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The cast and creative team of SCR, set to open its 'Pride and Prejudice' production, talk about the artistry of Jane Austen and her world.
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For the record: A previous version of the headline on this article said SCR is set to open a production of "Sense and Sensibility." It will present "Pride and Prejudice."
Ursula Meyer, dialect coach: Reading "Persuasion" and then walking the cliffs of "Lyme" in England. It was like going back and being in the book.
Amalia Fite (Lydia Bennet): Going to see "Sense and Sensibility" with my mom in 1995.
Rebecca Lawrence (Jane Bennet): When my mother took me to see "Clueless" when I was 10 years old because, as she said, it was "both popular and literarily significant." When I later read "Emma," I felt the same excitement when Miss Woodhouse realized she loved Mr. Knightley that I felt when Cher realized she loved Josh.
Bert Hernert, wardrobe supervisor: "Sense and Sensibility." First the book and then the film.
Claire Kaplan ("The Girl," a character in the play who reads from the novel): Watching the "Sense and Sensibility" film. I've been a huge Emma Thompson fan since I was little.
Do you consider yourself an Elinor or a Marianne Dashwood (the sisters who personify reason and passion in "Sense and Sensibility")?
Meyer: Elinor — practical and feeling responsible. But sometimes I wish I were more like Marianne.
Fite: Marianne. Idealistic, spontaneous, passionate and often flighty. I could use more of Elinor's sense.
Lawrence: I am a post-Chapter 46 Marianne. I had a Mr. Willoughby, but now I'm looking for my Colonel Brandon...
Hernert: Definitely an Elinor. Although I've always liked Margaret Dashwood [the younger third sister] and want to see what her future holds in store for her.
Kaplan: A bit of both. I have Elinor's common sense, but I know very well I can get a bit carried away by ideals, like Marianne.
Best movie, public television movie or miniseries made from an Austen novel:
Meyer: The Colin Firth "Pride and Prejudice" is gorgeous. But the "Emma" miniseries is also excellent. I love Colin Firth because he was quoted as saying that the secret to Darcy was that he would think, 'I want to run and kiss her and hold her," and then he wouldn't do it but the camera would capture his desire in his eyes!
Fite: I love the BBC "Pride and Prejudice" with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. Every other shot is a close-up of Colin Firth brooding in the background. It also has Saffy from "Absolutely Fabulous" playing the role of Lydia.
Lawrence: The BBC "Pride and Prejudice" miniseries with Colin Firth is a masterpiece. The chemistry between Firth's Darcy and Ehle's Elizabeth is so intense, I swoon vicariously.
Hernert: I really appreciate Emma Thompson and Ang Lee's "Sense and Sensibility." I think it really used the art of film to convey the characters and the novel rather than trying to put every word on screen.
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|USS Freedom and USS Independence underway in company
In late March there were two war games/experiments with focus on the littoral combatant ship (LCS). One held by the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) focused on the littoral/green water potential of the ship while the event held at the Naval War College (NWC) examined the potential for LCS to serve in a variety of missions and environments, including blue water employment in company with battle group units. Sadly, but not surprisingly, critics of the LCS immediately pounced on the news reports coming from the Newport game that suggested LCS was potentially effective in a variety of roles. No one would argue that the LCS program has been plagued by management problems, an operational vision restricted perhaps to mission module capabilities, and a less than effective public affairs program over much of its history. Critics however need to take a step back and give current Surface Warfare leaders the chance to experiment and figure out what are the strengths and weaknesses of the LCS class. LCS has matured from concept to physical form in a much more visible and hostile environment than past surface warship designs. A shrinking defense budget complicates the future of LCS, as well as that of a proposed follow-on frigate FF(X). Many of the concerns advanced by LCS critics regarding a lack of operational concept evaluation are being addressed in war games and events such as those held at NWC and NPS. Give the Navy the space to fix them and ensure LCS realizes its full potential as an active component of the fleet.
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The LCS program inhabits a much more reactionary and harsh program management world than past large Navy shipbuilding efforts. The DD-963 (Spruance) class, the CG-47 (Ticonderoga) class and the FFG-7 (Perry) classes all came to fruition in a much more closed and benign world of professional shipbuilding analysis. News of warship program faults was limited to a few specific trade journals and the odd article in the Naval Institute Proceedings or the Naval War College Review. Now nearly anyone with an opinion, whether informed by actual facts or mere speculation can get into the game of warship analysis via the internet. The aforementioned ship classes all had significant "bugs" to work out in the course of their introduction to the fleet. The Spruance's lack of armament, faults with the AEGIS combat system and ship stability in the Ticonderoga's, and the complaints about the SQS-56 sonar and sparse manning on the Perry's all received significant attention from critics. The relative pace of this attention however was slower and easier for the Navy to manage than perhaps it is in the present.Current Defense budgetary considerations also do not offer LCS a safe harbor. The LCS program has already been reduced from 52 to 32 vessels and while a new frigate (FFX) design has been requested by the Department of Defense, no such ship has been authorized. FF(X) could quickly join the nuclear strike cruiser, the sea control ship, the CG 21 and a host of other never-built ships in the naval architect's rubbish bin if the Defense budget continues to shrink. For this consideration alone the Navy must do its utmost to make the LCS a valuable addition to the fleet. "A bird inthe hand" is indeed "worth two in the bush" in the case of actual fleet inventory of ships.
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War gaming and analysis are vital to the continued development of the LCS operational concept. This is especially true in a period of transition such as that which confronts the U.S. surface fleet at the present. The LCS concept was originally developed during a period of assumed U.S. naval superiority throughout most of the world's maritime spaces. As the "low end" component of the SC 21 "family of ships", LCS was not tasked with gaining sea control in a disputed region, but rather the "mopping up" operations against small craft, mines, and coastal submarines in the wake of larger and more capable combatants. LCS can no longer be confined to such limited roles in the present. Diminished fleet strength means that every surface ship must be flexible and capable of multiple missions in both the littoral and blue water environments.
The Newport war game event evaluated the ability of LCS to support those new missions. The participants were given the latitude to pursue multiple employment options. They found LCS to be useful in blue and green water antisubmarine warfare, potential surface strike missions if given an improved antiship cruise missile (ASCM), and as an substitute for the guided missile destroyer (DDG) in low-threat operations like escort and counter piracy. The NPS workshop on the other hand was more focused on keeping LCS in the littoral and employing it as a network-dependent flotilla combatant. LCS would remain focused on the capabilities inherent in the mission module installed and would be operated more like an aircraft than a surface warship.
