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Kyra: Pumpkin Pie, Peer Advising and more papers!
These past two weeks have been absolutely gorgeous! Fall is most definitely my favorite time of year. I love the way the leaves turn, the brisk air, the fact that my birthday is coming up in a month…It's a great time of year. Although it's been almost unseasonably warm for October, the sunshine is a wonderful break from the rain. I'm so used to the typically rainy Oregon Fall that I'm always expecting to wake up to fog and rain. However, this provides us with a great opportunity to get up and around Oregon.
I'm fairly deep in my studies, currently. This time of year really starts speeding up in terms of difficulty and work load! Despite my busy schedule, I've really tried to make a point of enjoying my senior year and take advantage of the time I have with my friends and family before we graduate! I know it's a but early, but it's hard to believe that in about seven months, I'll be graduating and finished with Linfield! It feels like I only just moved onto campus. I've included a few photos from some of the things I've been up to in the past several weeks!
Last Friday, I had a little extra time in my schedule, so my mom and sister were able to come down to McMinnville and visit me! I hadn't seen them in a month or so, so it was really nice to have them over at my apartment. We went shopping, grabbed dinner and made pumpkin pie for the first time! I was a bit nervous, because although I can cook well, my baking skills aren't quite where I'd like them to be–I tend to set things on fire when I bake. Despite my apprehensions, the pie turned out wonderfully. Unfortunately, I now have an excess of pumpkin pie and not that many people to eat it. I'm considering bringing the extra pie to my thesis class, there's only 10 of us total so it's the perfect size.
While I'm balancing school, work, and friends, I'm also participating in Colloquium as a Peer Advisor! I think I've mentioned this before on here, but I co-teach an "intro to Linfield" class once a week with one of my professors, Dr. Daniel Pollack-Pelzner. I thought it would be fun to get the chance to know some of our incoming Freshman student body before I leave. It's fun to see what the new generations of Linfield students are like and what they're interested in–Linfield really changes every year, with every new student. It's already so different from when I first came here as a freshman (in a good way of course). I really want to make the best of the opportunity I have to mentor and hang out with my students. Right now, I'm teaming up with two other Peer Advisors–Austin Browning (who's also an ambassador who works in this office) and Maggie May–to plan our Fall Colloquium Social. We want to make this event really fun so we're going to have a full Halloween themed party with a scavenger hunt, Halloween Jeopardy and a costume contest! I would be really excited for this event, were I a Colloquium student. Any excuse to dress up, particularly if food, candy and prizes are involved, sounds great to me.
If I didn't have enough to do already, I'm also working on a conference paper about my research this summer and am presenting during Family Weekend about everything I did this summer for the project! I'm always excited to present and show people my work, so it won't be that difficult, but combined with everything else I'm involved in–there's a lot on my plate. Yet, I wouldn't really have it any other way. I wouldn't really know what to do with myself if I didn't have a busy senior year. Linfield provides so many amazing opportunities to be involved across campus–both socially and academically–it would be silly not to take advantage of everything while I still have the chance to do so!
If you're interested in attending Family Weekend, or letting your parents know about it, follow the link: http://www.linfield.edu/parents/of-events/2013-family-weekend.html
Kyra: A Day in the Life
One thing I love about Linfield–and I'm sure I've said it many times and I'll say it many times more–is the plethora of fantastic opportunities they provide for our students. Our faculty works so hard to ensure that we have chances to experience life in the field of our choice. This past Tuesday, several students from the English department, along with two of our Professors, were able to spend the day in Portland and attend events/a lecture by Salman Rushdie, author of the infamous "The Satanic Verses" and most recently, a memoir of that experience, "Joseph Anton".
In the morning, I met up with two other senior English majors–Lee and Summer–to drive up to Portland. We met up with two of our professors, Dr. Reshmi Dutt-Ballerstadt and Dr. Daniel Pollack-Pelzner to attend OPB's "Think Out Loud" radio interview with Salman Rushdie on Joseph Anton. Last year, I was able to attend a similar event for the literary critic, Stephen Greenblatt, so I jumped at this opportunity. The space is very small and intimate. It was amazing to be so close to a legendary author. He talked about his experience in hiding after the fatwa and discussed the content/writing process of his works versus the new memoir. Our professors were able to ask some pretty fantastic questions and time passed very quickly. Rushdie is an engaging storyteller, and I hardly noticed the hour go by.
To listen to the radio broadcast, follow the link and check out the OPB website: http://www.opb.org/radio/programs/thinkoutloud/segment/salman-rushdies-years-as-joseph-anton/ The page also contains a link to several pictures taken at the session–which highlight Dr. Dutt-Ballerstadt and Dr. Pollack-Pelzner.
