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Biology of the Algae (Biology 514) covers topics on seaweed and marine plant taxonomy, reproduction, evolution, thallus structure, ecology and biogeography. It has a strong laboratory component where students work with both live and prepared specimens to learn about seaweed thallus structure and taxonomy. It also has a strong field component where students are required to attend field trips to local beaches to learn about seaweed biogeography first hand. I lead one overnight trip to central California where students are exposed to larger issues concerning seaweed biogeography.
Univariate Statistical Methodology (Biology 597A) is a graduate-level biostatistics course that takes an in-depth look at statistical methodology, theory and application. Students in this course are taught probability theory as it relates to statistical hypothesis testing, data graphing, and a host of the most commonly used statistical procedures. This course relies heavily on a hands-on approach using computers. This class is designed to equip our students with the theoretical background and the applied knowledge to design and analyze most data sets in biology.
Life in the Sea (Biology 324) is an important course in our department that is aimed at non-Bio9logy majors and is perhaps the only avenue that these students have to gain experience with marine ecosystems. It is primarily a lecture course that covers nomenclature, taxonomy, theory and current research in marine ecosystems.
Ecology and the Environment (Biology 354) is an important course for our Biology majors that informs students about aspects of community and population ecology. We cover topics ranging from the nature of communities, nutrient cycling, primary and secondary production, global climate change, and human impacts on the environment.
Seminar in Aquatic Ecology (Biology 600) is a graduate seminar that changes topics each tim it is taught. Recent topics attempted to define what environmental catastrophes are from ecological, social, economic, and political biases. Future topics will introduce graduate students to theory and progress in ecological thinking and require students to familiarize themselves with historical ground-breaking papers in ecology.
Refereed Publications (*denotes publication with graduate student, **denotes publication with undergraduate student, TBD = to be determined)
*Kim, JH, E.J. Kang, K. Kim, H.J. Jeong, L. Kitack, M.S. Edwards, M.G. Park, BG. Lee, and K.Y. Kim (2015). Evaluation of carbon flux in vegetative bay based on ecosystem production and CO2 exchange driven by coastal autotrophs. Algae 30: 121-137.
*Konar, B.K., M.S. Edwards and T. Efird (2015). Local habitat and regional oceanographic influence on fish distribution patterns in the diminishing kelp forests across the Aleutian Archipelago. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 98: 1935-1951.
Forrest, M.J., M.S. Edwards, R. Rivera and J.R. Jaeger (in press). High prevalence and seasonal persistence of amphibian chytrid fungus infections in the desert-dwelling Amargosa toad, Anaxyrus nelson. Herpetological Conservation and Biology (TBD).
*Brown, M.B., M.S. Edwards and K.Y. Kim (2014). Effects of climate change on the physiology of giant kelp, Macrocystis pyrifera, and grazing by purple urchin, Strongylocentrotus purpuratus. Algae 29: 203-215.
Konar, B.K., M.S. Edwards and J.A. Estes (2014). Biological interactions maintain the boundaries between kelp forests and urchin barrens in the Aleutian Archipelago. Hydrobiologia 724: 91-107.
**VanMeter, K. and M.S. Edwards (2013). The effects of grazing on kelp zoospore dispersal potential. Journal of Phycology 49: 896-901.
*Torres-Moye, G., M.S. Edwards and GC Montaño –Moctezuma (2013). Benthic community studies in kelp forest habitats from the Southern California Bight. Ciencias Marinas 39: 239-252.
*Jones, C.L., T.W. Anderson and M.S. Edwards (2013). Evaluating eelgrass site quality by the settlement, performance, and survival of a marine fish. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 445: 61-68.
*Forrest, M.J., J.T. Kulongoski, M.S. Edwards, C.D. Farra and K. Belitz, (2013) Investigation of potential contamination of public water supply wells by hydrothermal waters in Napa and Sonoma Valleys, California. Applied Geochemistry 33: 25-40.
*Carney, L.T., A.J. Bohonak, M.S. Edwards and F. Alberto (2013). Genetic and experimental evidence for a mixed age, mixed origin bank of kelp microscopic stages in southern California. Ecology 94: 1955-1965.
Wilmers, C.C., J.A. Estes, M.S. Edwards, K.L. Laidre and B. Konar (2012). Do trophic cascades affect the storage and flux of atmospheric carbon? An analysis of sea otters and kelp forests. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 10: 409-415.
Edwards, M.S. and B.K. Konar (2012). A comparison of dragon kelp, Eualaria fistulosa, (Phaeophyceae) fecundity in urchin barrens and nearby kelp beds throughout the Aleutian Archipelago. Journal of Phycology 48: 897-901.
*Borras-Chavez, R., M.S. Edwards and J. Vasquez (2012). Testing sustainable management in Northern Chile: harvesting Macrocystis pyrifera (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales). A case study. Journal of Applied Phycology 24: 1655-1665.
*Dodge, C.A. and M. S. Edwards (2012). Seasonal variation in the effects of food availability on gametogenesis in the purple urchin (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus). Marine Biology 159: 427-433.
*Evans, L. and M.S. Edwards (2011). Bioaccumulation of Copper and Zinc by the giant kelp, Macrocystis pyrifera. Algae 26: 265-275.
*Cie, D and M. Edwards (2011). Vertical distribution of kelp zoospores. Phycologia 50:340-350.
*Fejtek, S.M., M.S. Edwards, K.Y. Kim (2011). Elk kelp, Pelagophycus porra, distribution limited due to susceptibility of microscopic stages to high light. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 396: 194-201.
