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She and her staff have been diligently working to provide an informative and so educational agenda, but to also showcase Sterling and Logan County.
"We are excited to be the host for the seminar and are looking forward to show treasurers and public trustees from across the state of Colorado why we love calling Logan County our home. It has been a lot of work but it has been rewarding and we can't wait until everyone arrives. I believe we have a great agenda put together and I know that everyone will leave with a wealth of information" Bartlett said.
The seminar is one of two annual meetings for the treasurers and public trustees and provides an opportunity for the treasurers and public trustees to keep updated on legislative changes, ask questions of the association's attorney and visit with each other about problems or concerns in their offices.
Barlett has speakers lined up to discuss title searches, legislative process, printing and mailing of government mail, banking services, exemptions and abatements, storage and backup of electronic data, sovereign citizens, identity theft and recording of various documents as well as an inspirational talk by Marta Wells.
Speakers include U.S. Congressman Cory Gardner, State of Colorado Property Tax Adminstrator JoAnn Groff, Deputy District Attorney Brittny Lewton, Colorado Independent Ethics Commission Jane Feldman and attorneys Paul Wisor and Rich Krohn, among many others.
During the week, the members will visit and tour the Overland Trail Museum, a wind farm and enjoy banquets at Northeastern 18 and Riverview Golf Course, as well as a chuckwagon breakfast. Classes will be held at Northeastern Junior College.

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Snowshoeing is allowed on Okemo Mountain (lift access is not available) and at the Okemo Valley Nordic Center.
At the Nordic Center, you can enjoy a hike through pristine meadows and hillsides on 13km of dedicated snowshoe trails. A Trail Fee is required. Check out our Snowshoe Trail Network.
Or, take a hike on Okemo Mountain! Take a self-guided trek on Okemo's 5km maintained network of snowshoe trails that trace the periphery of Okemo Mountain on Easier and Intermediate terrain. Snowshoeing is great exercise and you can enjoy it at your own pace. Check our Interactive Trail Map and follow the purple dotted lines for your snowshoe hike. There is no trail fee to snowshoe on the trails of Okemo Mountain. Although, snowshoers are not allowed on the lifts. Be sure to stay on the side of the trail at all times and avoid snowshoeing alone.
The Jackson Gore base area also offers several kilometers of snowshoe trails that meander around the forest and over frozen streams. There are also several geocaches hidden around Okemo, the Jackson Gore base area and the Nordic Center for those with a gps unit.
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Today's Ask Tony and Tucker question comes from Andrea T. Banks in Baltimore, Maryland.
She asks: "I recently heard that we are about to be invaded with another round of these insects known as brood two.
In 2004, we experienced an invasion and I thought it only occurred every 17 years, which would put the next invasion of these creepy looking things at 2021.
Because of the sheer number of these insects and their inclination to dive bomb you, is there any part of the day that there will be less of them flying around? I am afraid of them even though they are considered harmless.
Will they be everywhere, or just in certain parts of Maryland,DC and Virginia?"
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The Rangers added Benoit Pouliot, Aaron Johnson, and Dominic Moore to the club yesterday in the opening day of free agency but there are still a lot of players looking for new clubs and the Rangers could still be looking to add more depth through free agency today and through the rest of the offseason.
From NHL.com this is the list of the 25 most valuable free agents still available after yesterday's feeding frenzy:
It's going to be interesting to see where some of the big names that are left are going to land. What was yesterday's best signing? Worst signing? Who do you think is going to have the most active day two of free agency? Do you expect to see the Rangers make some more moves and signings? Who's left that you want (Grabo! Mason Raymond!)? Let me know in the comments!
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A combined shutout from pitchers Robert Baker, Steven Spann, and Ashton Sivigliano helped give the Northwestern State baseball team a 6-0 win over Grambling State Saturday afternoon in Brown-Stroud Field. The Demons will try for the sweep Sunday at 1 o'clock. Robert Baker (1-0) got the starting nod and carried the Demons (2-0) on five innings pitched and allowed only four hits and no walks. Grambing (0-2) finished the game with only five hits, one walk, and seven strikeouts. "I think the story of the day was starting pitching," said first-year head coach Lane Burroughs. "Bobby Baker comes out, and shows what a weekend guy looks like. He gave us a shot in the arm right out of the gate, and we scored three runs in the first two innings."I think we played a lot more loose today," he said. "Our guys settled in, and the bottom line is we barreled up some baseballs."The Demon offense jumped out to a hot start when it scored two runs in the first inning. NSU's first three batters loaded the bases on two walks and an error before Nick Purdy hit a sacrifice fly to left field to score Toby Cornejo. Matt Baca followed up with hit through the left side to score Edwin Gomez.NSU added another in the second when Zach Costa singled and advanced to second on an error by Grambling's Juan Bueno. He scored on a Gomez single to left field. The biggest inning of the day was a three-run fifth from NSU that started with a Gomez single to third base and advanced to second after Will Watson was hit by a pitch. Purdy hit a ball deep to left field to clear the bases. Baca scored Purdy when he hit a ball past the diving right fielder to make push the game to its final score.NSU finished the game with eight hits, three walks, and four strikeouts. The Demon defense committed no errors. After the series against Grambling is complete, NSU will travel to Louisiana-Lafayette Tuesday before returning home for a weekend series with Texas-Pan American.
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Channel Catfish over 15 pounds or 32 inches may qualify for a Master Angler Certificate.
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Mr. Allen Childers of Hamilton, AL, caught this 21.9 lb. channel catfish on July 10, 2009 at the Marion County Public Fishing Lake.
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Prattville High School student with a nice channel catfish from Lanark.
Channel catfish are stocked at Oak Mountain State Park each May.
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Rita Miller caught this channel catfish on Lake Jordan using ten-pound test fishing line and dog food for bait .
This young lady caught a channel catfish from Bankhead National Forest in 2007.
John Edwards caught this ten and a half pound channel catfish from Dallas County Lake on October 11, 2008
This channel catfish was caught at Camp ASCCA by a St. James student.
This is more than one person's catch from Madison County Lake.
Ponds can provide some wonderful fishing for channel catfish.
Timmy Moran with an albino channel catfish.
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Both of the above fish were caught during Prattville's Kids Fishing Day, 2006.
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Matthew Moran with an albino catfish caught in a north Alabama pond.
Albino channel catfish caught in north Alabama during August, 2006.