This author is a known opponent of the flotilla combatant concept and would rather see LCS be evaluated for as many green and blue water missions as possible. LCS is approximately the same size as the World War Two destroyers that made their mark in both high seas and littoral combat. That said, the experimentation and evaluation of LCS as exemplified by the NWC and NPS is exactly what critics of the LCS program have demanded. Rather than focus on the "transformative" elements of the LCS' design, its minimum manning, or its real or perceived equipment problems, both events emphasized real operational uses for the ship. A comparison of final results from these two prestigious naval education institutions will likely contribute to a continued healthy debate on what missions and responsibilities the LCS platform will assume now and twenty five years hence. LCS critics would be well advised to perhaps pause and give the Navy a chance to work out the ship's operational best uses. Mistakes from the past have been acknowledged, but it does little good to revisit them again and again, especially in the light of war game events like these. Be happy for a change; this is what you asked the Navy to do.
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Managed 16 miles at weekend just about. I think we need to start eating more during the week. We are both constantly hungry and I went a bit light headed during the run. We had both been using the High 5 gels to fuel the run but I think I/we need more. A step back week this week with the Hilton Half at Blackpool on Sunday. Then two weeks of upping the mileage and then let taper madness begin.
Myself and my partner are both doing this and we are about a week behind our long run plan. But we have done 19 miles over the last three days so feel fairly confident about getting back on track this weekend and then getting two 18 and 21 miler in before tapering. We have planned a run/walk strategy as this is his first marathon and I want him to have a positive experience. This is my third but the first that I feel the training is going okay for. We are doing one LSR and two/three shorter runs during the week. Hope that's not put the kiss of death on it. I much prefer autumn to spring marathon training.
Enjoyed the race overall. But would like to see a penned start like at the half marathon considering the short run to the Tunnel. In previous years the longer run to the Tunnel has made it easier on the descent as people have been more spaced out. Struggled coming out due to the lack of the usual mile warm up getting into it. The one water station met the criteria for the distance but could maybe have done to be on both sides of the promenade. Good to see by the time we got there the volunteers had used their initiative and moved some water to the river side. All in all another good BTR event. My fifth Tunnel 10k plus two Liverpool halves. Be back for both again next year injury and illness permitting.
Me, the OH and a friend are in and the rooms are booked. All we need to do now is train hard. It's the first marathon for the OH.
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Alan, I really do admire your perseverance.
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|You don't have to be reeling 'em in in Bora Bora to enjoy the benefits of this ultra-breathable Omni-Shade® hat—but no complaints if you are, right? Featuring UPF 50 to block out 98% of harmful UVA and UVB rays and carrying the Skin Cancer Foundation's seal of recommendation, the Bora Bora Booney is definitely more than your average fishing hat. An Omni-Wick™ sweatband combines with a mesh vent panel (which is non UPF) to keep you cool and the sweat from dripping in your eyes. Quick-dry properties mean that even if this hat takes a dunk with you, it'll be dry in no time. An adjustable toggle customizes the hat's fit to your head. An adjustable chinstrap adds further security. 3" brim. Made of: Shell: 100% textured nylon poplin. Lining: 100% polyester. Omni-Shade UPF 50 sun protection. Omni-Wick sweatband and mesh. Adjustable chin strap. Adjustable drawcord and toggle at back.
Check Newsboy Cap
|A tried and true style, the Jaxon Check 8/4 Cap is a winner. Who says you need a bold pattern to express yourself? Simplicity is what you need and exemplifies what makes a Jaxon Cap. A warm mix of tan and black will set the mood. 2" snap bill/visor. Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of: 40% wool.60% polyester. Grosgrain ribbon sweatband. Supple satin lining.
Flap Cap - Microfibre
|UPF 50+ The Dorfman Pacific Flap Cap is rated with a sun protection factor of 50+. Dorfman Pacific is excited to offer such a valuable feature in their hats to help protect their customers from the harmful effects of the sun. When you see Dorfman's UPF 50+ hang tag on one of their hats you can count on the best sun protection possible. 4 5/8" long bill.11 1/4" long neckflap.Made of: 100% microfibre. Removable velcro neckflap.Size: 1-size fits most. Adjustable velcro strap.
Wool Campaign Hat w/ Adjustable Chin Strap
|Some call the Campaign Hat the 'Smokey the Bear' Hat or the Forest Ranger Hat, others the Drill Instructor Hat. You also see this style mentioned in literature as a 'Baden-Powell' hat. This distinctive hat historically is associated with the campaigns of WWI or the American Boy Scouts (Baden-Powell is the founder). Specifications: 5" high crown 3" wide brim 100% wool felt Features: Faux leather sweatband Grosgrain ribbon hatband Scala pin on side of hat Four eyelets for breathability Adjustable chin strap
Insect Shield LTM6IS
|Made in CanadaThe LTM6IS Tilley Hat is a fusion of broad brim styling, Insect Shield® technology and a lightweight neck protector. Insect Shield® technology helps protect from biting insects while the neck protector unrolls discreetly from the rear brim to shade all angles of the neck. Features: Approx. 3 1/2" front and back brims Approx. 2 1/2" side brims Approx. 3 1/2" crown Approx. 3/4" mesh ventilation Approx. weight: 4.2 oz. Neck Protector: approx. 10 1/2" front closure, approx. 8 1/4" back, approx. 7 1/2" sides Made of: Fabric: 100% supplex nylon - Tilley Nylamtium®Mesh: 100% polyester Water and mildew resistant Dark underbrim for glare protection Repels rain, floats Ties on in the wind 4-page owner's manual Secret pocket Broad brim with Insect Shield, neck protector (fastens under the chin with Velcro closure) Fit:THE TILLEY HAT IS DESIGNED TO BE WORN LOW ON YOUR HEAD AND SLIGHTLY LOOSE. IT SHOULD BE HELD ON BY GRAVITY, NOT BY PAINFUL PRESSURE ON YOUR FOREHEAD. TILLEY SUGGESTS THAT YOU PURCHASE THE HAT ONE SIZE LARGER THAN YOUR REGULAR HAT SIZE.
Mix Herringbone Ivy Cap
|Jaxon Hats has got the look at affordable prices. The Jaxon Herringbone Mix Ivy Cap will provide you with confidence, quality fabric and a great profile. The herringbone brown/black combo enables you to mix and match your wardrobe with no hardship. 2" snap bill/visor. Made of: 40% wool. 60% polyester. Grosgrain ribbon sweatband. Supple satin lining.
