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By Bill Goff, 19th Jul 2013
A date for your diary Wednesday 31st July 2013 @ 7pm
The Annual General Meeting will take place on Wednesday 31st July in the Clubhouse starting at 7pm - all club members are welcome to attend.
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Cavaliers Decide Not To Sign Seth Curry To Second 10-Day Contract
Seth Curry will not be signed by the Cleveland Cavaliers to a second 10-day contract, according to a source. Curry's first 10-day contract expired on Sunday. Curry scored three points in nine minutes in one appearance with the Cavaliers.
Seth Curry To Rejoin Santa Cruz Warriors
Seth Curry will rejoin the Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League. Curry was asked by the Memphis Grizzlies to wait in town for three days after waiving him, but ultimately declined to sign him to a 10-day contract. The Santa Cruz Warriors were reportedly anxious for Curry to return to the team to play in the D-League Showcase opener for NBA executives.
Seth Curry Waived By Grizzlies
The Memphis Grizzlies waived guard Seth Curry on Sunday. Curry was signed by Memphis on Dec. 24 after averaging 21.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, 7.8 assists and 1.58 steals on .439 shooting in 37.3 minutes in 12 games (11 starts) for the Santa Cruz Warriors of the NBA Development League. The 23-year-old made one appearance for the Grizzlies, logging four minutes in his NBA debut on Jan. 5 at Detroit.
Darius Morris, Reggie Williams, Seth Curry To Work Out For Grizzlies
The Memphis Grizzlies will work out several free agent guards this week as they search for depth at the position. Darius Morris, Reggie Williams and Seth Curry will be brought in for the audition with the Grizzlies. Morris and Williams are free agents, while Curry is with the Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League.
Video of Seth Curry's 36 points in the NBA D League
Seth Curry had 36 points to lead the Santa Cruz Warriors to a win in the NBA D League. Here are his highlights. Seth plays just like his big brother Stephen and has the same shooting stroke.
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Warriors cut Seth Curry
The run of Splash Bros. 2.0 is done. Rookie guard Seth Curry has been cut by the Golden State Warriors. Seth and Steph had a nice run, but the two will not play together this year. Curry, who signed as an undrafted free agent out of Duke University, played in six preseason games after taking most of the summer to recover from surgery on his right knee and shin. Curry was released...
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Golden State Warriors: 3 Reasons To Keep Seth Curry
Golden State Warriors: 3 Reasons To Keep Seth Curry By Mike Elworth: Owner and Publisher/Hoopstuff.. - The Golden State Warriors signed their franchise player, point guard, Stephen Curry's little brother Seth to a non guaranteed contract with the team. The following are 3 reasons why he should make the team next season. 1. He Actually Fits on The Roster - The Warriors are most...
Former Duke Blue Devil Now a Golden State Warrior
Duke graduate Seth Curry is now a member of the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors signed Seth on August 23rd to a nonguaranteed contract. This could be one of the best places Seth could have gone, and it puts every player from last year's senior class in the NBA. Seth will be joining his brother Stephen Curry, who is the starting point guard for the Warriors. This could...
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Gimmick or Gameplan? Younger Curry joins Warriors
Seth Curry (Photo Credit: Todd Kirkland/Icon SMI) The Golden State Warriors signed undrafted free agent Seth Curry (younger brother of current Warrior Stephen Curry) on August 23rd to an non-guaranteed contract. The 6-foot-2 guard out of Duke averaged almost 18 points, three rebounds and two assists while shooting 43.8% behind the college three-point line as a senior for the Blue...
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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 Farm at Black Mountain College: A Hunt Library Happening
Join David Silver, Visiting Scholar at the NCSU Libraries, for a multimedia happening that chronicles the rise and fall of Black Mountain College, founded in 1933 near Asheville, North Carolina. There will be two performances on Monday, August 4. The morning performance will start at 10:30 a.m. and conclude at noon. The evening performance will start at 7 p.m. and conclude at 8:30 p.m. Both performances will start at the Hunt Library iPearl Immersion Theater.