Fishing for channel catfish is a great way to spend class time;
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There are many baseball things that defy logical explanation, but the Orioles' improbable run this season has to be near the top of the list.
Baltimore defeated the New York Yankees 6-1 Friday night at Yankee Stadium -- the fifth win in seven tries in New York for the O's this season -- to move to within two games of first place in the AL East.
They got seven shutout innings out of Miguel Gonzalez -- who had not started a game since August 20. It's an upset of sorts that Gonzalez is even in the big leagues; he's a 28-year-old rookie who was out of the game in 2008 and 2009 after Tommy John and knee surgery and who was so bad in the Red Sox' organization in 2011 that they simply released him last December.
The Orioles got home runs Friday night from J.J. Hardy and Mark Reynolds, both hit off Hiroki Kuroda -- who before Friday night had posted a 1.66 ERA in his previous eight starts. Reynolds homered a second time, off Derek Lowe.
The Orioles and Yankees will meet again Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium, with another surprising rookie, Wei-Yin Chen, facing the Yankees' David Phelps, who has posted a 4.50 ERA in three starts since moving into the rotation August 13. By Sunday, the two teams could be tied for first place -- the Yankees have lost nine of their last 14 -- and the Orioles also currently have a 2½-game lead for the AL's second wild card.
And they're doing all this with a -39 run differential, a mark that would give them a Pythagorean record of 61-70. Their excellent bullpen has helped give them a 24-6 record in one-run games, accounting for much of their great run.
You might say this can't be sustained, but it has been already for five months. Why not one, or two, more?
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Defense has been the story early, with a one-yard Rex Burkhead touchdown plunge and a Brett Maher field goal being the difference so far late in the first quarter, Nebraska leading 10-0 over Michigan State.
Nebraska had to go just 25 yards in seven plays for their first score thanks to a Kirk Cousins interception on the Spartans' opening drive. The Cornhuskers did not throw a pass on the drive, with a mix of Taylor Martinez and Burkhead running the ball down the field.
Michigan State had great field position on their next possession, starting on the Nebraska 38-yard-line following a 62-yard kickoff return by Nick Hill. The Spartans promptly went three-and-out however, leading to a missed Dan Conroy field goal.
After trading punts on the next two possessions, Nebraska found themselves on the one-yard line again thanks to a 39-yard Tim Marlowe run. The Spartans held at the goal-line however, holding the Huskers to a field goal.
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Four men and one woman who were the target of a large-scale drug raid on Wednesday have been tied to a July 29 shooting that left two people wounded, Phoenix police said.
Detectives from the Phoenix Police Department and Homeland Security Investigations served federal search warrants at 3525 W. Quail Track Dr. and 10142 W. Monterosa St.
The suspects were involved in narcotics trafficking and were investigative leads in the apartment shooting four weeks ago, said Phoenix police Sgt. Trent Crump.
Two people suffered multiple gunshot wounds. They were rushed to a local hospital and both of them recovered.
When police arrived at the apartment at 621 N. 30th Place, they saw a vehicle had crashed into a fence surrounding the property. The vehicle was abandoned but officers found an assault rifle in the front passenger area.
Witnesses said they saw the vehicle speeding in reverse through the parking lot just after the shots were fired and crash backwards into the fence. Several people were seen running in various directions from the complex.
The front windows and door of the apartment had multiple bullet strikes and empty rifle bullet casings were discovered on the ground in the courtyard in front of the apartment, Crump said. Officers entered the apartment and saw a handgun on the ground in the front living room.
During Wednesday's narcotics raid, police found numerous rifles and handguns during the service of the warrants, along with substantial amounts of illegal drugs and packaging materials, Crump said.
The suspects were arrested. They are identified as Kayonte Scott, 19; Jonathan Mejinez-Sanchez, 20; Jovanny Andrade, 22; Bruno Brizuela, 18; and Mayra Miranda.
Four of the suspects were booked into jail on two counts of attempted homicide, two counts of aggravated assault, two counts of shooting into an occupied structure and first-degree burglary. The fifth suspect had an outstanding felony warrant for drug charges.
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Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, June 2, 2013, at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. A graveside service will be at 1 p.m. on Monday, June 3, 2013, at Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery in Double Springs. Delbert Freeman will officiate.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Leonard C. Smith and Maude B. Smith; husband, Paul M. Ferrell; sister, Loretta Crump; nephews, Danny Crump and Jeffrey Smith; and granddaughter, Catherine Davis.
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Volleyball Sweeps UNF, 3-0
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast University volleyball team continued its dominance at home as they swept North Florida in A-Sun play by a score of 3-0 (25-22, 25-18, and 25-18)on Friday night. The Eagles fed off a spirited crowd of 446 at Alico Area en route to the victory.
With the win, the Eagles improve to 11-7 overall (10-2 A-Sun), while the Ospreys fall to 8-13 overall (3-9 A-Sun). The Eagles have now won five straight matches.
The opening set saw a lot of back and forth action, as there were 11 ties and four lead changes. But, the Eagles took charge as they went on an 11-3 run to build a 19-13 taking control of the set. The rally was capped by an Anna Wagner (Lincoln, Neb.) kill. The Ospreys would go on a run of their own and cut the deficit to just two points. But, the Eagles continued to play strong to win the set by a score of 25-22. Emma Racila (Fort Myers, Fla.) led the way for the Eagles by connecting on five of her nine attacks.
The Eagles fed off of their strong performance in the first set, to secure a dominant 25-18 second set victory. After trading points early in the set, the Eagles went on a 9-3 run to build a 15-9 cushion. Another big run by the Blue and Green built a comfortable 24-16 lead, as they cruised to an easy 25-18 win. For FGCU, Racila added four more kills, while Jelena Simic (Lazarevac, Serbia) and Wagner added three.
In the third set, the Eagles cruised to a 25-18 win sweeping UNF 3-0. Racila led the way for FGCU with 14 kills as Simic and Wagner added eight each. Early in the set the Eagles and Ospreys traded points, but the Blue and Green put things out of reach at the midway point. FGCU went on an 11-3 run while converting seven consecutive points to take control of the set at 18-12. UNF would pull as close as three points, but the deficit was too much to overcome as the Eagles won the third set by a score of 25-18.
The Eagles will be back in action Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. when they host A-Sun Conference foe Jacksonville as part of the FGCU "Dig Pink" event to raise awareness and funds in support of the Side-Out Foundation for breast cancer. All fans are encouraged to wear pink.
