are some more random shots from last weekend.
I have so many pics from everywhere we went and a lot of the things we got to do, but I really love the wildlife ones I took at the Zoo!
I'll share some more of the other pics later. These animals were really amazing.
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The pics are cool, Tycho, but what's the deal with those night-vision green glow on many of 'em? Spying for the Ruskies? Private investigator-in-training?
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I was trying to take pictures of Jennifer going out in the ocean at night before the next morning when were going to the zoo. So I made some adjustments.
My camera has a simple-pic mode that works pretty well - and a more involved mode with settings for all different sorts of lighting and resolutions. As long as I switched back to the simple mode I was getting good shots at the zoo. But sometimes I was in a hurry because the animals were getting into some cool positions or poses.
I think (3 years later since the time of purchase) I really need to read the instruction book that came with my camera. It might help. Ya think?
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Put together (with a lot of help from my brother and father) a huge swingset/playset for my 1st son's 3rd birthday. Seeing him having so much fun on it made it worth every penny it cost and every second it took to put together.
I'd keep the green glow, Tycho; it adds character to your memories. Plus, guys never read manuals; we just mess stuff up with gusto!
Yesterday: did a crossword, finished the had-to-finish grading (three boxes full, uff ) and dropped some off at the school to save some weight on a later time, finished a book I started a couple weeks back (on the Dust Bowl days), bought a pack of C batteries to replace the dead one in the grandfather clock stuck at 5 to 7:00, watched crummy TV, had breakfast for dinner, went too bed too late (since I wasn't going to sleep in this morning). Not a bad day.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
Yesterday was both an important and a happy/sad Saturday for me all rolled into one.
- It was the 17th Anniversary of the Power Rangers series/television debut
- It was the second day of Power Morphicon 2010 (the 2nd official fan convention for Power Rangers and the American Toku genre). Basically our Power Ranger equivalent to Star Wars Celebration.
- It was Jeditricks and Jedi Master Sal's birthday.
- The final 2 episodes of the "Mighty Morphin Reversion" season of Power Rangers aired. So the wait begins until the new season starts.
- Those final two episodes also marked the final airing of Power Rangers on ABC (and by extension on standard broadcast "over the air" television). This leaves me with a minor problem to solve before 2011 as I don't have cable/Nickelodeon.
- My problem was made worse in that my local ABC affiliate (for who knows what reason) decided to go off the air (have no signal) just long enough so that I would miss said two reversion episodes. Which leaves me with another thing to solve. Finding said episodes and solving the matter of watching/saving them. I'd wait for DVDs, but I don't see that happening anytime soon, if ever, for this reversion. Having a hard time now just getting them to release season sets. What chance does a season of "alternate cut" episodes have. It be like trying to get a complete DVD episode set of "Transformers Generation 2" or getting Lucas to release every rendition of the original Star Wars Trilogy on DVD/Bluray.
- It was also the final airing of the "Turtles Forever" TV movie on The CW (and by extension the end of the TMNT (2003 TV Series) airing on standard broadcast "over the air" television). Not a huge deal as the show has been over since 2009 and I've seen all the series episodes & the TV movie. Just sad to see them go.
Rogue Squadron-19 Golds, Battle For Naboo-18 Platinums, Rogue Leader-15 Golds/15 Aces, Rebel Strike-19 Single Golds/19 Single Aces
James Boba Fettfield & Lord Malakite's Video Game Collection
Went to my mom's and got more stuff out of the basement as she is in the process of preparing for moving and possibly selling the place. I ended up being there a lot longer than originally planned. My oldest brother and I were going to move this old bookcase out of the basement, along with my old stereo system and cabinet. However, the truck he had probably wouldn't have been suited for hauling it. Also, mom insisted that she wanted to clean it up before bringing it into my place. So, we ended up going through a bunch of other stuff and loading it into the truck for my brother to haul off. I did end up taking the stereo system except for the cabinet, and I got a bunch of old magazines that I'll probably toss in the recycling.