Education practitioners can still learn from what worked and what didn't work at Black Mountain College, especially here at NC State where several of the College's principles are still at work. Focusing on the Black Mountain College farm and work program, Silver will lead an exploration of the College's lesser-known but vitally important participants. David Silver is associate professor of media studies, environmental studies, and urban agriculture at University of San Francisco.
Using the entire Hunt Library as a storytelling building and featuring never-before-seen photographs, this dynamic event will examine the most experimental college in American history. Silver will employ an unconventional storytelling approach that unfolds as participants walk through the building.
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North Carolina State University Student Center Records
NCSU Libraries' Special Collections Research Center is happy to announce that the University Student Center Records are now processed and available for research. The collection contains files and other items related to the general administrative and departmental transactions of the Student Center, as well as materials from the production and promotion of its events, services, and activities.
One of the most interesting parts of the of the collection is the scrapbooks, made yearly between 1953 to 1964 to commemorate the events and activities related to and occurring at the Student Center, and are filled with newspaper clippings, programs from events, and promotional materials such as posters and flyers. However, as is the case with most scrapbooks their age, the adhesive has wasted away, so many of the items glued or taped to the pages have become loose. During the processing of the scrapbooks, an attempt was made to replicate the original layout of each page so they could be photographed before the loose items were filed separately.
The records range from 1941 to 2008 and reflect the history of the University Student Center, as well as how it functions today. The Student Center is a student organization established to give students and other community members a centralized location on campus which provides essential facilities, programs, and services. It was established with the purpose of enriching students' lives by teaching them social and recreational skills, and to provide them with the opportunity of extracurricular activity without having to leave campus.
The earliest model of a student center on N C State's (then, State College's) campus was the King Religious Center (also called the YMCA Building), which opened in 1913. Taking note of the success of student unions on other college campuses, N C State took the initiative to create their own, starting in 1948. The first official student union was founded in 1951 and later named the Erdahl-Cloyd Student Union. In 1972, the newly built Talley Student Union replaced the Erdahl-Cloyd Union. Today, the College's student center is actually the University Student Centers, consisting of Talley, the Witherspoon Student Center, the Price Music Center, and Thompson Hall.
In addition to providing students with social and recreational opportunities on campus, the Student Center organization has always offered a number of other services. It is the host of programs for academic and professional development, as well as being renowned as a performance venue since it was established, providing theater and music showings, film screenings, and forum discussions.
The University Student Center Records show how the Center has changed, but it still provides the services for which it was established. For more information about the collection, please consult the collection guide.
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North Carolina State University. College of Veterinary Medicine. Crimes without consequences : the enforcement of humane slaughter laws in the United States
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Exciting Photo Album Discovery!
The Special Collection Research Center has made an exciting discovery about a photograph album in its collection. The album contains approximately 60 hand-colored albumen prints showing landscapes and architectural scenes in Japan during the late nineteenth century. The dimensions of the photographs are 21.5 x 28 cm (8.5 x 11 in). The album covers are lacquer with inlaid designs. Many photos have printed captions and numbers, but there is no indication as to who created them or the album. We have recently been able to attribute the album to Kusakabe Kimbei. A further description exists in the library's online catalog.
Kusakabe Kimbei was a commercial photographer based in Yokohama, Japan, in the late nineteenth century, and he was one of the great native-born Japanese photographers of his time. He had been an apprentice of Baron Raimund von Stillfried, an Austrian who established a photographic studio in Japan in 1871. When Stillfried left Japan in 1885, Kusakabe bought his mentor's stock and initiated his own studio, which existed until 1912.
Stillfried's firm had purchased the stock of Felice (or Felix) Beato in 1877. Beato was an Italian-born photographer who established a studio in Japan during the mid-1860s and was one of the first Westerners to bring photography to the East Asian country. He employed Japanese artists to color his albumen prints, and he became knowledgeable of such Japanese art traditions as ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Both Stillfried and Beato specialized in studio portraits and genre scenes. Beato also specialized in landscape photographs. Westerners fascinated by Eastern cultures formed the major audience for their work. Kusakabe continued these traditions, perfecting the psychological portrait, and he seems to have catered to the same audience.
