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Mean Manalishi Double I.P.A. - Hoppin' Frog Brewery
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Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +5.1%
Above average DIPA. Good aroma, good, no a great bittereness. Grapefruit colour with a little, though bubbly head.IBU 80-90 in taste as it is drinkable, rememering we are doing an assault force of DIPAs, and the malt is at the end, though lists at 160.
08-08-2008 23:27:16 | More by Sammy
3.95/5 rDev +5.6%
Pours hazy and orange, maybe a little darker. Head is white and fluffy, decent retention.
Aroma is powerfully grapefruity. Lots of hops, only a little malt, no alcohol.
Taste is bitter and fruity but balanced and controlled. The malt presence is stronger in the taste than in the aroma. Nice all around.
Medium body, medium/hight bitterness, plenty of CO2. Very drinkable.
04-20-2008 23:38:10 | More by t0rin0
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
02-18-2012 06:02:26 | More by djrn2
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +7%
12-04-2011 22:29:58 | More by nmann08
New York
3.88/5 rDev +3.7%
A: The beer is relatively clear copper in color and has a high amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a finger high dense beige head that has excellent retention properties and consistently left a thin head covering the surface and lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: The smell has a mixture of citrus, floral and pine resin aromas from the hops.
T: Like the smell, the hops dominate the taste and flavors of pine resin seem to stand out in particular. Advertised as 168 IBUs, there is a high amount of bitterness.
M: It feels medium-bodied and crisp on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation. There is some dryness in the finish.
O: Although this beer is very hoppy and bitter, it's relatively drinkable and the alcohol is well hidden from the taste.
04-20-2012 01:10:56 | More by metter98
4.5/5 rDev +20.3%
Warmly glowing red-orange-bronze with turmeric colored trim. This is a beautiful DIPA that could easily be mistaken for an American barleywine. The densely creamy crown looks like orange-caramel mousse and also looks to be full of hop resins due to the impressive amount of glass coverage that has occured so far.
The aroma doesn't ease off the accelerator for one second. Although it's difficult to believe 168 IBUs, I suppose it is possible. In any case, the beer smells like it's chock-a-block full of both caramel malt and C-hops. I get tired of describing DIPAs noses as brown sugar, grapefruit, orange and pine, but that's what's in here. I think I'm gonna like this one.
Mean Manalishi walks a very fine line. On one side of the line is too much caramel malt and on the other is just short of too much caramel malt. To clarify, that's with respect to flavor, not body. Thankfully, it isn't anywhere near the gooey, sticky mess that some DIPAs tend to be.
In spite of the 'toasted bread slathered with melted caramel' flavor of the malt, the 'citrus pith on steroids' flavor of the hops is able to punch through with authority. While those competing (yet complementary) flavors go toe-to-toe, the sweetness of the former is no match for the scathing alpha acid bitterness of the latter. This stuff isn't called *Mean* Manalishi simply because it sounds cool. Which it does.
My wavering on the all-important taste score is now officially over. There's so much juicy, buzzsaw-like hop flavor in every mouthful that I don't know how the final score could ever have been in doubt. There's no question but that MM is Ohio's hoppiest beer. For once, the words 'extreme', 'assertive' and 'intense' aren't mere marketing malarky.
No alcohol is appreciated. I'm not sure how it could be given wall-to-wall hop resinousness. Drinkability is directly proportional to one's hopheadedness. This bomber is going to obliterate my taste buds for the remainder of the night, but that's a tradeoff that I'm more than willing to make.
The mouthfeel might be a fraction lighter than the style average. That isn't a negative in this case because it keeps things moving smartly along. This is a 'begs to be gulped' beer, not an 'asks to be sipped' beer. The fact that I wouldn't want it any lighter or any heavier is reason enough for the above score.
I continue to be delighted by the deliciousness coming out of Ohio's second best brewery. Mr. Karm creates big beer for big beer lovers and does it exceptionally well. I always make sure to grab a handful of Hoppin' Frog bombers when I get back to the Buckeye State. I might have to make it two handfuls this time. Mean Manalishi means business.
12-02-2007 23:27:15 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +17.6%
Appearance: Pours a hazy amber color with a nice head that leaves plenty of lace
Smell: Resinous aroma with plenty of grapefruit pith
Taste: Forget about the malt as the grapefruit flavors assault the taste buds from the get go; it just builds from there, with some pineapple and floral sweetness that appears at the finish
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: One wild DIPA for the hop heads; quite an achievement
09-17-2007 00:21:24 | More by brentk56
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
08-01-2014 06:31:25 | More by zestar
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
Everything I've had from Hoppin' Frog has been very good thus far. That ride continues here. The beer begins with a brigt amber-chesnut color with bright clarity, fantastic head formation, retention, lacing, and legging. An impressive look. The aromas are a beautiful blend of caramel maltiness, orange rinds, candied cherries, pine-floral-citrus hop juiciness. Flavors of the malts, fruits and hops are all there in force- making a nicely blended backdrop for hops. The hop flavor rides just behind the malts, but bite hard in the back of the throat and amplify an alcoholic taste that boarders on harsh and astringent. Texutres are very heavy and leaves some unattenuated malt syrupy textures. Alcohols and hops help to cut the sweetness, but create a harsh fusal sensation in the back of the thoat that promises heartburn later. All in all, this is a good example for the style. Although some age will help to round out the alcohols, the hops will fall into a more timid, herbal state. If I can find another bottle, perhaps I'll do just that.
07-13-2008 23:42:51 | More by BEERchitect
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
Bottle: Poured a bright copper color ale with a medium foamy head with good retention but minimal lacing. Aroma consists of deep caramel malt with some astringent and bitter hops. Taste is also a mix between some caramel malt with limited sweetness and some astringent and dry bitter hops. I would have better appreciated this beer had more citrusy or floral notes been discernable. Medium body with good carbonation and no alcohol tasted. Not bad overall but still far away from some of the top beers from this style.
10-10-2008 15:39:11 | More by Phyl21ca
South Carolina
4.15/5 rDev +11%
Grabbed this one in a trade recently, but have had it before. Very nice twenty two ounce bottle that was served chilled in a pint glass. Consumed on 08/27/2008.
The pour was one of the best I have ever seen for the style. Rich dark amber color with a ton of orange highlights mixed in throughout. Tond of haze and a nice two inch foam top that never wanted to settle. The bottom of the glass was riddled with sticky foam once i was done. Really very well done here for sure.
The aroma was tons of sticky, resin like hops all the way. Oodles of pine aroma, mixed in with some rich orange and tangerine. Sight hint of a sweet malty base around here as well. The flavor here was much of the same. Rich pine hops, sticky with a resin like flavor and a good bready and biscuit like base to it. Nice balance here, but still way leaning towards the hops in terms of a definte direction. Nice medium feel was morethen adequatly carbonated and the alachol was soo well hidden, I plowed through this one much quicker then I should have,
Overall this was a solid beer. On the better side of the IPA's I have had as of late. I would have no isse at all with trying this one again sometime soon. A very solid offering that I would love to get ahold of again.