*Carney, L.T. and M.S. Edwards (2010). Role of nutrient fluctuations and delayed development in gametophyte reproduction by Macrocystis pyrifera (Phaeophyceae) in southern California. Journal of Phycology 46:987-996.
Konar, B., K. Iken, J.J. Cruz-Motta, L. Beneditti-Cicchi, A. Knowlton, G. Pohle, P. Milosavich, M.S. Edwards, T. Trott, E. Kimani, R. Riosmena-Rodriguez, M. Wong, S. Jenkins. A. Silva, I.S. Pinto and Y. Shirayama (2010). Current patterns of macroalgal diversity and biomass in Northern Hemisphere rocky shores. PLOS One 5: e13195.
Edwards, M.S. and K.Y. Kim (2010). Diurnal variation in photosynthetic performance in giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales) at different depths as estimated using PAM fluorometry. Aquatic Botany 92: 119-128.
Konar, B.K., K. Iken and M.S. Edwards (2009) Depth-stratified community zonation patterns on Gulf of Alaska rocky shores. Marine Ecology 30: 63-73.
Edwards, M.S. and M. Tinker (2009). Monitoring benthic algal communities: a comparison of targeted and coefficient sampling methods. Algae 24:1-10.
*Cie, D.K. and M.S. Edwards (2008). The effects of high irradiance on the settlement competency and viability of kelp zoospores. Journal of Phycology 44:495-500.
*Chenolet, H. K. Iken, B. Konar and M. Edwards (2007). Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Echinoderms in Rocky Nearshore Areas of Alaska. The NaGISA World Congress 11:11-28.
*Matson, P.G. and M.S. Edwards (2007). Effects of ocean temperature on the southern range limits of two understory kelps, Pterygophora californica and Eisenia arborea, at multiple life-stages. Marine Biology 151: 1941-1949.
Foster, M.S., M.S Edwards, D.C Reed, D.R. Schiel and R.C. Zimmerman (2006). Top-down vs. bottom-up effects in kelp forests. Science 313: 1737-1738.
Edwards, M.S. and J.A. Estes (2006). Catastrophe, recovery, and range limitation in NE Pacific kelp forests: a large-scale perspective. Marine Ecology Progress Series 320:79-87.
*Carney, L.C. and M.S. Edwards (2006). Cryptic processes in the sea: a review of delayed development in the microscopic stages of marine macroalgae. Algae 21:161-168.
*Matson, P.G. and M.S. Edwards (2006). Stipe hollowing in Eisenia arborea: variation across a latitudinal gradient. Phycologia 45:343-348.
Edwards, M.S. and G. Hernández-Carmona (2005). Delayed recovery of giant kelp near its southern range limit in the North Pacific following El Niño. Marine Biology 147:273-279.
Edwards, M.S. (2004). Estimating scale dependency in disturbance impacts: El Niños and giant kelp forests in the Northeast Pacific. Oecologia 138: 436-447.
Clark, R.P., M.S. Edwards and M.S. Foster. (2004). Effects of shade from multiple kelp canopies on an understory algal assemblage. Marine Ecology Progress Series 267: 107-119.
Graham, M.H. and M.S. Edwards (2001). Statistical significance versus factor fit: estimating the importance of individual factor in ecological analysis of variance. Oikos 93: 505-513.
Edwards, M.S. (2001). Scale-dependent patterns of community regulation in giant kelp forests. Ph.D. dissertation, University of California Santa Cruz.
Edwards, M. S. (2000). The role of microscopic life-history stages in the persistence of marine macroalgae in seasonally variable environments. Ecology 81(9): 2404-2415.
Edwards, M.S. (1999). Using in situ substrate sterilization and fluorescence microscopy in studies of microscopic stages of marine macroalgae. Proceedings form the 16th Annual International Seaweeds Symposium. Hydrobiologia 398/399: 253-259.
Edwards, M.S. (1998). Effects of long-term kelp canopy exclusion on the abundance of the annual alga Desmarestia ligulata. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 228:309-326.
Edwards, M.S. (1996). Factors affecting the recruitment of the annual alga Desmarestia ligulata along the central California coast. Masters thesis, San Francisco State University.
Book Chapters
Edwards, M.S. and S.D. Connell (2012). "Competition" In: Seaweed Ecophysiology and Ecology. Pgs 135-156. Edited by C. Wiencke and K. Bischof. Published by Springer.
Edwards, M. S. (in press) "Kelp forests" In: Ocean and Coastal Management Special Edition – Blue Carbon. Edited by Terri Young. Published by UNEP-WCMC
Edwards, M.S "Kelp forests". Book chapter in the Encyclopedia of Oceanography and Marine Science. Published by the Moschovitis Group.


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[32] Consider it more important to leave to your children a good name than great riches; for riches endure for a day, a good name for all time; a good name may bring wealth,1 but wealth cannot buy a good name; wealth comes even to men of no account, but a good name can only be acquired by men of superior merit.2 Be sumptuous in your dress and personal adornment, but simple and severe, as befits a king, in your other habits, that those who see you may judge from your appearance that you are worthy of your office, and that those who are intimate with you may form the same opinion from your strength of soul.
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So this is my first build with Alistar. I recently bought him (1350 IP) and have found him really fun to play. He has a great aoe cc and his headbutt allows your team to focus on one champion at a time. I focus completely on armor and magic resist. I find many games that I solo queue in nobody wants to be the tank. I guess tanks must be in high demand. I've seen many teams fall apart because they are missing a tank. Who's gonna protect your carry? BAM Alistar out of nowhere sending everyone flying.