After the session finished, Summer, Lee and I spent the rest of the day in Portland–we explored the downtown area, ate at the Food Carts, went to Powell's, grabbed coffee at Stumptown while studying for our Senior Thesis midterm (which is today!) and grabbed dinner before heading over the next session!
We headed over to the Arlene Schnitzer Auditorium for his Literary Arts lecture on his work. The lecture was funny, poignant and very enjoyable. He discussed the power of free speech, interspersed with funny anecdotes from his time in hiding and a long diatribe on "The Davinci Code". Afterwards, we attended a reception in his honor with the Oregon Historical Society. It was such a fun and exciting experience, I could hardly describe it. I'm just so grateful to have a wonderful circle of fellow English majors and professors willing to put up with us. The following photos are courtesy of Reshmi's husband, Ralph.
Kyra: Rain and Other Notable Events
Fall at Linfield is here! We've made it through the first monsoon-like weather of the season and the leaves are really beginning to turn. After an uncommonly warm summer, this is a pretty big adjustment, but I love rainy and brisk Fall weather, so I'm really looking forward to these next few months. Apparently though, it rained so much this weekend, that a tree fell on our Bike Co-op! They'll still be running, but per email request now, which I think really proves their dedication! It'll be interesting to see what other surprises this rainy season will offer us. Despite the crazy weather, fall at Linfield also means that we're getting a lot of great speakers and presentations throughout the week here–which is an awesome opportunity for us. This past week, I was able to attend several wonderful lectures and readings.
Last Monday, for the PLACE (Program for Liberal Arts and Civil Engagement) initiative we were able to have several Hiroshima survivors, along with experts on Fukashima, come and speak. It was amazing, albeit saddening, to hear their firsthand stories about surviving the A-bomb and its consequences, particularly in light of current events. As a peer advisor, I encouraged all of my freshman students to go–it's not only just educational, but honestly, how many opportunities will we have to hear firsthand from those directly affected by Hiroshima? For more information on the event, follow the link: http://www.linfield.edu/linfield-news/hiroshima-survivors-to-give-linfield-talk/
On Thursday, I was also able to attend a reading from our newest faculty member in the English Department–Professor Joe Wilkins. I'm currently taking Non-Fiction from him, which is absolutely amazing. I've never really taken or written non-fiction before, I much prefer poetry and fiction, but he's a wonderful teacher and I'm really enjoying the new experience. At the reading, he read excerpts from this non-fiction memoir, "The Mountain and the Fathers: Growing up on the Big Dry". It was fantastic hearing all of his work for the first time! I'm really looking forward to working with him more in the future. He's also the faculty advisor for CAMAS, our literary magazine, which I finally have time to work on this semester! For more information on Prof. Wilkins and his work, follow the link: http://www.linfield.edu/linfield-news/new-linfield-professor-to-read-from-memoir/
I think these next few weeks will prove to be just as packed and exciting! Next Tuesday, I'm heading up to Portland to attend a radio session at OPB's station "Think Out Loud" and attend a lecture at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall from Salman Rushdie! Several of my friends, sponsored by the English Department, are going together, so I'm really excited. This is another great opportunity! I'm definitely planning on reading up and researching more of his work by next Tuesday, so I'll be prepared. Now, I just need to make it through the rain to all my classes!
Kyra: Concerts, Chaos and some Necessary slices of Pizza
No one really warns you how hectic senior year will be–this week so far I've had a research presentation, am writing three different papers on top of my regular reading, and am juggling work! It's been quite the ordeal to say the least, so keeping myself balanced is becoming more and more important. Sometimes, it's just really nice to take a long mental health break–or even a nice mental health day to recharge and reassess your life. Since I knew last week that this week would be incredibly long, I made sure to take my breaks then, so that I would be much better prepared to handle the stress of this week.
Last Wednesday, I had tickets to a concert–for a band called Why?–in Portland at the Wonder Ballroom. It's been a long time since I've been up, so my friend Robin and I drove up together to see the show. Robin works on a campus for a company called Uhaul CarShare which allows Linfield students to rent cars and drive them around the greater McMinnville and Portland area. Since neither of us have cars on campus, it was a really convenient way to get up to Portland without taking the bus or having to crash in the city overnight–we both have early morning work and classes, but we really like the band so we figured the late night would be more than worth it. The concert, drive up, and the crowd were amazing! I'm really glad we took the time to go up and see them. After the show, we took some time to explore Portland at night and found a fantastic late night pizza joint in the Mississippi area. I cannot stress enough how much I love pizza, so it was a wonderful end to the night–great music, one of my best friends, and a great slice of pizza.