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In case you didn't know or somehow have missed my incessant anxiety over it, I am hopefully somewhere over the Atlantic (as opposed to somewhere in the Atlantic) right now. Fingers crossed! Anyway, this weekend my parents very graciously agreed to come down and keep me occupied during my last weekend here. Or, they agreed to come down and keep me from going crazy from making lists of all the things that could possibly go awry (from my own stupidity obviously).
Pretty spot on.
Anyway, they came down and we ate a lot of food. My mom and shared this for breakfast one day:
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Happiness at its finest. We also saw Zero Dark Thirty.
Even better the second go round. I can't believe how much I missed the first time.
After my parents left on Sunday, I spent some time with my little fat pumpkin.
And then I started to gather her things.
And she knew. From there, I got a lot of attitude. Thankfully, I was able to safely deposit her with my sweet friend without any of this:
That's me by the way. I made it to the gas station before I cried. Gold star for me. After sobbing my way home, I got some dinner together.
Gonna miss those guys. I also watched the Golden Globes. The folling are my favorite dresses. I could never ever wear them because of my strange skin tone, love of carbs, and general lack of money and invitations to events to wear them to. Just a few barricades.
And I hope Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host everything for the rest of time. Ok, see y'all again one day, if India will give me access to the international internets.


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The labs are up to date but are sometimes occupied by a class, which makes them available only at certain times. The printing is great.
Campus Housing:
The freshman housing is filthy and cramped. The nice dorms are very expensive and quite a distance away from the campus center.
Campus Strictness:
Many of the RA's don't care about what their students are up to, so it's very easy to get away with things that are against the rules.
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It depends on where I am at the school as to how safe I would feel. If I'm near well-lit areas I feel safe.
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The town is very small and homey. The locals are very friendly. The nature is beautiful.
Greek Life:
Greek life offers a way for students to join a group that makes a difference, but often times, friends of Greek students feel left out.
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Newer and bigger is the best thing for the school. size is increasing and not enough money is being provided for students
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Newer dorms are expensive and rooms are not as big as the previously built dorms. School could be more involving for students, many students transfer because of athletic coaches.
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Answer from: Poptropica
I think you mean " how do you get into the library with the piano". Well, I beat the level myself and you turn the crank luigi has (it turns for you when you press X near the top right corner of the foyer) and the water tank that is blocking the upstairs library entrance will go down and you can enter the top floor of the library.
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4/5 rDev +3.1%
08-07-2013 03:51:28 | More by remitrom
3.5/5 rDev -9.8%
05-06-2013 19:11:19 | More by imperialking
North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +11.6%
Appearance: Pours a cola brown color with an impressive head; the retention was not as good as I had hoped it would be and there were only the occasional dots of foam left on the glass
Smell: Dark fruit and Chinotto, bringing a sweet and herbaciously tart character
Taste: The malt lays down a dark fruit backbone, bringing prune and raisins; by mid-palate, the Chinotto (Italian soda that has a sweet but bitter, herbal quality) elements arrive, bringing tart blackberry and spice cake elements; in the finish, the fruits come to the fore, with both the sweet and tart aspects in a nicely balanced interplay
Mouthfeel: Medium body with typically Belgian carbonation; the ABV is well-hidden
Overall: I wasn't quite sure what to expect given my lack of familiarity with the brewery but this is one really nice beer - a cross between a BSDA and an Oud Bruin
02-07-2013 23:47:06 | More by brentk56
New York
3.78/5 rDev -2.6%
A: The beer is essentially jet black in color and has a light to moderate amount of visible carbonation from the bubbles rising along the sides of the glass. It poured with a finger high creamy beige colored head that has very good retention properties and consistently left a short head covering the surface.
S: There are light aromas of dark fruits in the nose—plums and prunes really seem to stand out in particular.
T: The taste is similar to the smell and has lots of flavors of dark fruits. It's not sweet and even has some hints of tartness (as well as spices towards the finish).
M: It feels a bit shy of medium-bodied and a little smooth on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: While this beer might lack the complexity in the taste compared to some of the other beers in the style, it's extremely easy to drink and has no traces of alcohol in the taste.
01-16-2013 04:34:22 | More by metter98
3.5/5 rDev -9.8%
03-13-2012 02:31:47 | More by mychalg9
4.1/5 rDev +5.7%
12 oz. stubby courtesy of a friend. Cheers! Poured in to a tulip.
Appearance: An attractive, transparent garnet mahogany, darker than that perhaps, with gorgeous drips and drabs of lacing left over from a one finger tan head. A nice persistent dusting of surface lacing maintains throughout, replenished by carbonation from below, slow and steady.
Aroma: Dark fruit, cherries, plums, and apricots, mingling with a few other fruit notes in a dark toffee blanket - hints of Dr. Pepper bring in a vanilla bean hint that may or may not be present. Cola notes creep up in other ways too - sweet, with the very tip of the finish suggesting chemically, estery alcohol. Very nice.
Taste: A little less rich than the flavor - dark, well-attenuated malts hint at coffee, heavily baked bread, and cocoa. Dark fruits dominate, though, coating the tongue with prune, fig, and tartness, maybe sour cherries. Hints of spice - cloves mainly, but a little greener - mingle with a much fainter hint of alcohol than was present in the aroma, fortunately. Port overlay? A little less rich than the nose, which makes it both a little more easy drinking and a little less exciting.
Mouthfeel: Rich, creamy, and smooth, with low, even carbonation in a moderately to well-attenuated body. Pretty solid.
Drinkability: A pretty solid beer actually. A little rough around the edges, and at 10.5% it catches up on you after a little while, but there are a lot of nice flavor components (and nicer aroma components), wrapped up in a nice package. Worth picking up if one sees it on the shelf.
02-03-2012 22:29:16 | More by CrellMoset
3.5/5 rDev -9.8%
01-07-2012 18:39:27 | More by bacher468
4/5 rDev +3.1%
11-20-2011 05:37:19 | More by JAHMUR
New York
3.9/5 rDev +0.5%
The first thing that hits you about this bad boy (or coy girl as the bottle would seem to indicate) is a lambic/flanders type tartness. There's a rasp on the tongue that is notable, memorable, and in my opinion, pleasant. Underneath the tart strike is a deep malty body. Malta Goya style malty; German doppelbock malty with notes heavy on the prune.