Explorer Straw Hat
|Size Info:Hat has a shallow crown and runs large.Handwoven Palm with UPF 50+ Sun Protection Contemporary beautifully handwoven palm hats. These hats are handmade in Mexico, continuing a tradition that started nearly four centuries ago. Sustainable fiber that breathes and is environmentally friendly. Not only do the hats look great but they are rated as UPF 50+ sun protection. Palm is sturdy and can be packed in a suitcase by stuffing clothing in and around the crown. Naturally water resistant. All designs are Tula Hats originals, continuing a tradition created nearly four centuries ago in Mexico. Made of a stiff 100% natural palm fiber, grown in the warm coastal areas of Mexico, the Explorer Straw Hat is environmentally friendly. Perfect for sun protection, this UPF 50+ straw hat won't only leave you looking great, but it will give you the health benefits as well. Featuring a pinched center dent crown and wide brim, this handwoven straw hat is great for gardening on a warm sunny day! Tested by California Polytechnic State University: "The brim area of these hats is excellent, in fact we have never tested anything with 0% transmittance. Congratulations on this protection!" Approx. 3 1/4" brimApprox. 3 3/4" center dent crown Made of: 100% natural palm fiber Environmentally friendlyElasticized sweatbandGrosgrain ribbon hatbandTula side pinUnlined
|Hat runs small. We recommend ordering one size larger. Sizing info: Small - 53cm, Medium - 55cm, Large - 57cm, X-Large - 59cm DOSVEDANYA. PRAVDA. VODKA. That is the extent of our Russian - home of the Cossack Hat. Due to the crazy demand, we've brought the Jaxon Cossack back in stock! The extremely soft faux fur hat comes complete with a fully quilted satin lining along with cotton/fleece earlaps for those cold winter days. Approx. 2 7/8" earflapsApprox. 12 1/2" flat diameterApprox. 3 1/2" cuff Made of: 100% acrylic Quilted satin liningCotton/fleece earflapsFaux fur cap
Break-Up Boonie Hat
|UPF50+ sun protectionMossy Oak's most popular pattern was revamped using the latest digital imagery and printing technology. A new era of camouflage was born. Today, BREAK-UP has been voted America's best camouflage several times over and continues to be a versatile pattern used effectively in various hunting situations from flooded timber to deep woods deer hunting. Three remarkable new concealment advancements to Mossy Oak patterns, are first, the improved Bottomland base is digitally enhanced for better blending. The addition of ghost shadows enhanced 3-D illusion and realism. And finally, improved elements like bark, branches and leaves to mimic actual colors found in nature.3 1/4" brim.Made of: 60% cotton.40% polyester.Cotton chincord with leather stopper.Mesh eyelets for maximum ventilation.Self loops.
Elkhorn Crushable Hat
|Made in the USA.Stetson Crushable line. This Aussie style hat is packable, and water repellant. 4" high c-crown.3 1/4" wide underwelt brim.100% wool felt.Patented Dri-Lex sweatband which will serve to keep your head dry on those hot days. Trio of 1/4" wide eyelets on each side. Woven tribal hat band with diamond shape conchos.
Hammersmith Newsboy Cap
|The Jaxon Hats Hammersmith Newsboy Cap is a remarkably good looking cap, particularly for this incredibly low price. A rich pallet of grey and blue hues make this distinct 8 panel cap timeless yet fresh at the same time. Approx. 2" snap bill/visorApprox. 10" diameter Made of :40% wool60% polyesterQuilted polyester lining with seamed taping Jaxon removable side pin
Wool Ivy Cap
|Jaxon Hats: Every Man, Any Occasion! Embrace the brisk winter days and keep your head warm with this simple black Jaxon Wool Ivy Cap. It's cut with a slim, dressed-up silhouette. Pair it with a sportcoat or a more casual jacket. You won't regret adding this cap to your winter wardrobe! Approx. 1 3/4" sewn bill Approx. 10" diameter Made of: 100% wool knit Packable Unlined Elasticized sweatband Padded brim Jaxon pin on left side of cap
River Guide Outback Oilskin
|Oilskin hats take on unpredictable weather from sun up to sundown.The waterproof Australian fabric keeps heads dry. Wide brims keep harmful UV rays at bay and protect faces, noses, necks and ears.Mesh crowns, chincords and windstraps, screened eyelets, ventilating grommets and floatation foam are in-demand essential details.Easy-fitting elastic sweatbands with Dry-Zone moisture-transfer action keep heads cool, dry and comfortable.4" Crown.2 3/4" BrimMade of:100% Cotton. UPF Protection.Large Functional Eyelets.Chinstrap.
Eastside Beanie Hat
|Everyone needs a favorite beanie. The Jaxon Eastside Beanie could easily be yours. A staple for every wardrobe, this knit cap keeps your head warm no matter where your adventures take you. Tuck one in your pack or your back pocket and you're set to go.81/2" tall (flat). Made of: 100% Acrylic. Unlined for maximum breathability.Sewn Jaxon logo tab. Size: 1-size fits most. Fits comfortably up to 7 3/8.
UK Bobby Helmet
|Most know this replica hat as that worn by the officers of the London Metropolitan Police Force, also known as "bobbies". It is hand made of the same core material as our pith helmets. Unfortunately, we do not have the replica badges for this helmet, but various badge options are usually available at Ebay. This is a great hat for theatrical productions needing a Bobby Helmet. Police paraphanalia collectors also like this facsimile item. The crown is 9 inches high. The front and back brim measure 2 inches as the sides measure 1 inch. Color: Black. Size: Good quality velcro adjustable harness inside the hat.
Stockman Suede Hat
|Made in Australia.Stockman made by B.C. in Suede.The B.C. Stockman style is Australia's original leather hat with a shapeable brim. Made with the finest Australian steer hide and fitted with a comfortable suede sweatband.Brim size is 3" wide.
Houndstooth Ivy Cap
|Jaxon Hats keeps up with the current style trends of todays fashion world, and at the same time holds onto the classic styles of the past, and the Jaxon Houndstooth Ivy is just that! Jaxon has taken the timeless ivy style cap and has added the popular houndstooth pattern. 2" snap bill/visor. Made of: 40% wool.60% polyester.Grosgrain ribbon sweatband. Supple satin lining.
Rawhide Western Hat
|Made in the USA The Stetson American Buffalo collection made of genuine Buffalo Felt, durable and water resistant. This is a shapeable hat, that has wire in the brim - great for customizing a big dip in the front. Made of: Buffalo felt. 4" oval c-crown. 3 1/2" wired brim. Braided cord hat band with Buffalo Nickel on the side. This item may take up to four business days to ship after done in production at the Stetson facility. Colors: Mink and Black.