With this build you will be able to take abuse from the other team while you run around headbutting them. Generally I play pretty aggressive but at the same time Alistar is a great support. The only problem I've found so far is the cooldown and lack of mana for Alistar's abilities. I'll have to experiment some more to find a way to fix that :D
I think in the first game, the other team surrendered at 20mins.
The other games I got a pretty high assists to deaths ratios which is nice. Only 3 deaths, don't feed their champs. Takes away one of the unpleasant parts of the game (being dead).
Just your run of the mill armor and magic resist runes.
Used this guide to determine runes here
Runes seem to be a personal preference thing so whatever suits your needs/you can afford XD
I'll experiment with other runes when I have more money (IP). Chances are I'll be looking at mana or mana regen runes.
I found that there is no reason to have any offense runes. Without putting any points into AD or AP Alistar will not be dealing any damage.
Aegis of the Legion is a great first item to get by level 5 or 6. Provides both armor and magic resist at early levels. If you are laning with a dps on your team, you might be able to get a few early kills using pulverize.
Mercury's Treads is pretty straight forward. Allows you to run around without having to worry too much about cc from the other team. Could save your life a few times too.
For the next item, you can swap the order of Banshee's Veil and Guardian Angel. If the other team is mostly AP get Banshee's Veil first and Guardian Angel if they are AD. Guardian Angel is nice because it provides armor, magic resist, and a free revive every 5 minutes.
Frozen Heart will just provide more armor and its passive give you cdr which is always nice :D
Remember that Heart of Gold? Yeah we'll use it to make our last item, Randuin's Omen for even more armor (yay!) It also gives you an active to chase down enemies.
Summoner Spells
For summoner spells I usually mix around the first spell. Flash is a given. Will save your life many times and will also allow you to flash pulverize to catch them by surprise or track an enemy down. Heal is a nice way to round out your supporting ability. Ignite is good to get some kills while chasing. You can even use clarity if you choose to. I find that summoner spells are personal preference just like runes.
Team Work
I try to imagine Alistar to be like the Batmobile. You'll come bursting in through walls and causing mayhem and destruction. Oh yeah, you're also indestructible. Even if they see you coming, it's too late. You're job will be to initiate team fights. With Banshee's Veil you'll be able to do a lot of damage before the other team can even begin to hinder you. Hopefully you;'ll have teammates who know how to play and they will be able to pick off enemies you headbutt towards them.
Hopefully after the first Pulverize/Headbutt combo, you're teammates will be able to quickly kill that champion. At this point, the other team should be trying to navigate around you to help their teammate which is where you can get a few hits in. Try to stay close to them, you're passive will also be dealing damage to them :D
By the time the other team makes it to yours and dealing some damage you can heal your team using Triumphant Roar/Heal. Now you just wait for your Pulverize to be ready so you can dish out some cc.
Team fights are pretty simple for you, run in, cause havoc and come out unscathed.
Oh yeah, if you're chasing you will be able to tower dive enemies due to all your armor and ult.
Don't forget to use your ult when necessary! At 80 seconds for cooldown, make sure you only use it when you're expecting alot of damage (tower diving, initiating against the entire team)
Skill Sequence
Pretty simple here. Start off with Pulverize and while they're in the air position yourself to Headbutt them in the desired direction. This will be your trumph card available every 15 seconds or so. Melee champs will be afraid to engage you. Use Triumphant Roar when you need to heal (try to have as many teammates around as possible to heal them as well). Use your ult when you are expecting alot of burst damage within 6-8 seconds.
For farming, you can use Triumphant Roar to heal your creeps and then walk around enemy creeps for your passive to do damage, you'll be able to farm pretty effectively.
I'll post some screens of my recent games with Alistar later. I find myself with about 7-10 kills, no deaths, and alot of assists in normal games. I get around 30-40 assists per game if I have good dps on my team.
Please try this out and let me know how it went. I want to improve this guide and would appreciate your feedback.


