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Honor \ho-nor\ as a girl's name is pronounced AHN-er. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Honor is "woman of honor". A virtue name; Honour was used by the Puritans. Actress Honor Blackman.
Honor has 10 variant forms: Honora, Honorah, Honorata, Honoria, Honorine, Honour, Nora, Norah, Norine and Norry.
For more information, see also the related name Annora.
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Honor is not a popular first name for females but a very popular surname or last name for all people (#40441 out of 88799) (2000 U.S. Census).
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love it | Reviewer: Melissa | 9/30/07
As long as he working to support his family, he deserves to be able to go out with the boys. I wish I could find a new cowboy! I've been too busy being the "cowboy" in my last relationship.
I found my Cowboy | Reviewer: Evelyn | 8/18/07
Paula does a fabulous job describing the man I waited for... all my life...Listen to the album and enjoy the richness of relationships between males to females and females to females
perfect song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/13/07
a perfect song for those of us who have been in relationships where emotional needs are not met with self-absorbed men.
a right to be bitter! | Reviewer: kelly | 7/26/07
Who can blame the woman. I know how she feels and i love this song cause it really does sum it up!
A traditional woman | Reviewer: Jose | 7/14/07
Is not that she is bitter. She understands her role in the relationship. The guy she is talking about might be a little bit of a jerk, but at least he works his ass out, pay the bills, and sold a 56 classic to help with the new baby. Cool ass song!!!!
hilarious | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/7/07
this is one of the funniest songs i've ever heard in my life! this woman must be so bitter!
Multiple interps | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/4/07
I LOVE where have all the cowboys gone? The magic of cowboy image is enticing, and some things still apply. I love it that my cowboy takes out the trash and does the heavy lifting at home. Just because I'm liberated doesn't mean he isn't physically stronger. And, he's quite the love rock!
Irony | Reviewer: Uncultured Boor Yourself | 6/2/07
Irony is a disparity between what happens, and what you expect to happen. Her song is not ironic at all. Her song is merely sarcastic. She doesn't lament the old days at all. She's remarking that all the "cowboys" are gone, but also notes on the stupidity of wishing they were there. Sure, they might be chivalrous.... when they're not actively drinking or otherwise.
Uncultured Boors | Reviewer: Cynic | 12/11/06
Paula's song is IRONIC. Look it up or ask your 6th grade English teacher. She is lamenting the good old days while pointing out the hardships that went with them.
Modern dynamics | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/28/06
I am not so sure today's man buys into the deal of I'll do the dishes, I'll raise the kids and you go out there and make the money. That genetic distinction of "Me Tarzan, you Jane" which translate to "Me take care of you, you take care of house" seems to have lost favor in western society about the same time the British Invasion of mid-sixties interrupted the social fabric which Grace Metalious's "Peyton Place" started to shred.
standing up for tallcasino | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/25/06
That guy who said tallcasino does not miss her that much does not understand that some people do not like to use credit cards over the internet. What Tall meant was where can you get that song in a store.
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Anoymous is wrong | Reviewer: Nicole | 7/12/06
Anoymous is an idiot (1/5/2006) This song is not in any store and if its on the internet be aware that some folks don't have there own PC and have to use public one's like I do. So where has Paula Cole and TallCasino gone ?
Hollywood, Ca.
Paula CD | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/5/06
TallCasino must not have missed her all That much-her "This Fire" CD is readily available most anywhere you look-Amazon,etc,if they want to hear "Where have all the cowboys gone",it's on it...
Where Has Paula Cole Gone? | Reviewer: TallCasino | 11/15/05
I love the song "Where have all the cowboys gone?". I can't find any Paula Cole CD out anywhere to buy that song.