Hand-tinting of albumen photographic prints became a minor art form in Japan in the late nineteenth century. Japanese artists have had long traditions of coloring through fabric stenciling and woodblock printing. The transfer of these processes to photography resulted in works that have rivaled Western examples in skill and beauty. Because of the time-consuming process, a master colorist could finish only 2-3 prints per day, so Japanese photography studios drew upon the skills of large staffs.
The NCSU Libraries has held this particular photograph album for several years, probably decades, but its origins had become lost until recently. While perusing the catalog of a rare book dealer, Special Collections staff found a description for another nineteenth century Japanese album with Kusakabe photographs. Through online research, the staff was able to match two photos in the NCSU Libraries' album with those in known Kusakabe collections, including one at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Archives in Washington, D.C. Research in print publications, including Japan Photographs, 1854-1905 (1979) by Clark Worswick and The History of Japanese Photography (2003) by and Anne Tucker, et al., also confirmed Kusakabe as the creator of some of these photos. Therefore, it is assumed that the entire NCSU Libraries' album can be attributed to Kusakabe. One interesting aspect of the NCSU Libraries' album is that it does not include any of the psychological portraits for which Kusakabe is now known. Rather, it only contains landscape and architectural scenes.
A bookplate on the inside cover of the album indicates it was donated by William T. Huxter. A William T. "Bill" Huxter was at NC State from the 1960s to the 1990s as a professor and extension specialist, first in Wood Products Extension and later in Extension Forestry.
If anyone knows more about the donation of this album, please contact the Special Collections Research Center. Interested researchers wanting to schedule a time to access the photo album may contact the Special Collections Research Center through the online form.
Have you "Kugged" your Kaypro today?
The Special Collections Research Center includes the History of Computing and Simulation as one of its key collecting areas. We recently received a small collection, the Lawrence Auld Collection of Kaypro Computer Materials, 1978-1992, that documents the Kaypro home computer. Kaypro began as "Non-Linear Systems," a maker of electronic test equipment, and was founded by Andrew Kay in 1952. In 1982, Non-Linear Systems organized a company called the Kaypro Corporation and named its first product the Kaypro II. During the 1980s, Kaypros were in competition with IBM PCs and Apple II computers. Fun trivia fact: Arthur C. Clarke used the Kaypro II (64 Kb of RAM!) to write his 1982 novel 2010: Odyssey Two.
The bumper sticker shown above, "Have you kugged your Kaypro today?," is a play on the "Kaypro Users Group" (KUG). This collection includes various materials that document the use of Kaypros and the discussions about them which were raised by the user community. Included are issues of ProFiles: The Magazine for Kaypro Users, and another popular magazine that catered to Kaypro users, Micro Cornucopia. Perhaps most interesting are Kaypro newsletters and bulletins from the 1980s as well as various user's guides and user discussions. Although the collection has not yet received full archival processing, a preliminary inventory is available. The collection is open to researchers here at the Special Collections Research Center.
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Zweifel, Thomas D., 1962- author.
Congratulations to Betsy Whitman on Libraries' Pride of the Wolfpack Award
The Veterinary Medicine Library Team is proud to announce that Betsy Whitman was one of the Libraries' recipients of the Pride of the Wolfpack award at the Libraries' Annual Service and Awards Program on June 19, 2014.
Please join us in congratulating Betsy for her efforts on behalf of the Wolfpack!!
Wall Street Journal: Hunt Library helps inspire New York Public Library renovation
Citing the need for inspiring "collaborative spaces, stocked with tools for creative projects," the New York Public Library looks to the Hunt Library for the planned renovation of its landmark Fifth Avenue building.
June 2014 Publications from CVM Authors
June 2014 Publications from CVM Authors
Take a look at the CVM author publications for June 2014 courtesy of the NCSU Scholarly Publications Repository.
CVM and other NCSU authors are specifically highlighted with their department affiliation and links to their other publications in the repository. To access the full text of any of these articles, click on "Find Text (NCSU Only)" link.
If you have questions or would like information about the repository or NCSU publications, please email email@example.com or call us at 919-513-6218.
Testing Code, Discovering Collections
Years ago, we decided, rather than using an out-of-the box solution, to roll our own for the Rare and Unique Digital Collections site. Doing this gives us greater control in creating the user experience; a greater ability to respond to bugs and feature requests, i.e., let's add "related images" on the resource page; and a way to architect the application so that it fit the Libraries' approach to managing digital collections. What it also means, though, is that we're in charge of maintaining the application.