08-28-2008 00:50:58 | More by mikesgroove
4/5 rDev +7%
11-09-2012 03:25:42 | More by kjkinsey
3/5 rDev -19.8%
01-10-2012 08:23:29 | More by ygtbsm94
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
11-10-2012 14:06:42 | More by Texasfan549
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
04-26-2013 23:35:47 | More by spycow
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
12-02-2013 03:57:08 | More by jaydoc
3.13/5 rDev -16.3%
This beer poured out as an amber color with a foamy white head on top that had a nice lacing to it. The smell of the beer wasn't quite as floral as I was hoping for, it had a hops on the nose but they were much more earthy than citrusy. The taste of the beer was similar to the nose. I wish that this was a little bit more of a brighter IPA instead of a muddy earthy one. The mouthfeel was decent on this beer, it had a good amount of body but nothing too exciting either. Overall this beer was good if you like the Eastern style or English IPA's. For me, I enjoy the Western ones more so this one wasn't really going anywhere with me.
01-02-2012 06:00:40 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
2.53/5 rDev -32.4%
A friend of mine here in Greensboro thinks this beer is the one all be all and shared a bottle with me Sunday night.Poured into a standard pint glass a deep clear amber/bronze with a half finger slight off white head atop,great clarity and hue to the beer.Whoo man the aromas are borderline harsh,just wicked resin with a bit of caramel base but the hop onslaught is wicked in not such a good way.The 168 IBU's is just overkill on the palate,its dry as all get out and bitter to the hilt,wicked pine resin and alcohol make you wanna grab a glass of water and chug it.Iam a full on hophead but this is overkill to the umteenth degree,sorry Brian I told ya I liked it but man that stuff is harsh.
07-16-2008 20:58:15 | More by oberon
4.1/5 rDev +9.6%
A ton of suspended sediment slowly swirls in the direction of the pour. Dirty reddish amber tone, sheets of lacing in the glass.
Rich resiny hops, candied grapefruit comes through in a big way. Strangely a touch of sterile gauze wafts in, but doesn't stick around. Vegetal hop aroma.
Lots of pale malt flavor, as it sits, the hop element becomes less bitter and pretty agreeable overall. Mainly grapefruit with a few random pine needles jabbed in it for good measure. Savory bitterness in the end, mild spice that can't be positively ID'ed. Some sort of mustardy notes come in toward the end. Alternately fruity and herbal.
Full bodied, but still retaining a pleasant drinkability. Worth the price of admission. 168 IBUs...and i'm 129 years old. I would try this next to Dreadnaught, Goose IIPA, or similar for a good head-to-head battle.
03-01-2008 02:30:44 | More by emerge077
4.08/5 rDev +9.1%
A - Poured out a somewhat cloudy, copper color with burgundy hues. It had a small, foamy, white head that left minimal lace.
S - It smelled very sweet with orange peel, some grapefruit and nice pine notes.
T - It tasted of sweet bubblegum, hoppy pine flavors. Plenty of citrus flavors with mild grapefruit tartness.
M - It was sharp and crisp with a dry finish. A medium bodied DIPA.
D - This is a really nice Imperial IPA. Despite its strength it was fairly easy drinking.
05-04-2009 01:42:36 | More by zeff80
4/5 rDev +7%
12-12-2011 00:48:40 | More by JAHMUR
4.2/5 rDev +12.3%
Pours a clear very dark amber with brown and reddish tints. Minimal tannish head doesn't really stay long, but leaves decent lacing on the way down. Nose is super floral hops. Strong and unrelenting. Flavor is very strong. Acidic almost at first. Firm woody edges. Very, very earthy. Feel is sticky on liquid and the carbonation is good. Surprisingly, this ends up being a pretty drinkable DIPA as I tore through the bottle and was finished well before I wished. A nice DIPA, though a bit heavy on the robust side.
01-20-2008 23:20:51 | More by RblWthACoz
Rhode Island
4.6/5 rDev +23%
Acquired from nlmartin courtesy of Birthday Club 2, so a big "Thank you" goes out to him. Poured from a 22oz bottle into a mug glass.
A: The beer is a bright orange color with a short off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is loaded with floral hops and fruity citrus with some caramelized malt.
T: The taste starts out with a good burst of hops bitterness, then a strong citrus sweetness follows. The malt character is not too heavy, but is hearty enough to provide a good balance. The after-taste is slightly bitter.
M: Very crisp and very smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is clean and dry.
D: Very tasty, goes down easily, not too filling, good kick, nice representation of style, I could certainly drink this beer for a long time. So far, after having this beer and BORIS The Crusher, it appears as though Hoppin' Frog Brewery does the big beers very well.
11-04-2007 01:02:24 | More by TheManiacalOne
3.95/5 rDev +5.6%
A - Pours with one finger of off-white foam with a reddish tinge. The body is a clear, red-copper color. The head settles quickly, leaving thick strands of lace.
S - Fruity pineapple and mango hops with some pine and mint undertones. A substantial note of toffee and caramel malt is looming behind the hops.
T - Fruity pineapple hops with an equal proportion of resinous pine. Big notes of sweet malt with caramel and toast mixes with the hops and highlights the pineapple character. Big hop bitterness comes on in the finish and coats the palate, but isn't quite enough to overwhelm the very sweet malt.
M - Medium-thick body, moderately high carbonation, and a sweet finish.
D - The hop character is really very nice, especially in the aroma, with lot of fruit, but enough pine to keep it a bit earthy. Despite big bitterness, that is unfortunately a bit asprin like, the malt is so sweet that it cannot be balanced out. It is odd to come across a big, bitter DIPA that is cloyingly sweet, but this one is. Kind of a mixed bag overall, great hops character, but just too sweet. If they would dry it out a bit and smooth the bitterness down, this could compare favorably to Hopslam.
10-02-2009 02:54:03 | More by nickfl
2.85/5 rDev -23.8%
22oz brown bomber.
The appearance is a tricky one, at one point my pint showed a clear reddish amber color but after about 8-10oz poured out the particles on the bottom of the bottle rushes into the rest of the liquid. Now its cloudy, nearly turbid with small bits of sediment that does not want to settle to the bottom of the glass. Half decent head retention.
Big pungent and sharp hoppy aroma of the rind from a fresh peeled grapfruit, spearmint and wild flowers with a hint of caramel malt in the back of the nose.
Sharp bitterness from the hops cuts deep, luckily it has a lot to cut through. Creamy full body with a solid maltiness that screams caramel and a little bit of toasted malt. All of the malt gets beat back down and the drying hop bitterness takes over. Grapefruit peel, tobacco and black tea from the hops. Finishes dry and overly bitter and astringent.
168 IBUs ... hmmm, your tasted buds can only handle about 80 IBUs so this is aiming for overkill and that is what it ends up being. Its so hoppy that it masks the mildly solvent alcohol for the most part. Keep the sediment out, tone down the bitterness and focus on more hop flavor and this would be a great DIPA. Great to try once but this ends up being a taste bud killer.