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Lodi girls basketball team makes first trip to state
Team will leave early Friday morning for state tournament
LODI, Wis. - The Lodi girls basketball team will take on Kewaunee at 9:05 a.m. Friday in the Division 3 state semifinal.
It's the first trip to state for the Lodi girls basketball team, and not only are they keeping up with the boys team but they are also led by a father-daughter coaching team hoping to take home state gold.
"This community is just overwhelmed with basketball and it's great," said Lodi senior Autumn Paulson.
"It's been a whirlwind. It doesn't feel real yet. We call it good chaos," said head coach Kristi Paskey.
Paskey played at state in 1995 for Markesan High School.
"It's a once in a life time experience and you can't ever count on getting back there again, so enjoy every moment you are there," Paskey said.
Paskey's dad, Dan Sigurslid, was her head coach back then, and now he's come out of retirement to be her assistant.
"It's awesome. I get to spend every day with my dad and we get to share a passion we both have for the game. All his knowledge he has, it's really helped us grow as coaches and as a program," Paskey said.
"We are experiencing something good, especially with a father-daughter (team) and a chance to get to state like we did when I was coaching. It's just an extra mind on the bench trying to get things working the way we want," Sigurslid said.19308906
"It's awesome they were together the other night when we were winning the sectional final. She started balling and they were hugging each other and it made me want to cry. It's just so special," said senior Sierra Jiran.
The dedicated Lodi fans followed the boys to Madison last week, where the Lodi boys took second place at state, and the fans do the same this week for the girls in Green Bay, even though it's an early wakeup call.
"The pep band, who we are very happy they come to our games, they have to get up at 4 a.m. to come and head out. It's so awesome they are doing it for us and we couldn't thank them enough," Paulson said.
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BodyHype dancers rehearse "Lose Control," a performance choreographed by sophomore Ryan Kim and freshman Amira Karriem.
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BodyHype show embraces variety of dance forms, Jan. 12-14
Posted January 12, 2006; 12:39 p.m.
The BodyHype Dance Company will present its fall semester show Thursday through Saturday, Jan. 12-14, in the Murray-Dodge Theater. The dance troupe will perform at 8 p.m. on Jan. 12, at 10 p.m. on Jan. 13 and at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Jan. 14.
Founded in 1991, BodyHype embraces all forms of dance, including ballet, hip-hop and modern. The fall show will showcase choreography from current students and BodyHype alumni set to a wide variety of music, including songs by Missy Elliot, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, P. Diddy and Green Day.
The show also will feature guest performances by other student groups, including Sympoh and the Footnotes.
Tickets are $10 for the general public, $6 for students and free for Passport to the Arts ticket holders. They are available online through University Ticketing and at the Frist Campus Center ticket office, (609) 258-1742.


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Follow @GhellaiMahmoud On May 22nd, 2010 a smiling Massimo Moratti had one arm draped over his head coach Jose Mourinho, the man who just delivered the title Moratti craved; the UEFA Champion's League. It ended a 45 year wait, one that Moratti's father delivered back in 1965. In the postgame conference, Mourinho announced he would resign to work with Real Madrid and he has enjoyed more succ...