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1948, New York City, NY
1973-1976, University of California, Los Angeles, M.F.A. conferred June 1976
1971-1973, California Institute of the Arts, B.F.A. conferred June 1973
1966-1971, California State University, Fresno
Selected One Person Exhibitions
- 2017 - Nancy Youdelman, Fashioning a Feminist Vision: 1972 – 2017, Retrospective, curated by Michele Ellis Pracy, Fresno Art Museum, Fresno, California
- 2014-2015 - Nancy Youdelman: Embellished, , Tai Modern, Santa Fe, New Mexico
- 2014 - From There to Here: Nancy Youdelman, Four Decades as a Feminist Artist, Borland Gallery, Penn State University, Pennsylvania
- 2013 - Dogs Are Forever, Eight Modern, Santa Fe, New Mexico
- 2012 - The Dearest Allen Series, Letters to Allen and Who Was Betty Potter?, Gallery 25, Fresno California
- 2011 - Outside the Realm, Eight Modern, Santa Fe, New Mexico
- 2008 - Threads of Memory, Eight Modern, Santa Fe, New Mexico
- 2006 - Recent Work, Gallery 25, Fresno, California
- 2006 - Clothing, Metaphor & Memory, Mohr Art Gallery at Finn Center, Community School of Music & Art, Mountain View, California
- 2004 - Recent Work, Chris Sorenson Studio, Fresno, California
- 2003 - Leaves 2003, installation, Conley Art Gallery, Fresno, California
- 2002 - Recent Work, University of California Center, Fresno, California
- 2000 - Disembodied Garments, Curated by Jaquelin Pilar, Fresno Art Museum, California
- 1998 - Clothing Transformations, Fresno Pacific University, California
- 1995 - Nancy Youdelman, Assemblage, Fresno Air Terminal, California
- 1994 - 22 Years in the Studio, Artist-in-Residence, Fresno Art Museum, California
- 1990 - Ovsey Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1987 - Ovsey Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1983 - Molly Barnes Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1981 - Queen of Glass, Downtown Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1981 - Sleeping Beauty, Loyola Marymount University, Westchester, California
- 1980 - Shattered Glass, Dunaway O'Neil Gallery, Santa Monica, California
- 1975 - Self Portraits, Vanguard Gallery, Fullerton, California
- 1974 - Tableaux-Remnants, Grandview Gallery, Los Angeles, California
Selected Group Exhibitions
- 2016 - 2017 - F*uck U! In the Most Loving Way, Northern California Women's Caucus for Art, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, California
- 2015 - Casting Shadows / Work in Dimension and Relief , Julie Heller Gallery, Provincetown, Massachusetts
- 2015 - Cut of the Same Cloth, Nancy Youdelman & Arshag Amirkhanian, commemorating 100 years since the Armenian Genocide 1915-2015, Jewel FM Art Gallery, Fresno, California
- 2015 - XX Redux, , Guggenheim Gallery, Chapman University, Orange, California
- 2014 - A 'Womanhouse' or a Roaming House? 'A Room of One's Own' Today, A.I.R. Gallery, Curated by Mira Schor, Brooklyn, New York
- 2014 - Metamorphosis: Clothing and Identity, San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, curated by Deborah Corsini, California
- 2014 - Good Dog! Art of Man's Best Friend, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, curated by John Harper, catalogue, Redding, California
- 2014 - Equilibrium, Women's Caucus for Art National Exhibition, catalogue, Chicago, Illinois
- 2013 - Generations, Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University, catalogue, Tallahassee
- 2013 - Bound, Phoenix Gallery, Women's Caucus for Art National Exhibition, catalogue, New York, New York
- 2012 - Honoring Women's Rights: Echoing Visual Voices Together, Women's Caucus for Art National Exhibition, catalogue, National Steinbeck Center, Salinas, California
- 2012 - Momentum, 825 Gallery, Women's Caucus for Art National Exhibition, catalogue, Los Angeles, California
- 2011 - Coming Out of the Closet: Clothing Art as an Emergent Form,
- Mary Brogan Museum of Art & Science, catalogue, Tallahassee, Florida
- 2011 - Hidden Cities, New Century Artists Gallery, Women's Caucus for Art National Exhibition, catalogue, New York, New York
- 2011 - unCommon Threads, El Camino College Art Gallery, Torrance California
- 2010 - Centennial Alumni Exhibition, Conley Art Gallery, California State University, Fresno
- 2010 - From the Center: Now!, Woman Made Gallery, juried by Lucy R. Lippard, exhibition catalogue, Chicago, Illinois
- 2009 - A Studio of Their Own: The Legacy of the Fresno Feminist Experiment, Conley Art Gallery, California State University, Fresno, Curated by Dr. Laura Meyer, exhibition catalogue
- 2008 - Small Treasures, Fresno Art Museum, California
- 2008 - 30th Anniversary Exhibit, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco, California
- 2008 - Assemblage, Gallery 25, Fresno, California
- 2007 - Other People's Memories-Found Photos: A Dialog with the Anonymous, Mendocino College Art Gallery, Ukiah, California
- 2007 - Women's Work, Donna Seager Gallery, San Rafael, California
- 2007 - Modern Dimensions, Eight Modern, Sante Fe, New Mexico
- 2007 - Clothing as Metaphor, Edna Carlsten Gallery, University of Wisconsin
- 2007 - Exquisite Acts & Everyday Rebellions, California Institute of the Arts, Valencia
- 2006 - Where Truth Lies, Anne Reed Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho
- 2005 - Nancy Youdelman, Mark Paron, Walter Robinson and Cara Alhadeff, Chanel Boutique, Maiden Lane, San Francisco California, Sponsored by SFMOMA, Chanel and Vanity Fair
- 2005 - Assemblage, Merced Art Center, Merced, California
- 2004 - Uncommon Threads, University of California Center, Fresno, California
- 2004 - Nancy Youdelman, Carolyn de Anda, Chris Sorenson Studio, Fresno, California