05-13-2008 01:46:55 | More by Jason
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|I am a Visiting Researcher in the School of Social Work and Social Policy and since June 2014 the Scientific Co-ordinator of the Irish Network for Research in Dementia and Neurodegeneration (INRDND). I hold a PhD in Social Policy, a Masters in Applied Social Research and a Higher Diploma in Statistics from Trinity College Dublin and a first class honours Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from the National University of Ireland, Galway. From 2005 to 2013 I worked as a Research Fellow in the Social Policy and Ageing Research Centre (SPARC) in the School of Social Work and Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin. In conjunction with researchers from SPARC I conducted projects in the area of long-term care services, the affective components of care work, migrant care workers, the role of grandparents in divorced and separated families, identity in later life and, in conjunction with researchers from the Trinity Longitudinal Study on Ageing, examined the impact of both early and later life circumstances on depressive symptoms and loneliness of older individuals. I also acted as a PI on a community based participatory research project which sought to examine the service needs of older people in a Dublin suburb. I was a member of the Ideas and Practice of Ageing Polices: European and National Perspective Network (2011-2013) and the MILES (Migrant Labour in Elder Care Sectors) Network (2006-2008). I have over 30 publications which include articles in a number of high ranking peer-reviewed international journals such as The Gerontologist, Ageing and Society, Ageing and Mental Health, the Journal of Social Policy and Health and Social Care in the Community. My PhD, which I pursued on a part time basis (2007-2011), and have converted into a monologue 'The Politics of Old Age: older peoples interest organisations and collective action in Ireland' (Manchester University Press, December 2014) examined the mechanisms through which older peoples interest groups exercise their social and political rights. Since 2008 I have frequently engaged as a lecturer in the School of Social Work and Social Policy in the area of ageing, care and social policy.
|Interdisciplinary Scientific Co-ordinator of the Irish Research Network in Neurodegeneration
|Member of the Ideas and practice of ageing polices: European and national perspective Network. Co-ordinated by Rune Ervik & Tord Skogedal Linden, Rokkan Centre, Bergen.
|Member of the School of Social Work and Social Policy Research Committee
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|Irish Social Policy Association
|European Social Policy Association (ESPAnet)
|Political Studies Association of Ireland
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|Action research
|Age related social policy
|Civic Engagement
|Community services
|Community-based participatory research
|Critical gerontology
|Domicilliary care
|Intergenerational Solidarity
|International Social Care Systems
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|Politics of the welfare state
|Social Constructivism
|Social Services Planning/Policy
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|Life histories of single older men and women
|This research study seeks to explore the pathways of non-marital status among older men and women in Ireland, the inter-relationship of earlier life events on individuals later social and economic situation, and the structural and social policy variables which impact upon the experience of growing older as a single person in twenty first century Ireland.
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|Living Independently at Home: Reforms in Organisation and Governance of European Home Care for Elderly and Disabled People
|The project will identify how 9 European countries have reformed their home help systems, by identifying the drivers of changes and responses in the organisation, provision, regulation and quality of home care/help. Hypotheses are that cross-national variation in reforms in home care policies 1) influence the involvement of different care sectors and the use of services vs. cash benefits, 2) shape the degree of formalisation/informalisation and the degree of professionalization, and 3) contribute to the quality of care. The study will be based on national legislation and statistics, national and international literature reviews, and on comparable OECD health data. The following countries participate: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Austria, UK and Ireland. PI for Irish strand of the study is Virpi Timonen, Co-Investigators Martha Doyle & Ciara O'Dwyer, Trinity College Dublin
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|European collaborative research project led by The Danish National Centre for Social Research
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|Divorce and separation impact upon relationships within nuclear and extended families, including relationships between grandparents, the divorced/separated couple and grandchildren. This study seeks to acquire a better understanding of how these inter-generational relationships are affected following divorce/separation. In particular, it seeks to explore some aspects of the experience and practical consequences of family break-up from the perspective of grandparents, a group rarely considered in discussions on divorce/separation. PI Virpi Timonen, Co-Investigators Ciara O'Dwyer and Martha Doyle.
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|Applying participatory research methods to improve community services for older people.
|The project examines service needs and utilisation among older people in the parish of Marino and Fairview in Dublin. It will provide an overview of the current levels of provision of supportive services for older people and shall make recommendations for better co-ordination of services at a local level. With the view to promoting the voice of the older people in the community, the research will identify priority issues and needs of the older people living in the area. The research will also seek to explore the opinions and concerns of service providers and informal care-givers in the area and address gaps in services, thus identifying how greater coordination of service activities can be achieved. PI Martha Doyle and Virpi Timonen
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|MILES (Migrant Labour in the Elder Care Sector)
|This is a pan-European research network that focuses on migrant care workers employed in the elder care sector. The project is co-ordinated by Dr Leeson and Dr Hoff of the Oxford Institute on Ageing.
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|Martha Doyle, The Politics of Old Age: older peoples interest organisations and collective action in Ireland , Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2014
|Anderson, S and Doyle, M , Student and staff mental health literacy and MindMatters Plus, Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling, vol 15, (2), 2005, p209 - 221
|Anderson, S and Doyle, M , Intervention and Prevention Programs to Support Student Mental Health: The Literature and Examples from the MindMatters Plus Initiative, Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling, vol 15, , (2), 2005, p220 - 227
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|Timonen, V., Doyle, M. and Prendergast , D. , No place like home: Domiciliary Care Services for Older People in Ireland, Liffey Press, Dublin., 2006
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RENTON, Wash. —If only Jim Mora could create as many wins as messages right now.
Seattle's new coach just released some veterans, including Edgerrin James, the NFL's active leading rusher. He promoted running back Louis Rankin, formerly released by the equally woeful Raiders, from the practice squad. The moves warned those who aren't producing to start doing so.
He sent another clear message to his flopping team last weekend when he left quarterback Matt Hasselbeck in for the entire blowout loss at Dallas - even though the three-time Pro Bowl passer still has broken ribs and was crumpled on the Cowboys' turf in the third quarter after getting crunched in the chest.
"I think you send the wrong message to your football team if you pull him out," Mora said. "I'm not going to take Matt Hasselbeck out when we're down like that and there's probably very little chance that we're going to win. I'm not going to send that message to this football team or our fans."
Instead, this is what Mora is sending: I'm not quitting on this season. You'd better not either.
That message worked in his first season with Atlanta in 2004.
"We were 6-2, and we went to Kansas City. They were up 35-3 on us at halftime," Mora said. "And I went in and I told the team at halftime, I said, 'We are not punting. I don't care where the football is. We're going to go for two. We're going to try to block every punt. We absolutely will not give in.'
"And we got beat 56-10."
After the game, Mora got a call from his father, who has the same name. The former NFL coach told his son: "Hey Jim, sometimes it's OK to punt."
