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Hello everyone,
I am an amateur typographist, enthusiastical but not very experienced. I'm pleased to find this forum, in hope I may learn a little.
I have an hypothesis about word readability I have been developing, and putting into practice creating a variant of a standard typeface. I am almost done with that. But before I go into details and publish either the modified type or my assumptions, I'd like to empirically test them!
Do you have any ideas how one would go about that? Any established methods?
I figured I could put up a webpage that would flash words taken randomly from a dictionary file, rendered in either the original type or the variation, and then queries people to see if they can remember the words. See is if there is any significant difference... What do you think?
Just to clarify, with "word readability", I mean the ability to quickly recognize words, abbreviations, etc. (but not long sentences) written in the type, in a setting e.g. on the road, where time matters and conditions may not always be ideal. Not books or small type.
Thanks in advance for your comments!
You should investigate the research that has been done along these lines before reinventing the wheel :-)
Two Typophile contributors who have made significant contributions: Kevin Larson, cognitive psychologist with Microsoft, and James Montalbano of Terminal Design, creator of the Clearview typeface. Get googling...
Thanks for the pointers, Nick. Very interesting reads!
There is lots of discussion of this over the years on Typophile. Here is one thread from a year ago. Also if you look at the posts of typophilers Kevin Larson and Peter Enneson, most of their threads relate to readability. Also, here is my account of my own effort to maximize reading comfort in a text face.
...my own effort to maximize reading comfort..
Bill, we all do that.
In fact, your approach to Caslon was very similar to mine re. Scotch Modern, a genre which you consider to have poor readability.
I don't believe our approach was informed by scientific empiricism or scientific readability theory in any way (as opposed to long established theories of readability held by the typographic trade), it's just post-facto rationalization of what is quite simply a type revival done according to one's personal taste, facilitated and informed by the state of the art at a particular point in time -- that is to say, what is technically and economically feasible.
Did you do empirical testing during font development?
AFAIK, the only legit type designers who have are James Montalbano (Clearview) and Jason Smith (Mencap).
However, I'm not sure how truly scientific Smith's work was, or whether it was more along the lines of focus group research.
I recently came across some interesting paragraphs in The Shocking History of Advertising (1952) by E.S. Turner, set in Times Roman BTW.
"The leading writer on psychology in advertising (which was taken rather more seriously in America) was Professor Walter Dill Scott, Director of the Psychological Laboratory at Northwestern University, Chicago. His book The Psychology of Advertising was issued in Britain in 1909.
"In the previous century psychology had been an abstract study, couched in intimidating jargon. In order that practical use might be made of its conclusions, 'psychological laboratories' like the one at Northwestern University had been set up, and those psychologists who could pass on their knowledge in simple terms had begun to address advertising clubs. Many of the truths they announced had been discovered, empirically, generations ago. It is open to argument whether the psychologist gave the advertiser new ideas, or whether he merely told the advertiser which of his ideas were good ones (which the advertiser probably knew already)."
Note that the author equates empiricism with general practice, rather than laboratory experiment!
In assessing the relevance of readability science, and attempts to use it to prescribe styles of typeface or typography, it should be borne in mind that similar attempts to influence behavior -- which is the true nature of the agenda -- "better advertising through science", have been going on for over 100 years, with extremely limited success. A little awareness of the cultural nature of the endeavor might perhaps give some pause to any belief that "readability science" is of any practical use at all in typography, or ever will be.
Consider the sitability of chairs.
The sleepability of beds.
The driveability of cars.
The walkability of shoes.
The wearability of shirts.
The memorability of names.
The lookability of makeup.
The cookability of vegetables.
The drinkability of beverages.
"Readability" is not a scientific term.
I am on the trail of finding who first distinguished between readability and legibility, and I think it was a scientist, but I have yet to confirm that.
If we define legibility as the ability to distinguish one letter from another quickly in isolation, and readability as the ability to read whole words quickly, comfortably, and with good comprehension, I think the scientific validity of the distinction is shown by the first visual in the article I linked to, among other things. There a word with individually highly legible letters is very difficult to read.
As I explained in the article, the only experimental testing in developing the font was with my own eyes. I agree with you about the poor results of research so far, but I am not dismissive of the promise of future research efforts, as you are. Based on the success of scientific methods in other fields, I am optimistic that such research will eventually bear fruit.
I don't see how our processes could have been identical, since we bring standards that are in a few points in conflict, and those differences show in the final results.
As I said, it's a question of personal taste, which we share.
These faces are about the love of old letterpress, and trying to port that quality into the digital realm.
Here I compare Scotch Modern with a typical digital rendering of the didone style.