- 2002 - Remembering, Artists Look at 9/11/01, Merced Arts Center, Merced, California
- 2002 - Next Wave 2, Fresno Art Museum, California
- 2002 - Four Generations of Armenian Artists, Fresno Art Museum, California
- 2002 - Buttons and Beads, Oholone College, Fremont, California
- 2001 - Five From Fresno, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco, California
- 2001 - Then and Now—Women of the Feminist Art Program, 1970-71, Fresno Art Museum, California
- 2000 - Lost Wax/Foundry Friends, Invitational Bronze Exhibit, California State University, Fresno
- 2000 - Faculty Exhibition, California State University, Fresno
- 1999 - Nancy Youdelman/Nancie Holliday, Fig Tree Gallery, Fresno, California
- 1999 - Faculty Exhibition, Art Space Gallery, Fresno City College, California
- 1998 - New Members, Fig Tree Gallery, Fresno, California
- 1997 - Fresno Art Museum, with Robert Cremean & Olga de Amaral, California
- 1996 - Feminist Directions 1970/1996, curated by Amelia Jones and Laura Meyer, Sweeney Art Gallery, University of California, Riverside
- 1994 - The Celebration of Women's Art, California State University, Fresno
- 1994 - USA Within Limits, Oficina Das Artes Do Livro, San Paulo, Brazil
- 1992 - 500 Years Since Columbus, Triton Art Museum, Santa Clara, California
- 1989 - 40 Years of California Assemblage, Traveling exhibition, Wight Art Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles
- 1988 - Presentation—Conception/Perception, Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, Fullerton Museum Center, Fullerton, California
- 1987 - Ovsey Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1986 - Southern California Assemblage: Past and Present, College of Creative Studies Gallery, University of California, Santa Barbara
- 1986 - Southern California Assemblage: Past and Present, Cabrillo College Gallery, Art Museum of Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, California
- 1986 - California Institute of the Arts, Alumni Exhibition, Valencia, California
- 1985 - 58F Plaza-A Time Remembered, California State University, Fullerton
- 1984 - Hold Everything, Palos Verdes Art Center, California
- 1984 - Metro Rail Consultants, Los Angeles, California
- 1983 - At Home, Long Beach Museum of Art, California
- 1982 - Art and Survival, curated by Sandy Ballatore, Traction Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1981 - LAVA 81, curated by Melinda Wortz, Japanese American Cultural and Community Center, Los Angeles, California
- 1978 - The Object Observed, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, California
- 1978 - The Subject is Object, Jan Baum Gallery, Los Angeles, California
- 1978 - Garment Works, Santa Ana College Art Gallery, California
- 1977 - William DeLappa, Nancy Youdelman and Los Four, Fine Arts Gallery, Mount San Antonio College, Walnut, California
- 1977 - 100+ - Current Directions in Southern California Art, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, Century City, California
- 1977 - Attitudes Toward Space: Environmental Art, Mount Saint Mary's College, Los Angeles, California
- 1975 - Impetus: The Creative Process, curated by Josine Ianco Starrels, Barnsdall Park,Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, California
- 1975 - Gallery as Studio, Lang Art Center, Scripps College, Claremont, California
- 1975 - Assemblage and Collage in Southern California, Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art Century City, California
- 1975 - Women in the Printing Arts, Woman's Building, Los Angeles, California
- 1975 - First Annual Photography Show, Laguna Beach Museum of Art, California
- 1975 - Self Portrait Show, Woman's Building, Los Angeles, California
- 1975 - Robert Goulart, Janice Lester and Nancy Youdelman, Cerritos College Art Gallery, Norwalk, California
- 1974 - First Annual California Sculpture Exhibition, cash prize winner, California State University, Northridge, California
- 1974 - Sixth Annual Small Images Show, California State University, Los Angeles, California
- 1974 - Sculpture & Assemblage, Art Rental Gallery, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California
- 1974 - Invitational Drawing Show, 58-F Plaza Gallery, Orange, California
- 1973 - Make-up Show, California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, California
- 1973 - Opening Invitational, Womanspace, Los Angeles, California
- 1973 - Costume Show, California State University, Fresno, California
- 1973 - Women U.S.A., Laguna Beach Museum of Art, Laguna Beach, California
- 1973 - Sixteenth Annual Art Unlimited, Downey Art Museum, Downey, California
- 1972 - Fifth Annual Small Images Show, Fine Arts Gallery,California State University, Los Angeles, California
- 1972 - Womanhouse, Los Angeles, project of the Feminist Art Program, California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, California
- 1972 - I Tried Everything, collaborative work with Suzanne Lacy, Dori Atlantis, Jan Lester, California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, California
- 1971 - First Exhibition, Feminist Art Studio, Rap Weekend, Fresno, California
Professional Experience, Residencies, Grants
- Presenter, Ninth Annual Encaustic Conference, June 5 – 7, 2015, Provincetown, Massachusetts
- Full-Time Lecturer, California State University, Fresno, Department of Art & Design, Sculpture, 1999-2013
- Six-week teaching residency at Penn State, Feb 25 – April 7, 2014. The course, Judy Chicago @PSU, Art, Pedagogy, Exhibition & Research, will be facilitated by Dr. Karen Keifer-Boyd and Nancy Youdelman and will feature an exhibition Out of Here, which will feature student work created during the course.