I wasn't sure what to expect when I picked up this beer. I was in the mood for a big, sweet, heavy beer. This is much lighter bodied and lighter drinking than many examples of the style and for something that is over 10% alcohol. I'm not complaining. I'm enjoying my glass of beer. Relatively simple, straightforward and good.
05-14-2011 00:57:36 | More by ommegangpbr
3.9/5 rDev +0.5%
Pours a very dark brown body with chestnut hues and a thin, dark tan head that fades fairly quickly but leaves thin traces of lacing as proof of its existence.
Aromas consists of sweet dark fruit and yeast with the fruits seeming to be a mix of cherries and raisins.
The flavor really offers a much more forward sweet fruitiness than the aroma again consisting of cherries or raisins. The sweetness is enhanced as it warms, showing other flavors such as plum and some of the yeast and dark malt come forward as well. Towards the end of the beer, molasses and perhaps some brown sugar seem to appear.
This beer is medium in body with noticeable carbonation and a bit of a puckering after taste with nice alcohol warmth.
Overall this is a pretty nice Belgian Strong Dark. Perhaps a bit sweeter than some of its peers, but certainly worthy of a try.
04-25-2011 00:31:35 | More by CHADMC3
3.13/5 rDev -19.3%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #45 (Oct 2010):
Creamy, tiny bubbled tan head on the black coffee-like colored brew. Dark milk chocolate and blackberries fill the nose. Lighter body than anticipated with a slick crispness behind it all. Tartness smack the palate--not a big tartness, just a quick and efficient twang with a hint of sour cherries. Dry dark bread, carob powder and a hint of charcoal from the malt. Hops are on mute. Alcohol has a slow growth of warmth and the finish is pretty dry. Sort of quick on the palate with lost interest on the taste buds. We were expecting more of a complex flavor profile here, and it falls somewhat short.
01-11-2011 18:40:17 | More by BeerAdvocate
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +9.5%
Frothy head, close to two fingers, dark tan, mostly tiny bubbles with strong retention and easily renewed with a swirl of the glass, about average stickiness to the lacing. Rich mahogany brown color, minor dropoff to yellow and a little orange around the rims, as dark as it is you can see the "floaties" drifting inside the liquid. The nose is close to voluptuous, sour cherry blends with prune, raisin and fig notes, spreads milk chocolate, coffee ice cream, caramel and butterscotch in a thick coat, the orange to tangerine scents favor tartness, the spiciness restrained, however, fights against the natural inclination towards sweetness, finishes noticeably clean and close to refreshing. Medium-bodied, sets itself squarely in your mouth. The carbonation comes on strong at first but does recede well, letting the flavors show better. Cola, anise, orange pekoe tea, caramel, butterscotch, the coffee and brown sugar add a toasty quality. Fresh apple, pear, cherry fruit mixed with fig, golden raisin, date. You get more straight out herbaceousness here than garden herbs per se. As it warms, the latent sourness comes out, particularly through the finish. Nice sense of pacing and change through the imbibing act.
11-13-2010 02:53:55 | More by farrago
District of Columbia
4.47/5 rDev +15.2%
wow... i had this in my fridge for a few months, but if i had known how good it was, it would have been drunk a long time ago. pours as dark brown as dark brown can be with a tan head that lingers for a bit before fading. nose is spice, roast, chocolate and fruit. very complex with lots of layers but overall a semi-sweet, bright and uplifting vibe. very nice. soft, full and slick. taste is chocolate at first (very quickly) rounded out by spice and fruit, which all seem to harmonize very well. i also pick up on a little floral or grassy character that i'm pretty sure is hops. very nice. everything is subtle, but well pronounced, and the alcohol is very well hidden. just a touch of acidity that comes off a hair sour, and really opens up the palate for all the flavor. a bit less carbonated than other common bsdas, making for a smoother and less prickly drink. like i said earlier, i barely noticed the high abv, and actually found it to be one of the easiest drinking high abv beers i've had in a while. very well done. quite a treat. go 12 percent!!
10-20-2010 21:17:59 | More by timtim
New Jersey
4.15/5 rDev +7%
-10.5% abv. BB 6/11. Consumed 9/10. #03717.
A: A rich chocolate pour produces a monstrous foam structure that nearly occupies the full contents of the glass even on a gentle pour. Active and fizzy carbonation pops on the surface while the head showed amazing restraint to fall, slowly lapsing leaving a squeaky clean glass wall. Even behind strong backlighting it was hard to see any light though this dark burgundy colored body, but slight glimpses of feverish effervesce and macro-sized particulate matter could be quickly observed.
S: Dried cola and caramel appear upfront but was lightly regarded. A faint hop spiciness is detected along with some rich chocolate presence on the finishing trail.
T: Sharp and spicy nature opens things up with some dried cola and caramel of along with some yeasty regards of fresh apple slices. The active carbonation really defines the flavor bringing about a sharp, detailed delivery of the flavors with warming licorice and alcohol really standing out in the middle of the palate. A sharp Belgian hops spiciness comes about with some warm cola, dried molasses, apples, pears and bright oranges all combining to giving this great depth and complexity with some spicy nature to boot. Smooth and incredibly refined for 10.5% abv with no rough spots what so ever.
M: Tight and bubbly hold with a sharp carbonation factor. Medium body with some warming spiciness on the inner cheeks and a bite on the finish.
D: Very accessible for 10.5%. A chalice is so desirable that you will quickly find yourself wanting more. Incredibly smooth and spicy with a great malt backing makes this a very enjoyable sipper that will you will find constantly up to your mouth and a hard one to put down (on the table that is).
09-13-2010 22:34:55 | More by beerthulhu
3.58/5 rDev -7.7%
Label notched July, 11 or 12... I don't like "notched" dating. It's never clear and a YEAR is a big difference. Ok, enough complaining.
11.2oz brown squatty pry-top bottle.
Pours with little off-white head that recedes quickly leaving the glass clean.
Nose is awesome! Lots of dried figs, dates and prunes. Dark brown sugar, burnt sugar, a note of wet wool, and freshly rained-on yellow pine bark (oddly specific, I know).
Palate is bright and clean up until that burnt sugar thing comes raging in to take over and make the palate seem awkward. There's some acidity there (no funk flavors though), and dates dominate. Finish is abrupt and interrupted by, wait for it, burnt sugar.
The nose makes this super promising...but that palate is trashed by what must be over-malted malt. Maybe as it warms up....