Central Point Earflap Trapper Hat
|Although made to keep your head warm, this cozy earflap hat has the added bonus of built-in style. Its supple, textured face fabric is reminiscent of wool, the plush high-pile fleece interior channels über-toasty shearling, and the bomber-inspired design holds its own from street to slope. The Omni-Heat® thermal reflective interior adds more warmth without adding bulk by using reflective fabrication to capturing and retaining your body heat. Water-repellent Omni-Shield® technology keeps the exterior free of rain and stains alike. 5 1/4" earflaps.Made of:Shell: 100% polyester. Lining: 100% polyester, 100% polyester pile. Insulation: 50% polyester/50% recycled polyester, 80g Omni-Heat thermal reflectiveOmni-Shield advanced repellencyChinstrap with buckle
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- Marvel's "Thundering" Announcement: A Woman Will Wield Mjolnir 1 CommentsPosted by Jeremy Conrad on July 15, 2014 under Comics, News
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Marvel Releases Clip for 'The Consultant'
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Editor's Note: Ed Johnson ran an unsuccessful campaign last year for the Atlanta School Board District 9 At-Large seat. Here he writes an open letter to Atlanta Public Schools' Superintendent Erroll Davis concerning
last week's revelation that APS would be removing several principals from schools before the
2014-15 school year.
Mr. Davis:
Apparently Morris Brandon Element School principal has rightfully and ethically informed the school's community of her pending dismissal for no other reason, to her knowledge, than "the district is 'moving in a new direction'" for which your superintendency has judged her unfit.
Won't you explain to the Atlanta Public Schools community at-large 1) exactly what the district's "new direction" is and 2) why the district is moving that way? I, for one, am unaware of any such "new direction."
Obviously, my questions here pertain to the district itself and do not pertain to any personnel, singularly or collectively. Therefore, to be clear, any explanation that attempts to parry with "it's a personnel matter" or "take it up with the Board" or some other such rubbish will be viewed as deeply unethical and high-handed behavior.
Your explanation must also give account of the decision-making process that produced the decision to move the district in a "new direction." Your explanation must leave no doubt about the Board's role or your role as superintendent in the process.
Please do explain, Mr. Davis, prior to any of Monday's noticed Atlanta school board meetings.
Finally, Mr. Davis, this matter brings to mind yet again the troubling statement the AJC has you on record as having said: "I try to make the best decisions I can and not worry about the consequences."
Consider, Mr. Davis, that although corporate managers tend to not worry about "the consequences," moral and ethical education system leaders do. You see, consequences offer opportunities to learn today to make tomorrow better. So, for example, it is unfortunate there remains little, if any, interest to learn from APS' massively systemic CRCT cheating. Consequently, aspects of that God-awful saga have continued with you as APS superintendent, such that tomorrow is unlikely to be made better.Ed Johnson
Advocate for Quality in Public Education
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- 08.29.2014
Official 2014 Game Watching Parties
- 08.26.2014
Five questions with wedding planner Maren Clarke White (AB '09)
- 08.22.2014
Reflecting on Freshman Welcome 2014
- 08.18.2014
Class of 2018 Freshman Welcome
- 08.07.2014
2014 Freshman Send-Off Recap
- 08.04.2014
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. James Marshall Shepherd
- 08.01.2014
UGA Class of 2014 Summer Commencement
- 08.29.2014
- 07.30.2014
Former Bulldog making "Chic Comfort Food" on MasterChef
- 07.28.2014
Father and son share a bond like no other
- 07.25.2014
UGA alumna is on fire
- 07.23.2014
Make miracles happen with Gwinnett Braves
- 07.22.2014
2014 is "Going to the Dawgs"
- 07.18.2014
A Bulldog reunion 30 years in the making
- 07.17.2014
UGA alumnus named chairman of the Georgia Bankers Association
- 07.30.2014
- 07.16.2014
Five Questions with Richmond Chapter Vice President Taylor Jacobson (BS '09)
- 07.11.2014
Atlanta Alumni Spotlight: Jennifer Bradley Franklin
- 07.09.2014
We are our Sisters' Keepers
- 07.03.2014
40 Under 40 Class of 2014 Announced
- 07.01.2014
Focus on Faculty: Elizabeth Andress
- 06.27.2014
Spotlight on Young Alumni: Angelique Jackson (ABJ '12)
- 06.25.2014
Cortona presented with key to the Classic City
- 07.16.2014
- 06.23.2014
UGA alumnus takes Nashville baseball fans back in time
- 06.19.2014
Terry College presents alumni awards
- 06.17.2014
Marshall Scholar meets Prince Charles
- 06.09.2014
A whirlwind trip to the Peabody Awards in NYC
- 06.06.2014
Former UGA Orientation Leader hopes to inspire others to serve their country
- 06.04.2014
Alumnus and Bulldog 100 Honoree works to lead Georgians out of poverty
- 06.02.2014
#CRAZYFORUGA (an insider's guide to following UGA on Instagram)
- 06.23.2014
- 05.30.2014
Alumni Career Services: New Director and Alumni Career Fair
- 05.28.2014
Grady College announces recipients of 2014 Alumni Awards
- 05.22.2014
Young Alumni Profile - Mel Baxter (AB '12)
- 05.21.2014
Richmond Chapter donates to Student Veterans Resource Center
- 05.20.2014
40 Under 40 Spotlight - Catherine Trieschmann
- 05.19.2014
Ertharin Cousin (JD '82) named to 2014 TIME 100 Most Influential People
- 05.13.2014
UGA Alumni Association pays tribute to UGA's founder and first president with statue on North Campus
- 05.30.2014
- 05.08.2014
Bulldog sisters make mark on wedding industry
- 05.07.2014
Alumnus and Bulldog 100 honoree named Georgia Trend's 2014 Most Respected Business Leader
- 05.06.2014
President Obama honors Chemistry Professor Gary Douberly for energy research
- 05.02.2014
Focus on Faculty: Tony Lowe
- 05.01.2014
Catching up with Atlanta-based artist Britt Bass Turner
- 04.28.2014
US Poet Laureate uses her past to speak to the unspeakable
- 04.25.2014
Accomplished concert artist returns to Georgia
- 05.08.2014
- 04.24.2014
Caplan and Cobb: the new dynamic duo of Atlanta law
- 04.23.2014
Alumna puts passion for historic preservation into action
- 04.22.2014
Longtime UGA supporter hangs his "Gone Fishing" sign
- 04.21.2014
McCall Wilder Designs offers timeless clothing options for children
- 04.18.2014
UGA alum leads Nasa team on the precipice of discovery
- 04.17.2014
Thank a Donor Day is today!