We're currently using Blacklight and Solr for search and faceted browse, and the djatoka JPEG2000 image server delivers our images.
Recently, we went through two significant upgrades with the site. Project Blacklight released Version 5.4.0 in May 2014, and we migrated to this version in anticipation of some very significant new features to the site we'll be working on over the summer. The latest release of Blacklight itself includes an upgraded version of Bootstrap, which helps to make websites responsive, i.e., sized appropriately for the screen size one is viewing the site on. In performing this upgrade, we also migrated the site to Rails 4.1 (a web framework), which was released in April 2014.
When performing upgrades, we release code to a staging site, where we can review the code's effects. This is no small affair. We review the site in several web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE), as several viewing sizes (extra large desktop down to phone size), and on several different devices (Mac, Windows, and Linux operating systems; all of the iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod); and several Android devices). And, since we've made the site available under HTTP Secure, we have to the view the site on http and https. When viewing the site on all of these devices and browsers, we test to make sure that: the site looks right, the facets work, all the buttons are placed properly and function correctly, the site navigation is functioning, the six different resource views (text, images, folders, video, etc.) are functioning properly, the image pan and zoom is working, the map and "now" features work, and audio and video play properly. These are the biggies; there are probably another dozen or so features we double-check for proper functionality.
But, it's not all work. Well, it really is, but…we do end up stumbling upon interesting resources that are new to us or new again that make it feel less like work.
While it is possible to visit the site without coming across, by far our most viewed resource, it just doesn't feel like a visit without doing so. Since beginning to track web statistics on our site with Google Analytics in October 2012, this image has been viewed over 23,000 times.
Here's one I'd never seen before. It's a busload of basketball players and fans in the Philippines, one of whom is playing a nose flute.
Like any major university, NC State has hosted presidents and figures of state. In this latest round of testing, I re-discovered a photograph of Bill Clinton receiving students, but the real focus of this one is Hilary. An all-time favorite.
I've seen this one in results set a million times, but for some reason I never paid it much mind. On further examination–I looked at this particular resource in order to check that pagination was working–it's a really fascinating speech, as well as topic.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg. I think this brief list of discoveries, in itself, is a great testament to the nature of our collections and the fact that the site supports serendipitous discovery.
These resources–and much, much more–are all available as part of the NCSU Libraries' Rare and Unique Digital Collections, which provides access to thousands of images, video, and audio recordings, and text documenting NC State history.
Faculty – It's Time for Fall Reserve Requests
Reserve lists for DVM courses will be taken from each faculty's online course syllabus published as of Friday, August 1. Required (and optional) texts and library reserve titles will be entered in Reserves Direct, the Libraries' online reserve management system.
If you need to put materials on reserve for other courses, please give us a reserve list (or email it as an attachment to firstname.lastname@example.com) by 10 AM on Friday, August 1. In addition to your name and course name/number, provide complete citations (title, author, edition) for titles desired.
All personal materials (both books and media) listed on the syllabus or reserve lists should also be brought to the Library by 10 AM on Friday, August 1.
For information on VML reserves services and the online reserve management system, go to http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/vetmed/services/reserves. If you need assistance or have questions, please contact Betsy Whitman at email@example.com or phone 919-513-6218.
Vet Med Library closed Friday, July 4
The Veterinary Medicine Library will be closed on Friday, July 4th for the holiday and will resume regular hours on Saturday, July 5 from 1:00pm – 5:00pm.
Enjoy your 4th of July Holiday!!
The D. H. Hill Library and James B. Hunt Library will be open on July 4 from 7:00am – 6:00pm.
See http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/hours for all NCSU Libraries Hours.
Gateway Veterinary Camp highlighted in Rocky Mount Telegram
The 35 campers participating in the 2014 Gateway Veterinary Camp visited the Veterinary Medicine Library of the NCSU Libraries as part of their tour of the College of Veterinary Medicine last week. Read more about Vet Camp in the Rocky Mount Telegram at
https://www.rockymounttelegram.com/news/youth-camp-promotes-veterinary-careers-2512969. The Veterinary Medicine Library welcomes all students interested in animal health. For more on visiting us and using resources onsite in the Library, see http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/vetmed/about/location.