Food pairing: some stinky-ass soft-ripened cheeses, almonds and dates on a toasted baguette.
05-31-2010 03:00:30 | More by SFLpunk
New York
4.4/5 rDev +13.4%
Eating some Chaussee aux Moines and Selle-sur-Cher cheeses with this beer right now. Delicious. Beautiful dark brown body and tan head, a close resemblance to Rochefort 10. Very subtle flavors of prunes and figs, with some spicy undertones. Aroma is bright and sweet! I can smell it a few feet away. High alcohol content is not overly present in the taste --- excellent blend. Feel is incredibly thick and full bodied.. not water in the slightest bit. I love this beer!
02-25-2010 20:32:23 | More by prsguitarsr4me
3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
Served in a Sloeber tulip glass.
Pours a very dark, murky brown with a thick, creamy, foamy head that lingers awhile, but leaves no real lacing behind. The nose holds hints of raisins, figs, dark malts, and even a bit of coffee. The taste follows, beginning with the malty sweetness, followed by the fruitiness, and finishing with a bit of powdered coffee. The body is surprisingly moderate, with a slight watery quality, which makes this brew pretty drinkable, but keeps it from any real greatness.
02-15-2010 13:20:10 | More by TMoney2591
4.35/5 rDev +12.1%
La Botteresse Noire pours a fairly clear (at least until the yeast is roused) dark chestnut brown body beneath a creamy head of light tan. The head holds quite well, and maintains an almost solid cap long after it's dropped to the surface. Mountains of lace rise up shortly along the walls of the glass along with some tiny spots.
In the nose it displays a touch of delicate spice, a drop of dark chocolate, and a light waft of fruitiness.
In the mouth it's delicately zesty, and then spongy as it warms and becomes more airy. Beyond that bit of zest, it's medium-light bodied (or is that light-medium?) and soft and smooth.
The flavor is initially a bit chocolatey with suggestions of dark malt, but it opens up to display its softly candyish and gently fruity side as it warms. It's a little bit sweet, and just a touch tart, teetering that way from start to finish. Then the darker and more chocolatey notes emerge in the finish, surrounded by swirling notes of subtle spice. There are suggestions of leafy, grassy and spicy (?- might be spice!) hops there as well, in the background, and it's fairly dry with a hint of acidity. It lingers with some dark chocolate, a smear of leafy hops, and a dull bitterness. The alcohol is very well cloaked, but it becomes more apparent towards the end of the glass.
The drinkability is quite high. It's readily accessible, and it has a good deal of complexity. It should be an enjoyable beer for both newbies and aficionados alike.
10-23-2009 20:54:12 | More by NeroFiddled
New York
3.78/5 rDev -2.6%
Pours a near black color with a big dense creamy head that dissipated into a beautifully fluffy cap, active carbonation bubbles racing to the top. The aroma is somewhat faint, I pick up some raisins and grains, pretty disappointing for a BSDA. The taste starts of tart with lemon and green apples which transitions into prunes, carob, and a touch of tobacco earthiness. Slight booziness in the flavor. Moderate to light feel, active carbonation, finishes with a lemony tartness. A different BSDA than the mainstream but still good. This one is more tart than sweet and boozy. Has better balance than the style but doesn't have the depth of flavor. Definitely worth trying.
07-04-2009 02:27:03 | More by Gmann
3.55/5 rDev -8.5%
I poured this one from an 11.2oz stubby brown bottle into a large chalice.
A= This ale poured a deep brown color with reddish highlights. Lots of sediment visible in the glass. The tan head rose about 3/4" and then slowly disappeared altogether, leaving zero lacing becind.
S= Oddly, this beer smelled better at 48 degrees then it did at 55 degrees! Seriously, I took it from the fridge, let it warm for a few minutes, then poured. Initially I found aromas of dark sweet malts, roasted grain, ripe plums, raisins, and a faint yeasty funk - pretty good really. As it warmed, I found a vinous character and some frankly terrible sherry-like aromas emerge.
T= Fortunately, the flavors of this beer were more consistent than the aromas. Lots of malty sweetness started things off and carried through each sip. A roasty-toasty chocolate note was in there too. Dark fruity esters and a rich treacle flavor preceded a yeasty pop midway. Finish was fairly sweet and showed a lot of the chocolate character.
MF= Heavy side of medium bodied with a medium-high carbonation level and fairly slick mouthfeel. More of a tongue-coater than a refreshing palate cleanser.
D= This was an interesting beer and one I would have again. Though the alcohol was pretty well hidden, the flavor profile would make it tough to have more than one in a sitting.
06-19-2009 05:03:23 | More by spointon
New York
3.53/5 rDev -9%
Bottle. Pours a dark brown with a small light tan head. Aroma of spices upfront with roasted malt and roasted nuts, and dark fruits (fig especially) in the background. Flavor of sweet fruits, some breadiness, and spices. A bit on the sweet side but otherwise tasty.
06-11-2009 19:38:52 | More by LilBeerDoctor
3.98/5 rDev +2.6%
A: Dark brown-red body, thin khaki foam, moderate lacing..
S: Strong spice notes pair well with the strong yeast presence. Pepper, caramelized sugar and roasted malts.
T: More of the same from the nose. The taste is heavily spiced. Hearty malt body... booze comes through quite a bit... lingering yeast goodness
M: Smooth, solid carbonation, spice and alcohol leave a slight burn
D: A solid dark strong ale from a relatively unknown brewer courtesy of 12% imports.
03-14-2009 04:44:47 | More by callmemickey
La Botteresse Noire from Brasserie la Botteresse de Sur-les-Bois
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Ben Stein Argues Against Claims Middle Class Hurt by the Wealthy
Supposedly right-leaning actor, economist and former Nixon speech writer Ben Stein of late has become famous for advocating for higher taxes on the wealthy, but on Wednesday's The O'Reilly Factor on FNC, Stein was finally seen arguing from a conservative point of view again as he debated David Callahan of the left-wing group DEMOS, and argued that taxation rates on the wealthy are not to blame for the economic problems of the middle class.
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Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 12/22/2011 - 10:00am.
As long as liberals treat the economy as a zero-sum game where if one person earns a dollar it's because he took it from someone else, there will always be class warfare.
And it serves them well to do that.
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I wouldn't call him right leaning, but former right leaning.
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As long as the low-information voter doesn't take the time to learn that punishing the most productive in our economy fixes....ummm, nothing, the media/democrat party has a perpetual, never-ending talking point.