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By Curt email@example.com The case of a former Mt. Zion High School special education teacher, who was suing Clayton County Public Schools while being represented by a member of the Board of Education, was thrown out by a U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday. Lakeetra Mason had been suing the school system, and the Board of Education, since 2006, when her employment contract was not renewed for the 2006-07 school year. Judge Clarence Cooper decided there was not enough evidence to support Mason's claims of unlawful termination, and prejudice. The case became publicly known on Monday when Julie Lewis, the school system's general counsel, recommended that the school board censure board member, Michael King, an attorney, for representing Mason without notifying school system officials about his involvement in the case. King was Mason's attorney throughout the nearly two-year legal battle. "You cannot be a board member and sue the school system at the same time," said Lewis on Wednesday. King is accused of violating board policy BH/GAG, which forbids board members from representing someone "in any action or proceeding against the school system ..." The board will vote on the resolution of censure on Oct. 6. King said he is working on a response to the censure resolution, which he will give to colleagues before the meeting begins. King's position as a board member would have put him in two positions to help Mason win her case: from an information standpoint, as well as a financial position. During executive sessions, attorneys often talk to the board about pending litigation issues. King could have taken any information he obtained during one of these sessions and used it against the school system, said Lewis. As financial stewards for the school system, the school board has to approve payment of any monetary settlements for lawsuits. If the case had continued, and Mason eventually won, King would have been in a position to press for the settlement to be approved by the board. King said he told Mason he could no longer represent her shortly before he was sworn in on Aug. 25, because he understood a conflict of interest existed. The board member said he continued to serve as the attorney of record for Mason until she could get a new legal representative, because he did not want to abandon her. Lewis found out about the case in mid-September, when she was notified about new documents in the case file. She was not familiar with the case, but Lewis had her paralegal compile all of the documents related to the case. At that point, they discovered King was Mason's attorney. Lewis immediately made the situation known to Superintendent John Thompson, and officials from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), who are working with the district to help it regain its accreditation. King argued that he did notify the school system of a potential conflict of interest, however. During a board meeting on Sept. 22, the board members signed ethics affidavits, swearing they had no conflicts of interest. King drew a line through the word "not" in his affidavit. "If I hadn't done that, I would have been falsely swearing to something that wasn't true," said King. King was seeking $6 million on Mason's behalf for compensation; emotional distress and punitive damages, according to court documents. Unspecified amounts of money for medical expenses, lost wages, and attorney fees were also sought. The documents also show that Mason had medical expenses "in excess of $100," but those costs were not explained. The same documents claim that Mason has Iritis, which is an inflammation of the eyes. King also tried to get Mason's job back, and sought to prevent the school system from committing "future actions which violates plaintiff's federal employment rights." Cooper decided Mason did not have enough evidence to support her claims of prejudice, harassment and wrongful termination without notice or due process. Mason did not provide names of "similarly situated" white, male, special education teachers whom she claimed received better treatment than what she got, according to Cooper's ruling. Cooper also found issue with the amount of -- or lack of -- time Mason spent with her students, citing several occasions in which the former teacher arrived to class more than 10 minutes late, and left her students unattended for long periods of time. On one occasion, Mason was gone for nearly an hour. Cooper also dismissed an attempt to use Mason's Iritis as a reason for not showing up to work on time. "Plaintiff cannot establish pretext because her attendance and punctuality issues are well-documented and certainly would motivate a reasonable employer to discipline her," said Cooper. "Defendants [School administrators] repeatedly counseled plaintiff about her punctuality and attendance ... Plaintiff's attendance did not improve. In fact, the evidence shows that plaintiff's attendance got worse." King said he was not surprised by the decision, and he does not know if Mason will get another attorney to file a motion for reconsideration with the court. While King is still listed as the attorney of record, he said he is through with the case. "I've been done with the case for awhile, because I haven't taken any action on it since Aug. 25," he said. Even though the case is behind King, it will continue to hang over his head as he fights to stay on the school board. Lewis said King's representation of Mason will still be an issue until he officially breaks ties with the case. "Unless, and until, he can show the board he is no longer representing this person, it will continue to be a conflict of interest," said the school system's legal counsel.
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another one?? RAMEN JINYA is here! studio city gets ramen, finally. and it's good. (nano-review)
first mottainai, now ramen jinya! i can barely keep up, but keep up i shall, as yet another ramen shop has opened up in LA. jinya in studio city has been soft-open since july 3rd; when i went they were still installing stuff to the furniture.
i have no bones about reviewing it early though, because frankly, the place rocks, a ramen shop in a similar vein to ramen california in torrance, with a full complement of organic side dishes and a healthy chicken soup namesake bowl.
traditionalists take note, however. the special on the day i went was a very authentic wafu tonkotsu ramen, and it's pretty much what you'd find in tokyo, loaded with bonito and even fish powder, which gives the soup a nice gritty texture. i'm digging this place for sure, and it's right near where i used to work. arrgh. if only it had opened a year ago lol...
*btw apologies to gourmetpilot, who beat me by like, hours posting a thread on this place, but i wanted to put the name of the restaurant in the title. check out his CH post for some nice pics as well!*
Warning to anyone going out tonight, they are CLOSED Wednesdays. I saw Gourmet Pilot's review earlier, but when I stopped by, was shocked that Wednesday is the day of the week they're closed. Who closes on a Wednesday? (though I can understand that, competitively)
The shop looks Lovely, the menu had my mouth watering, and thankfully there is a ton of easily accessible parking in the lot below the Studio City Place strip mall Jinya is part of. Parkings not always easy on Ventura blvd, especially, if like me, you never have any change other than loose pennies rolling around your car.
I was totally thwarted in my attempt to eat here, sadly. :(
regular hours are 11-9 Thursday-Tuesday.