- Presenter for Judy Chicago Symposium. Feminist Art Education April 5 & 6, 2014
- Lecture: Judy Chicago, Womanhouse & Beyond, Florida State University, February 29, 2012
- Honored at a special event at the Getty Center for artists included in Lyn Kienholz's book, LA Rising: So Cal Artists Before 1980, December 7, 2010
- Guest presenter at the opening of Through the Flower's (Judy Chicago's foundation) exhibition Home Sweet Home, in Belen, New Mexico, August 7, 2010
- 2009 - Artist lecture and panelist during symposium for A Studio of Their Own, organized by Dr. Laura Meyer
September 17 & 18, California State University Fresno and the Fresno Art Museum
- Adolph & Esther Gottlieb Foundation Visual Artist Grant Recipient 2007
- 2006-08 - Chairperson of the Fresno Art Museum's Council of 100. Organized in 1986, the Council is a unique
organization devoted to recognizing outstanding women in the arts. Working in collaboration with the Fresno
Art Museum, the Council has garnered recognition for its Distinguished Woman Artist Award. It is a coveted
award that has brought the Fresno Art Museum statewide and national recognition. Fresno's was the first museum
in the country to create a serious program featuring the work of important women artists in what was a male
dominated art world
- Chair of Symposium Committee for American Originals: A Lifetime of Art, a panel discussion on
September 9, 2006 with June Wayne, Ruth Weisberg, Rachel Rosenthal, Bella Feldman, Inez Storer,
Angie Bray, Olga Seem & Junko Chodos, at the Fresno Art Museum
- Artist Lecture, Community School of Music & Art, Mountain View, California, February, 2006
- Pollock/Krasner Foundation Grant Recipient 2005
- Lecturer, California State University, Fresno, Department of Art & Design, Sculpture, 1999-present
- Adjunct Faculty, Art Department, State Center Community College District, 1995-2007
- Artist Lecture, Ohlone College, Fremont, California, January, 2002
- Artist Lecture and graduate student workshop, California State University, Northridge, September, 2001
- Feminist Art Symposium, March 1-3, 2001, California State University, Fresno. Lead panelist and member of
planning committee, commemorating the 30 year anniversary of the first feminist art class taught by
Judy Chicago in 1970-71
- Staff member, Fresno Art Museum, education department, 1994-99
- Artist in Residence, Fresno Art Museum, 1994
- Graphic artist, New West Magazine, Beverly Hills, California, 1978-80
- C.E.T.A. Artist Grant, member of L.A.C.E., 1978
- Guest Artist, Cerro Coso College, Ridgecrest, California, 1977
- Guest Lecturer, Western Washington State, 1977
- Photo Editor for Our Own Hands: A History of the Women Artist's Movement in Southern California,
published by Double X, 1976-77
- Member of Double X, a group of women artists in Southern California dedicated to cultural and educational
projects reflecting a feminist philosophy, 1975-77
- Teacher at Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, 1976
- Teaching Assistant in sculpture at UCLA, 1974-76
- Member of Grandview Gallery, a feminist co-op gallery in the Woman's Building, 1973-75
- Writer for Artweek, 1974-75
- Artistic Consultant for the Rolling Stones concert, Los Angeles, July, 1975
Feminist Art Program
Original student in the first feminist art class for women only that was organized and taught by Judy Chicago at California State University, Fresno in 1970. Continued with the Feminist Art Program at Cal-Arts with faculty members Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro, 1971-73.
Students and faculty of the program at Cal-Arts worked together and transformed an abandoned mansion into an environment reflecting the dreams, ideas and emotions of women. Related performances were presented during the exhibition of Womanhouse, January 21-February 27, 1972. This collaborative project received international media attention and has been covered in numerous books as well as a documentary film that was made by Johanna Demitracas.
Selected Bibliography
Chapman University, XX Redux: revisiting a feminist art collective, exhibition catalog, 2015
Women's Caucus for Art, Bound, exhibition catalog, 2013
Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts, Generations, exhibition catalogue, 2012
Women's Caucus for Art, Honoring Women's Rights: Echoing Visual Voices Together, exhibition catalog, 2012
Women's Caucus for Art, Momentum, exhibition catalogue, 2012
Fields, Jill, Entering the Picture, Judy Chicago, The Feminist Art Program, and The Collective Visions of Women Artists, essay by Nancy Youdelman, pgs. 64-77, Routledge, 2012
The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, Coming Out of the Closet: Clothing as an Emergent Form, exhibition catalogue, 2011
La Palma, Marina, Nancy Youdelman: Outside The Realm, THE Magazine, September 2011
Eight Modern, Nancy Youdelman Outside the Realm, exhibition catalogue, 2011
Kienholz, Lyn, LA Rising: So Cal Art Before 1980, California/International Arts Foundation, 2011
Women's Caucus for Art, Hidden Cities, exhibition catalogue, 2011
Batson, Jill, Dress to Transgress, The New Mexican, April 11, 2008
McGraw, Kate, Castoffs Reinvented, Albuquerque Journal, April 11, 2008
Walker, Hollis, The Women Behind the Art, Albuquerque Journal (Santa Fe North section), May 2, 2008
Statton, Liza, Nancy Youdelman: Threads of Memory, THE Magazine, June 2008
Munro, Donald, Art That Clicks, The Fresno Bee, June 22, 2008
Munro, Donald, For Youdelman, Connecting Through Art, The Fresno Bee Beehive, August 25, 2008
CSUF University Journal Online, Newsmakers: Nancy Youdelman, video interview, October 2008
Walker, Hollis, "We Are What We Wear, and Hide in Our Closet", Santa Fe/North, May 25, 2007
Tanenbaum, Molly, "Metallic Memories", Mountain View Voice, February 3, 2006
Nancy Youdelman, Sculpture, Exhibition catalogue, essay by Gail Levin, Community School of Music and Art, Mountain View, California, 2006
Mike Kelley, Foul Perfection, edited by John C. Welchman, Cambridge and London, MIT Press, 2003
Strumwasser, Gina, "Nancy Youdelman", The Muse, Newsletter Fresno Art Museum, Summer, 2002
Jones, Amelia & Meyer, Laura, Feminist Directions 1970/1996, Exhibition Catalogue, Sweeney Art Gallery, University of Riverside, 1996