"I'm trying to make a point here," Mora told his father. "My point is: we will not quit, we will not give in."
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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The History Colorado Center "Denver A to Z" exhibit taps into the essence of Denver letter by letter; "A" for adrenaline, "Z" for zombies and every letter in between. "Denver A to Z" represents the heart, the art, the whimsy, and the energy of Denver's people, places and moments in this lighthearted and interactive exhibit.
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Perhaps you are a frustrated competitive athlete or dancer who is just short of being in the elite category. Maybe you just want to be able to walk an hour without pain. Exercise is touted along with a good diet as the main prescriptions for healthy living, but many times our bodies speak louder than our desire to be active. In
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The City of Boulder Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a free movie screening on Friday, August 15, at Valmont City Park beginning at dusk. Residents are invited to use the bike park facilities and relax afterwards to watch "Back to the Future" on the big screen. This event is sponsored by Gebhardt BMW and presented by Boulder Outdoor Cinema.
The Bike and Movie Night is part of a city initiative to engage local neighborhoods by involving residents in recreational programming. Valmont City Park users and the local community were asked to participate in an
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Editor's note: Ms. Herz, shares her flood story with the community as a two-part series.
Tonight when I see her on the bus I am reminded how I now keep snacks in my office and backpack and purse in a fashion I never would have thought of as logical before. I am reminded how a few hundred people are still not back in their homes or have simply moved away. I am reminded how much the 500 year flood of Lyons, Colorado, rocked our world, and I'm reminded how my feelings out of necessity have been pushed aside for a later time and I guess that time is now.Read more: Reflections On The Flood (Part One)
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Fri, 22 August 2014
This episode begins with a surprise quiz from Brian's daughter Sam, which we all...failed. But it's great. D'awww.
Of course, we had to talk about all the reveals from gamescom! New Khans cards and mechanics, plenty of nifty artwork, and a Commander 2014 card are all there for us to talk about. From there we went to the fully revealed Duel Decks: Speed vs. Cunning decklists and discussed for a while.
After a short break, we decided to do a requested Story Circle. Never mind that it was requested a LONG time ago, that's not important right now. What is important, is that we're finally going to take on...The Hate Seed!
Come to the tiltEXPO for Chewie's podcasting panel and more! – http://www.tiltexpo.com/guests/
Ulasht, the Hate Seed Story Circle - http://themanapool.com/the-deck-box/storycircle336edh/
Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-336
Direct download: Episode_336_-_The_Sam_Quiz__The_Hate_Seed.mp3
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Sat, 16 August 2014
On this episode, the dorks are taking a look at card draw across the different colors of Magic. Card draw is a big and important thing in the game, so we're outlining how each color gets to do it. Or, in the case of white, doesn't do it. From card draw we move into the various forms of card selection, from Scry and Brainstorm to tutoring.
It turns out this topic was pretty broad, and in fact it was probably a little too broad for the show. So after stumbling around for a while we decided to just call it. The final thoughts get a little deep on this one, but you should listen to them. They're important. And you should really consider reading Jack's article.
Come to the tiltEXPO for Chewie's podcasting panel and more! - http://www.tiltexpo.com/guests/
From the Vault: Annihilation revealed - http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/look-inside-vault-annihilation-2014-08-11
Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-335
Direct download: Episode_335_-_Drawing_with_All_the_Colors.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 7:51 PM
Fri, 8 August 2014
Just be glad I didn't name this episode ZOMG. First up, after a long hiatus we've got a new Magic Mad Lib from Brian! Yay! Look up The Brute by the way, it's really weird.
Then we delve deep into our main topic - the Gods of Theros! Now that we've had a chance to play with them and see how they've done in the tournament world, we decided to revisit them. We're taking a look at what they do, how we like them, what you could do with them casually, their place in the Theros story, and their Greek pantheon equivalents. It's a lot of fun and it's very long, so we hope you enjoy!
I had to actually do some editing this episode, so keep on eye on TheManaPool.com for the outtakes in the coming days!
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This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-334
Direct download: Episode_334_-_Gods_Be_Praised_or_Not.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:19 PM
Fri, 1 August 2014
This epic-length episode is brought to you by the San Diego Comic-Con MTG panel and by Modern PTQs.
We had so much stuff to talk about that we had to recruit a guest to help us all out, and it's none other than the @Lansdellicious himself, Chris Lansdell. The former podcasting lady-of-the-night helps us cover all the ridiculous amount of information they hit us with at the MTG Panel at SDCC. Also, Mike and Brian tell you how they did in their Modern PTQ last weekend! Also, 3/3s for 3! Also, STICKERS!
Check out Chris's stuff on ManaDeprived: http://manadeprived.com/author/chris-lansdell/
All the SDCC MTG Panel news - http://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/2bsv28/summary_of_reveals_at_sdcc_so_far/
Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-333
Direct download: Episode_333_-_The_Comic-Con_One.mp3
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Wed, 30 July 2014
I enjoyed asking people Three Questions at GP Pittsburgh so much that the listeners decided to chip in and send me to Vegas to do it again! As always, I'm asking Three Questions to anyone willing to answer them, whether they're a listener, judge, pro player, innocent bystander, or just someone that catches my eye.
The real purpose of this show, like most of the stuff I do, is to entertain you - the listener. Rather than asking the same old questions that everyone else does, I'm looking to give you a slightly more off-the-wall look into these Magic players and judges and what-have-you by catching them off guard and putting them on the spot.
This episode covers Friday of GP Vegas. I stood in a line for a ridiculous amount of time, survived it, and started asking questions. I finally got to meet Jeremey Schofield face to face, which is good since he was the reason I made it to Vegas. Other highlights were the Voice of the Pro Tour Rich Hagon, everyone's favorite silent Canadian assassin KYT, and a couple of pro players you might know about, David Williams and The Great One himself, Bob Maher.
Hope you enjoy! Let me know what your answers would be! And keep an eye out for the next batch of Three Questions from Grand Prix Vegas coming soon!
Your host: Chewie
Direct download: Three_Questions_008.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 5:48 PM
Wed, 23 July 2014
The dorks are telling you all about resources! Magic is, at its cold dead heart, a game of resource management. The most basic source of those resources are lands. This episode, we're taking a look at lands as the fuel that makes the game go. We're sharing stories about particular lands, comparing Magic to other games, and going off-topic. Oh, there's also some news, of course. We're also going to tell you why land destruction is SUCH a pain and go over a few bits of news.
There's also a very big announcement about a couple of last-minute additions to the Kickstarter! Listen quickly, it runs out Thursday morning at 10:30 Eastern!
The Mana Pool's Kickstarter is ALMOST DONE! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/themanapool/the-mana-pool-mtg-merchandise-videos-podcasts-and
Clash Packs: http://magic.wizards.com/en/game-info/products/card-set-archive/magic-2015-core-set-clash-pack-decklists
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Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-332
Direct download: Episode_332_-_Renewable_Resources.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 4:22 AM
Thu, 17 July 2014
Of course this episode, the dorks that attended Prereleases are going to tell you how they did. That's a given at this point, don't you think?