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As your baby grows, it can easily be converted to an infant seat by adding the removable toy arm with 2 soft toys featuring rattles for further stimulation and aid their hand-eye coordination. Melodies and sounds add to the fun.
For toddlers, just remove the toy arm and the rocker supports to extend to a higher position, allowing toddlers to have both a stationary seat and a rocker.
This Fisher-Price Rainforest Rocker folds easily for easy transport and storage.
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- Recline position maximum weight of child: 9 kg
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Your baby will love the Fisher-Price Rainforest Friends bouncer – perfect for sitting independently or relaxing when it's nap time.
Ideal for little ones up to 9 months/9 kg, particularly before they can sit up unaided on their own, this cosy baby bouncer lets them enjoy a good view of their surroundings as providing added stimulation through the detachable toy arch featuring spinning leaves with bat-at Take-Along Monkeys.
When it's time to relax, there's a gentle vibration option that little ones find very soothing. A 3-point fabric harness keep you child secure.
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Keep your baby entertained for hours with the Walk 'N' Rock Blue Baby Walker. The My Child Walk 'N' Rock baby walker features both rocking and walking features helping your baby to move in their early stages. Suitable from 6 months (max weight 12kg). Removable padded seat. Height adjustable. Converts to rocking mode. Supportive foot pad in rocker mode. Detachable play tray. Lights & Sound. Folds flat for storage. Speed restricting wheels/No-tip safety pads. Folds flat for storage. Product weight 5.5kg.Colour: Blue.
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The Chicco Hoopla Bouncer features an innovative sliding toy system that gives your child greater freedom to play in complete safety and comfort.
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Available in a range of colours, this bouncer features non slip feet and can be used as either a fixed position or rocker chair using the simple controls at the front. It also comes with a 3-point fully adjustable waist harness with padding for your baby's comfort and safety.
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This Chicco bouncer also has a modular seat that can be adapted to ensure continuous comfort as your little one grows.
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A high school student crashed a vehicle through a block wall, right into the backyard of a home. The vehicle ended up within inches of a child's swing set.
Police say the teenagers were out enjoying time off from Mountain Point High School and sped through the neighborhood going about 60 miles an hour. They lost control, smashed through a block wall, and into a backyard near 36th St and Warner.
"We had just gotten home from preschool and heard screeching tires coming up the road, and a white BMW bounced off a neighbors wall and came skidding into our backyard," said homeowner Gina Wagner.
Wagner says she was just about to send her small children out to play.
The teens were likely drinking or smoking pot before the crash, according to police. The driver was arrested for DUI.
People who live in the neighborhood say they've had enough and now they're taking action to keep the area safe.
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FIRST ON FOX: Exclusive Interview with WWE Roman Reigns
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WWE Live! is coming to the Breslin Center on Friday, September 13 at 7:30PM. Before the wrestlers hit the ring, we caught up with Roman Reigns, a member of The Shield. Appearing for the first time in Lansing at the Breslin Center, The Shield is matched up against some tough competitors, including the Prime Time Players.
We spoke to Roman about what led to his career as a professional wrestler, his involvement with The Shield and what to expect in Friday night's throwdown match-up at the Breslin Center.
Jane Sugiyama: Once a football player, now a wrestler--tell us about that transition.
Roman Reigns: Football made transitioning into wrestling easier because of the toughness that you have to have when playing football. You have to be aggressive and hard-nosed, and ultimately you must have the pedigree of being able to get through the hard times. You are constantly slamming into people and your body hurts. But, wrestling is worse than football, in the respect that you can never win; you can never beat the mat.
JS: What former wrestler do you model your moves after?
RR: Moves get recycled, but I tend to use "the spear" a lot. Former wrestler Edge made the move pretty popular, but I would like to think that I have tweaked it a little and made it even better.
JS: Other than "the spear," do you have a signature move?
RR: I have speared just about everyone in the WWE. It tends to be my move to end things and take the other guy out. My favorite is The Shield's finishing move called "The Triple Power Bomb." All together with the force of three men, we crush our opponent into the mat. It is really powerful.
JS: Tell us about the evolution, purpose and goal of The Shield.
RR: Every single day is a process and we are constantly evolving to make things our own. We like to go in new directions to keep things interesting and cool. We are all single competitors, but we have a common goal to make the WWE better. The Shield is working to revolutionize the company from the inside out, while fighting to make it to the top.
JS: What can we expect to see tomorrow night at the Breslin Center?
RR: We are taking on the Prime Time Players (PTP). Unfortunately for them, we are absolutely, one hundred percent going to win. The Shield always wins. But, PTP and Rob Van Dam may not be enough, if the situation arises, may have to pick off somebody else like Daniel Bryan.
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INDOT reports blowing snow is causing problems in areas near Winamac, LaPorte, Michigan City, South Bend and Mishawaka. It says it has more than 75 crews out clearing roads.
The National Weather Service earlier canceled a winter weather advisory for northern Indiana, but said lake effect snow showers were expected to continue into the night with additional snowfall accumulations of an inch or less.
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Lehigh Acres residents were left with a surprise on their curb Monday – the new 64-gallon recycle bins. The project began in Lehigh and the bins will soon be at 40,000 homes across the county. But not everyone was happy about the change. When Lee County first announced the project, not everyone was happy. Many thought the bins would be too big for some to roll to the end of the drive.
But one thing to be happy about is that the county says the more everyone recycles, the lower the county's trash rates will go.
Lehigh resident Dan Johnson watched as the new bins were dropped off Monday.
"It will be a lot less of a mess and keep the area cleaner. I think it will be a lot easier," he said. Easier, he says, because the new bins have wheels. But some fear rolling it won't be easy at all. Some elderly residents we spoke with say they're worried the 64 gallons may be too much.
"I don't think it will be much of an issue unless they have physical ailments," said David Hartness, who supports the new bins.
And anyone does need help - he says that's what neighbors are for. "If they need help call a neighbor or help line," he said. But like it or not, over 40,000 Lee County residents are set to get the 64-gallon bins.
Officials we spoke with say one of the reasons for the change is that the smaller bins would fill up too quickly. And when that happened, many people were simply putting their recyclables into the trash. Now, the bigger bins will help to cut Lee County's trash rates.
"More recycling less in the landfill," Hartness said.
Lee County picks up over 70,000 tons of recycled trash. That means about 45-percent of recyclables end up where they should.