Kyra: Shakespeare, Senior year and Being Generally Sentimental
It's the first semester of my senior year at Linfield. It almost seems surreal–I can hardly believe that four years ago, I was an incoming freshman, so excited and nervous for the year to start. In some ways, the feeling remains the same. I'm both excited and nervous for the year to unfold. Classes, work, and friends will soon pick up and I'll be caught in a whirlwind of keeping myself busy while trying to keep myself sane. They say that senior year is supposed to be the most fun, yet the most stressful (I've yet to figure out who "they" are, but we'll just call it the general rumor and consensus). All of my friends are graduating with me this year–we're all trying to do as much as we can with each other while we're all in one place and before we scatter across the country. We're working on weekly friend dinners and study groups. If we get the balance just right, I think it will prove to be a great semester.
I'm transitioning into the fall from a summer of research. I spent my days, and quite a few of my evenings, this summer working on a project focused on Shakespeare and Gender. A fellow student (Kate McMullan '13) and our Professor, Dr. Daniel Pollack-Pelzner researched the role of women in Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" and his contemporary/successor John Fletcher's "The Woman's Prize, or the Tamer Tamed". We did our own personal research into the plays and assisted the Portland Shakespeare Project's production of these plays as dramaturgs. My work focused primarily on "The Tamer Tamed", so I attended the majority of rehearsals for the production and assisted the director/cast with the text, answering or researching any questions they might have about plot, context, pronunciation or the meaning of any unfamiliar phrases. It being a Renaissance play, there was quite a bit of unfamiliar language, so I had my work cut out for me. However, I had an absolutely amazing time working as a researcher and as a dramaturg. I was able to split my time between the McMinnville campus and Portland so I could straddle my own research and my position as a dramaturg. At the end of the summer, DPP, Kate and I had the pleasure of accompanying the Alumni Shakespeare trip to Ashland's Oregon Shakespeare Festival! We were able to see five different productions, including a modern rockabilly adaption of "Taming of the Shrew", which Kate and I were then given the opportunity to teach the alumni about.
I'll be able to continue this research throughout this semester through various presentations, and I'm hoping to use the Gender Studies research I've accumulated to my senior thesis. I'll also be working on an honors thesis in the Spring, in which I'm hoping to continue the Shakespeare and Gender theme. In addition, I'll be DPP's teaching assistant for his Shakespeare: Tragedies and Tragicomedies. I'm really looking forward to the ways this will help me throughout the rest of my time here at Linfield–especially in all the experience this position has given me. I plan on going to graduate school for Literature, so working on a research project like this gives me excellent experience in the field, studying areas in my interest. Plus, getting paid to do just the thing you love is amazing. I wouldn't have had any other job this summer.
Working on research throughout the summer has kept my mind fresh and active, so I think that bodes well for all of my classes this term. My senior thesis is centered around Literary Theory and Charles Dickens' last completed work, "Our Mutual Friend". We're working on sending all of our papers to an undergraduate literary conference at the end of the course, so class has gotten to a very quick and intense start. It'll be a lot of work to juggle, but definitely worth it. I'm also working on finishing up my second minor–Creative Writing. I finished my first minor–Visual Culture–last semester, and I just need two more Creative Writing classes to complete this one. Luckily, I love everything I'm studying so the work isn't tedious or tiresome. I'm taking Non-Fiction this fall, which is a genre I haven't really experimented with in the past, so I'm looking forward to testing my writing abilities.
Overall, this semester has already taken me up and swept me along. It will be an interesting experience to see where everything leads, but it's my senior year and I'm excited to see where this takes me.


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The pursuit of ignorance
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I have that familiar pit of guilt at the bottom of my stomach.
It's the cavernous, hollow sense of despair caused by my own lack of self control.I have a lot of work to do. So damn much. And yet I continue developing contemptible ideas which drive me further and further from my alleged goals, almost as though I am catering directly to my own procrastination. Only the other night End_Boss and I began a multiplayer game of Civilization V, complete with the largest map size (the planet earth, for fucks sake) the maximum amount of city states and enemy AI and a modest difficulty setting. The game speed was set to standard. 6 hours in and we realised we had made a terrible, terrible mistake. Not only can you not change or alter the game settings once you have begun, you also cannot save your progress. One that ball starts rolling it rolls until the very end. Only in retrospect can I fully comprehend the awesome stupidity that was attempted that night. Who does something like that? This dumb fuck, apparently.