Like you, I have not simplified and cleaned up the glyph, but attempted to incorporate the trace of the letterpress process, with a rounded finish, not square cut. Also, I have kept the horizontal flow I saw in the original. And varied the width of hairlines/serifs.
The micro-detailing we have employed is a contemporary, practical method now, with pre-press and press gain being so small in the digital, high-res (offset lithography) workflow.
As "independent" designers, these face of ours are not typical, in the way that, say, Adobe fonts of these genres are geared towards a broad corporate market that company represents, or Font Bureau types of these genres target the periodical market. (Even though FB publishes your Caslon.)
I would say these are the deciding factors in our common approach, not anything we've read about reading theory.
Nick, we both were concerned with ink spread, but that was by no means my only concern.
You write, "It's a question of personal taste."
My decisions were not only a question of taste, but also of my being guided by my theories of readability, as partly explained in the article. There were developed by reading, reflection, discussion with others, looking at type, and drawing type and testing it.
My theories are not the same as yours, and so my process somewhat different as well. It's not only a matter of taste.
Sofie Beier used empirical measures to test the letter recognition rates of different letter designs in three different typefaces. The typefaces were all new designs, and the empirical data was used to create the final designs. Two methods were used to reach her findings, a distance threshold (as with Clearview Hwy) and a time threshold.
Beier, S. & Larson, K. (2010). Design Improvements for Frequently Misrecognized Letters. Information Design Journal, 18(2), 118-137.
@polymeris: "I have an hypothesis about word readability I have been developing…"
What is your hypothesis?
Taking a new study like the one Kevin mentioned and looking at it's reference section is a great way to start a literature review. An alternative strategy, if you or any of your colleagues have access to the Web of Science Citation Database is to find an old study of relatively high profile and create a citation map. This shows you every article that referenced it in the future. By using both methods you end up attacking the problem from two sides at once. One of the older studies I have come across:
Roethlein, B. (1912). The relative legibility of different faces of printing types. The American Journal of Psychology, 23(1)l, 1–34.
And while many of his studies are confounded, Miles Tinker is also a good place to start as most of his writing is an easy read.
See also:
Garvey, M., Pietrucha, T. & Meeker, D. (1997). Effects of font and capitalization on legibility of guide signs. Research on Traffic Control Services: Transportation Research Record-series, 1605, 73–79.
Zineddin, A., Garvey, R. & Pietrucha, M. (2003). Effects of practice on font legibility. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 47th annual meeting.
Zineddin, A. (2002). The impact of familiarity and word-superiority effect on large format text applications. Unpublished dissertation. Pennsylvania State University.
I believe Zineddin still works with the Federal Highway Administration in Washington DC, but it has been some time since we have spoken. He is very personable and was more than willing to share his work with me.
Good luck.
I'm a big fan of that Roethlein paper. The amount of raw data in the paper is fantastic, and just doesn't happen anymore. I think it would a lot of fun to replicate that test 100 years later (now) to see if letter legibility has changed in that time.


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In our high-stress culture, interest in the individual practice of "mindfulness" has been surging in recent years and a growing body of scientific research is touting its positive health effects, such as reducing stress, depression and anxiety while increasing focus and working memory.
To read about a CNM faculty member's "Mindfulness Project" from earlier this year, click here.]]>
"I discovered I loved poetry when I took a poetry workshop as a lark as an undergraduate student at New Mexico State (University)," Adair-Hodges said. "I always thought of myself as a fiction writer, but after that workshop I realized I might be able to write poetry."
She drifted from poetry when, after college, she taught English abroad in Prague in the Czech Republic, and later at Menaul School in Albuquerque.
She then studied for her master's degree in Fine Arts at the University of Arizona where she was named the 2004-2005 Poetry Fellow. Over the next six years, poetry nearly disappeared from her life when she started working full time at the CNM Montoya Campus, had a baby and served as arts editor for the Alibi.
"I stopped writing poetry," Adair-Hodges said. "I questioned why poetry was necessary in my life and why I was necessary to poetry. Did poetry need my voice?"
Her interest was rekindled in 2012 after having conversations about writing poetry again with then CNM colleague and poet Gary Jackson. She began associating with local poets, particularly CNM English instructor Rebecca Aronson, who was "incredibly supportive of my work and insisted it should go somewhere and be seen," she said.
This spring she attended a conference on composition in Indianapolis where she connected with other poets and writers, returning determined to give herself one year to be a poet and see if it was going to work.
"I was scared to try my best and not have it be very good," Adair-Hodges said.
The conference inspired her to treat her poetry with serious respect and expect family members to recognize poetry writing wasn't just a "hobby or passing interest but a central part of who I am."
She writes on borrowed time, squeezing in 45 minutes when her 3-year-old son watches cartoons or eats breakfast. She never writes for any longer than an hour at a time.