There is a sign up that says: Cash Only until 7/15 so YMMV on being able to use cards this weekend.
so it was a good thing I didn't go anyway, as I never carry physical cash, either.
re: jadekarrde
is wednesday their official off-day? i spoke with the guy on the phone (although his english is not the greatest) and he seemed to indicate that their off day will be sunday, once the regular schedule is in effect.
japanese restaurants do often have a tendency to pick a random day of the week to close. to avoid further confusion, i'd simply stay tuned for the time being. i'll try to find out tomorrow!
re: rameniac
After hearing about this new Ramen House I chose to give it a try. I walked in around 5:30 on a Friday night and only 2 others were having dinner. I was hoping to start with an order of Gyozo just as another person wrote above they didn't have that ready yet. I chose the special soup:
Tonkotsu and Bonito Borth soup with Chashu (Flavored Pork) along with Egg
My thoughts, sure it was delicious but what else can I say, guess I'm not
much of a ramen lover.
I love soup as the start of a meal and since I wasn't that hungry tonight
just a simple bowl of soup hit the spot.
If I was hungry and this was my entire meal then I would of wanted something else too.
Give it a try,
re: rameniac
I was there and they said Sunday was the day off. That is too bad because I would go back there today if they were open.
Good noodles, excellent broth. They were out of Gyoza, but we had a Tofu and Corn Salad that was very tasty. I thought the service was good, but they weren't very crowded when we were there.
I'm very excited about having a good ramen place close to me. I'm sure I will be eating there often.
re: rameniac
There were a good 7-8 parties dining while I was there today for lunch. Hours posted are 11AM-10PM. Closed Sundays (for now) but will eventually open 7 days a week, per the Chef. They just hired wait staff who will start soon (that explains the kinks in food delivery and service). THRILLED to finally have good ramen in the Valley and not have to drive out everytime to Santouka. Ordered the Chashu Ramen with Tonkotsu broth, gyoza and salad combo. The broth was delicious. The chashu was good (I prefer my ramen to be accompanied by the special pork at Santouka). Will order the noodles firm next time. Gyoza was great too. Credit cards now accepted. They are located in the plaza with a Marshalls, on the north side of Ventura Blvd, between Vineland and Tujunga. There are a few metered parking spots along Ventura Blvd, a small lot at street level, and plenty of underground parking. Will be returning soon to try more!
re: miss chai latte
thanks for the update! my god that's so close
re: miss chai latte
After reading this post, went down there today (saturday) around 4 only to be turned away as they are closed between lunch and dinner. I didn't catch what time they close but they open again to serve dinner at 5pm. Oh well, will try again later.
re: macnut
Went for lunch yesterday and they told me they close between 3pm-5pm (although the posted hours do not reflect this). Also, dine-in lunch begins at 11:30am while their take-out menu begins at 11:00am. The gyoza was not on the lunch menu yesterday as a combo choice with ramen...
Checked out Jinya this evening; good addition to the area but I think they are still working out the kinks. Got there about 8:30 but they had already run out of chasu :( and when my noodles arrived they apparently had also run out of hard boiled eggs and chicken meatballs for the Jinya ramen. While they substituted with good quality chicken, I still need my Chasu!!!
Anyway I tried what I think is the wafu ramen and enjoyed the pronounced bonito infused broth, nice alternative from the more typical pork broths.
They also seemed to be having trouble keeping up with orders which surprised me since the broth is ready and all you're really cooking are the noodles. Will probably let a month go by for them to work out the kinks before I return.
re: Sgee
Went there yesterday for dinner and they were clearly overwhelmed. The noodles were still good, but I don't even want to say how long it took. It was a bit painful to watch them in the kitchen. I think the combination of good buzz and a JGold review were a bit much.
Hopefully they will get the service together. I am very excited about having a good ramen place just over the hill from me. I was so excited last weekend eating at Ramen Jinya AND Ramen Mottainai! Two great new places.
Ramen Mottainai
1630 W. Redondo Beach Blvd., Suite #9, Gardena, CA 90247
Ramen Jinya
11239 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604
re: bsquared2
Well, looks like I won't be able to check this out for a few weeks afterall
""You know a lot about food,'' wrote the future noodle-blogger Rameniac when he was still in high school. "But you will never know as much about ramen as I do.''"
re: ns1
i guess the ramen freaks have surpassed the hainanese chicken freaks. i knew something about that review sounded familiar.
Thanks for the recommendation rameniac!! Went there today and the food is delicious!! The Chashu Bowl was especially tasty with near-perfectly roasted pork... tonkatsu broth was probably the best I've had in town (equal to or even superior to Daikokuya).
They're also opening a Japanese BBQ restaurant called Robata Jinya near the corner of Crescent Heights and 3rd next month as soon as they get their liquor license.