Having said that, we did have an awesome game. We both picked random characters. I got Siam and, due to their unique building being a Wat which gives a decent cultural bonus, I decided to go the culture route. This meant a small amount of cities but with huge populations. I was pretty lucky to land on the top right chunk of Asia so I wasn't surrounded by aggressive opponents and was mostly left to myself to expand as I saw fit. I built only two cities and let them expand at a fairly steady rate. After I while my economy was so stable I was in an almost constant series of Gold Ages and I simply had to keep producing more buildings. I didn't even have much of an army, just some footsoldiers and a few war Elephants to keep the barbarians off my shit. Cultural victory is pretty tough, but my population was huge despite having only two cities, so my production was super intense and I was never short of food or money. I was throwing up Wonders in about 4 or 5 turns, meaning I had a ridiculous amount of culture boost. End_boss wasn't so lucky. Having to fend off a large parade of barbarian attention early in the game, I think he spent the majority of the match recovering until, at 4am, we decided enough was enough. I'm assuming I won, as I was ridiculously far ahead points-wise.
The enthusiasm to which I dismiss my education can be largely credited to World Of Warcraft.In my last blog I spoke about how the changes introduced by the Cattackalysm have greatly enhanced the gameplay and general leveling of the game, but what's truly boggling is how consistent this feeling is. There literally isn't enough time to see everything anymore. We are now at a state where an instance can give you a full bar of XP on a normal run, and each zone will carry you 4 or 5 levels. As a result I have found myself skipping entire zones purely to prevent the mobs from becoming mindlessly trivial. I'm going up levels so fast there are little kids in Chinese sweatshops paying me to level their characters.
Battlegrounds also give XP, which is equally great and frustrating. I can now hop into Warsong Gulch, do a few matches, hop out again - and find myself to have leveled beyond the current strand of quests, missing out on a load of the new content. I only got to do Wailing Caverns once. What's important here is the tone. "I only got to do Wailing Caverns once". As though that's a bad thing.
I can't actually believe I'm saying this but I might have to start another character just so I can go back and fill in all the content gaps I missed the first time round. And I mean for the Horde, let's not even get started on the Alliance quests. What the fuck is going on here? I didn't even have the fucking game installed a few days ago.
- I'm about to hit my first prestige in BLOPS. This is slightly depressing as I have only just got my hands on the Commando, the first gun I have found that actually matches my playing style. Sure, I can punk you with my AK74U, but where's the fun in that?
- I'm broke as fuck. Thanks for that, Valve.
- The Walking Dead continues to entertain and frustrate in equal measure. The acting is fine, the zombies look great - but every deviation from the graphic novels slashes at my very soul.
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Ohio Farm Bureaus Land and Living Exhibit will again demonstrate agricultures link to everyday life through many interactive displays and activities.
Ohio Farm Bureau is looking for people who want to add their voice to the conversation about Ohio food.
Farm Science Review visitors are invited to stop by the Ohio Farm Bureau building at the corner of Friday Avenue and Beef Street to talk with fellow members and staff about current Farm Bureau programs and policy issues.
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The calendar has turned to 2013, which means theres a whole new year of Farm Bureau fun, activities and opportunities popping up across the state. Here's a look at what county Farm Bureaus are sharing on their blogs this month.
Ohio Farmer Editor Tim White named OFBF Executive Vice President Jack Fisher his Ohio Ag Man of the Year for his leadership on livestock issues and the passage of Issue 2 in November.
Ohio Farm Bureau's Executive Vice President answers questions about Wednesday's agreement between Ohio farm organizations and the Humane Society of the United States.
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How to solve a semi-infinite optimization problem
AbstractAfter an introduction to main ideas of semi-infinite optimization, this article surveys recent developments in theory and numerical methods for standard and generalized semi-infinite optimization problems. Particular attention is paid to connections with mathematical programs with complementarity constraints, lower level Wolfe duality, semi-smooth approaches, as well as branch and bound techniques in adaptive convexification procedures. A section on recent genericity results includes a discussion of the symmetry effect in generalized semi-infinite optimization.
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Thank you to everyone who came by Secret Headquarters the other night. I was a little under the weather but I had a lot of fun. And thank you to everyone out there buying books! The response has been great so far and I'm very happy to read all your lovely emails.
About a month ago I did a studio interview with MTV for their new comics themed site. The site doesn't officially launch 'til Monday, but I've gotten the go-ahead from the producer to post the video! Check it out! I'm usually camera shy but they managed to edit my mumblings into some coherency, so kudos to them. The producer Brad, used to work on the TV show True Life, which I love, so it was fun pretending I was on an episode of True Life: I Want To Be A Cartoonist or something.