Earlier this year Adair-Hodges decided to send her poetry out for reviews. She submitted poems to five different literary journals. Three came back with rejection letters. The fourth was an email from the Georgia Review saying she won the contest.
"I was so surprised," she said. I didn't think the first acceptance would come right out of the gate."
Her winning poem, which is embargoed until it appears in the Georgia Review, is about Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, a Russian short story writer and playwright who is considered to be the father of the modern short story.
Much of her work centers around gender identity in 21st Century American culture. She writes about her family – her parents, their parents and their parents – and what it's like to be a parent. She does this to pass on her family history to her son, she said.
Adair-Hodges is close to finishing a draft book of poetry, which she will send to contests and the presses next year.
"Two years ago I would never have thought I would have a book of poetry, but it's really happening," she said.]]>
Visitors toured the STEMulus Center site and learned about the FUSE Makerspace; the IGNITE Community Accelerator; the Deep Dive Coding Bootcamp; the Fast-track Business Associate Degree; the PNM Pop-up Pavilion; and more.
Intel, a sponsor of the STEMulus Center, demonstrated several "maker" projects that have been created through its Galileo technology, an open source hardware and software development environment designed for makers, students and educators. Intel also had 3-D printers on display.
The CNM STEMulus Center will offer a new approach to education designed to provide accelerated educational opportunities in key areas and wrap-around support for aspiring entrepreneurs, all focused on spurring economic growth for the region.
CNM President Katharine Winograd, Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry and Intel General Manager for Rio Rancho Kirby Jefferson spoke at the grand opening.
The STEMulus Center provides space for these strategic functions:
The FUSE Makerspace is a prototyping lab that supports the economic and educational development of aspiring innovators by allowing them to take an idea for a product and use CNM technology and equipment to create a marketable prototype. The FUSE Makerspace also provides students and hobbyists the opportunity to use CNM state-of-the-art equipment to explore, design and build things. Some of the areas that will be supported in the space include: 3-D printing; woodworking; metal-working; welding; sewing; screen printing; electronics; and robotics.
The IGNITE Community Accelerator will help local entrepreneurs accelerate the growth of their business by providing opportunities to hone their business skills. The goal of the accelerator is to provide training and support to entrepreneurs who are in the early stages of developing their businesses.
The Deep Dive Coding Bootcamp is a 9-week (40 hours per week) web development bootcamp taught at the STEMulus Center. Students learn the fundamentals of modern web development and coding that prepares them to build software, apps and websites. Students learn code in the following areas: HTML5; JavaScript; jQuery; MySQL; CSS3; Object-oriented programming (OOP); and PHP (server side). According to the U.S. News & World Report's 100 Best Jobs edition, software development is the best job in the country, which was based on factors like salary, employment prospects and stress level. Through the Deep Dive Coding Bootcamp, students are prepared for jobs as developers and have access to an extensive network of coding employers.
The Fast Track Associate Degree in Business Administration offered at the STEMulus Center will allow students to earn their degree in less than two years. The program is taught by highly qualified instructors with business backgrounds. Dinners will be provided to students each Tuesday and Thursday evening between classes, and each student will receive an iPad that contains all of the textbooks and instructional materials needed for the program.
The PNM Pop-up Pavilion provides space outside of the STEMulus Center in the First Plaza Galeria patio for presentations, workshops, lectures and special events that support the entrepreneurial spirit of the community. The pavilion, sponsored by PNM, is composed of three shipping containers that are powered by photovoltaic panels. Between the three shipping containers is a 30-seat space that can be used for various events. Since the entire pavilion is completely portable, the structure can pop up at any location around the city.]]>
In her role as Presidential Fellow for Instructional Technology, Flies will support CNM's Strategic Direction of Student Success by developing ways faculty can incorporate technology into the classroom. She will be looking at how CNM can ensure that the promise technology holds for student achievement is realized and how CNM will use technology in the classroom to create efficiencies and support continued growth."When I was hired as a full-time faculty member in the Biology Department over 20 years ago, I soon jumped onto the opportunity to train myself and be trained in various forms of technology," Flies says. "My assignment as a Presidential Fellow in Instructional Technology is, therefore, a very welcome task since I truly enjoy applying the latest technology in my classrooms. Some of my goals for this year include making mobile technology more accessible to faculty and increasing faculty's comfort and productivity with technology."