327 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Gave it a go after the opening.
Ordered Tonkatsu, not busy by any means. My ramen came up fast and the people were nice but this wasn't exactly a stress test.
The the table next to me had got their order and it was wrong but they were troopers and kept it anyway. I probably would have done the same thing since I could enjoy pretty much anything on the menu.
One of the waitresses was indifferent towards a menu question which I found odd for a new place that should be on their toes.
All she had to do was ask the cook ten feet over from her for the answer but she didn't.
The Tonkatsu bowl was good and almost too rich. If I would knock anything it was the presentation.
My bowl was kinda sloppy but I'd rather have a tasty sloppy looking ramen then a great looking but poor tasting ramen.
Will go back for sure and try other items.
re: burntwater
"Tonkatsu" is a fried pork cutlet. What you had was "Ton-kotsu" -- a soup made from pork bones. This is a rather rich soup with tons of pork flavor.
re: Tripeler
Thanks Tripeler, yes you got me what I was thinking and what I was typing were completely different.
My very , very bad....J gold may have a point...
Thanks for the clarification.
Good on you......
re: burntwater
No big deal, quite a common mistake.
Not a review as I didn't eat here. This ramen shop doesn't serve ramen from 3-5pm. What!?!? At least close then - don't try to steer me on to the rocks of your frightening sushi menu.
I just got an overall sense of no one having a firm hand on the rudder as soon as I came in. Staff lazing about at tables throughout the restaurant. Fine if you're closed... Seems like whoever is steering this ship needs to spend a few years as a midshipman in ramennapolis.
went yesterday (yes they are open on wednesdays now, despite the sign that said closed wednesdays the day I went (which was the day in between their soft opening and official opening, apparently).
First, a word on the gyoza. I've been in search of acceptable gyoza since my Japanese friend moved to Pennslyvania. not that she made her own, she just did what her mom did (which was use frozen gyoza) and despite having watched and help her make the gyoza dozens of times I could never replicate it. Never had any gyoza in a restaurant that even approached what she did with TJs gyoza, Ramen Jinya's gyoza are every bit as good (finally gyoza with the right fried/steamed quality, moist, plump and pure delicious!). Final verdict, these are better than my friends because you can taste the freshness.
I got the tonkotsu ramen, delicious pork broth, with a dark roasted quality to it. I was kicking myself when I picked up the menu on the way out, it had three options on the tonkotsu broth, with one of them being to order it rich. None of this in the menu you're handed (which is honestly the crummiest menu I've ever been handed in a restaurant, stapled plastic sheets and a spring clip? really? really lame). The noodles in this ramen are really excellent, a bit more green onion than a like, the egg was an egg, the chashu was the best chashu of any ramen I've tasted in LA, better than Santouka's chashu, but not better than Santoukas special pork. It really melted in your mouth in the best way and it had a rich, roasted quality to it that was almost bacon like in it's great mouthfeel.
Overall, I really want to go back and try the chicken wonton ramen. :) My main complaint is that the bowl is much to big, as I'm adjusted to eating a small size at Santouka, and I'm not a big fan of being served a mixing bowl full of soup.
On the other hand I ate it all no problems and drained that superb broth almost shockingly fast. :D
3760 S Centinela Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Ramen Jinya
11239 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604
re: jadekarrde
I have been there twice, both times at noon on Tuesday, and was informed each time that they were out of Gyoza. ??????????? I also think their service stinks, from a waitress who got my order wrong both times, to a kitchen that seemed overwhelmed by a large crowd. The ramen however, was excellent. The Tonkatsu broth was every bit as good as Ippudo's in NYC, and jinya is a lot closer.
re: pizzafreak
They were out of Gyoza when I went as well. I wonder if they "run out" when the crowd gets busy and the kitchen is overwhelmed.
I agree with the Tonkatsu broth... absolutely delicious!!!
OMG! Finally made it here tonight and it was absolutely amazing! had Tonkotsu w/Rich broth and hard noodles... Heavenly. The broth tasted like pork gravy, it was incredible. The pork melted like cotton candy in your mouth. So going back again.
I went again, and tried a few more things. They now had 'combo' specials and so I quickly combined the curry bowl with ramen, because I could smell the curry and it was tantalizing. The curry was fantastic. They also had a special of the day, rich tonkotsu, but I passed on that and got the jinya ramen instead. I did take advantage of the other special which was a chashu bowl, because I knew I wasn't going to be back for quite a while and the chashu was quite good last time.
But man, that curry, like the goyoza on my first visit, it was the curry that blew me away this time, just a mouth bomb of perfect flavors and textures.