And by 2020, the county wants to meet the state's goal of 75-percent. "So it's an opportunity for the county and state to make extra money to put back into the county," Hartness said.
The smaller recycling bins are being given to other neighborhoods that need them. If you haven't gotten a bigger bin yet - it's coming. The county expects to have them all rolled out by June.
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With the recent news that EA will be taking over the UFC video game, one may assume that this is THQ's informal resignation and admission that anything after UFC 09 was crap. The company is in the...
We as MMA fans know, there isn't going to be an event in March besides UFC on FX Alves vs Kampmann and Tate vs Rousey. Then stretching until April 14th for the Fuel TV event in Sweden.
After over a year in development, UFC Undisputed 3 is finally here and it's well worth the wait. THQ went all out this time around with this game, including over 150 fighters, fresh new modes, updated presentation and several gameplay tweaks. Although there are a few issues with UFC Undisputed 3, the sheer amount of updates make this game a must buy for UFC fans.
UFC Undisputed 3 is finally here. But will it have been worth the wait?
THQ, makers of the UFC Undisputed 3 video game, have fun a handy simulation of the UFC 143 headliner: Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit for the interim UFC welterweight title. After 25 bouts here are some stats: -- Diaz won by technical knockout with strikes to the body once -- Diaz defended 40 percent of Condit's takedown attempts -- Condit won by technical knockout with strikes to the leg once -- Diaz and Condit threw a combined total of 6,675 punches -- Condit shot for a takedown within the first round in all matches -- Diaz won by submission in seven matches
Perhaps taking a page out of EA MMA, UFC Undisputed 3, slated to hit stores in January 2012, will include a new mode with a Japanese influence -- the elements of the now-defunct PRIDE organization. ...
The votes have been tallied and UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva will grace the cover of the upcoming UFC Undisputed 3 video game. THQ made the announcement Saturday during an official...
THQ has released a playable demo for its UFC Undisputed 3 video game featuring a fantasy match-up between Jon Jones and Anderson Silva.
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One of the interesting things about the long-slide Glock 17L competition pistol, is that Glock was able to engineer it to reliably function with the same recoil spring assembly used on the shorter Glock 17, despite the longer slide and barrel. This was done by removing as much excess metal as possible from the 17L slide assembly, by machining cut-outs and recesses in non-critical areas of the slide. By getting the weight down to nearly the same weight of a model 17 slide/barrel assembly, the same recoil spring could be used without compromising reliability.
The photos below are of a late Gen1 model 17L and early Gen2 model 17, manufactured a little over a year apart (side-profile photos of these two guns can be seen in posts number 7 and 18, above). Although the frames were quite a bit different, as far as I can determine, there were no changes made to the basic Glock 17 slide assembly between these two models, so any differences are attributable to the machining required to lighten the slide for the model 17L.
The top view shows the most obvious difference; the "window" in the top of the slide between the front sight and the ejection port. This was not only for weight reduction; some 17L models were shipped with an optional ported barrel, which directed hot expanding gasses up through ports cut into the barrel, and out through this window, helping to reduce/suppress the tendency for the muzzle to rise or flip during recoil. On later Gen3 17L pistols, this window has been moved or reduced slightly in length to allow a larger base for mounting longer front sights, such as the light-pipe sights often used in action-shooting competitions.
Flipping the slides over, we see the first major internal weight-reduction cut, along the lower-right edge of the 17L slide. This cut is deep, extending very close to the top surface of the slide.
On both sides of the slide where the breech (or chamber) portion of the barrel slides up and down during cycling, the slide is much thicker, to guide the barrel into position as the slide opens and closes. These thick areas were reduced by machining the solid slab areas into "ribs", removing metal in two different spots so the barrel still would be correctly guided into position, but without using all the metal left in place on the model 17 pistols.
Right-side view (17L slide at the bottom):
and left side view (17L slide at the top):
These lightening cuts allowed the early Glock 17L competition pistols to exhibit the same high level of reliability as the service-grade model 17s, with the added perks of an extended sight radius and a lighter trigger connector, making them one of the first factory-issued long-slide high-capacity competition pistols on the market.
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From the Dean
Welcome to the School of Arts and Humanities! As the School's Dean, it is a pleasure to serve the departments that fulfill the College's mission of offering a Liberal Arts Education with strong and vital creative programs. Our courses and degree programs are among the best in the Bronx, producing numerous art exhibitions, television shows, dance recitals, musical performances and theatrical productions each year. Our faculty features a former Poet Laureate, an Oscar-winning composer, an Emmy-winning television series producer, actors, artists, art historians, CGI animators, dancers, historians, journalists, literary critics, novelists, performance artists, philosophers, poets, writers...all leaders in their respective fields. They are an exceptionally talented and active artist-scholar-teacher group, dedicated to training a new generation of talent...See more
School of Arts and Humanities Mission
The School of Arts and Humanities mission is to synthesize our nine departments missions, nearly three dozen program goals, and collective hundreds of courses outcomes, all aimed at broadly educating students and instilling them with critical thinking and problem solving skills. Further it is to provide students with collaborative experiences, creative career preparations that ultimately lead to their Lehman College graduation, and to their living meaningful, productive, successful and well-rounded lives.
2014- 2015 Arts and Humanities "Works in Progress" Lecture Series
All talks take place from 12:30-2:00 PM. Coffee, tea and cookies are served.
WHEN: September 24, 2014, 12:30-2PM
WHERE: Speech & Theatre B20
WHO: Ni'Ja Whitson Adebanjo, Lecturer, Dance & Theatre Department
TALK: A Meditation on Tongues: Re/Imagining Black & Queer Masculinities
OVERVIEW: This talk will engage gender and sexuality as a site; an embodied locale by which to (re)vision the political/cultural work of Black Queer artists of the 1980s and 1990s. Here, we question the appropriation of language, gender, sexuality, toward a reconstruction of Spirit and the Self.
WHEN: October 29, 2014, 12:30-2PM
WHERE: Art Department Room FA005
WHO: Herbert R. Broderick, Professor, Art Department
TALK: A Hellenistic Moses in Anglo-Saxon England
OVERVIEW: The talk will be based on my forthcoming book to be published by the University of Notre Dame Press (no date yet for publication) entitled – Moses the Egyptian in the Illustrated Old English Hexateuch (London, British Library Cotton MS Claudius B.iv) – where I demonstrate that Moses is depicted with 10 distinctive attributes in this mid-11th-century Anglo-Saxon manuscript, including the first extant example of Moses shown with "horns," a motif familiar to many people from Michelangelo's famous statue of Moses in Rome. The majority of these attributes can be shown to be derived from late Romano/Egyptian art associated with the representation of generals, kings, and priests.