Chen's responsibilities as Presidential Fellow for Competency Based Curriculum will be to support the CNM's Strategic Direction of Student Success by helping to create strategies to aid successful student completion and transfer through the implementation of competency based curriculum. The use of competencies in curriculum design provides direction for program course goals where achievement produces a competent graduate. The process of conversion includes examination of course content for gaps, redundancies, and proper sequencing and the consideration of teaching methods.Chen, was born and raised in China and is a faculty member in the School of Adult & General Education. "Before I received the Presidential Fellowship, I have been developing a competency-based, integrated reading and writing course for SAGE," she says. "I feel very honored and excited to be selected for the presidential fellowship this year. I will be working on competency-based education and continuing the wonderful work Joshua Krause and Kelley Peters have been doing. This year, I would like to focus on looking at successful competency-based education models established in colleges across the country. I would also like to explore the possibilities of creating competency-based degree/certificate programs in collaboration with different schools and departments at CNM."
As Presidential Fellow for Retention/ Graduation, Diggelman will be supporting the CNM's Strategic Direction of Student Success by helping disseminate retention and graduation data and creating strategies to improve the college's percentages in both areas. He will be looking at ways CNM can use current data to help improve student success. Student success requires sustained effort from all directions and is not the sole responsibility of any single office or person. CNM's goals for graduation and retention success is more a product of an overarching shared culture than it is the result of a narrowly conceived deliberate retention or graduation effort. There is no magic bullet. Therefore, Diggelman's goal is to study how a culture of support for student success through graduation and retention is created.
Diggelman is a faculty member in the School of Communication, Humanities & Social Services,
"After childhood in Wisconsin, I started my undergraduate coursework at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and graduated from the University of Nevada Reno with a BS in economics," he says. "I spent two years teaching English in Japan, followed by graduate work in economics at the University of Texas in Austin with fields of specialization in public finance and environmental economics. I left UT in 2001 to teach economics at CNM. For the last several years, I've been working on identifying at-risk students early enough in the term to help them succeed."]]>
The trainings include a short video, followed by practicing the technique on mannequins. Attendees will also learn how to respond to someone suddenly collapsing, how to recognize heart attack symptoms, how to use an AED, and how to assist someone who is choking.
The program is a 90-day pilot project between the CNM Workforce Training Center and the New Mexico Heart Institute Foundation.
Instructors, provided by the Workforce Training Center, can go to businesses to provide the training and Project Heart Start administers the program. More information about the training program can be seen at http://projectheartstartnm.org/trainingforbusiness.
The Workforce Training Center conducted the first training on Sept. 12 for 60 people at a local business.]]>
Lunch with TEDx -- Sept. 15 & 22, 12-1 p.m.
TED talks that are pertinent to the Albuquerque community and economy followed by powerful discussions. Bring your lunch and join the conversation.
Leadership Brown Bag Lunch -- Oct. 8, 12-1 p.m.
Discussions that are pertinent for leaders in any area. Topics include virtual leadership, transformational leadership and more. Bring your lunch and join in.
Bicycle Maintenance Essentials -- Sept. 19 and Oct. 13, 7-7:45 a.m.
Do you bike to work? Stop by the PNM Pop-up Pavilion and learn some tips and tricks to keep your bike in tip-top condition. Topics covered are from the Park Tool Mechanic, Part 1, national curriculum and workshops are taught by a certified instructor.
Writers Workshop -- Sept. 26, 1-2 p.m.
*Please call 224-5206 to sign up for the writers workshops
First Thought, Best Thought? Presented by English faculty member Rebecca Aronson, the workshop focuses on approaches to revision after a draft is developed. The workshop will delve into several approaches and techniques for revision, look at early drafts and revisions of published pieces of writing, see what some professional authors have to say about revision, and try a few hands-on exercises. Participants are encouraged to bring already completed works (poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction) to work with. All levels and genres welcome.
"I raise worms at home," Wright said. "Nothing goes in the trash at my place if it can go to the worms or a compost bin."
He said he moved to a run-down farm 25 years ago, where he learned to appreciate the power of worms. "Once terrible soil is now healthy," he said.He started a worm farm in his office at CNM and got several of his students interested in having farms of their own. Wright proposed the idea of a worm farm at all CNM campuses as a sustainability effort, and Luis Campos, executive director of the CNM Physical Plant, wanted to try it. He purchased a worm farm for each campus.
The worm bins, 18-by-18 inch plastic containers, are stacked on top of each other with small holes on the bottom. Placed on the bottom container is a bedding material made of paper along with food the worms can eat, including coffee grounds, egg shells and vegetable/fruit material (anything but meat and protein). He starts with 500 Red Wiggler worms, which in about two months grow to 2,000. As the worm numbers expand and the mulch increases, a second container with fresh food waste is put on top of the first container, and the worms migrate to it. Eventually all five containers are filled, and the first container, with fresh bedding/food material, is moved to the top.
The resulting material produced by the worms looks and smells like fresh soil, and it serves as an excellent nutrient-rich fertilizer.