Graphic Communications Records Added to University Archives
Among the recent additions to the University Archives are 15 linear feet of materials from NC State's Department of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education. Contained in these records are photographs, videotapes, correspondence, brochures, and flyers dating from the 1950s to 2008. Details about these materials can be found in an online collection guide.
Also with these materials is Visual Aids for Teachers, a set of 7 filmstrips and 11 phonograph records. Dating from approximately 1950, this set was intended for use by K-12 teachers in classroom instruction. It was created by the Jam Handy Organization, which produced audio-visual materials used in training and education. Visual Aids for Teachers had been acquired by an early College of Education program
The Graphics Communications program originated within NC State's College of Education in the 1970s. By 1979 the Dept. of Occupational Education had an engineering graphics program, and this was renamed Graphics Communications in 1980. In 1995 Graphic Communications merged with the Dept. of Math and Science Education. The new department was called Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education (today it is the Dept. of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education).
There is an online guide for the Dept. of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education records held by the University Archives. The Jam Handy filmstrips and records have been moved to the University Archives Audiovisual Collection.
New Materials June 23
Bellwood, Brianne, author. Lifting the impenetrable veil : from yellow fever to Ebola hemorrhagic fever and SARS
Calisher, Charles H. Iguanas : a pictorial guide to Iguanas of the World and their care in captivity
Fife, Jerry D.
NCSU Libraries Acquires William Roy Wallace Architectural Papers
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David Hiscoe, 919-513-3425
June 17, 2014
The North Carolina State University Libraries has acquired the William Roy Wallace Architectural Papers, an important collection of architectural drawings and project files that document the work of a major North Carolina architect and his associates.
During much of the 20th century, Wallace (1889-1983) was the architect of choice for many Winston-Salem business leaders and their families as well as for business leaders in Burlington, Greensboro, High Point, and elsewhere. Known for his fine residential architecture, he also designed numerous religious, educational, and commercial buildings from the 1920s onward.
Dr. Margaret Supplee Smith, art historian and professor emerita at Wake Forest University, was instrumental in identifying the importance of the collection and facilitating the generous donation by the Wallace family. Smith notes, "With this significant acquisition, which includes architectural records documenting three generations of architects working in North Carolina–Charles Barton Keen, William Roy Wallace Sr., and William Roy Wallace Jr., in addition to Harold Macklin—NCSU Libraries' Special Collections Research Center has ensured that the story of twentieth-century architectural practice in the Piedmont, with its rich textile, tobacco, and historic preservation legacies, will have a permanent place in the state's architectural history."
Wallace, a native of Pennsylvania, began his career in association with Philadelphia architect Charles Barton Keen (1868-1931), a designer of country houses for the Philadelphia elite. Keen created a second major body of work among the leading industrial families in the North Carolina Piedmont, including the famed Reynolda House (1912-1918) for the Reynolds family in Winston-Salem. Wallace worked with Keen as an office boy, a draftsman, and eventually as partner. In 1923 Keen and Wallace moved to Winston-Salem to manage the construction of the R. J. Reynolds High School and Auditorium. After Keen returned to Philadelphia, Wallace oversaw the Winston-Salem office and traveled back and forth from Philadelphia to supervise the firm's many projects. Throughout the 1920s, the two architects worked on many of the great homes in Reynolda Park and Stratford Road, including the C. A. Kent House, the Robert Hanes House, and the P. Huber Hanes, Sr., House.
In 1928 Wallace settled permanently in Winston-Salem, where he established a practice with Harold Macklin and James M. Conrad. Like Keen, Wallace and his son William Roy Wallace, Jr., who joined the practice after World War II, continued in a Beaux Arts revivalist tradition that shaped the distinguished architectural heritage of Winston-Salem and other communities.
Among the buildings attributed to the Wallace firm are the Fries Memorial Moravian Church, Highland Presbyterian Church Sunday School, the Twin City Club, many of the Davidson County schools from the mid-1930s to 1950s, and much of the early restoration work at Old Salem. In addition to designing the country estate (Brookberry Farm) of Bowman Grey, Jr., many Wallace houses are extant in Winston-Salem, including the Siewers-Shaffner House, John Stephens House, James Weeks House, and Meade Willis House.
The Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) at the NCSU Libraries continues to assemble and archive the work of leading architects to make these unique materials available to a wide audience. The SCRC has collected the papers of key architects, including G. Milton Small Jr., George Matsumoto, and William Waldo Dodge, as well as those of past and present faculty members of NC State's College of Design such as Henry Kamphoefner, Marvin Malecha, Matthew Nowicki, and Frank Harmon.
The NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center holds research and primary resource materials in areas that reflect and support the teaching and research needs of the students, faculty, and researchers at the university. By emphasizing established and emerging areas of excellence at NC State University and corresponding strengths within the Libraries' overall collection, the SCRC develops collections strategically with the aim of becoming an indispensable source of information for generations of scholars.
Veterinary Student Artwork from Spring 2014 on Display
Visit the William Rand Kenan, Jr. Library of Veterinary Medicine to see the new artwork installed June 13, 2014. The Library entrance portholes feature reproductions of veterinary student artwork from the Spring 2014 Veterinary Illustration Selective VMC 991-29 taught by Dr. Michael K. Stoskopf, Professor of Aquatics, Wildlife, and Zoologic Medicine and of Molecular and Environmental Toxicology.
This was a one-week studio course taught at the CVM in April 2014 offering veterinary students the opportunity to hone their observation as well as their drawing and illustration skills with live observations at the Teaching Animal Unit and the NC Zoological Park. Students became familiar with basic drawing and pen and ink techniques with an emphasis on rendering from three dimensional objects, living animals, and photographs.
Seven works highlighting a variety of drawing techniques were selected by a jury of faculty and librarian judges.
Top Row (Left to Right) [click below for detailed images]
- "Satisfied" (Frog) – Morgan Matthews
- "Resting Ruminants" Quick Sketches – Vanessa Wolf
- Golden Orb Spider – Jennifer Fowler
Bottom Row (Left to Right)
- "Clowning Around 'Under the Sea'": Clownfish with Anemone– Alisha Lucas
- "Bunny" – Kim Craney
- European Rhinoceros Beetle – Adeline Noger
- "A Rat's Curiosity" – Sara Bumgardner
These works and photos of additional drawings by all ten students in the course will soon appear on the eboard in the Library. Thank you to artists Sara Bumgardner (Class of 2015) and Class of 2017: Kimberly Craney, Jennifer Fowler, Amanda Gross, Alisha Lucas, Morgan Matthews, Adeline Noger, Caitlin Smith, and Vanessa Wolf. The drawings were photographed and prepared for porthole display by Wendy Savage, Educational Media & Design, College of Veterinary Medicine.
New Materials June 16
Muirhead, Michael R. Compassion makes a difference : discussions by the Laboratory Animal Refinement & Enrichment Forum, volume III From tongue to tail : the integrated movement of the dog
Pope, Elisabeth, author, producer. Bioimaging : current concepts in light and electron microscopy
Chandler, Douglas E. Star tortoises : the natural history, captive care, and breeding of Geochelone elegans and Geochelone platynota
Fife, Jerry D., author. Cruising with your four-footed friends : how to have a happy voyage with your cat or dog
Jessie, Diana.
New Materials June 9
Brewster, Mary P.


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David Goodman
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Gerald Westbrook
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Al Gore and the liberal left would have you believe the world is in an energy crisis. They would have you believe that only alternative energies- "green" energies-will save us from this crisis and the world from self-destruction. Gerald Westbrook has a rebuttal. Westbrook spent his career in the energy field, working with a wide variety of energy sources that have proved their efficacy, if only the "Gorons" would quiet down for a second. ...
Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice (Psi Classics in the Counterinsurgency Era)
David Galula
, 2006
This volume in the Praeger Security International (PSI) series Classics of the Counterinsurgency Era defines the laws of insurgency and outlines the strategy and tactics to combat such threats. Drawn from the observations of a French officer, David Galula, who witnessed guerrilla warfare on three continents, the book remains relevant today as American policymakers, military analysts, and members of the public look to the counterinsurgency era ...