The ramen jinya is pretty good, I was not as taken with the chicken broth as I was with their tonkotsu broth. the chicken balls were quite tasty and the chashu-esque slices of chicken breast were tender and delicious.
the chashu bowl was overwhelming. The chashu by itself is so intense (and without the soup muting it, I picked up that it was shoyu that gives it that smoky salty almost bacon like intensity) that I don't think it really works. It's still delicious, but better in the soup than on its own.


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Lloyd Library and Museum is raising funds to install the SpiceRack - an ArtWorks bikerack project.
The Lloyd Library is helping to promote the use of bicycles as transportation by providing SpiceRack - a place to park your bike. We have partnered with ArtWorks and the artistic duo of Brenda and David Tarbell - a stellar mother and son team to produce the Art Rack.
The Lloyd is conveniently located near City Hall and at the end of the new bike lanes on Central Parkway, so this is the optimal place to park your bike for access to all of downtown!
What is the SpiceRack? It's a bike rack, first and foremost. Second, it's a look at the natural world through the eyes of an artist. You might buy jars of spices to cook with, but do you know what the spice plants look like? Some of them are even medicinal. So, here's a chance to be green and learn something about greens! Park your bike and drop in to see one of Cincinnati's hidden gems!
Right now, we've approved a design (model above right) and are raising funds to help make this happen. Brenda Tarbell has done the design based on research in the Lloyd's collections and particularly was taken with the shape and feel of the spice Mace (the webby covering of the nutmeg) from Elizabeth Blackwell's A Curious Herbal (1739 - image section seen at left), and even a casual observer can see the connection between the mace/nutmeg form and Tarbell's final design.
Fundraising goal: $7,500.00. 0% of goal met so far. Help our percentage number grow!
Tarot Card Release Party - November 21, 2014, 7-9 pm
The Lloyd Library and Museum is pleased to announce its next exciting event, a Tarot Deck Release Party. This is the deck originally produced in 1929 by John Augustus Knapp and Manly P. Hall. In 2013, Ken Henson was engaged by the Philosophical Research Society to restore the deck, as well as create a new card back to fit modern tastes. This was an appropriate choice, as Henson is one of the foremost experts on J.A. Knapp, a regional native who also taught at the Art Academy, where Henson is now a professor. Ron Decker, who will be presenting alongside Henson, worked for many years at U.S. Playing Card, and is an expert on the history of playing cards, and tarot especially.
Join us on November 21, 2014, 7-9 pm to hear about Henson's work on restoring the deck as well as Decker's vast experience with playing and tarot card decks. PLUS, tarot reader will be on hand.
The Decks will be available for sale! Get yours at the Lloyd and get it signed by the artist! Makes a GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT for that special someone in your life.
Registration is now CLOSED for this event.
Lloyd Library and Museum Announces New Board Member, Dr.Valerie Pence
The Lloyd Library and Museum is pleased to welcome Dr. Valerie Pence to its Board of Directors. Pence is the Director of Plant Research at the Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. Pence conducts research in plant propagation and cryopreservation and supervises all the plant research conducted at CREW. Receiving her degrees from Mount Holyoke (B.S.) and Northwestern University (M.S. and Ph.D.), she completed post-doctoral work at Purdue University before joining the University of Cincinnati's Biological Sciences department. In 1986, Pence established the Plant Research Division and CREW. Since that time, she has received numerous awards for her work in plant conservation, as well as several grants that have helped fund her important work.
Pence was nominated by current Lloyd Board Member, Dr. Meg Riestenberg, Associate Professor of Natural Sciences at the Mount St. Joseph University. In her nomination, Riestenberg commented on Pence's suitability for the Lloyd Board: "Dr. Pence is world-renowned for her research in plant preservation, and has received awards and grants from national and state conservation organizations." Upon election to the board, Pence said of her appointment: "I appreciate the opportunity to serve on the Board and to learn more about the Lloyd Library and Museum, an institution that I've admired for many years." This promises to be a fruitful and productive board addition for the Lloyd.
Pence joins eight other board members, Heather E. Curless (owner of Greener Stock), Todd A. Felthaus (President of the Board and PNC Wealth Mgmt. Advisor), John S. Haller, Jr. (Prof. Emeritus, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale), Matthew Hoffman (Vice President of the Board and 5/3 Bank Senior Client Consultant), A. Douglas Kinghorn (The Ohio State University, Natural Products Chemistry), Donna McMillan (Proctor & Gamble, Human Safety Toxicologist), Nicholas P. Money (Miami University, Prof. of Botany and Western Program Director), and Meg Riestenberg (see above). The Board members of the Lloyd serve on various committees, helping select the Lloyd Fellowship recipients, overseeing annual budget decisions, and generally promoting this world-class scientific Library to the academic and public communities.