Alternative Press Expo
I have a couple signings at the Cartoon Art Museum booth and a panel this year at APE. Here's the current schedule:
Saturday 10/16 from 2:00 – 3:00pm
Sunday 10/17 from 3:00 – 4:00pm
2:00–3:00pm The Art of Storytelling—What role does art play in telling a story in comics format? Enjoy this discussion of art and comics with APE special guests Lynda Barry (What It Is), Renée French (H Day), and Megan Kelso (Artichoke Tales), plus Tom Neely (The Blot) and Jen Wang (Koko Be Good). Moderated by Greg Means (Tugboat Press).
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Today the 5th Annual Texas Sommelier Conference started with a Pinot Noir tasting and lecture at 9:00 a.m. Needless to say, I missed it. But Andrew Chalk was there and files this geeky report. (Geeky is good.) (Twitter reports: DSideDish)
It is 10:00 a.m. on Sunday and it has been a fairly typical morning. I have just finished eight Pinot Noirs at the 5th Annual Texas Sommelier conference at The Four Seasons Resort and Club in Las Colinas. The guided tasting was led by former sommelier and now wine critic (with Stephen Tanzer's 'International Wine Cellar') Josh Raynolds. It has been, frankly, the most instructional hour on Pinot Noir that I have ever spent. For example, did you know there is more Pinot Noir grown in Champagne than in Burgundy? Or that the origins of the grape are not known? Or that the emerging areas for the grape are Australia, New Zealand and Chile?
Here are my notes and scores on the eight wines. These are necessarily brief and curt as they were keyed in 'real time' as the tasting proceeded.
2007 Messmer, Spatburgunder, Pfalz, Germany.
Faint nose.Hints of cherries.
T: Thin.
2006 Vincent Girardin, Volnay "Vielles Vignes" Burgundy, France.
N: Soft Pinot Fruit. Red fruit.
T: Medium body. Some tannin.
2007 Adelsheim, Pinot Noir, Arroyo Grande Valley, Oregon, USA
N: Forward red fruit.
T: Mouthfilling, open bright red fruit.
2006 Peay Pinot Noir, "Pomarium", Sonoma Coast, California, USA
N: Feminine, voluptuous
T: Chocolate, red fruit. Unctuous. Very well balanced flavors.
2006 Talley Vineyards, Pinot Noir, Arroyo Grande Valley, California, USA
N: Tight, closed.
T: Black and red fruit. Not clear flavors.
2007 Felton Road, Pinot Noir, Central Otago, New Zealand.
N: Strawberry Jam
T: Slightly green High acid.
2007 Cono Sur, Pinot Noir, "20 Barrels", Casablanca Valley, Chile.
N: Vegetal hints.
T: Chocolate
2006 Giant Steps, Pinot Noir, "Sexton Vineyards", Yarra Valley, Australia.
N: Deep, slightly giving.
T: Red fruit. Coffee. Somewhat monolithic. Tastes like a warm climate Pinot


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Wave forms and grids are a common thread weaved through Sascha Braunig's paintings. Often the blank human face is used as a motif in these works which seem to reflect the very nature of visual perception. The intelligent use of colour for the many undulating waves creates an illusory effect that reminds me of visible light spectrum, refractions that emphasise the surface value of painting. Braunig's work has been described as hypnotic and it is easy to become entranced by the surging movement of colours interpreted by the eye- don't stare too long.
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So ends the week of Melbourne, I didn't manage to post as much as I would have liked but you can blame that at my internship. Was a tad surprised if I'm honest with you, there weren't too many artists to pick from and needed some man hours to uncover a few gems but I certainly learnt a few new things along the way.
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Since joining the magazine I've worked with great, outgoing, down-to-earth individuals – all coming from cities around the world – New York, Melbourne, London – to name a few. We make up a strong team (although I'd much rather use the term family) of individuals who come from our respective disciplines of the creative arts, be it photography, illustration or design. Not to mention our growing impact on the digital and web landscape, especially here on Tumblr!
The publication is going through a very busy period and we're primarily looking for writers and designers. We're also on the hunt for PR's, journalists and people who could help us out with managing our main Tumblr blog on a regular basis.
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Georgia Hill
I feel like it's been quite some time since I've featured a pure out right typographer so I'm glad i bumped into the talented Aussie Georgia Hill. It was hard selecting just a simple projects to show but the combination of trendsetting design, clean type and a strong black background rather than white one black. Really nice stuff.
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Julian Frost
I think we've all viewed the infamous Dumb Ways to Die video online, if not youtube that right now, but Julian was the man behind it. You wouldn't have guessed how different the rest of his work would have been though, far darker than the cute and cuddly characters in that videos and style wise not even close!