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The Missing Times: News Media Complicity in the UFO Cover-up
Terry Hansen, 2012
UFOs were a major news story across the U.S. in the 1940s, 50s and 60s. Today the subject is a virtual journalistic taboo. Why did this happen? The Missing Times answers this question by examining the historical relationship between the big media companies and the so-called national-security state. It explains how and why the U.S. government works with media companies to manage public opinion about UFOs and other 'national security' topics.
The Commissar Vanishes: The Falsification of Photographs and Art in Stalin's Russia
David King
Holt Paperbacks
, 1999
A New York Times Notable Book, 1997 The lavishly illustrated and often darkly hilarious retelling of Soviet history through the doctored photographs under Stalin. The Commissar Vanishes has been hailed as a brilliant, indispensable record of an era. The Commissar Vanishes offers a unique and chilling look at how one man--Joseph Stalin--manipulated the science of photography to advance his own political career and erase the memory of his ...
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Brian Anse Patrick
Arktos Media Ltd
, 2013
There is no escape from propaganda. Propagandists shape the informational sociology of our time. The Ten Commandments of Propaganda serves two purposes: offense and defense. It dispels mistaken, trivializing ideas about what propaganda is, and it is also a comprehensive guide to using and understanding propaganda effectively. The term propaganda holds a negative connotation in many people's minds due to its historical associations with ...
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David Galula
, 2006
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Michael Curtis
Balfour Books
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Eustace Mullins
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Nathan Stoltzfus
Rutgers University Press
, 2001
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Bauer Media-owned Magic 105.4 has won the race for London's most popular commercial radio station title, propelling it into the top spot for the first time since 2012.
Neil Fox: breakfast presenter on Magic 105.4
Magic's 10.6 per cent increase in listeners since the previous quarter gave the station a strong foothold against Global Radio's Capital FM, which lost 11.5 per cent of its weekly reach in the same quarter.
But while Magic's 1.94 million-strong audience was helped by its breakfast presenter Neil Fox's 895,000 weekly listeners, Foxy still has some way to go to match Dave Berry and Lisa Snowdon's winning partnership over at 95.8 Capital FM.
The pair pulled in 923,000 listeners each week in the same period, contributing to Capital's total weekly reach of just over 1.9 million.
Year on year, Magic recorded gradual improvement, with a 4.4 per cent rise in its weekly reach on the first quarter in 2013. This compared to a 2.2 per cent dip in the same period for Capital.
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Quick show of hands, who is excited for the new Tarantino movie Django Unchained? If your hand isn't raised, you might want to check your pulse, because how could you not be pumped to see Jamie Foxx, who plays a freed slave, try to rescue his wife from a Mississippi plantation owner? Epic right?! For such an epic movie it is only fitting that the soundtrack be equally awesome. The first single off the project comes courtesy of Rick Ross, who brings us 100 Black Coffins, a gritty track that foreshadows the bloodshed to come in the film. Jamie Foxx, the star of the film, also produced the beat. The versatile singer/actor/comedian/producer cooks up a western inspired production, which captures the essence of the flick while modernizing the style. Django Unchained will be releases to theaters on December 25, a week after the official motion picture soundtrack hits stores.
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- MamaCrunch Mar 27, 2011 08:13 PM
I've decided to give my toddler all my kitchenaid silicone cooking utensils and my el cheapo wooden spoons and turners to use in his mini kitchen.
I'd like to start a collection of wooden utensils along with some stainless ones. I'm going for something that will *hopefully* last many years.
What are the essentials in your kitchen? Any brand suggestions?
My almost daily go-to tools are:
LamsonSharp Slotted Turner
Oxo Good Grips Tongs
Weekly tools are:
An olive wood spoon and spatula, a range of miscellaneous stainless steel utensils, and several cuisipro silicone spoons.
re: Elysabethe
For me, those expensive tongs are too bulky and stiff. I go to the restaurant supply house and buy the inexpensive ones so I can have a half dozen available--and I've added a couple of the long ones for very hot situations with wide pans. When I worked at a kitchen store we carried some wonderful olive wood utensils that run $10+ each. They had a very nice feel and looked good.
re: escondido123
I have a nice, cheap pair of tongs. But it's not because they're cheap that I like them so. It's because I lock and unlock them with one hand. The way the OXOs are made, I need to use my left hand to engage the clip when I'm using the tongs in my right.