Broude, Norma & Garrard, Mary D., The Power of Feminist Art, Harry N. Abrams Inc., 1994
Hale, David, "Artwork Pays Tribute to Women of Yesterday", Fresno Bee, February 21, 1994
La Palma, Marina, "Material Implications, Nancy Youdelman at the Ovsey Gallery", Artweek, May 10,
Muchnic, Suzanne, "Vintage Memories: Nancy Youdelman", Los Angeles Times, May 4, 1990
Wight Art Gallery, UCLA, Forty Years of California Assemblage, Exhibition catalogue, 1989 p. 226
Raczka, Robert, Fullerton Museum Center Re: Presentation – Conception/Perception, Exhibition Catalogue, October 1988
Quinn, William, "UCLA Grad, Nancy Youdelman's Art Showing", UCLA Daily Bruin, May 11, 1987
Askey, Ruth, "Nancy Youdelman", ArtScene, May, 1987
Muchnic, Suzanne, Los Angeles Times, May 8, 1987
Welles, Eleanor, "Fantasies of the Past", Artweek, February 26, 1983, p. 5
Wolfe, Gretchen, "Nancy Youdelman: Shattered Glass" Fiber Arts, January 1980, p. 74
Iskin, Ruth E., "Shattered Illusions of History", Artweek, January, 26, 1980
O'Conner, Maureen, "Form Follows Fashion", Artforum, December 1979
Brown, Sheridan, "Art In Her Fashion", Women's Wear Daily, July 5, 1979
Wilson, William, "A Still Life Chop Suey at Barnsdall", Los Angeles Times, September 24, 1978
Askey, Ruth, "Double X Curates Women's Show", Artweek, July 29, 1978
Askey, Ruth, "Nancy Youdelman", Visual Dialog, Winter, 1977-78
"The Nation", Art News, March 1977, p.92
Askey, Ruth, "Six Artists, Six Spaces, Artweek, February 5, 1977
Wilding, Faith, "24 Women Making Art", Artweek, January 15, 1977
Wilson, William, "Art Walk", Los Angeles Times, December 5, 1975
App, Timothy, "Gallery As Studio", Artweek, November 1, 1975
Wortz, Melinda, "Women's Art Experiences", Artweek, September 9, 1975
Polak, Clark, "The Surfacing of L.A. Artists", Los Angeles Free Press, April 11, 1975
Notebloom, Stan J., "Nancy Youdelman's Self Portraits", Artweek, February 1, 1975
King, Susan, "Lester and Youdelman", Artweek, May 11, 1974
Wilson, William, "Works to the Rafters in Women's Building", Los Angeles Times, May 3, 1974
Wortz, Melinda, Artweek, March 2, 1974
Ostrow, Ricki, "Personal Subtle Messages in 'Small Images' Exhibit", Cal State L.S. Newspaper,
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As the Senate prepared to vote on a $1.1 trillion spending bill, Cruz named the omnibus his latest victim, presenting two amendments to the budget bill to defund Obamacare shortly before the Senate voted to invoke cloture.
Without hesitation, Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) objected to both of his amendments.
"The majority leader and Senate Democrats have chosen not to listen to the American people," Cruz said, yielding the floor.
Now that's just funny. Like all wingnuts, he's convinced, or at least claims, that the American people are on their side. So let's take a look at a few of issues where Cruz' position is diametrically opposed to public opinion. Nearly 2/3 of voters think we should raise taxes on the wealthy, which Cruz opposes and thinks is "communist." By about a 55-40 margin, Americans support same-sex marriage. By about a 60-40 margin, Americans support the deal negotiated with Iran. By about a 60-40 margin, Americans support legalizing marijuana.Why has Cruz "chosen not to listen to the American people"? Because he doesn't really give a damn about public opinion, he only gives a damn about his own agenda. And that's fine with me, actually. I'm okay with that. What I'm not okay with is invoking public opinion as the only thing that matters while flagrantly ignoring it when you feel like it. That makes you a hypocrite.


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La atención del personal extraordinaria. La sugerencia que nos hizo el mesero excelente. El lugar muy bonito.
The restaurant looks absolutely stunning - sit underneath a towering Buddha statue with koi swimming around its feet. Unfortunately the food is ridiculously overpriced for how awful it is - about $40 an entree that's significantly under Panda Express quality. (I actually like Panda, but would expect to pay only about $10 for a meal there). Everything is coated with way too much sugar and was lukewarm. Go for the view and over the top experience if you're into it, but it's definitely the worst food I've ever had in Vegas, by far.
What an interesting combination of dining and DJ. Tao most certainly is a destinctive taste for overall experience.
Food is delicious
Our server was very attentive without being overbearing
Open late
Don't expect to hear your dining companion
Expect it to be extremely crowded
They have a bathroom attendant who thinks you don't know how to pump your own soap
It's crawling with people who clearly lack confidence in their daily lives.
My boyfriend and I decided to give the night club a chance since after dining since the cover charge is waived. We haven't had a laugh that good in awhile. Between the overly aggressive bouncers and the girls in the bathtubs it isn't worth it except to giggle over later. We're from San Diego and we agreed we would rather go out there anytime over this.
We have been going here for years, it's a tradition every time we come to Vegas. This time wasn't as good...we tried dishes we hadn't tried before, that we didn't like. Then a very large party sat next to us and our service declined. Will tray again next time and order what we know we like....
We were in Vegas for a girls weekend and based on reviews and location we picked TAO. We loved the sushi but the pad Thai noodles and the vegetable fried rice were both just average. The ambiance would be great for a date night! The weird jazz music didn't fit the rest of the vibe but we still had a great time and left full and happy!
Has drinks there many times because of conferences, but never ate here. That changed during this conference and I ended up eating there twice. Outstanding food quality and tastes. Definitely will make it part of the rotation for quality dining next time in.
Food was mediocre, service was rushed. Felt like we were in a nightclub bar instead of a fine restaurant. Noise level was too high, couldn't hear most of what the waiter said, had to keep asking him to repeat everything. Not what we expected, very disappointing.