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Some lovely editorial spots for Toronto Life Stylebook, very graphic and simplistic but produced at an incredibly high standard.
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Emma Leonard
One of those rare moments I would like to email an artist and ask them what they are doing with their style! I remember Emma's work from last year when the agency I was working at were looking for a fashion illustrator, Emma came up and she's nice enough but I wouldn't call her elite. These water colour pieces I've never seen before and they really stand out from the rest of her work and others, no ones doing this but it's just an experimentation. Why aren't you doing more?!
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Andrew Archer
I'm a little bit split on Andrew's work, can't quite decide if I like it or not. It's good don't get me wrong but will he improve, yes. Do all artists improve, of course but with him it looks like he's on the very cusp of being great but it's just not quite there yet which leaves a slightly sour taste to the mouth.
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Going by the alias Menteurmenteur is a young fine artist based in Melbourne who I've spoken to in a fair amount of detail about her work over the past couple of weeks. I think that its fair to say theres a great deal of potential within her work, only aged twenty I suspect that by twenty six at the latest she should have fully established herself within the fine art world online. Certain qualities within her work remind me of Yong Sung Heo and another Korean artist whose name eludes me.
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Eddie Diamandi
Good stories and great storytellers - Stanley Kubrick, Charlie Chaplin and The Beatles to name a few – is at the heart of the works of Melbourne-based filmmaker Eddie Diamandi. Russian-born and son of the famous Russian clown Sasha Diamandi, his works are reminiscent of classic film-noirs but borders more into the style of progressive Australian-independent filmmaking. Already making a name for himself in the Melbourne film scene, Diamandi's future works are definitely some to look out for. Check out his bold and aesthetically crafted music video Let Go, view it here.
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Tess Copeland
" An A5 sized quarterly publication designed to make post-structuralist theory more accessible to the everyday intellectual by introducing small excerpts of seminal texts. Coptic bound, the signatures of the book and pink paper stock are used to designate chapters. The design makes use of the visual language of computers, removed from it's context in print. I intentionally selected the default settings of desktop publishing programs Adobe InDesign and Microsoft Word, with the use of Times New Roman, default underline settings, RGB red and gradients and images rendered in diffusion dither."
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Eunice Yip
Designed for the Design Society in Singapore, Eunice has created a really aesthetically pleasing book, full of bold modern typography balanced off with plenty of white space and brilliant imagery to match.
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James Money
A bit more raw than what we usual post but I certainly think James's raw style does lend itself perfectly to raw emotions. One case only guess at what a middle-aged man with a tight neat tie is really thinking about as he stares into the abyss and the viewer. Incredibly powerful stuff, glad I came across it.
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Guy Shield
Guy Shield's imaginative illustrations are ones that are well-crafted and thought of. The process begins with a draft then Shield continues the process through layering different mediums on top of each other – starting with pencil, continuing with ink and ultimately finishing with tools in Photoshop. It may not certainly be a unique process but his work is full of promise, which obviously delivers, and what he produces has a quirky, street-art feel about it - not to mention his fine choice of colour, composition and narrative.
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The nursery is still being put together, but at least he can sleep in there!
Friday, September 18, 2009
A glimpse of progress
Posted by Fire Wife Katie on Friday, September 18, 2009
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This looks lovely! Good color scheme - very soothing, yet funky! ;D
- September 21, 2009 at 9:46 AM
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What a beautiful nursery. The blue and brown really compliment each other. Your baby is a cutie too!
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What a beautiful baby nursery for such a beautiful baby! It is so fab!
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Thanks! :) It's almost done--I need to do an updated nursery post.
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The first couple of times this happened I thought it could be a US mail problem, but this happens every month! I mailed January's payment on December 27th and it has still not been processed and they claim they haven't received it yet!
(I don't have this problem with any other creditor, by the way.)
Customer service recommends that I do direct deposit, but why would I let a bank that can't even process a simple payment on time put their hands into my pocket?
RUN, don't walk away from this bank unless you want to constantly be worried that they "haven't received your payment".
This branch is located on w. Broad street in columbus oh in the kroger store. These people are the rudest people i have ever met. I go there and have 3 deposit slips (white, pink and yellow). I have to ask every time for them to stamp the yellow and pink. Why on earth would i hand you all them if i didn't want them stamped? Went there today and i was greeted but the csr just kept up the conversation with the other csr totally ignoring me. I would never treat customers like that. I hate fifth third bank!