But we're throwing a curve at you this episode with the addition of an old friend. Squanto is back this episode! One of the founding members of The Mana Pool, Squanto has returned so you guys can get reacquainted with him before the livestream this weekend. More on that later.
The real point of this episode is Black! We're talking all about the flavor, mechanics, and general awesomeness of Black as a color in Magic. Did you know that Black can justify almost anything in you either make them sacrifice some resource or make it a zombie? Apparently you can! You can learn all this and more this episode!
In other news, WE DID IT! We broke the first goal of $10,000 on the Kickstarter! Not only did we break it, but we broke it WHILE RECORDING! So you guys get to hear me lose my mind in the middle of the show. So now that we're good, let's shoot for stretch goals! We're no longer pushing so that you'll get stuff, you're guaranteed stuff now! We're pushing to get everyone BETTER stuff! The more people pledge, the better everything gets for everyone!
To help with the big push to the end, we're doing a livestream this weekend on Twitch! Join me (Chewie), Mike, Cluze from MNM and Card Advantage, Scott (roommate and webmaster) and Squanto (as producer) on Saturday starting at 10am Eastern time and going until we're sick of it. Join us for some Magic and lots of insanity!
The Mana Pool's Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/themanapool/the-mana-pool-mtg-merchandise-videos-podcasts-and
Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-331
Direct download: Episode_331_-_Squantos_Back_in_Black.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 3:12 AM
Fri, 11 July 2014
It's Magic 2015! The full set! We've got lots of discussion about the nifty looking cards we haven't previously talked about. There are also some rules clarifications from last episode. We had a nice discussion about complexity or lack thereof, made fun of each other, and whatever else happens on preview episodes.
Oh yeah, we brought Bill on too. You know, like we usually do for previews. He's @SqueeGoblnNabob on Twitter, and you should follow him.
Peter Mohrbacher's Kickstarter - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1680814846/mohrbacher-the-gathering-2014
Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-330
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Tue, 8 July 2014
As it's preview season, there's really not much else going on. Magic 2015 looks...well you read the title already. The more I see, the more excited I get. We also spend the requisite amount of time complaining about the crappy new Magic website redesign. Because it's awful. And you guys know we're not ones to complain about change.
And either I forgot to take notes or there was no point to doing so. Just in case, here are a few links.
M15 Promos - http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/promos-packaging-and-promos-some-more-2014-07-01
Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-329
Direct download: Episode_329_-_M15_Looks_Really_Good.mp3
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Mon, 30 June 2014
Here we see the fabulous new Magic 2015 Designer collection. See how the fabulous non-Magic game designers turned their attentions to the intricacies of Magic design to create fabulous new cards.
Okay, enough of that. M15 previews are here of course, and this episode we're starting with the Designer Cards, made by various designers of other games. They're all pretty cool. There are a few other cards to discuss, including a few that WE PREDICTED! Holy crap we are so good!
Anyway, there are a few links to the Penny Arcade Watch Saga and an owl you DO NOT want to mess with. Hope everyone enjoys!
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Intro & Outro Music – Diamond by Swift – http://www.myspace.com/swiftband
This episode's post: http://themanapool.com/podcast/episode-328
Direct download: Episode_328_-_The_Magic_2015_Designer_Collection.mp3
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A sample from KittyLovesTea. I brewed up a cup of this last night, since I fancied a change from black or rooibos teas, which are my usual go-to varieties. I think I overdid the steep a little on this, as it was faintly astringent. Not awfully so, but just a bit drying at the back of the throat. The flavour was good, though. The green tea leaves are rolled and quite dark, so I was half expecting quite a bitter tea. It wasn't at all, though. It was light, fresh and a touch vegetal, and matched the sweetness of the blueberry really well. I won't say I got pie from this on the whole, except during one sip when I was convinced I could taste buttery, baked pastry. I guess it all came together in that one moment! Anyway, I have enough left for a couple more cups, so I can try and improve on my experience this time. It certainly made for a nice treat!
Two or so day ago, I went to go have breakfast at The Whistling Kettle and decided to try out a tea I've had my eye on for a while – the vanilla silk oolong from this fine place. The price was around $3 or $5 for a pot but well worth it.
It was a great choice and went well with my sandwich. As I always do my reviews while drinking said tea, I'll have to do this one from memory so this isn't going to be as descriptive as I desire. The tea was of very nice quality, normal for the Whistling Kettle, and was a very light and floral taste. The vanilla taste was not very prominent but it was pleasant because you could tell it was very delicately flavored with very good quality flavorings. However, the vanilla was there regardless. The oolong they used was also very yummy. I wish that I had some of this myself so I could give this an entire rundown like usual, but this will have to suffice.
First tea of the day. Yes I know it's after 6pm here. My day got away from me, what can I say? Picked this one up at a tea tasting the other night as I thought I remembered having it, but now I think I had a similar blend from Capital Teas as this tastes a little like their Toffee Puerh, but this one from WK is very smooth and rich, with nice hints of caramel/toffee. Really yummy and perfect as it has started to snow again.
Flavors: Caramel, Earth
First off, yep I changed the name back. For me it is way easier (plus I started the blog back up too).
On to the tea. We went to a tasting last night at The Whistling Kettle and as always you can buy the teas they offered at the tasting as well as stock up on other teas they carry. So I was looking over their extensive catalogue and found this. I knew I had to try it. At the time I didn't know I'd fall so hard for it! I tried it this morning and wow. I am blown away by the flavor. Very earthy with that extra touch of spice and a hint of chocolate that make you sit up a little straighter and sip the tea a little longer.
I'm going to need to stock up on this one!
Flavors: Chocolate, Cinnamon, Earth, Nuts
I liked this very much. I made it in a glass tea tumbler, and so did not remove the leaves after steeping – the flowers were very lovely, so make it in a glass pot or mug if possible. The floral and fruity notes are not too strong and don't overpower the blend of green and white teas. I was surprised at how well balanced the flavors are in the mix.
Ever since I gave birth to my baby girl (6 months ago!), my love for tea has been on the decline. I haven't had time to truly enjoy making and sipping tea. On top of that, my husband and I moved to my parents' house. They have a keurig. I had succumbed to it! Recently, I have been getting into tea again.
Anyway, today I decided to try this sample. It pains me to have so much tea sitting around! This one smells faintly of sweet syrup. There was one piece of cinnamon and popcorn in this. I was very excited about that. Upon brewing, the cinnamon wasn't very overpowering. In fact, it was well-blended. This tea didn't need any additives at all. It was naturally sweet. The black tea base wasn't overpowering either. Good tea blend overall. Next time I will try to brew this for longer and add milk to see if it changes the flavor at all.