WHEN: December 3, 2014, 12:30-2PM
WHERE: Music 313
WHO: Peggy S. Conner, Assistant Professor and Externship Coordinator, Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences
TITLE: What's in a word: Spoken word learning in a hyperpolyglot
OVERVIEW: Hyperpolyglots, talented language learners who have learned to speak over a dozen languages, provide a unique opportunity to look at the process of spoken word learning. Here I present the case of a hyperpolyglot who speaks over 2 dozen languages and compare his performance with that of monolingual speakers of American English on a dynamic assessment of novel spoken word learning. The quantitative and qualitative results of this assessment are discussed from a psycholinguistic perspective as they inform us about the unique talents that may underlie prodigious language learning.
Faculty Spotlight
The School of Arts and Humanities welcomes new faculty members:
The School of Arts and Humanitie welcomes Associate Dean Gina Dominique Hersey, who joined Lehman College's Academic Administratvie team, and the Art Department faculty last Fall. For fourteen years prior to her appointment she was a Professor of Art & Art History at Delta College. During the last four years, she was also the Art Department Chair. She maintains an active studio art practice and regularly exhibits her work. Dean Dominique Hersey was the recipient of the 2012 Barstow-Frevel Scholarly Achievement Award.
In the Department of JCT (Dance & Theater, Dance), Ni'ja Whitson (Lecturer) joins the Dance faculty. Ni'Ja Whitson, MFA is an interdisciplinary artist and independent choreographer who draws from a nexus of African Diasporic performance practices. Her research and performance work has been presented in Africa, Brazil, Canada, and across the United States. She is currently a Movement Research Artist in Residence and a 2013 Creative Capital "On Our Radar" artist.
The department of Languages & Literatures (French) welcomes Amin Erfan (Lecturer) as a faculty member. Erfani received his BA in French and Comparative Literature and his Master in French from Stony Brook University (SUNY). He subsequently received a PhD in French with certificates in Comparative Literature and Psychoanalytic Studies from Emory University. He has initiated a series of productions of contemporary French plays with his original English translations, particularly from works by Bernard-Marie Koltès, and Valère Novarina.
New to the Department of African & African American Studies, is Dr. Mary Phillips (Assistant Professor), who received her B.S in Health Studies at Michigan State University, her M.A in African and African American Studies at The Ohio State Universit, and her Ph.D. in African and African-American Studies at Michigan State University. Her research looks at the intersections of black power and black feminist theories through the lens of the Black Panther Party.
In the Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences, Peggy S. Conner (Assistant Professor) joins the faculty. Ms. Conner was recently awarded a Ph.D. in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. She specialized in aphasia, dyslexia, fluency and multilingualism and her dissertation was entitled, "Novel spoken word learning in adults with developmental dyslexia."
In the Department of Philosophy, Jessica Gordon-Roth (Assistant Professor) joins Lehman College from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Ms. Gordon-Roth received her Ph.D. and M.A. in Philosophy from the University of Illinois at Chicago and her B.A. in Philosophy from Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts. Professor Gordon-Roth's area of specialization is the history of early modern philosophy; especially John Locke.
Joining the Department of Music, is new faculty member Allan Molnar (Lecturer). Allan Molnar resides in New York where he teaches at Lehman College and freelances in the music industry. Previously, Molnar was active as a percussionist and educator in Toronto, Canada and is a recipient of the prestigious "Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence". Allan Molnar is a Jazz Lecturer in the Lehman Music Department and serves as the artistic director and producer of the Johnny Pacheco Latin Music and Jazz Festival at Lehman College. Check out the Jazz Festival: www.lehman.edu/academics/arts-humanities/music/jazzfest.php
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Thursday, April 24, 2014 at 7PM in the Lovinger Theater, Dean Deirdre Pettipiece hosted the first annual Dean's Award Benefit for the School of Arts and Humanities, giving out four awards. The first two went to two Bronx arts community members Pregones Theater's founder Rosabla Rolon, and author Esmeralda Santiago. She also honored two Lehman School of Arts and Humanities faculty members, Distinguished Lecturer Michael Bacon and Distinguished Professor John Corigliano. Charles R. Hale, Arists Without Walls co-founder, was Master of Ceremonies. Lehman student dancers and Musical Theater cast members performed. Internationally renowned violinist Philippe Quint was featured in the final performance. It was a most memorable event.
Charles Hale, Master of Ceremonies, Dean Deirdre Pettipiece and Joe McElligot
2014 Dean's Award student dance
2014 Dean's Award Recipient, Rosalba Rolon, Pregones Theater founder
2014 Dean's Award Recipient, Esmeralda Santiago, author (via video)
2014 Dean's Award Recipients John Corigliano, Michael Bacon with Dean Deirdre Pettipiece
Joe McElligot, Director City and Humanities Program and Associate Dean Gina Dominique Hersey
Jerold Barnard, MMC Director, Lehman Studios
Henry Ovales, Assistant Director Lovinger Theater, Assistant Professor Amy Larimer, Dante Albertie, Director Lovinger Theater
Beryl Goldberg's Burkina Faso Portraits exhibition opening reception at the Leonard Lief Library
Show runs March 3-31 in the Library Gallery
Robert Valentine, Marie Marianetti, Bertrade Ngo-Ngijol Banoum, Gina Dominique Hersey, Beryl Goldberg, Deirdre Pettipiece, Janet Munch, Sharon Freedberg
Dean Pettipiece on NBC's "The Debrief" with David Ushery!
TDF Partnership: Lehman, along with three other CUNY colleges, has embarked on a partnership with the Theatre Development Fund to bring the experience of live theatre to Lehman students and staff—including new courses, discounted memberships, and campus events. Click here for more details.
Proceedings are available for last spring's symposium "The City and Hispanic Literatures," sponsored by the School of Arts and Humanities and the Department of Languages and Literatures: click here to read them!
Give to Arts and Humanities! With the kind cooperation of the Lehman Foundation, we've created links that let you give to the program of your choice, including City and Humanities, Dance, Lehman Stages, Music, Theatre, and a new program called Access to the Arts. Click here to learn how it works.
Last modified: Aug 14, 2014