- 04.15.2014
2014 UGA Day Tour
- 04.24.2014
- 04.14.2014
Thinc. at UGA Entrepreneurial Week
- 04.10.2014
2014 Alumni Awards Luncheon
- 04.09.2014
Alaina in Atlanta connects young professionals
- 04.08.2014
Umano: where fashion and philanthropy meet
- 04.07.2014
Julia Clark (MED '68) elected into prestigious Cosmos Club
- 04.03.2014
The 2014 Ring Ceremony has arrived!
- 04.02.2014
Focus on Faculty: Diane Marie Amann
- 04.14.2014
- 04.01.2014
The 73rd Peabody Awards are almost here!
- 03.31.2014
FotoIN named to Technology Association of Georgia's Top 40 Innovative Technology Companies List
- 03.28.2014
40 Under 40 Spotlight - Brendan K. Hatcher (BBA '97)
- 03.27.2014
Alumna Lisa Taylor (JD '01) serves those unable to serve themselves
- 03.26.2014
An Interview with David Greene (BBA '04)
- 03.25.2014
Josh Seehorn (BSFR '08, MNR '11) hikes cross country for North American Envirothon
- 03.24.2014
Billy Payne (AB '69, JD '73) named Georgia Trustee by Georgia Historical Society
- 04.01.2014
- 03.21.2014
2014 Senior Signature Campaign
- 03.20.2014
Wisdom from Athens
- 03.19.2014
Dr. Michael Davis (PHD '05) awarded Don Brownlee Award
- 03.18.2014
Alumni chosen as finalists for UGA's Flavor of Georgia Food Product Contest.
- 03.17.2014
Alumnus recognized by President Obama
- 03.14.2014
Support students - get your UGA specialty tag today!
- 03.13.2014
Calling All Alumni: Southern Italy & Sicily Garden and Farm Tour
- 03.21.2014
Georgia Law names foyer for Aflac Foundation President Kathelen Amos '82
The University of Georgia School of Law recently dedicated one of its newly renovated spaces in honor of Kathelen V. Amos, a graduate of the law school. The ceremony included a portrait unveiling of Amos, whose likeness now hangs in the space that bears her name—the Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos Foyer. Amos and her husband, Dan, made a leadership gift to the law school to assist in its renovations and have been longtime supporters of the school.
Amos has been a member of the law school's Board of Visitors since 2005 and has served as chair of the BOV for the last three years. In addition to her support of the law school's renovation, significant gifts made by Amos include the establishment of the Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos Law School Scholarship in 2010.
A native of Columbus, Georgia, Amos joined Aflac as a staff attorney in its legal department in 1985 and was promoted to deputy counsel seven years later. In addition to duties in the legal arena, she was made responsible for the company's public and media relations, corporate philanthropy and its shareholder services department. Then, in 1995, her role was further expanded to include corporate advertising.
Two of Amos' most visible contributions during her career at Aflac were the introduction of the very successful Aflac Duck advertising campaign and the company becoming the named sponsor of the Aflac Cancer Center and Blood Disorders Service at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
Notably, she was also Aflac's first female executive vice president, receiving that promotion in 2001. Since officially retiring from the company in 2005, she has remained the senior relationship adviser with the Aflac Cancer Center and serves as president of the Aflac Foundation.
The Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos Foyer is yet another mark of the Amos family's legacy at the University. I am proud to have alumni, such as Amos, who stay so dedicated to UGA long after their time in Athens. Her generous contributions of both her time and money help to ensure that the University of Georgia School of Law will continue to grow as one of the premiere law schools and help students succeed for generations to come. Go Dawgs!
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Official 2014 Game Watching Parties
Saturdays Between the Hedges are here and it's time to cheer for the Bulldogs with fellow alumni, friends and fans from your local chapter of the UGA Alumni Association!
UGA Alumni Association chapters will be hosting game watching parties at more than 60 official locations throughout the 2014 football season. Whether you're reuniting with old college pals, looking to get back in touch with the university, traveling or new to a city, game watching parties are the perfect way to bring a little bit of Athens into your life.
Dust off your red and black, practice your Dawg bark and get ready to cheer for the boys in the Silver Britches.
Click here for detailed information about official chapter game watching parties.
Go Dawgs!
Five questions with wedding planner Maren Clarke White (AB '09)
Maren Clarke White (AB '09) may be Athens-bred, but she is taking the Golden Isles by storm, one wedding at a time. After growing up in Athens and graduating from UGA with a degree in English, Maren packed her bags for St. Simons Island to work with the Sea Island Company's esteemed wedding planning team.
Maren has been with the Sea Island Company for over four years and currently serves as the company's wedding manager. As the wedding manager at this exclusive 5-Star Resort, Maren has the opportunity to plan high-end wedding events for an elite group of clients. Throughout her time at Sea Island, Maren has planned over 200 weddings and events and has worked with celebrity planners and couples. Maren will always hold Athens and her alma mater close to her heart as she is the daughter of Rebecca White, Dean of UGA's School of Law, and Dan White, Director of Production at UGA's Institute of Continuing Legal Education, and sister to Brendan White (JD '11), a 2011 graduate of UGA's School of Law.
Recently, Margaret Sullivan (BSFCS '11, MA '12) had the opportunity to catch up with this outstanding alumna. Read below to find out more about Maren's amazing career.
How did you get into the wedding planning business?
My first job after college was at a boutique hotel, and my favorite part of the job was working on weddings and events. So when I saw the opening for a wedding coordinator at Sea Island, I knew that was the right move for me.
What advice do you have for others wanting to get into wedding planning?
Planning weddings, particularly at a resort like Sea Island, is in many ways a glamorous job. But what many people don't realize about wedding planning is that you must be highly focused, able to pay close attention to detail, be very organized, able to adapt quickly to changes, as well as being able to think creatively and stylishly. And you need to be prepared for some blistered feet from long wedding days!
How did your time at UGA prepare you for your career?
As an English major at UGA, I learned the true strength of written and verbal communication. I have found this knowledge to be vital in communicating with my brides. Every bride has her own vision, and through words we find a way to translate her dreams into reality!
Have you planned many weddings for your friends or other fellow UGA alumni?