Wright is maintaining a worm farm in the Main Campus Biology Department, and people from other campuses will be receiving the worm-farm containers plus 500 start-up Red Wiggler worms. The individuals who will be maintaining the farms at the other campuses are Karen Bentz and Patricia Mayers at the Montoya Campus; Marleen Anzures at the South Valley Campus; Alea Tranfton at the Rio Rancho Campus; and Corie Andries at the Westside Campus.
"The worm farms at every campus are another way to bring recycling into our everyday lives," Wright said.
Larger composting facilities will soon be installed for CNM's Culinary Arts program.]]>
It's a new concept that is taking root around the world. The origins trace back to Nova Scotia, which began experimenting with the idea around 2000 when a physician, who had served two remote islands off the Canadian coast, retired. Paramedics were recruited to fill the gap. Similar efforts are now underway in the U.S., including Alaska, Colorado, North Carolina, Minnesota, the City of San Francisco and soon New Mexico.
"I have been working to get this program into New Mexico since 2009," said Sean Haaverson, CNM Emergency Medical Services instructor and Community Paramedic Program founder. "New Mexico has many rural and medically underserved areas where the only way people receive the medical care they need is to travel hundreds of miles to Albuquerque or other populated areas."
In order to participate in the CNM program, students must already have their paramedic licenses and have been working in the field for a minimum of three years. Some of the program courses include: Introduction to Community Health Care; Community Paramedic Role in Public Health and Primary Care; Cultural Competency; Personal Care; and Advanced Patient Assessment. They also have to complete a five-credit-hour clinical rotation. Upon completing 21 credit hours, the students will receive certificates of completion in Community Paramedic.
All classes will be done online with face-to-face labs on the weekends.
The concept of a community paramedic program is not complicated, Haaverson said. It' simply to expand the role of EMS workers to provide health services where access to physicians, clinics and/or hospitals is difficult, or may not exist.
According to a 2010 report by the National Women's Law Center, New Mexico ranks 49th in the country for medically underserved areas, followed by Mississippi, which is 50th, and Louisiana, which is 51st (the rankings include the District of Columbia). Medically underserved areas are locations with limited access to primary care physicians. For some, access is reduced due to living in remote locations, while for others it is due to the disproportionately low number of primary care physicians in a non-remote area. The lack of accessible health care services is particularly severe for poor and low-income people.
Minnesota has had a state-wide paramedic program for just over two years, and it is helping to keep the elderly out of the emergency room. When they are not responding to an emergency, community paramedics visit people at their homes. Depending on the situation, the community paramedic might do a blood test, call Meals on Wheels, or arrange for a wheelchair ramp. The community paramedics visit patients to make sure they are following doctor's orders, and to be a general healthcare resource.
Haaverson anticipates that the community paramedic program will operate similarly in New Mexico.
The first cohort of CNM students began their classes this Fall Term. Students interested in applying for the next offering should contact Sean Haaverson at email@example.com, or contact CNM's School of Health, Wellness & Public Safety at 505-224-4111.]]>
If you're still interested in taking classes at CNM, but haven't registered, there are many short-term courses that begin later in the term. Visit cnm.edu/schedules and look for "Part of Term" to view late-start classes.]]>
All CNM school offices, except for the School of Adult & General Education, will also be open for extended hours on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.]]>
The rankings review the most current figures available, which are from the 2012-13 academic year.
CNM ranks 11th among all community colleges in the country for the total number of associate degrees awarded to students. CNM also ranked in the top 10 in the country for certificates awarded.
CNM awarded 3,368 associate degrees in 2012-13, including 1,445 to Hispanics and 204 to American Indians. CNM also ranked third in the country for two-year certificates awarded (3,246) and seventh in the country for one-year certificates (2,817).
CNM graduated 6,732 students in 2012-13, which was an all-time high for the college and a 208 percent increase from the 2008-09 academic year.
"This isn't just great news for CNM and its graduates – it's great news for our region and our state," CNM President Katharine Winograd said. "Our college has been intently focused on helping more of our students graduate in recent years because we know that our state needs a more educated workforce to support economic development efforts. CNM will continue to do its best to support our students and their journey to becoming college graduates. Every time a student graduates with a college degree or certificate, it creates a ripple effect that positively impacts their family, our community and our state."
In 2011, CNM established an innovative student-support model called CNM Connect that has been emulated at other community colleges around the country. CNM Connect provides students with a one-stop location at every campus to access all kinds of services, including Achievement Coaches, financial coaching and workshops, on-site access to public benefits screenings, access to scholarship applications, stress management and study skills workshops, and referrals to services in the community for things like childcare and housing.
In recent years, CNM also put more emphasis on searching its databases to identify students who had completed all of the required coursework in a certificate or degree program.