I have had extremely bad experience with this colony branch over the years. So i primarily use the carmel branch. The tellers and people have been much nicer than colony. However their personnel has been changing rapidly lately. The person in charge is extremely not customer friendly. Yesterday i stopped by the carmel atm to withdraw $300. 00 cash. The transaction processed but did not give me the cash. I immediately went inside and they gave me $300. 00. I asked if the other $300 atm was off my account. They said no but a man comes to the atm twice a week and i would have to wait until next week to get the $300. Posted back to my account only if the atm showed an excess of $300. This is completely unaccepable in this age of technology. The tellers sent me to the manager in charge who was very "letter of the law" and also told me i would have to wait until they determined if their machine was in balance next week. The implication from this "so called manager" was that i may have taken the money and they would take their time to figure out if they were wrong and then and only when they physically check the machine would i mayby get a credit back into my account. I was upset that she had no sympathy and was so"letter of the law". Apparantly 5/3 teaches their personnel to handle disputes and any request for help this way. If there had been a real manager with customer service skills there, i would not have gotten so upset. Because i was upset the manager said she was going to call the police and picked up the phone to call. I felt like i was the one who had been robbed and i should call the police on them. I left extremely upset. I looked online to get the phone number of someone of authority i could talk to but they guard the numbers like gold. So i had to use the 800 call an idiot number in order to receive more run around. Please consider my numerous bad experiences with this bank before you open an account. If its your money, you want attention.


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Due to a leak in the main waterline in Kīpahulu there is no potable water in Kīpahulu for the foreseeable future. The leak was discovered on July 23, 2014 during routine inspections. Visitors should bring their own drinking water.
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To increase accessibility for handicapped visitors, Haleakalā National Park is implementing parking lot construction projects throughout the Summit District. Construction is scheduled for the Haleakalā Visitor Center parking lot (near the summit) from May 20 through June 6. During this time, parking spaces for vehicles and buses at this visitor center parking lot during sunrise and daylight hours will be reduced by 50%.Vehicles will be redirected by park staff if feasible and parking restrictions will be strictly enforced. All vehicles must be cleared from delineated construction zones prior to 6:45 a.m. on weekdays during the construction period. Any vehicles remaining after 6:45 a.m. will be ticketed and towed at the operator's expense. Visitors and tour operators may experience parking delays.
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07-26-14 09:13 #271
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04-01-14 18:09 #270
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If you sit at the back stage they tend not to bother you as much. Also at the back stage you can watch some of the girls warming up. They will tend to give you a better dance there then on the main stage. Keep tipping them ones on that stage and they will go full nude. I found that by going to the back stage and having a semi private dance I was able to gage how good of a private dance it would be. So enjoy.
02-26-14 23:48 #269
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Harry Plopper
I had a few hours to kill before a dinner with some clients so I stopped into Cheetah's. Nice club with a few very hot girls but what a hustle. $20 cover, comes with 2 drinks and lunch. So that wasn't too bad. Every girl that dances on stage stops by and "requests" a tip for seeing her nude on stage. Hmmm.OK so if you are just sitting there enjoying a $4 water you get hit up every 2 songs by a girl. That was annoying. Milan came by and promised the world and did not deliver, another girl promised BBBJ and started to deliver when the bouncer scolded her.
Needless to say if you enjoy nude girls and do not mind the hustle then by all means go there. If I go back I will just take some ones and sit and watch the stage and save the $$ and go to Hana spa when my balls are blue.
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12-23-13 15:54 #268
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Is Kira still at Les Girls?
Is Kira, very hot looking asian, still at Les Girls? I'm from way out of town and would like to know first before going there, Les Girls doesn't have a number to call to check if your favourite is working that night. Kira is amazing, I recommend her to everyone, she is so sweet, anyone that frequents Les Girls regularily I'd appreciate hearing from you, message me if you wish.
11-26-13 14:05 #267
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Knowing what you want...
It's odd, but it's only in the last six months that I have gotten to the point where many of you have already gotten: so tired of some of the games strippers can play to try to get you to buy a dance or to go into a VIP. And in getting tired and then being more direct with dancers, usually with a a bit of a buzz to help me cut through the BS, I've actually been offered and gotten more services than I have ever been offered before in my life at a strip club. Directness has been a godsend that I wish I had practiced more in my youth. In this case, I'm speaking specifically of Eye Candy Showgirls in Chula Vista. The $120 fee to go into the VIP for 3 songs is just such a ridiculous price for me that I started telling dancers cozying up to flirt with me that I would never do a VIP unless I had some assurances of what would happen. I wanted no mysteries, I told them. I wanted no BS with a sweet smile and a hug from her to get me into the back room for, essentially nothing. Long story short, my buzzed bluntness has gotten many offers for French kissing sessions, hand jobs, and blow jobs in the VIP... And this from at least six dancers. I have always said no to everything but the kissing because of the very real danger of being caught by a manager, but I have each time gotten a taste of sweet nectar and have always then been offered a phone number and an invitation to meet outside. I haven't taken any dancer up on their offer yet, and so whenever I go I am always asked about our outside meeting. There's something hot about texting with a stripper.