This tea is well worth the 7-10 minute steeping time (side note: mesh steeper highly recommended, as it is a very fine tea). Both the marzipan and almonds compliment eachother in a way to create just a perfectly smooth and luxurious tea. The almonds give it a nice, nutty flavor which is present just enough to compliment the deep vanilla flavor of the yummy marzipan. Not enough to overpower it, however. There is also a nice sweetness to it – just enough to tickle your tongue. I love this tea, it is very smooth yet crisp, and just delectable. Very very recommended to try out! :)
This is an earl grey which is like no other. The smell of the raw tea is strong and smells like perfume but do not let that trick you! The taste is very smooth and has hints of earthiness to it, while soothing your tongue with a sharp yet not overpowering flavor that is similar to the smell, however this time it's a perfect strength that is very pleasurable. Good for any time of the day for me. I highly enjoy this tea!
Boy did I use too many leaves this time! I used 2 generous tsp plus a little more for a 16 oz Timolino. I can tell that the leaves have not oversteeped, since the tea is not bitter. It's just too strong! This is a stronger tea than I remember. I'll remember – 1 tsp per 8 oz max!
I just keep thinking – this tastes just like Chinese Restaurant Tea! It's very smooth, but not sweet like the description made me expect. It is not bitter at all, even though I always let my leaves stew (I just leave them in the cup). The leaves are smallish and the liquid is a really pretty golden brown. It is a very satisfying cup of tea, and I expect that I could drink this on a semi-daily basis.
I steeped this in a regular teapot and it was really yummy! I could definitely smell and taste the orange and the ginger. When resteeping (which I did 3 or 4 times) the orange and especially the ginger taste faded, but the oolong base is lovely and continued to taste good. I might re-buy.
Finally digging into the samples my sister gave me for my birthday.
I steeped for about 3 minutes, after reading comments here that 4 seemed too long. I tasted the tea plain, and the maple was very subtle, but present. Otherwise, a nice black tea. Added some half&half and a dash of maple syrup from the bottle I had just purchased this morning.
The first steeping of this tea was very strong and astringent. But, the second and third were very nice. It had a deep elemental taste with a hint of flowers. Next time I try it, I'll try to remember to do a wash steeping.
Update – I tried this again, gongfu style. It was much more pleasant that way and not at all astringent. The first steeping is still a little bitter, but it was a pleasant bitter. The subsequent steepings had a nice floral taste to them. I've updated the rating.
Everyday I take a travel mug of oolong with me to work. I usually drink a light oolong, often Alishan. I received a large container of it from a taiwanese student. Each morning, I put 1-2 tsp of tea in my mug and then fill it with hot water. I drink it throughout the morning, putting in more hot water at lunch and then some more during the afternoon. So, I look for teas that I can resteep in such a fashion and do not get overly bitter as they stew in the water. This one is a perfect example of this! It stayed nice tasting through three steepings.
I drank this all day today! I filled my 20 oz travel mug with 2 tsp of leaves this morning and added hot (not boiling) water. I sipped on it all morning, refilled at lunch, then refilled mid-afternoon. Yummy, sweet, and a teeny bit creamy all day long. No sugar needed to bring out the sweetness or the light floral nature to this tea. I love it and hope to always have it in the house. My sample is running dangerously low, and I'll have to make the trek up to The Whistling Kettle soon.
Just had a lovely tea time with my husband! We used a gaiwan to brew this very flavorful tea. I washed the tea to begin with, but regretted it. Last night I had a small pot of it and didn't wash it and its first brew was sweeter. We ended up getting 6 brews out of it, not counting the wash. Some were better than others, the second and third being my favorite. The predominant flavor is orchid, but there are notes of milky sweetness, especially in the first two steepings. We did add a little tiny bit (less than 1/8 tsp) of sugar to the third, fourth, and fifth steepings to bring out the sweetness. A very satisfying tea and one I will buy again and again. This is the best tea I have ever tasted.
Tea #28 from Another Traveling Tea Box
I really like the combination of puerh and white teas they used here. They compliment each other really well. The puerh is earthy and rich and the white is sweet and delicate.
That said, I not so surprisingly enjoy this cup. The tangerine flavor and chrysanthemum come through primarly. And the tangerine is crisp and citrusy. There's also a gentle tartness that I'm associating with the acai. I feel like maybe the floral aspect could be turned down a little bit, as that's all I get at the tail of the sip and as an aftertaste.
Tea #16 from Another Traveling Tea Box
I almost didn't try this one since I'm still trying to acquire a taste for puerh, but I actually really enjoyed this. I'm not really sure what acai is suppose to taste like, but the tangerine stood out, giving the blend a nice citrus flavor.
This isn't something I would have thought to order for myself so I'm glad I got to try it.
I was scared of this one based on the scent of the dry leaf. I'm very maple picky and it smelled a little artificial! Also there are large pieces of popcorn?! Haha! Anyway, steeped up this makes a decent enough sweet breakfast tea :) Kind of reminds me of french toast. Neither the cinnamon or the maple is overpowering. Not something I'll buy but it was certainly fun to try on this dreary Sunday morning at work all by myself! Thanks again BrewTEAlly Sweet for sending me so many fun teas to try. I love trying new teas!
This sample came from momo!
What a fun looking tea! There's huge chunks of cinnamon sticks, bits of popcorn, and maple brittle bits. Oh. And of course tea.
This cup tastes a lot more buttery-cinnamon-y-tea-y than maple-y. The butter and cinnamon flavor is really good, though. Calming and smooth and the buttery flavor and texture definitely helps in capturing the essence of taffy. Unfortunately the maple comes up really light.
Luckily maple syrup to the rescue!
Oh my oh my. This is really delightful with the maple syrup and it doesn't need too much. It retains the smooth, almost butteriness and it tones down the cinnamon quite a lot. But most of all, it adds maple. Yum.
This tea came in at my local tea shoppe, Gold Leaf Spice & Tea, the week before I moved. The owner posted it and I had to have it! So I stocked up on it! Anyways… I had this tea this morning and oh man are those cinnamon pieces large:D Half my thumb! I had 2 pieces of popcorn and one cinnamon slice in my steep and I loved it! I had it without sugar and cream and the second steep I added both! I have to say though I might add a little more maple next time because I could not make out the maple. It was a sweet black tea with a kettle corn and cinnamon addition. I really enjoyed this one and I see myself definitely having to make a call and have this shipped to me once I run out, or stock up when I visit:) Thank you Gold Leaf Spice & Teas for introducing me to this one!


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New Article: Rashmi Dyal-Chand & James V. Rowan, Developing Capabilities, Not Entrepreneurs: A New Theory for Community Economic Development, 42 Hofstra L. Rev. 839 (2014). Abstract below:
This Article presents a contemporary and compelling American context in which entrepreneurship is not a good solution. Despite the enormous potential that entrepreneurship seems to hold for community economic development, it has thus far failed as a framework for widespread and reliable local economic development and poverty alleviation. The reasons for this failure are grounded both in theory and empirical data. This Article takes up the theoretical question. It examines why entrepreneurship theory is a weak foundation for the work of community economic development practitioners. Arguing that the important work of these practitioners is best understood and measured using a theory grounded in poverty alleviation, this Article offers a modified version of the capabilities approach first developed by Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen. By relying on a theory that broadly conceptualizes poverty and social exclusion, community economic development practitioners can better evaluate the work that they are already doing. More importantly, the theory proposed here can and should guide practitioners to make straightforward changes with the potential for quite positive gains.