We do have a number of UGA alumni weddings, and that is always special to me! While I may not have known some of my UGA brides in college, they become fast friends during the planning process due to having UGA in common with one another! Sea Island's wedding clientele comes from throughout the entire country, not just the southeast.
What's your favorite wedding tradition?
When the groom first sees the bride. It brings tears to my eyes every time.
Reflecting on Freshman Welcome 2014
We recently sat down with the man behind Freshman Welcome, Assistant Director of Student Programs Evan Tighe (BSED '08, MA '11). The following recounts his experience this past Sunday when UGA welcomed thousands of members of the Class of 2018 into Sanford Stadium for this special event.
Last Sunday, I stood on the field of Sanford Stadium and witnessed something incredible.
After 20 minutes of direction from members of the Redcoat Marching Band, thousands of incoming freshmen from the UGA Class of 2018 formed a single entity on the soft green turf; they had formed the revered "Super G."
Thousands of students, from a multitude of backgrounds, hometowns, interests and intended majors gathered in one spot for the same purpose.
Thousands of students.
Thousands of futures.
Thousands of dreams.
One united display of UGA pride.
After the official class photo was taken, I watched the students disperse and head in different directions. It was a perfect analogy, I realized. These students all have their own dreams. They will face their own challenges and realize their own successes. They will declare their own majors and they will decide their own path at UGA.
They will become our society's next generation of doctors, veterinarians, botanists and scientists.
They will be our new businessmen and women, executives, lawyers and political leaders.
They will serve us as teachers, counselors, coaches and social workers.
They will inspire us as poets, dancers, artists and musicians.
They will build for us as engineers, architects, mechanics and designers.
And then, once UGA has prepared them for their rest of their lives, they will reunite once again on the field of Sanford Stadium to throw their caps in the air during Commencement. In a final display of solidarity, they will watch fireworks illuminate the stands of Sanford Stadium, where they cheered on the Bulldogs and sang "Glory, Glory" countless times. They will then go on to do great things in the world.
I am honored to advise a group of 35 students, the Student Alumni Council, who feel the same way. Even though they are not yet alumni, they have already made a monetary gift to UGA through the Georgia Fund.
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A compilation of interesting, overlooked, and significant obituaries from around the world, as they happen, emphasizing the achievements of those who have died. Also, an ever-expanding source of information on and discussion of death, mourning, and end-of-life topics.
"By writing or reading obituaries, we can discover ways to make our time on earth more worthwhile, more productive, more meaningful to others."
Alana Baranick, "Life on the Death Beat"
Alana Baranick, "Life on the Death Beat"
"'I always read the obituaries in The Times,' I explained to her. 'They make me bloody glad to be alive.'"
John Mortimer, "Rumpole's Return"
Lorenzo de Rodas
Actor -- via eluniversal.com.mx.
Reginald Collin
Producer, director, writer and actor, primarily for television -- via the Chicago Tribune.
Ted D'Arms
Actor, director and artist -- via the Seattle Times.
John Chamberlain
Sculptor -- via the New York Times.
Robert Easton
Masterful dialectician and actor -- via the L.A. Times.
Yoshimitsu Morita
Film director -- via the Chicago Tribune. Directed such well-regarded works as "The Family Game," "And Then" and "Paradise Lost."
Don Sharp
Film director -- via the New York Times. Best known for his efforts for Hammer films, including "The Kiss of the Vampire" and "The Face of Fu Manchu."
Heidi Helen Davis
Director, actress and teacher -- via the L.A. Times.
Ronnie Wolfe aka Harvey Ronald Wolfe-Luberoff
Comedy writer for stage, radio and TV -- via the Telegraph.
Pupi Campo aka Jacinto Campillo
Musician and bandleader -- via johnlewisbartee.blogspot.com.
Thomas J. Bassler aka T.J. Bass
Doctor and author -- via Locus Online News.
Carmen Rupe
Transgender icon -- via the Star Observer.
Te Paekiomeka Joy Ruha
Maori leader -- via tributes.co.nz.
John Gardner
Composer -- via the Guardian.
Frances Melrose
Journalist and historian -- via the Denver Post.
John Higgins
Actor, director and dialect coach -- via the Hollywood Reporter.
Marilyn O'Connor Davis
Actress, singer and dancer -- via the Ventura County Star.
Paula Hyman
Historian -- via the Jewish Daily Forward.
Graham Brown
Actor -- via Playbill.
Rating the dead: is it wrong? I say yes, but what do you think?
My problem with this and all other "top-ranked" deaths of the year stories and posts is that it indicates that we value a person's visibility status -- the celebrity quantum of simply being knowable by the broadest base of people possible -- as the primary criterion for being remembered. I don't list people who I feel are already well-covered by the mainstream media (politicians, some sports figures, celebrities) or those who I feel were a blight on the planet rather than a boon (Ghaddafi, bin Laden, Kim Jong-Il). What do you think? Would love to hear from you on this.
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Dan Frazer
Character actor -- via the New York Times. Best remembered as Captain McNeil on "Kojak"; also known informally as the Mayor of 43rd Street for his long residence in the neighborhood of his brith -- Hell's Kitchen, aka Clinton.
Rahim Ghamzada
Singer -- via Ariana News.
Marvin Saul
The genius behind the wonderful Junior's deli in Westwood -- via the L.A. Times.
Billie Jo Spears
Country singer -- via the New York Times.
Khadzhimurat Kamalov
Journalist -- via the New York Times. Murdered in the course of duty.
Boris Chertok
Rocket scientist -- via the New York Times.
Xue Jinbo
Rights activist -- via the New York Times. Died in police custody.
Anthony Amato
Founder and driving force behind the Amato Opera -- via the New York Times.
Ralph MacDonald
Grammy-winning songwriter, arranger, producer and percussionist -- via the New York Daily News. He wrote, among other tunes, "Where is the Love" and "Just the Two of Us."
Brian Alexander Leitch
Jolly steelyard owner -- via news.ninemsn.com.au. One of his lifelong goals was to pen his own humorous obituary. He succeeded!
Erica Wilson
A master of needlework who revived the craft in America -- via the Washington Post.
Bert Schneider
Film and television producer -- via the L.A. Times. He made a pile from "The Monkees," but used that money to finance films such as "Easy Rider," "The Last Picture Show," "Five Easy Pieces" and "Days of Heaven." Peter Biskind reports in Vanity Fair.
Jeff Stratton
Writer, editor, publisher, music curator and wonderful human being – via hondurasnews.com.