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Praise the Lord, the Messiah is coming to save my town! BHO himself will be bringing loaves and fishes to save our poor town form despair. After the New Yorker reported that a suburb of Ft. Myers, Lehigh Acres, is the next national slum and the New York Times reported that our area hotels and retail stores were vacant (during the summer mind you) BHO has decided to make us an example of how bad off the country is. The big reason for these reports? A huge number of homes in foreclosure in that area with a great number sitting empty. While that may sound bleak it does not truly portray the actual facts that surround the situation. Lehigh Acres (as well as Cape Coral) is the famed Florida Swamp Land, or sorts. It is in the middle of nowhere and the only people who live there, or should I say lived there, are people who have migrated to sunny Florida to get in on the BOOM! It has always been a sham of a town and has long preyed on out of towners to buy into the Florida dream. During the recent real estate boom a ton of speculators built houses in the area just waiting to make the big bucks form selling them to the unsuspecting folks coming down to get into the very boom that created the whole mess in the first place. The fact is that while there are hundreds or even a few thousand homes sitting vacant and in foreclosure, over 60% of them were NEVER occupied in the first place. These are spec homes that were built with the intention of the investor getting rich fast. The number for vacant homes in that area does not equate to the numbers of families that have lost their homes. One other fact in the number of vacant homes is that Bank of America was financing foreigners without proof of being legal. A HUGE number of illegal and a smaller number of legal aliens were in this area cashing in on the building boom. Many simply left the area to return home. I dont mean to sound racist, but a year ago most places sounded like you were in Mexico and now you can hardly find a person speaking Spanish here.
The New Yorker also reported swelling soup lines at our soup kitchens. I have yet another news flash for you during the winter our homeless population always swells. It is much easier to live in the woods when it is 70 degrees than living in the ice and snow. I use to work for an agency that worked with the homeless and every year about May Greyhound tickets were given to most of them to get them out of our system and back up north (sad but true).
This may be a rambling post, but the point I am trying to make is that BHO is going to put on a big show at my communities expense. We rely on tourist dollars and this is not going to do anything to help us and certainly will not make more people want to come spend their vacation dollars in Americas next slum. Our area is not that bad off, just this one community and even then it is greedy investors who rode the boom too long. I am not saying we dont have the same problems that the rest of the nation has, just that we are far from being that bad or as bad as the New York media seems to make us out to be,
Thanks BHO for doing your part to help us out of our bleak situation, you really give me hope for change (too bad it wont be for at least 4 years).


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Although the exact magnitude of the problem in Africa is not well understood, diabetes is a serious threat to public health throughout the continent. In 2003, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) predicted that by 2010, diabetes prevalence in Africa would increase by around 95%. Ignoring diabetes could lead to the breakdown of the fragile health systems in Africa, which are already overwhelmed by communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV/AIDS. Kaushik Ramaiya describes the status of diabetes care in Africa and reports on joint IDF-World Health Organization (WHO) initiatives to improve diabetes prevention and care in the region.
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Topics: "New Duluth Airport Terminal" & "St. Louis County Board" & "Minnesota Legislative Session"
Description: Duluth's new airport passenger terminal is set to open Monday, we've got a sneak preview of the facility. The St. Louis County board has selected a new chair and set legislative priorities for the New Year. And we talk with a freshman lawmaker about the first week of the new legislative session at the state capitol in St. Paul.
Guests: Tom Werner, Executive Director, Duluth Airport Authority; Chris Dahlberg, St. Louis County Board Chair; Frank Jewell, St. Louis County Board; Rep. Erik Simonson, DFL-Duluth


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In 1878 Monet moved from the modern city to Vétheuil, a country town accessible only by horse-drawn transport, and then to the tiny village of Giverny, even further from Paris. Although he returned to traditional landscape subjects — the rich agricultural land of the Ile de France — his mode of painting continued to be shaped by modern dynamism in his rapid use of brushstrokes and his determination to capture momentary effects of light.
Monet made several trips to the Norman and Breton coasts in north western France, where he painted cliffs and rocks weathered by the unceasing movement of the sea. He used long strokes of colour to suggest geological forces and the movement of water.
These paintings indicate that Monet developed such techniques from the close study of his own Japanese prints, whose artists used abstract curves and spirals to represent the energies within weathered rocks and surging seas.
In much the same way that some Japanese paintings depict scholars meditating on nature in pavilions perched on cliffs above the sea, Monet would isolate himself in nature — he once anchored his easel to a cliff to paint a storm. He also made frequent visits to Paris, where he would have seen Japanese scroll and screen paintings in art dealers' galleries and his friends' collections. His increasingly dynamic brushwork indicates close study of Japanese ink painting.
Japanese art expresses the traditional belief in the interconnectedness and harmony of the natural world through the course of the seasons. Elements of nature such as snow, the moon and flowers were used to symbolise such beliefs.In prints and paintings, Japanese artists frequently represented the movement of waves against a tranquil sky, combining the two opposing elements to evoke the dynamism of nature. Human presence, an integral part of the natural world, was often depicted in ukiyo-e prints acting in concert with nature. Monet's own connection with the natural world around him was vividly expressed in his paintings in ways influenced by his appreciation of Japanese art.