Curtis Gates Lloyd Fellowship Awardees Announced for 2014-15 Awards Cycle
Following the completion of a successful first year of Fellowships, the Lloyd Library and Museum was pleased to offer a new round of Fellowships for the 2014/15 Academic Year. This endeavor serves to highlight Cincinnati as a destination for research, because this locally little-known library has patrons from around the world and holds materials that are not often available elsewhere, either in the United States or beyond, that are invaluable in reconstructing our American past, in inspiring new artistic works, and forwarding downtown Cincinnati's mission to provide cultural enrichment for Cincinnatians and the world.
The Library received many qualified applications for the Curtis Gates Lloyd Fellowship on a variety of fascinating topics. From this pool of proposals, three were selected as being particularly worthy by submitting proposals that make excellent use of the Lloyd's varied collections both from academic and artistic aspects. Recipients are both locally and nationally based, working on a wide-range of projects:
Abby Artemisia, Botanist, University of Miami graduate (2013): Artemisia will be examining the Elizabeth Brockschlager archival collection, creating a database of plants listed by Brockschlager, a botanist and consultant for the creation of the Edge of Appalachia Preserve in Adams County, Ohio, from her trips to Adams County. Artemisia will then visit Edge of Appalachia on several occasions and compare the ca 1970s lists with what is there now to assess environmental health and development of the area. A database of her work will be available through the Lloyd.
Allison Rae Smith, MFA Candidate, University of Cincinnati: Smith will be researching the depiction of historic "Wunderkammer,"or curiosity cabinets that individuals would use to display what were considered especially exotic objects and which were most popular in the 16th century in Europe. Using the Lloyd's vast historic scientific literature, Smith will then produce her own series of Wunderkammer, which will then be on display at the Lloyd as part of an art exhibition based on Smith's research.
Sasha M. White, Artist, Eugene Oregon: In 2008, White completed an internship at the United Plant Savers Botanical Sanctuary in Miegs County, Ohio, getting her first real introduction to Appalachian medicinal plants. At that time she also learned of an odd botanical relationship between Appalachian plants and similar plants in Eastern Asia. White will be studying these two separate, but related, ecosystems, and then create a handmade artists' book documenting, in an artistic way, that research, and exploring how these two disparate ecosystems are seemingly so related.
Fellows will be expected to deliver a brief lecture concerning their findings. Artists will also be expected to exhibit their artistic works resulting from this research. Dates and times will be announced at a later time.
For more complete bios and descriptions of proposed Fellowship projects, click here.
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Curtis Gates Lloyd Research Fellowship Application for 2015/16 Now Available
The application instructions for the Curtis Gates Lloyd Research Fellowship are now available. The Fellowship, which can last from 1 to 3 months, provides funds for researchers to conduct research at the Lloyd in any of its wide topic areas, including but not limited to: Medicinal Botany, Organic/Botanical Chemistry, Natural History, Early Travel and Exploration, Ethnobotany, History of Science/Medicine/Pharmacy, Visual Arts, and Cultural/Ethnic/Social History. The Fellowship stipend is for $2,500.00/month for the duration of the Fellowship. To read the list of full application requirements, download the announcement.
Learning and Service Scholarships Available at the Lloyd Library and Museum
The Lloyd Library and Museum is pleased to announce the availability of a Learning and Service Scholarship. Graduate students in library science and graduate and senior level students in history are eligible. The award is $500 per term and requires 15 hours per month of service (for the duration of the term) during which time recipients will receive hands-on training and experience in areas of either library or archives practice and theory in a special library setting. To read more about this opportunity and how to apply, download this informational flyer.


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science and technology community at-large, access to a new and
important advanced capability computing system." Muzio added, "Through
this, the AHPCRC is also supporting the Defense Science Board's Task
Force on Supercomputing recommendation related to the development and
acquisition of high computing systems with improved processor to
global memory latency and bandwidth for critical defense
Dr. Vipin Kumar, AHPCRC Research Director and Professor of
Computer Science, University of Minnesota, added, "The Cray X1 will
allow the AHPCRC researchers to continue leading edge research in the
areas of computational structural and fluid dynamics, computational
electromagnetics, design of materials, and enabling technologies, as
well as focus on new areas of great national importance such as
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assurance. In particular, the unique balanced architecture of Cray X1
and its follow-ons will allow the researchers to harness a much
greater fraction of the peak performance than is possible with other
contemporary parallel computers."
"The AHPCRC will be the first customer to receive a fully
populated, production Cray X1 system," said Cray Chairman and CEO Jim
Rottsolk. "This reflects the strong historical relationship between
the AHPCRC and Cray, and their commitment to perform substantial
applications development work on the early-production units. As a
result, the AHPCRC will have a head start in introducing the
Department of Defense research community to a whole new class of
high-performance computing using its large, production-quality Cray X1
supercomputers," he said.