First of all -- this is a eulogy, not an obituary. An obituarist gathers details about someone's life; a eulogist gets to praise the departed. I am faced with the loss of a kindred spirit. As such, I am not willing to rack up and organize the mundane details. I just want to tell you how much I loved Jeff Stratton.
I like to think that Jeff would be the first to say that this is bullshit. To die, suddenly and unexpectedly, at the age of 47, leaving behind a young child and a beloved partner, is ridiculous. To leave the world abruptly in the middle of so many worthwhile projects is shocking. In fact, it's downright rude. I imagine that as he gets to wherever he is going, he will want to talk to whoever is in charge. I hope they have some answers for him.
When I walked into the offices of a small independent newspaper in Boulder, Colorado in 1994, ready to leave the comedy world and step into a life in journalism, Jeff was occupying the cubicle in the upstairs back corner. His desk was littered with CDs, piles of papers and a host of strange little tchotchkes that are routinely sent by the music industry to music editors in an effort to flog their product. He welcomed me immediately, without hesitation.
Our friendship was cemented by a mutual love of music, mockery, moonshine and something else that starts with m. Night after night, we would venture around the back of the building to a magical place we liked to call Hooter Alley, where laughter was shared with the rest of our similarly-minded bunch (Mr. Pants, Cat Spacey, a shout-out to you!).
His cheerful, chirping voice; his sparkling eyes; and the mischievous look on his face as if he was always about to say the funniest thing imaginable, which he was, led me to dub him Skippy. In deference to my seniority, he dubbed me Uncle B.
As with most small, independent enterprises, the money was tight, the deadlines were harrowing, and the management was psychotic. Somehow, Skippy got me through each week. Our paychecks had a nasty habit of being utterly worthless. One Friday, we all piled en masse into my car, drove to the institution they were written on, and cashed them, singing together (to the tune of "My Boyfriend's Back"), "The landlord said he's gonna throw out my belongings/Hey, Lon, Hey, Lon/My paycheck bounced!/I am living on uncooked blocks of Ramen/Hey, Lon, Hey, Lon/My paycheck bounced!"
Our taste in music was pretty divergent. I was into jazz and opera; he wouldn't or couldn't stop playing Nick Drake. However, we came together in our appreciation for Nick Cave, Ween and Lee Perry. And he did turn me on to Jesus Lizard. His welcoming mind was open to all kinds of music . . . except bluegrass, a particular love of mine that he would mock incessantly by miming a mandolin and calling out, "Plinkety, plinkety, plink!"
Even after we both escaped that publication, we hung out. Lots of good times were spent at his creaky little rental house at 7th and Lipan, and later at his nice vintage starter home on Denver's west side. He moved to Florida, and I stopped by down there as well. In each and every house of his, the CDs were shelved from floor to ceiling. In each, he was a jovial, talkative, funny, inclusive host.
And he could write. Boy, could he write. His writing was a model of clarity and forthrightness. He knew what he thought, and he could state it plainly and eloquently, and he could write it quickly. An editor's dream. After years of writing about music, he moved into "straight" journalism, and won awards for his work there as well. He was a consummate journalist.
Finally, he moved beyond my reach to Roatan, off the coast of Honduras. Although I never got down there, we traded jokes and comments electronically. Not nearly as satisfying. He claimed to have turned his back on journalism. He taught English. He met Deirdra. He started podcasting as Duke Dubuque, unable to resist sharing his musical enthusiasms and knowledge, to everyone's benefit. He and Deirdra had Cooper, a wonderful little kid who doesn't deserve not to have his dad around.
In the end, Skippy couldn't resist the urge to communicate, to inform, to share. Jeff had just started his own independent publication, the first his island home had ever seen. I jokingly referred to him as the Charles Foster Kane of Treasure Island, and imagined him chastising his workers as he swung through the office on a liana, cutlass clenched between his little teeth. Up to the end, he was making good things happen.
I am confused as to how he met his end. One report says complications from a stomach ulcer. Another says a heart attack. It doesn't matter all that much, really. The important thing is that he has left the building.
Selfishly, I want him back. In my life, the people who really get me, who share my warped sense of humor, my wildly inappropriate way of looking at things, who I can feel absolutely and unequivocally able to be myself with, are extremely rare. Almost extinct. Jeff was one of those people. I could not see him for a year, then step into a room with him and pick up precisely where we'd left off.
The fact that so many other people have said the same thing in recent days shows you what kind of person he was. Everyone felt special, felt appreciated, felt heard in his presence. It's a kind of inclusiveness of spirit, an essential friendliness, which I can only aspire to emulate imperfectly at best. He taught me a lot about how to live life and treat people.
I don't know, don't care and don't want to speculate about why people die when they do or what comes after. That is not in my pay grade. All that can matter to me is what happens here in the scope of this time and space, this reality. Jeff Stratton got to tell his truths, love his loves, and share himself with a vast array of humanity. That's good enough for me. Good job, Skippy.
UPDATE: 12/23/11 -- Here is a wonderful video tribute from Jeff's friend, Ej Q'aniluno --
UPDATE: 12/23/11 -- Here is a wonderful video tribute from Jeff's friend, Ej Q'aniluno --
Vaclav Havel
Playwright,essayist, poet and dissident who became the first president of the Czech Republic -- via the BBC. A remarkable life -- his writing is stupendous. He walked the talked, going to jail many times for his beliefs and suffering from constant questioning and surveillance. Then, somehow, he negotiated the political waters with some success. Watch the excellent 2008 documentary "Citizen Havel" to see him at work. Ironically, I am right in the middle of his wonderful book "The Art of the Impossible: Politics and Morality in Practice." A fine soul!
Interview with President Václav Havel, playwright from Pew Center for Arts & Heritage on Vimeo.
Interview with President Václav Havel, playwright from Pew Center for Arts & Heritage on Vimeo.
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Aight so im thinking at some point with all the characters we got on PPO and this team...we gotta make a last supper photoshopped image.
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Looking across the picture from left to right:
Bartholomew, James Minor and Andrew form a group of three. All are aghast, Andrew to the point of holding his hands up in a "stop!" gesture.
Judas, Peter and John form the next group of three. Judas, you will note, has his face in shadow and is clutching a small bag (of silver?). Peter is visibly angry and a feminine-looking John seems about to swoon.
Christ is the calm in the midst of the storm.
Thomas, James Major and Philip are next. Thomas is clearly agitated, James Major stunned and Philip seems to be seeking clarification.
Matthew, Thaddeus and Simon comprise the last group of three figures. It appears that, when a situation turns ugly, Simon is the "go to" guy for explanations.