Increasing graduation numbers in recent years and the implementation of CNM Connect also contributed to CNM earning the Student Success Award from the American Association of Community Colleges in 2013. The AACC represents more than 1,100 two-year colleges.
"We put this program together with direction from the American Dental Association (ADA), which believes that education and prevention are the ultimate keys to extending good oral health to those who don't have it," said Melanie Upshaw, CNM's program director. "We're attracting national attention (for the CDHC program)."
The ADA initiated a pilot CDHC program in 2006. Currently, 34 graduates from the pilot program are practicing in eight states, including New Mexico. CNM is the first college in the country to offer a CDHC program since the pilot. The ADA is also working to help other schools in New Mexico and other states integrate the model into their curriculums.
Upshaw said the idea for the CNM program was born in 2013 when she and Michael Voss, associate dean of the School of Health, Wellness & Public Safety, attended a summit in Silver City where they learned about the need for CDHCs in the state.
"We listened to the presentation and thought, 'We can do this,'" Upshaw said.
Students in the program must be registered dental hygienists or certified dental assistants. During the three-term program, they will learn interviewing skills, screening and classification, as well as palliative care skills before entering internships with dentists in New Mexico communities.
CDHCs are recruited from the same communities in which they are trained to serve, including remote rural areas, urban areas and Native American communities, thus eliminating many of the cultural, language and sociological barriers that might otherwise impede their effectiveness.
Classes begin Aug. 25. For more information about the program, click here or contact CNM's School of Health, Wellness & Public Safety at 505-224-4111.]]>
The Agri-Cultura Network is committed to making sure that locally-grown, healthy food is affordable and accessible for all, so they provide subsidized CSA memberships for low-income South Valley families as well. The produce varies weekly depending on what the farmers in the Agri-Cultura Network are harvesting. The variety of produce grown by South Valley farmers and distributed by La Cosecha CSA means that participants have the opportunity to try vegetables they may not have considered purchasing in the past.The CNM students who prepared the vegetables are members of the CNM Culinary Club and/or they work with the CNM-Street Food Institute food truck through the CNM Culinary Arts program.
"We wanted to show South Valley residents healthy and easy-to-prepare recipes using the vegetables they receive every week," said Brianna Dennis, CNM Culinary Club advisor. "In addition, the farm party was a way for the members of La Cosecha CSA to meet the farmers who grow their vegetables."
The food tasting was held at Valle Encantado Farms in the South Valley. Music andactivities for kids rounded out the evening.
Among food prepared by students and tasted by the South Valley residents were smoothies, a fried vegetable dish, zucchini pizza, a gluten- and dairy-free soup, and an apple tart with green chile jalapeno and caramel. La Cosecha CSA members will be provided the recipes next week.]]>
"This program is designed for people who work full time, don't have much time for school and want to further their education to advance their careers, acquire skills to get a promotion or get a degree fast," said Tom Darling, CNM STEMulus Center project manager and business instructor in the School of Business & Information Technology. "It's a great learning opportunity, especially for those who work Downtown."
The program is taught by highly qualified instructors with a background working in the industry. The fast- track format was designed by full-time faculty members who will work as a team to integrate and teach the curriculum using the Competency Based Education approach. In a fast track degree, classes are offered over a seven-and-a-half week period with a mixture of in-person and online components. The classes are fast-paced and offered in half the time of a standard class.
As part of the program, dinner will be provided each Tuesday and Thursday class night, and students will receive digital tablets that will contain all of the textbooks and instructional materials needed for the courses. Classes will be in state-of-the-art classrooms at the STEMulus Center and students will be paired with a faculty mentor throughout the program.
The Fast Track Business Administration Degree program starts Oct. 17 with pre-program classes beginning Aug. 25.
Applications for the program are now available at The STEMulus Center website. You can also contact Theresa Torres in the CNM School of Business and Information Technology at firstname.lastname@example.com or (505) 224-3811 for more information.]]>


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Toddlers & Tiaras Contestant Smokes Cigarette on Stage, Sets Positive Exampleby Free Britney at . Comments
The parents and youngsters of Toddlers & Tiaras will go to the greatest of lengths to make an impression, as we've seen in hooker outfits and the like over the years.
Four-year-old Destiny smoking is just the newest, crudest example.
Dressed up as Sandy from Grease, she took the stage in a black leather outfit, puffing from a prop cigarette. Now that's sending a positive message!
This makes Here Comes Honey Boo Boo look like wholesome TV.
At least one judge deducted points on this episode for the use of the prop and the poor message it sends ... which may be the understatement of all time.
One wonders what doesn't qualify for a deduction based on that, but we digress. Tell THG what you think of Destiny puffing on her cigarette below.
Toddlers & Tiaras: Cancel it?