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- B.A. [Individual Major] Issues in Urban Poverty and Public Policy (Specializations: Education, Intergroup Relations, and Conflict Resolution, University of California, Los Angeles, 6/1993
- M.A. Linguistic Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles, 8/1996
- Ph.D. Linguistic Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles, 6/1999
- Associate Professor - Departments of Anthropology and American Studies & Ethnicity (Joint Affiliation), University of Southern California, 06/2000-
- Assistant Professor - Department of Anthropology (joint affiliation with the Program in American Studies & Ethnicity), University of Southern California, 08/2000-05/2006
- Assistant Professor - Department of Anthropology, College of Charleston, 08/1999-05/2000
- Adjunct Professor - Department of Anthropology, College of Charleston, Spring 1999
- "Can You Feel Me?: Race and Empathy in Anthropological Fieldwork", American Anthropological Association Conference, Talk/Oral Presentation, Montreal, QB Canada, Fall 2011
- "Contesting Beauty", Posing Beauty in African American Culture, Roundtable/Panel, USC Fisher Museum of Art, African American Studies Department, Department of, Invited, Fall 2011
- "Mentoring & Research Collaboration", Ford Foundation Fellows Conference, Roundtable/Panel, Irvine, CA, Ford Foundation, Invited, Fall 2011
- "Can you feel me?: Race and Authenticity in African American Standup Comedy", International Society for Humor Studies Conference, Lecture/Seminar, Boston, MA, Invited, Spring 2011
- "Negotiating Multiple Accountabilities & Positionalities in Boundary Crossing", 22nd Annual Occupational Science Symposium, Talk/Oral Presentation, Paper, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, Invited, 2009-2010
- "Race and Authenticity in African American Obama Humor", Cultural Studies Conference, Talk/Oral Presentation, Berkeley, CA, Invited, 2009-2010
- "Black and Brown Relations in the African American Comedic Imagination", American Studies Association Annual Meeting , Talk/Oral Presentation, Refereed Philadelphia, PA, 2007-2008
- "Enacting Racial and Gendered Authenticity in Black Hair Humor", 18th Annual Conference on American Literature, Talk/Oral Presentation, Refereed Abstract, Boston, MA, 2007-2008
- "Gender and Authenticity in African American Hair Humor", 13the Annual Tillie K. Lubin Symposium, "I thought it was funny": Gender, Race, Humor, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, Brandeis University, Women and Gender Studies, Invited, 2007-2008
- "Gender and Authenticity in African American Hair Humor", 13the Annual Tillie K. Lubin Symposium, "I thought it was funny": Gender, Race, Humor, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, Brandeis University, Women and Gender Studies, Invited, 2007-2008
- "Racial Politics: Revisiting the Politics of the N-Words post-Don Imus and Michael Richards", 106th American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Talk/Oral Presentation, Refereed Abstract, Washington, D.C., 2007-2008
- "Talking about (and Beyond) Hair: Negotiating Expertise and "Realness" in Black Women's Hair Care", African American Women's Language Conference, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, The University of Texas at San Antonio, Invited, 2007-2008
- ""Why we got to be refugees?": Race and Representation in Hurricane Katrina Humor", American Studies Humor Association/Mark Twain Circle of America Quadrennial Conference, Talk/Oral Presentation, Refereed New Orleans, LA, 2006-2007
- "Discussant", Language, Interaction, and Social Organization (LISO) Symposium, Discussant, University of California, Santa Barbara, Invited, 2006-2007
- "Race and Representation in Hurricane Katrina Humor", American Anthropology Association 105th Annual Meeting , Talk/Oral Presentation, San Jose, CA, 2006-2007
- ". (In Pursuit of) `Truth' and `Authenticity' in African American Standup Comedy", American Anthropological Association Conference, Talk/Oral Presentation, Refereed Washington, D.C., 2005-2006
- "(In Pursuit of) `Truth' and `Authenticity' in African American Standup Comedy", 11th Annual Conference on Language, Interaction and Social Organization (LISO) Conference, Plenary, University of Southern California, Santa Barbara, Invited, 2004-2005
- "Ethnography of Performance: Methodological Insights from an African American Standup Comedy Study", 11th Annual Conference on Language, Interaction and Social Organization (LISO) Conference, Workshop, University of California, Santa Barbara, Invited, 2004-2005
- "Becoming Cosmetologists: Language Socialization in an African American Beauty College", American Anthropological Association Conference, Talk/Oral Presentation, Refereed Chicago, IL, 2003-2004
- "Examining the Politics of Representation in Language and Gender Research", COSWL/IGALA Perception & Realization in Language and Gender Research Conference, Workshop, Michigan State University. East Lansing, MI, Invited, 2002-2003
- "Becoming Cosmetologists: Language Socialization in an African American Beauty College", Invited Talk, Language, Interaction, and Social Organization (LISO) Focus Group, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2003-2004
- "Epistemological Deliberations: Constructing and Contesting Knowledge in Women's Cross-Cultural Hair Testimonies ", Invited Talk, UCLA Department of Anthropology Colloquia, University of California, Los Angeles, 2000-2001
- "Language and Identity in African American Hair Care Settings: Reflections of a Linguistic Anthropologist", Invited Talk, Santa Monica College Anthropology Club, Santa Monica, CA, 2000-2001
- "Language Socialization, Identity, and Cultural Practice: A Multi-sited Ethnography of African American Hair Care Communities ", Invited Talk, University of South Carolina, Anthropology Department, Columbia, South Carolina, 1999-2000
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2006). From the Kitchen to the Parlor: Language and Becoming in African American Women's Hair Care. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Jacobs, L. (2012). On "Making Good" in a Study of African American Children with Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injuries. Anthropology's Changing Terms of Engagement Philadelphia, PN: University of Pennsylvania Press.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2011). Into the Breach: Representing the Messy Truths of Black Women's Hair and Language Politics (IN African American Women's Language: Discourse, Education, and Identity). pp. 262-275. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
- Jacobs, L. (2011). "The Arab is the New Nigger": African American Comics Confront the Irony & Tragedy of 9/11. (IN A Decade of Dark Humor: How Comedy, Irony, and Satire Have Shaped Post-9/11 America.). A Decade of Dark Humor: How Comedy, Irony, and Sat pp. 47-56. Jackson, MI: University of Mississippi Press.