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Meet MUPPette, Gensler's marriage of 3D printing and unmanned drones
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Sam Lubell.
Two of the most talked about new technologies in our world today—3D printing and unmanned drones—are beginning to merge. A good example: Mobile 3D Printing, a research project in Gensler's Los Angeles office attempting to create an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) fully capable of digital fabrication—freeing the technology from the constraints of boxes, robotic arms, and X-Y-Z axes.
Digital Technologies and the Future of Facade Design
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
Among the AEC industry's most powerful tools are digital technologies, from parametric modeler software to environmental analysis programs. Neil Thelen (Diller Scofidio + Renfro), Gordon Gill (Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture), Edward Peck (Thornton Tomasetti), and Doris Sung (dO/Su Studio) took time out from April's facades+ NYC conference to talk to our partners at Enclos about how technology is shaping the future of envelope design.
At next month's facades+ Chicago conference, a series of tech workshops will offer hands-on instruction in topics including facade panelization and optimization and collaborative design and analysis. For more information or to register, visit the conference website.
Video> Facade design experts discuss sustainability, energy efficiency
Friday, June 20, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
Today's facade designers cannot afford to ignore the question of sustainability, and in particular energy efficiency. James O'Callaghan (Eckersley O'Callaghan), William Logan (Israel Berger & Associates), and Will Laufs (LaufsED) sat down with our partners at Enclos during April's facades+ NYC conference to talk about the push and pull between aesthetics and environmental performance in building envelopes. Top AEC professionals will continue the conversation at facades+ Chicago on July 24–25. For more information or to register, visit the conference website. Early Bird registration ends June 29.
Facades+ NYC14 Video Interviews: Resilience
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
Climate change and extreme weather events have made resilience a watchword among AEC professionals. In this video from our partners at Enclos, filmed at facades+ NYC in April, Gordon Gill (Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill), Edward Peck (Thornton Tomasetti), and James O'Callaghan (Eckersley O'Callaghan) talk about designing and engineering building skins to meet present and future environmental challenges.
Resilience will take center stage at the facades+ Chicago conference July 24-25. Early Bird registration rates have been extended through Sunday, June 29. For more information and to register, visit the conference website.
Letter to the Editor> Improvising Modernism
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
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[Editor's Note: The following are reader-submitted response to a back-page comment written by Pamela Jerome ("The Mid-Century Modernist Single-Glazed Curtain Wall Is an Endangered Species" AN 05_04.09.2014). Opinions expressed in letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the opinions or sentiments of the newspaper. AN welcomes reader letters, which could appear in our regional print editions. To share your opinion, please email firstname.lastname@example.com. ]
Pamela Jerome's thoughtful comment on mid-century modernist curtain walls raises a number of important issues that deserve further study.
Having successfully redeveloped two major twentieth century commercial buildings, I believe that those buildings are probably the least understood in all of preservation theory. They were built by unsentimental men in pursuit of trade, commerce, and wealth. There was never a moment's hesitation to alter them time and again as tastes changed, neighborhoods evolved, and tenants came and went. Those commercial cultural issues are just as important as the aesthetic issues inevitably associated with any building, and they are very hard to reconcile.
Former Firefighter Creates the Fire Hydrant of the Future
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Habin Kwak.
Fire hydrants are as necessary as they are historically significant. The first fire hydrant was proposed sometime during the early 19th century. No one knows the exact date as the records of its creation and use were, ironically, destroyed in a fire. The design of modern fire hydrants hasn't changed for decades, but today, a veteran firefighter has proposed a new design that could make fighting fires much easier.
Glass Coating Cracks At Willis Tower's 103rd Floor Observation Deck
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Henry Melcher.
At first glance, the glass-observation boxes that jut out of the Willis Tower's 103rd floor don't look all that safe—and that is exactly the point. The SOM-designed attraction, known as the Ledge, opened in 2009 and offers "thrill seekers," "death defiers," and "people who can wait in a really long line" the chance to step outside of the iconic skyscraper and look straight down at the streets of Chicago, 1,353-feet below. The floor of the suspended structure is comprised of 1.5-inch laminated glass panels, which can hold 10,000 pounds and withstand four tons of pressure. So, the danger is all imagined, right? Well, it certainly didn't feel that way for a California family who visited last night.
REX's Joshua Prince-Ramus Unwraps His Approach to Facade Design
Friday, April 18, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
Joshua Prince-Ramus, principal at REX, has a bone to pick with modernism and its legacy. "For the last 100 years, architecture's been involved in a silly tension between form and function," he said. While high modernism privileged function over form, some of today's top designers argue that architecture is about aesthetics and not much else. REX has a different take: architecture, the firm claims, is both function and form. "We really believe that architecture can do things. It's not just a representational art form," said Prince-Ramus. "We talk about performance. Aesthetics are part of performance [as is function.]"
Facade Design in the Digital Age: Knowing the Tools is Half the Battle
Friday, April 11, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
As most AEC professionals know, technology can be either a help or a hindrance when it comes to the design of high-performance building envelopes. Software programs like Grasshopper and Autodesk Vasari offer powerful tools for generating, modeling, and analyzing facades. But there's a catch. Without a firm grasp of the programs' capabilities, users can lose data, overlook important features, or otherwise negate the advantages inherent to digital design. Read More
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Location: Melbourne VIC, Australia
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Location: Berlin, Germany
Thursday, August 7, 2014
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Location: London, UK
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
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Labels: chairs, lamps - wall, wall treatment, workspaces
Location: Portland, OR, USA
Monday, August 4, 2014
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Labels: art, lamps - table, storage
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Sunday, August 3, 2014
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
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iOS switching question number #434084: Podcasts
So DoubleTwist and/or Google Music and/or Amazon MP3 seem to be perfectly suitable replacements for the majority of my iTunes integration needs. But there's one element I can't seem to get lined up to make my upcoming plan to grab a Nexus 4 a seamless transition: podcasts. I listen to tons of these things; they're literally a part of my everyday routine. At this point I get them all via the incredibly handy iTunes podcast subscription system.
I've got a rooted KF on 4.1.2, and I've been trying out every free podcast app I can find. TuneIn Radio seems to be the only one so far that (through what appears to be user-uploaded content) has the level of selection I'm used to, but streaming is just not a viable option for me quite yet, as for at least awhile, I'm going to be using an über-pathetic $10 a month plan with essentially no monthly data allowance. So I need to be able to download in advance via WiFi.
Anyone have something that either A. would allow me to sync podcasts directly from iTunes on my Mac, or B. Has both the selection, and the ability to download directly in Android?
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