We had a group of 6 for dinner. We decided to go "off menu" upon recommendation from our server, Emily, I think (although my receipt showed her name as Sarah B). Her recommendations showcased a variety of specialties available at Tao. Her service was spot on, we had a constant flow of delicious selections and our glasses were never empty. Nice job.
Muy rico todo exelente servicios y los postres lo mejor
We ate at Tao the night a large convention was in the same hotel ...consequently, the restaurant was crowded and loud. Even so, service was attentive and helpful and the wait for food was not nearly as long as it might have been under the circumstances. The menu is well constructed with familiar dishes prepared in unusual ways and any number of dishes we hadn't seen in other Asian eateries. We particularly enjoyed the Imperial Egg Roll, a Spicy Tuna Roll, the Glazed Salmon and the Fried Rice with Duck. The signature dessert is an enormous Fortune Cookie filled with mousse and surrounded by a nice fruit salad. Definitely enough for two or more ...and worth the calories. Unexpected surprise ... the cappuccino was outstanding and generously sized. We really enjoyed our experience at Tao and look forward to a return visit.
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A top advisor to US President-elect Donald Trump is calling for the incoming administration to extradite Fetullah Gulen and says that Turkey is vital to US interests.
Turkey should be a top priority in US foreign policy, a top adviser to President-elect Donald Trump said on Wednesday, as he slammed President Barack Obama for failing to understand Ankara's geopolitical position.
Retired General Michael Flynn was a key national security adviser to Trump during his presidential campaign and is expected by many to be appointed to a cabinet position in a time when relations between Turkey and the US have reached a low point.
"We must begin with understanding that Turkey is vital to US interests," Flynn wrote for The Hill newspaper. He also called Turkey "a source of stability in the region".
The veteran general wrote that it was "an unwise policy" for the Obama administration to keep Ankara at arm's length.
Noting the extradition request by Turkey of Fetullah Terrorist Organisation (FETO) leader Fetullah Gulen as one of the key points of contention between Washington and Ankara, Flynn suggests that the US hand over Gulen.
Ankara has asked Washington to extradite Gulen for his role in establishing a quasi-state within Turkey that led to a failed bloody coup on July 15 of this year.
"What would we have done if right after 9/11 we heard the news that Osama bin Laden lives in a nice villa at a Turkish resort while running 160 charter schools funded by the Turkish taxpayers?" Flynn said.
The former chair of the Defence Intelligence Agency suggested that although Gulen presents himself as a moderate Islamic scholar, he is a radical who "has publicly boasted about his 'soldiers' waiting for his orders to do whatever he directs them to do."
Flynn compared Gulen to the Ayatollah Khomeini -- the leader of the Iranian revolution – urging the US government not to repeat its mistake by supporting Gulen as it did Khomeini.
"Washington's silence on this explosive topic speaks volumes when we hear the incredulous claim that the democratically elected president of Turkey staged a military coup, bombed his own parliament and undermined the confidence in Turkey's strong economy, just so that he could purge his political opponents," he said.
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It was Friday, under the sign of Cancer. The US president was Gerald Ford (Republican).
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In that special week of July people in US were listening to Love Will Keep Us Together by The Captain and Tennille.
In UK Whispering Grass by Windsor Davies & Don Estelle was in the top 5 hits.
Anita: Swedish Nymphet, directed by Torgny Wickman, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1975
while The Moneychangers by Arthur Hailey was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Kommissariat IX.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Doctor Pong or Hi-way.
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- United States: Free Slurpee at 7-Eleven (most locations do this - get a free 7.11oz Slurpee on 7-11).
- Bonfire night in Northern Ireland, precursor to The_Twelfth
- Feast Day of Saint Olga (first Russian Saint)
- United Nations - World Population Day
- Ireland - National Day of Commemoration held on nearest Sunday to this date (see Irish calendar).
- China - China National Maritime Day
- Flanders, region in Belgium (not a public holiday) - Flemish Day (1302 Battle of the Golden Spurs)
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- Samer el Nahhal: Finnish musician (Lordi).
- Nadya Suleman: American mother of fourteen children, all born via in vitro fertilization and implantation.
- OX : Finnish bass player (Lordi).
- Bridgette Andersen: American actress (Born 1975)
- Willie Anderson: American football player
- Rubén Baraja: Spanish footballer and manager
- Riona Hazuki: Japanese actress
- Lil' Kim: American rapper producer and actress (Junior M.A.F.I.A.)
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A-Trak Reveals His True Colors In Hilarious Reddit AMA
A-Trak, is known for killing it on the turntables. The talented artist has also been successful in running his own label, Fools Gold. Lately, he's been on fire, as Duck Sauce's mind-blowing Quack album was finally released. For fans who want to know more about the legendary A-Trak, he recently took to reddit to conduct an AMA. He revealed information about his hilarious style and passion for the music.
Get to know how A-Trak began scratching and what exactly got him into electronic music in the first place. Plus, learn more about his history with Kanye West, desired collabs, and thoughts on the hot topic of ghost producing. EDM.com broke down A-Trak's top responses below.
AMAs are a great way to learn more about an artist's personality and overall vision. It's a tool many producers are using to their advantage. A-Trak showed his fans that he has a personable and relatable attitude. As long as you remain focused on your craft and have an endless supply of shortbread cookies, maybe you can reach A-Trak's level of success one day.
Let us know your favorite response in the comments below and check out the full AMA via reddit.
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