If you have a restaurant supply, you might want to check that out. I have some utensils by Vollrath I like. Most of the utensils they have are very usable and designed to take a beating. There are online suppliers if you don,t have one near you.
My favorite utensils are ones I've collected over the years some from other cooks like my grandmother and MIL and some from antique malls and thrift shops. I have my grandmother's (a wedding present) spatula that is flexible and paper thin and 90 years old. I have seen them for sale periodically. I like the smaller handles on older utensils and they are usually pretty well made. If I buy them, I usually make sure they are stainless steel, nothing with any rust or painted handles. I like some of the old EKCO tools. Look for "usa" on the utensil.
Another place to look is TJ Maxx, Tuesday Morning and the like. Oxo is usually pretty good.
I also like to go to ethnic groceries/stores, baking supply houses and maybe even the hardware store.
re: wekick
I send to like anything made by Pedrini. Its vegetable peelers are especially good. I've picked up a few other pieces over the years and they all work wonderfully and never die. You can occasionally find them for a deep discount at Ross Dress for Less, and amazon.com carries many of them.
I like olive wood and bamboo for most utensils. I don't know any brands, really, but they should feel solid and sturday in your hands. I too use tongs frequently. they have to have a spring and I like the ones with teflon/silicon/something like that tips.
other utensils: peeler from OXO, needle nose pliers (also with spring) from hardware store (to remove pin bones from fish), olive spoon (sounds dumb but having a spoon that will fit in jars and then drain is very handy), turners--both metal and plastic/teflon/whatever for some pans. a wooden reamer. high heat spatulas--silicone.
If you use non stick pans your tools will be different from tools used with metal pans. I use hand made wooden spatulas with the non stick pans I use. I use cheap metal tongs I found at Home Goods for almost everything else. I have 2 pairs of tongs, and 2 spatulas. I also have a hand made wooden spoon that is far better than the average shallow spoon you normally find. For the handmade stuff, visit craft fairs or stores specializing in hand made goods. You will have to keep your eyes open to find it, in other words.
I've replaced my whisks over time. My son gave me a small whisk with an egg shaped handle that I use constantly, and I just bought a larger whisk with a nice handle on sale. It is OXO, I think. It is very nice.
I also received as gifts two metal flipper type spatulas that I use fairly frequently. These came from W-S. The large one is good if you make cookies, or retrieve single servings from a small oven.
Be sure to pay attention to whether the tool can be dishwashed!
Wooden spatulas and spoons, I prefer olive wood made in Italy or France. They hold up nicely and look fantastic. For stainless spoons and pasta scoops I like the Rosle but only the ones with the flat handles are made in Germany. I also like their garlic press, as it's extremely easy to clean.
I don't remember the brand on the tongs I bought recently, but they have a gadget on the hinge end that keeps them open or closed, much better than the cheap stuff with the link like lock that slides up and down even when you don't want it to.
Easy to clean is high up on my priority list for utensil features. Having hooks or loops on the handles for easy hanging is also desireable. I have a small kitchen, no dishwasher and hang lots of things to dry or to keep them ready to hand.
Ditto the olive wood spoons and turners made in France. WS carries some that feel very nice, at least to my hands. Not soaking them in water, keeping them oiled (I just use mineral oil), and they will keep looking as nice as they feel for a long time.
I find myself frequently using Le Creuset silicone scrapers with wooden handles for stirring most things that don't involve boiling water. I pull off the silicone part for cleaning.
WS also has stainless-handled utensils with silicone ends that I think may be identical to Tovolo brand products. The wide slotted turner (comes in red) is, I think, outstanding.
I also like the way the Rosle tongs look and work; I have a Norpro version of essentially the same design.
A set of Norpro silicone and stainless brushes of varying sizes for bread making, basting, painting hot sauce onto wings, again great looks, feel and function.
A skimmer and a slotted spoon, silicone coated roux and balloon whisks round out the list of my most frequently used utensils. Unless you intended to include cutting implements in the category of "utensils"....


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