10-21-13 23:12 #266
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Little darlings San Diego
Went to little darlings today. It was okay. $10 for lapdance. Anyways a supposed non english speaking dancer came up to me. She offered $120 for v.IP room (didn't know they had one). I asked why in my limited spanish, she said "arriba" and maybe "vesuvio" or "vesuvo." going thru Tijuana boards I know the posters use "arriba" when saying they're going to take them upstairs (like at Hong Kong or something) anyways this had me intrigued and I was thinking of trying but I don't want to waste $120 on a broken promise when that could go to the lovely chicas at Hong Kong. What do you guys think?
08-08-13 20:51 #265
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I'll do that
Sky out.
07-30-13 01:22 #264
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Check the website or give a detailed description
07-29-13 21:00 #263
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Gents, doing a farwell tour and havn't been to SD in ages. Wondering if there is still a beauty named Crystal at Cheetah's. The last time I saw her was in 2007 and she looked amazing back then. If you have any information that would be great.
Sky out.
07-05-13 14:17 #262
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Rene at Body Shop
Will be in SD for a few days. Looking for sexy ebony Rene who works days at Body Shop. Is she still there?
05-16-13 03:12 #261
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Personally I can't stand strip clubs. I would rather pay for sex as opposed to wasting a bunch of money on lap dance.
05-16-13 00:35 #260
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Enjoy SD, pal!
04-23-13 16:35 #259
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04-17-13 06:58 #258
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San Diego or LA. Advise
If your ever in Philly ask me I will be glad to help out.
Will be in San Diego Saturday April 27. May 1. With a trip to LA for Business Sunday.
If I am going to spend money in a strip club in LA or San Diego what do you suggest.
I like um pretty, sexy, playful and extra millage.
Thanks for your help
02-18-13 21:36 #257
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Went to Cheetahs on Saturday after a night of bar hopping and that place was packed. Just as many girls as guys. Some real good looking ladies easy to chat with and a handful of snotty ones. I didn't get a lapdance because I figured there were enough dudes there that the ladies didn't have to give much effort during the dance, maybe next time.


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Five Tibetans confirmed killed after police open fire on protesters
Posted Aug 21st 2014, 09:48am by AFP
... Agence France-Presse in Beijing Death toll climbs, according to rights groups, but information still tightly policed in restive Tibetan-majority area of Garze Five Tibetans died in China after police opened fire on unarmed protesters, a rights group said on Wednesday, the latest report of unrest linked to ethnic minority rights. Police last week opened fire on locals in Garze, ...http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1578277/five-tibetans-confirmed-killed-after-police-open-fire-protesters
Sport - Rugby
Emerging sevens players face acid test in Asian Series opener
Posted Aug 21st 2014, 10:41pm
... D with the Philippines and Kazakhstan. Arch rivals Japan are in pool A alongside Malaysia and UAE. In pool B, South Korea take on Thailand and Singapore, while Sri Lanka, Taiwan and China compete in pool C. Hong ...http://www.scmp.com/sport/rugby/article/1578695/emerging-sevens-players-face-acid-test-asian-series-opener
Sport - Tennis - Connecticut Open
Wozniacki and Bouchard upset in final US Open tune-up
Posted Aug 21st 2014, 10:12am
... straight-set losses in the second round of the Connecticut Open on Wednesday. Bouchard, who played with her left thigh wrapped, lost 6-2, 6-2 to Australian Samantha Stosur. Wozniacki, the fourth seed, was beaten 6-4, 6-2 by Camila Giorgi of Italy. Giorgi, who beat Wozniacki in last year's US Open faced just two break points. Her first serves reached 117 mph and her second serves hovered around 107 ...http://www.scmp.com/sport/tennis/article/1578299/wozniacki-and-bouchard-upset-final-us-open-tune
Business - Money - CURRENCIES
Dim sum bonds open new profits path for investors in Taiwan
Posted Aug 18th 2014, 04:01am by Jeanny Yu
... Jeanny Yu email@example.com New bonds open yuan channels for Taiwan deposits Taiwan's commercial banks have been earning sizeable profits through yuan deposits from the public, ... in Taiwan, told the South China Morning Post. "Yuan deposit volume has been increasing rapidly since last year, but there … are very few mutual fund products and a limited number of Formosa bonds. ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/markets-investing/article/1575791/dim-sum-bonds-open-new-profits-path-investors
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