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Thelonious Monk biographer Kelley to speak
Posted March 5, 2009; 10:24 a.m.
Historian Robin D.G. Kelley will discuss his forthcoming biography of jazz legend Thelonious Monk at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, in 101 McCormick Hall.
Kelley's lecture, titled "Monk and Nellie: A Love Story," will cover his research into the life of Monk, the influential pianist and composer, and his wife Nellie, who was his personal manager and musical consultant. The book, titled "Thelonious Monk: The Life and Times of an American Original," is due out in the fall.
Kelley, whose work focuses on African American culture, is a professor of American studies and ethnicity and history at the University of Southern California. His other books include "Hammer and Hoe: Alabama Communists During the Great Depression," "Race Rebels: Culture Politics and the Black Working Class" and "Yo' Mama's DisFunktional!: Fighting the Culture Wars in Urban America."
Kelley is a short-term visiting fellow at Princeton this spring with the Council of the Humanities, which is sponsoring the lecture with the Center for African American Studies.


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Alumnus creates fund for American Jewish studies at Princeton
Posted July 17, 2006; 05:06 p.m.
Sidney Lapidus, a member of Princeton's class of 1959, and his wife, Ruth, have established a fund at the University to expand and enhance studies pertaining to the history of Jewish life in America.
The new Lapidus Family Fund for American Jewish Studies, administered jointly by Princeton's programs in Judaic studies and American studies, will be used to develop new courses and invite speakers to campus, among other curricular enhancements.
"We are grateful for this very thoughtful gift from the Lapidus family, whose generosity has already played an important role in enhancing the University's scholarship in this area," said President Shirley M. Tilghman. "The American Jewish community has shaped the life of our country in countless ways, and I am delighted that Princeton will now have an opportunity to explore this remarkable legacy in even greater depth."
The fund will be used to craft interdisciplinary examinations of an array of topics, such as religious and secular trends in American Judaism, relations among the African-American and Jewish communities and other ethnicities, and American Yiddish culture.
Lapidus, a managing director and senior adviser of the Manhattan-based private equity firm Warburg Pincus, said the gift pairs two of his lifelong interests, American studies and Judaic studies. "I want Princeton students, Jewish and non-Jewish, to have the opportunity to learn about the enormous historical and cultural heritage, and impact, of Jews in America," he said.
A history major as an undergraduate -- as were his children, Gail Lapidus Dobosh '84, Janet Lapidus Nova '88 and Roy Lapidus '93 -- Lapidus is president of the American Jewish Historical Society, a member of the advisory council of Princeton's Department of History, and he sits with the Judaic Studies advisory council. He is also a book collector, with a particular interest in books and pamphlets relating to the American Revolution, the slave trade and Judaica. His gifts to Princeton have included rare books pertaining to American Jews in the 18th and 19th centuries and endowment of the Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professorship in the American Revolutionary Era.
"By bringing together in a formal way the work of the programs in Judaic studies and American studies, the Lapidus Family Fund enlarges Princeton's commitment to innovation in the humanities, and reinforces crucial areas of study hitherto addressed separately," said Sean Wilentz, the George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History and director of the Program in American Studies.


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Stephin Merritt, the inscrutable and reluctant frontman of Magnetic Fields, is short, gay, and owns a chihuahua. Otherwise, details are scarce.
Rightly placed among the greatest songwriters of his generation, he has never given a satisfactory interview. So filmmakers Kerthy Fix and Gail O'Hara are left, between monosyllabic grunts by their subject, to piece together a portrait from impressionistic glimpses and the testimony of famous fans. Slim stuff for biography, but make no mistake: this is the most penetrating portrait of Merritt to date.
For that, thank Claudia Gonson, Merritt's long-time collaborator, manager, and enabler, who is the film's emotional center. When Merritt moves to California to write for Hollywood, leaving her behind in NYC and the band's future in limbo, you get a sense of how irreplaceable he's been in her life — and also a taste of just how callous a presence he can be in the lives of his few friends.
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