- Jacobs, L. (2011). Learning through the Breach: Language Socialization among African American Cosmetologists. Ethnographic Methods in Education (Vol. 4). London: Sage.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2009). Moralizing Whiteness in "Joan of Arcadia" (IN Small Screen, Big Picture: Television and Lived Religion). pp. 233-258. Waco, TX: Baylor University Press.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2002). BTW, How do YOU Wear Your Hair?: Establishing Racial Identity, Consciousness, and Community in an African American Listserv Group. In Computer-Mediated Conversation. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2001). Epistemological Deliberations: Constructing and Contesting Knowledge in Women's Cross-Cultural Hair Testimonies. In EnGendering Rationalities. pp. 335-359. Albany: SUNY Press.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2006). Review of John L. Jackson, Harlemworld: Doing Race and Class in Black America. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. pp. 709-711.
- Jacobs, L., Lawlor, M., Mattingly, C. (2010). I/We Narratives among African American Families Raising Children with Special Needs. Culture, Medicine, & Psychiatry. Vol. 35 (1), pp. 3-25.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2007). Learning through the Breach: Language Socialization among African American Cosmetologists. Ethnography. Vol. 8 (2), pp. 171-203.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2006). "The Arab is the New Nigger": African American Comics Confront the Irony & Tragedy of 9/11. Transforming Anthropology. Vol. 14 (1), pp. 60-64.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2004). Remembering Crissy: enGendering Knowledge, Difference, and Power in Women's Hair Care Narratives. Transforming Anthropology. Vol. 11 (2), pp. 30-42.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2003). "Ladies are Seen, Not Heard": Language Socialization in a Southern African American Cosmetology School. Anthropology and Education Quarterly. Vol. 34 (3), pp. 277-299.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2002). The Natives are Gazing and Talking Back: Reviewing the Problematics of Positionality, Voice, and Accountability among "Native" Anthropologists. American Anthropologist. Vol. 104 (3), pp. 791-804.
- Mattingly, C., Lawlor, M., Lanita, J. (2002). Narrating September 11: Race, Gender, and the Play of Cultural Identities. American Anthropologist. Vol. 104 (3), pp. 743-753.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. The Stylist Beauty Guide. Vol. March
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (2003). Black/"Urban" Standup Comedy: A Performance by Brandon Bowlin. Theatre Journal.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (1998). We Are Just Like Doctors, We Heal Sick Hair: Cultural and Professional Discourses of Hair and Identity in a Black Hair Care Seminar. SALSA V: Proceedings of the 5th Annual Symposium about Language and Society-Austin, TLF 39. In Chalasani, Mani C., Jennifer Grocer, and Peter Haney (Ed.), pp. 213-223. Austin, TX. Texas Linguistics Forum.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (1997). Is There An Authentic African American Speech Community: Carla Revisited. 1. pp. 331-370. Penn Working Paper Series in Linguistics.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (1996). Negotiating Social Identity in an African American Beauty Salon. In Gender and Belief Systems: Proceedings of the Fourth Berkeley Women and Language Conference. In N. Warner et al. (Ed.), pp. 331-343. Berkeley. University of California, Berkeley Women and Language Group.
- Jacobs-Huey, L. (1996). Negotiating Price in an African American Beauty Salon. 1. pp. 45-59. Issues in Applied Linguistics.
- Guest Coach, Student-Athlete Academic Services, 2007-2008
- Nominee, USC Parents Association Teaching and Mentoring Award, 2012-2013
- Outstanding Professor Recognition, Induction Ceremony, The Gamma Sigma Alpha Executive Board, Fall 2012
- Nominee, USC Parents Association Teaching & Mentoring Award, Fall 2011
- Nominee, Steven B. Sample Teaching & Mentoring Award, Spring 2011
- Nominee, USC Mellon Award for Excellence in "Faculty Mentoring Undergraduates", Spring 2010
- "Fight On" Faculty Award, African American Cultural Celebration, 5/12/2010
- USC Mellon Award for Excellence in "Faculty Mentoring Undergraduates", 2007-2008
- USC or School/Dept Award for Teaching, The "Fight On" Faculty Award, African American Cultural Celebration Ceremony, 5/15/2008
- General Education Teaching Award, 2006-2007
- NICHD Minority Supplement, PI w/ Mary Lawlor, 2001-2003
- Ford Dissertation Fellowship for Minorities, 1998-1999
- National Science Foundation Dissertation Grant, co-submitted with Marcyliena Morgan, 1998-1999
- Wenner-Gren Foundation Pre-Doctoral Grant, 1998-1999
- Dornsife Faculty Fellow, 08/16/2012-05/15/2013
- Dornsife Faculty Fellow, 08/16/2011-05/15/2012
- Director of Graduate Studies, American Studies & Ethnicity, 2011-2012
- Chair, Diversity Caucus, Faculty Council, 2010-2011
- Faculty Moderator, Social Issues Speaker Series (featuring Alex Kotlowitz), Spring 2011
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Language, Identity, and Culture; Language and Gender; Race, Performance, and Popular Culture; Race and Humor; Race, Health, and Disability; Race, Gender, and Aesthetics
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(Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1999) Associate Professor of Anthropology and ASE: African American women's discourse; anthropology of the body; language & identity in diasporas; language & gender.
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My research to date has been shaped by a scholarly interest in language as a mediator of African American culture and identity, and ethnography as a dynamic way of seeing and being in the world. As a linguistic anthropologist, I have pursued these mutual interests by conducting multisited ethnographies of African American women's hair care, African American children coping with Acquired or Traumatic Brain Injury (ABI/TBI), and African American standup comedy. My fieldwork across sites of hair care, hospitals, and humor has focused on the complex ways in which speakers socialize and construct identity, expertise, and other stances that are essential to their everyday lives. In each of these studies, I have employed longitudinal fieldwork and discourse analysis to examine the verbal and nonverbal "work" speakers do to negotiate how they see the world and their place in it, as well as the stakes embedded in their engagements. Findings from these respective studies have been presented in several top tier journals in Anthropology and national and international conferences.
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Transformers: Age of Extinction will be much more than just the fourth movie in the current Transformers franchise; it will serve as the kick starter for an entire new franchise.
Variety reported that director Michael Bay will use Transformers: Age of Extinction to set up another two new movies, creating an entirely new Transformers franchise.
Entertainment Weekly recently interviewed Bay, who explained the layout for these two new films. "It's kind of like a new Transformers. The next…trilogy? "Yeah, it's the first of a new trilogy," said Bay.
The director went on to say that this does not mean that he will be behind the next few films. "I'm not necessarily sure that I'm doing [the others], but that's what it's meant for."
Extinction is the first movie that will not star Shia LaBeouf at the helm. Instead, it will feature Mark Wahlberg as the lead.
Transformers: Age of Extinction will be released in the United States on June 27.
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Lady Anne® Crystal Decanter by Gorham®
Whether you prefer red or white wine, you'll prefer to serve it from this fine crystal decanter. The decanter's flowing lines don't stop with the stopper... even the stopper is crafted with an eye for both function and form.
- Crafted of full-lead crystal
- Makes a great housewarming gift
- Height: 12"
- Capacity: 38 oz.
$115.00 $79.95 $49.95
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