@Heather. Very well said
my message come up with wrong date and time its the 1st sep and 1.30am here hehe.
I have two kids 6 and 5 and i would never ever let my child/children puff on any type of smoke looking thing.even if this was for show... Should be ashamed of yourself.... Getting a tiara is more important then setting a good exaple . Shameless
All these things, including the show should just end. Its a bunch of women who didnt have the oppurtunity or looks to be in these type of competitions and are pushing their children for their own selfish wants and needs. Let them be kids and stop treating them like dolls to be dressed up
What ever happend to kids being kids, they or there perants want them to grow up to fast thease day if u ask me this sort of thing is not far of from some sort of child abuse.....


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I didn't have a choice. He was going to eat cake for as long as I let him
me too. 3 years out it's finally being settled. No way I could continue being treated like that
The type of fierce loyalty that I possess made me incapable of comprehending the level of disloyalty that he possessed
IMHO it is best to move on.
I am the same as many others here. I was doing all the work, she was running around getting drunk and having her fun and cake eating a perfect little life for her. At my expense. Hell she still is living her dream life at my expense, just monetarily now. But she doesn't have me and someday she'll realize what she lost.
The icing on the cake was the day she tried to appologize and then explained that she had been pretending to be someone she was not for many years. She explained I wouldn't like who she is in real life. At this point I certainly can't argue with that. Would of been nice to know that a whole lot sooner.
I regret not getting out sooner. I never wanted to get divorced and was willing to do whatever it took but he wasn't. I can only control myself and should have left as soon as it was clear that was how it was going to be.
Life is short and not worth wasting it on someone who isn't going to treat me well and be just as committed.
I am remarried and walked into this one with my eyes wide open. I dont believe it couldnt happen to us because it could. If we aren't as committed or find we are happy later on we are both free to go. We have a prenup so it is all pretty clear.
Ironically this is a great relationship because we both want to be here and want to do what it takes. There is so much more respect and we work very well together. It is a partnership, something I know was missing in my first marriage. I learned a lot and I am not repeating history but I also don't want anyone to stay with me if they are not happy, and I won't stay in something that is not healthy. It isn't perfect, nothing is, but we work together and enjoy each other. This alone is far more then my marriage was. But I think I may have been riding the unicorn over the rainbow the first time.
There are no unicorns or rainbows.
Ironically this is the best relationship of my life. We are more open, have more respect and work more as a team then ever before.
If this isn't what I consider soulmate crap, I don't know what is.
I hate being financially poor while he enjoys a fat salary.
I hate having to scrimp and save, make my teens clean their rooms and do their own dishes while he takes them on expensive shopping excursions for fun, and allows them to miss school for no reason other than his and/or owife's convenience.
I hate single parenting while trying desperately to improve my financial situation by working full time and attending school.
I love not having to deal with him and his moods, emotional abuse, road rage and low maturity level.
I like that he has less influence in molding our teens' personalities,values, and integrity because they see him just once a month.
Overall I don't regret divorcing. It's been a never ending hell, yet the positives outweigh all of this other sh*t.
Divorcing was and remains an emotional and financial disaster.
The only thing worse would have been pretending I had a wife and mother to our children
Yes. For me husband and father. I just couldn't be a plan b anymore and couldn't be someone's lowest priority.
I regret that he ever put me and the children in this position that required us being divorced.
Being divorced is not something I ever wanted but the choices he made and continues to make left me no other option but to divorce him.
I regret having to be forced into a divorce because of his actions. I regret losing EVERYTHING and be financially scared I have turned to booze for a solution (its not )
I DON'T regret the finality of his leaving because I knew in a lightbulb moment that I could NEVER EVER trust him and be a walking lie-detector wasn't what I wanted for the rest of my life. I also knew that I could NEVER EVER let him touch me again. They talk about hysterical bonding. I could NEVER do that! I could NEVER EVER NOT see him sticking his dick into her or her blowing him and him doing other "stuff." NEVER. EVER. He so disgusted me.
THEN there was the fact that she got pregnant. I am sorry but there hasn't been ONE DAY since finding out of the OC that would ever want him back.
All sales final.
47 is the new year of treating myself better than I have in 6 years.
What ever doesn't kill me makes me stronger so long as I remember that
My favorite drink is no longer Guinness but water. Call me Dasani23
I can see that she was broken and nothing I did could change that so I am glad that I filed for D so early. I am glad that I pushed and pushed to get the D completed as soon as possible.
I don't regret divorcing her because I can now see it was the lesser of two evils. I'm actually glad she never offered me the chance to reconcile. That would have been even more painful.
My life is much better in many ways. I miss what I thought I had but I can also see that I was the prize, not her.