About the AHPCRC
The AHPCRC is a Government-University-Industry partnership
committed to helping the U.S. Army and the nation maintain its
defense technology lead and providing future generations of
researchers with advanced training and research opportunities in
science, engineering and the computational sciences. Funding for the
AHPCRC is provided by the U.S. Army and the Army Research Laboratory
(www.arl.army.mil) with funding for major equipment acquisition
provided through the DoD HPCMP (www.hpcmo.hpc.mil). NCSI is the prime
contractor for AHPCRC Support Infrastructure, Contract
DAAD19-03-D-0001. The University of Minnesota is the prime contractor
for the AHPCRC Collaborative Agreement for Research whose partners
include Clark Atlanta, Florida A&M, Howard, and Jackson State
Universities, the University of North Dakota, and NCSI, Contract
DAAD19-01-2-0014 (www.ahpcrc.org).
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NCSI, as systems integrator and computing facilities manager for
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20-year history of providing commercial high performance computing
services to Fortune 500 companies and the government. NCSI is a
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factors are the technical challenges of developing new high
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systems to pass individual customer acceptance tests, timely
availability of commercially acceptable components from third party
suppliers and general economic and market conditions. A discussion of
these and other risk factors is available in Cray's Rule 424(a)
preliminary prospectus filed with the SEC on January 16, 2003.
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January 8, 2013 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment
I'll admit it. I love pop metal: Bon Jovi, Poison, Motley Crue, Def Leppard. Bring on the cheese. I'm in. Despite the fact that much (though not all) of the music was awful, I still enjoy it today. Pop metal was the soundtrack for a good portion of my childhood. There was an honesty to it. That's right. I said "honesty."
Conventional wisdom says that music from the late 80's was too "fake." Too much hairspray, too many cookie cutter songs, too many of the same "sluts and concert footage" videos on MTV over and over again. Fake. Then the bands from the Seattle grunge scene (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, etc.) broke the mold and supposedly fixed everything. These bands were "real." They wore flannel shirts, didn't jump around on stage, wrote depressing songs and generally connected with the anti-corporate rock sentiment that had been building throughout the pop metal era.
I am not here to tell anyone what's good music and what isn't. I am here, however, to overturn the hypocritical notion that pop metal bands were "fake" and grunge bands were "real."
Pop metal bands wanted to be rock stars, and freely admitted it. Pop metal bands wanted to have sex with lots of girls (your wife, girlfriend, daughter, etc.) and freely admitted it. Pop metal bands wanted to party and smoke / drink / snort various substances, and freely admitted it. They wanted to be rock stars so badly that they were willing to pay the ultimate price: being seen and photographed wearing a horrific amount of spandex, makeup and hairspray. They played huge stadiums, sold tons of records, and cashed huge checks.
That is the ultimate honesty… "I want to party, get rich and bang chicks, and I will look and act like a complete idiot in order to do so."
Grunge bands, on the other hand, stared at their shoes a lot. They were part of a reactionary movement against the extroversion of the 80's. Grunge bands were uncomfortable with the idea of being rock stars, or at least projected that image. They wrote songs about darker, often politically charged topics like teen suicide, domestic abuse and poverty. They played huge stadiums, sold tons of records and cashed huge checks.
Wait… what?!?!?!?
I've got an idea. If you're uncomfortable with the idea of being a rock star, then don't be a rock star. Don't sign a major label recording contract. Don't play arenas and stadiums. Definitely don't cash those huge checks. Only rich capitalist a-holes (you know, all those people you don't like) cash huge checks. Stay with that independent label and stick to the local underground scene. It's "who you are," right? RIGHT?!?!?
OK, rant over. That's been building up for about 20 years.
Again, I'm not here to pass judgment on the quality of anyone's music, but merely to point out that being a rock star yet clinging to an underdog, everyman, indie label image while at the same time going platinum and playing to tens of thousands of people a night is the fakiest faky McFake-a-lot hypocrisy of all time, at least musically speaking.
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About the author: Dan Vuksanovich received his Master of Music degree in classical guitar performance from the Peabody Conservatory of The Johns Hopkins University in 1999. He currently teaches and blogs about how to get better at guitar via his website, www.whyisuckatguitar.com.
Video: World's Fastest Guitar Player
July 25, 2011 by Charlie · Leave a Comment
Just when you think you've seen it all, then this happens… Grab you hat and sit back for the ride, because this video will blow your hair back and make our lips pucker. Guitarist, John Taylor of Colorado, plays Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee" at 600 Beats Per Minute — According to RecordSetter.com, this is a new world record for 'fastest guitar player', ever.