I am a better father to my boys and a stronger man than I ever felt possible. I am free of her (barring the house transfer and pensions) and women are giving me a lot of attention.
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Tucson questions
We are SF hounds planning a five day trip to Tucson in a few weeks. In prior visits, I've enjoyed Mariscos Chihuahua, but I can't remember which location we ate at. Are there any differences in quality between them?
We also are looking for good breakfast spots. So far, I have Frank's, B Line Cafe and Poco and Mom and Beyond Bread on the list. In Phoenix, we loved Dick's Hideaway for its New Mexican breakfasts. Is Poco and Mom comparable? Any others to consider?
Beyond Bread
6260 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85712
I've only gone to the Mariscos Chihuahua on 22nd. I'm pretty sure they're all owned by the same folks, so it should be consistent.
Poco and Mom's is one of my favorite breakfast places. The chile rellenos for breakfast are genius. I've never been to Dick's, but Poco and Mom's should be similar - they do New Mexican fare and a busy breakfast trade. Be prepared to wait on weekend mornings, especially with the snowbirds.
Laverna's on Plumer and Broadway is my favorite greasy spoon for breakfast.
Hope this helps.
another good breakfast (or lunch) spot is Ghini's Cafe http://www.ghiniscafe.com/
1803 E Prince Rd, Tucson, AZ 85719
If you want a gut buster country style breakfast the the Happy Rooster on Sarnoff just north of 22nd. ST. For Mexican breakfast try Chacos on S. Craycroft near the AFB main gate. I've only ate at the MC on E. 22nd and it was always good. Poco & Moms is great for breakfast but jammed most of the time, gotta get there real early.
Chaco's Cafe
2027 S Craycroft Rd, Tucson, AZ 85711
Happy Rooster Cafe
1114 S Sarnoff Dr, Tucson, AZ 85710
Poco & Mom's Restaurant
1060 S Kolb Rd, Tucson, AZ 85710
re: Joan Kureczka
Remember to bring cash.
My beloved son worked at beyond bread for 5.5 years, and just left to take 17 units in college this semester (end of brag- he's only 22)
Beyond bread is good, better, I think, for lunch or dinner than breakfast.But you'll like whatever you get.
The rest I agree with too 8^)
The many Mariscos Chihuahua restaurants in Tucson and Phoenix are not owned by the "same folks", they are franchises owned by members of the same family and there are many differences between the 4 that we have tried. Some take credit cards, some are cash only but the most important difference was the food. The original in on Grande near Speedway has been best for food quality. We never visit any of the others anymore. And it's newly decorated with an expanded menu.
Gus Balon's on 22nd is our favorite breakfast place. Lots of fresh food including gigantic freshly-baked cinnamon rolls. Also second the recommendation for Little Poca Cosa; in addition to great food most visits are pretty entertaining. Both places are also open for lunch and are cash only.
We live here about 1/2 the year and another place we visit upon arrival is Taqueria Pico de Gallo on 6th. Ave and 36th. St. in South Tucson. The shrimp tacos are so good that we hardly try any other places.
Little Poca Cosa
Stone and Alameda, Tucson, AZ
Gus Balons Restaurant
6027 E 22nd St, Tucson, AZ 85711
re: JTomWilson
Wow, I had no idea, since one Mariscos Chihuahua is near my house and the others not so much. Thank you for that, I'll have to do a deliberate comparison.
re: bkalafut
Blue Willow is certainly popular, but its not well regarded at least by me. The chorizo scramble was one of the worst dishes I have ever had. I would rather go to the Good Egg, it may be plain, but the food tastes the way it was meant to.
Blue Willow Restaurant
2616 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719
Good Egg
5350 E Broadway Blvd Ste 102, Tucson, AZ 85711
We are getting good reports on La Cocina, part of Old Town Artisans, which does breakfast and a bigger weekend brunch menu (as well as lunch and dinner). This place is under new management that took over last year.. I'll be trying it out myself in a few days, but it's already become my husband's favorite new place for somewhere informal and relaxed for a lighter meal or even just drinks during the Gem Show weeks. And we're from SF too.
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Careless Days Lyrics - ForDireLifeSake
Careless days, time slipped away. Careless days, love slipped away.
Careless days, time dreamt away. Careless days, love went away. I hide
crying eyes. Day to day, so scared. Ending words and ending lines, have
never been ended in this careless breath from a time. A time when love
shined through your now dark eyes. Forget all those times. The words that
reached for me, to comfort thoughts. It meant so much. Cherished. Days
die. I never lost the thought, when days never lost me. I'm holding on,
not giving in. Never say, another day. Forget to keep counting those
moments surround you. Wondering, waiting. Forget to keep counting those
minutes surround you. Please don't go. I'll never know. How does this
end? Don't go. Keep running away. Time dies.
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