As you'll see in the video, John starts off at 170 BPM and slowly works his way up to 600 BPM.
"Flight of the Bumblebee" is an orchestral interlude from Rimsky-Korsakov's opera "The Tale of Tsar Saltan," which he wrote in 1899 through 1900. The piece closes Act III, Tableau 1, of course!
People are attempting to break this record all the time. To check the current status of the category, visit RecordSetter's Fastest Guitar Player page. I'd love to see Herman Li from Dragonforce attempt to break this. Watch the video below… Read more
Garage Band Volume Wars
July 12, 2011 by Charlie · Leave a Comment
Music should be loud. That's just a simple fact. Sure, it applies more to rock than, say, Mozart, but you need to be able to feel the music. Preferably in your fillings as they shake loose from your teeth. But I don't need to tell you this, because as a guitar player you know this instinctively. Read more
Top Ten Solo-Guitar Versions of "The Star Spangled Banner"
July 4, 2011 by Charlie · Leave a Comment
Happy 4th of July, everyone! In honor of today's independence day, I think it's fitting to share some videos of, what I would consider, some of the greatest guitar players to ever perform "The Star Spangled Banner". Read more
Video: Dream Theater – On The Backs Of Angels
June 30, 2011 by Charlie · Leave a Comment
This is a new song titled 'On the Backs of Angels,' will be the first track on the upcoming A Dramatic Turn Of Events album.
The song is the first time anyone has heard any new music from the group since founding member Mike Portnoy departed. On the Backs of Angels features Mike Mangini, the recently acquired drummer who replaced Portnoy after a lengthy audition process that was filmed for a documentary.
The song will be featured on 'A Dramatic Turn of Events,' Dream Theater's upcoming 11th studio album. Mixed by veteran engineer Andy Wallace, who was involved in Slayer's Reign In Blood and Nirvana's Nevermind albums. Wallace also mixed Avenged Sevenfold's Nightmare. Read more
Night Ranger Covers AC/DC's Dirty Deeds – Video
June 27, 2011 by Charlie · Leave a Comment
Many other guitarists have tried to emulate Angus Young's distinctive guitar tone and fail. Night Ranger's rhythm guitarist, Brad Gillis, stated in an interview conducted by Noisecreep.com if he had any reservations about taking on such a feat. Read more
Mike Campbell: Unsung Guitar Hero
June 21, 2011 by George VanderLaan · Leave a Comment
Stand on any street corner and yell "AND I'M FREEEEE!", and you will undoubtedly get the response "FREE FALLIN!". Now walk up to one of the responders, and ask them, "Who is that?" Again, they will surely say, "Tom Petty". Which is true—to a point. Everyone knows the jaw-dropping catchy hooks and choruses that can be found in the lining of Pettys songs, but few of them really know where the guitar credit should go. Read more
Unsung Guitar Hero: Cliff Williams
May 16, 2011 by George VanderLaan · 1 Comment
Since the beginning of time, there has always been an unspoken feud between guitar players and bass players. This feud has always been somewhat playful, somewhat serious. But in the end, we really do care for you bass players. Oh sure, we poke fun at you guys constantly, for whatever reason will get a laugh at the moment it seems like.
But when you take away the rock stars and bring out the musicians, well then it's a different story. The true musicians understand that a good bass player is an invaluable resource. Bass players that can work well in tandem with a drummer is something that gives the music exactly what it needs: Drive. Read more
Who Slaughtered Your Beloved Classic Rock Song?
December 19, 2010 by Charity Neal · Leave a Comment
What makes a classic rock song? Is it the legendary era it was born? The fact that you know within the first two beats that this is YOUR SONG!?! The fact that time slows down and the world shuts up followed by the inevitable yet involuntary foot tapping/head banging as you Crank it Up? Maybe, that spark that keeps you Rockin' Out to it in your brain all day? There's No Way anyone could perform your Jam better! Are YOUR favorite classic rock songs untouchable?
Let's consider Limp Bizkit's cover of The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes." There was nothing particularly different or special about the song to make it unforgettable. Honestly, their mediocre at best cover sounds like a last-minute studio track filler. Fred Durst lacks the emotion and passion Roger Daltry brings to the table in the original version. To top it off, the best part of the song was cut out completely! Overall, an anticipated disappointment. Read more
Metallica and Megadeth Share Stage – First time since 1983
June 25, 2010 by Meg Alexander · 2 Comments
On Tuesday, June 22, metal fans in Sofia, Bulgaria got a rock-gasm to rattle all the bedsprings of the bowels of hell: for the first time in history, members of the founding fathers of thrash metal, the infamous "Big Four" — Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax and Metallica — were all onstage together for an epic rendition of Diamond Head's "Am I Evil?" Read more


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