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BURLESON -- A woman was severely injured and the baby she was holding was killed Thursday evening when they were struck by a minivan that the woman's 4-year-old son started and put in gear, police reported.The first 911 call came at 7:01 p.m. from a mobile-home park in the 1900 block of South Burleson Boulevard.The woman and her children lived in the park but were visiting relatives at the time, police said.The 4-year-old was in the driver's seat of the 2005 Chrysler Town & Country minivan with his 5-year-old brother, police said.The mother heard the vehicle start and ran toward it with her baby in her arms.The van knocked them down and rolled over them, police and a witness said.The baby, identified as Chase Bates, born Sept. 4, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the Tarrant County medical examiner's office.The mother, who had not been identified late Friday, was flown to a Fort Worth hospital by helicopter ambulance, police said.On Friday evening, Craig Lessard, 49, said he and other neighbors ran to help.One man braked the van and helped with the two boys inside, another grabbed the baby and Lessard, and two other men pulled the van off the mother, Lessard said."It was a knee-jerk reaction," he said. "We were helping someone who was in trouble. We don't even know the woman's name. They were someone that we waved hello to when we saw them."We just really hope the woman can pull through OK."The investigation is continuing, police said.Staff writers Bill Miller and Mitch Mitchell contributed to this report, which includes material from The Associated Press.
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Recs for visitor (and food snob) from Tianjin?
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- BarefootandPregnant Sep 21, 2009 06:47 PM
We'll have a guest from Tianjin for the next several months who professes to like *no* western foods beyond mashed potatoes, and that no Asian food can surpass that of his own region.
Having established that he has an open mind, can any one offer suggestions that might please him? He's debunked anything I thought I ever knew, so while I've reviewed postings here, I'm not feeling too competent to judge.
From what you say, anything you might suggest will doubtless fall below your guest's standards. The only way he is going to come to enjoy anything he is served here is to discover it and convince himself that it is good.
So, assuming he has Internet access and can read English, why not let him peruse the discussions here? As a gracious host, you can support his quest for decent food by offering to take him out to some number of restaurants that he chooses himself.
Also, I am wondering if your guest cooks? You can offer to hook him up with the requisite ingredients. No doubt we can help you there.
re: PinchOfSalt
Thanks-he has already decided his English isn't up to the board, and while he has said he would like to cook some night, tonight he stated that I simply couldn't provide either equipment or ingredients to his standards.
Frankly, I'd like to hit him over the head with a rolling pin.
re: BarefootandPregnant
Exactly! Force him out of his envelope and he'll be quite distressed.
re: BarefootandPregnant
Yes, it sounds like your best strategy will be to go to places that you love and wear earplugs, so at least you get a great meal out of it.
What about some place that sort of defies categorization, like East Coast Grill? Perhaps if he can't easily place origins he will be more hard pressed to complain.
Folks, if you have chow advice to share, please do so, but comments on how BarefootandPregnant ought to deal with this visitor on a personal level are just out of the scope of what we do here on this site.
re: jylze
Italian is not, as of yet, flying. We have done okay with Anna's and Viva Mi Arepa. He's shown mild interest in Pollo Campero, as well.
I'll admit to some reluctance to try much that digs deep into my pocketbook given the negativity, but this hostess with the mostest can't live on multinational fast food, either.
re: BarefootandPregnant
Since he seems at least somewhat open to Latin American-influenced food, maybe a really good Spanish place like Taberna de Haro? Lots of small dishes there to try, with great flavors.
re: BarefootandPregnant
I have eaten at Pollo Campero and honestly, while it is tasty fast food, it IS fast food and does not pretend to be any more than that. So, one might really wonder how it might be acceptable while any sit-down restaurant would not be!
There is an interesting variety of South American restaurants in Chelsea; there are also some good (sit-down) alternatives for Latino grilled chicken (various nationalities). What do you think is attracting your guest's interest, the concept of grilled chicken or the adventure of central- (or south) American style food?
Maybe you'd best stick with foods where the preparation is minimal- like a trip to a raw bar where he can enjoy some oysters or steamers. Since the varieties we have here probably aren't going to be anything like what he gets at home, he might be able to enjoy it at that level. Or maybe a Brazillian steakhouse like Midwest Grill? My thought is going with that sort of approach would allow him to appreciate the foods without getting hung up on the preparations, and with a place like Midwest Grill, if he's open to trying new sides, he might find something he likes. Plus they have a liquor license so you can get yourself to the point where you don't really care what he eats.
You could also try a classic steakhouse, where the steak is prepared simply but well, and he can get mashed potatoes as a backup if he hates it.
Alternately, how about going for food that's not at all American, but he's not likely to encounter in Tianjin, like perhaps The Helmand for Afghan food, Indian food or perhaps an Ethiopian restaurant?
re: Chris VR
Excellent ideas (and thinking), Chris-thanks.
I may need to fix myself a rum punch now, just to face breakfast tomorrow.
re: BarefootandPregnant
Do report back and let us know if anything flies!
I grew up in Asia, so I kinda do get your situation. I'd say, you should avoid chinese food, I'm sure none would be good enough for him.
Since he likes mashed potatoes and he prefers his food to be more flavorful, how about Blue Ribbon Bbq? It's American food, but they do have tasty sauces (and mashed potatoes!)
I agree with the suggestion for brazilian food, but I think home-cooked would be more appealing than the churrascaria kind, so Muqueca?
I bet he wouldn't hate Helmand or Kathmandu spice either. I think if he "can live with" Anna's, these places would be better.
Does he like sushi? if he does, I think sushi in Boston would be as good as the one he has back home.
don't know how far a field you are willing to go, but Sichuan Gourmet in Billerica will probably be OK (my rec, "sell" it as a work-a-day lunch place, rather than a great restaurant, and down play the sichuan angle, but up play the chines clientelle), also the cooks/owners at wang's fast food in somerville, might be able to come up with food he likes (shangdong's not too far from tianjin, and wang's doesn't use much sugar in their food, which is usually a big buggaboo for tianjinese), in theory the same would apply to qingdao in cambridge, but if memory severves me right, they do use some sugar in their dishes. and if you can stand more chinese options, beijing star in waltham and fu loon in medford are acceptable and have kitchen's that cook in the hebei/henan/beijing/tianjin style. most of the food in chinatown will be to southern chinese for a true tianjin starlwart. and finally, writing as someone who has often had to entertain not-so-culinarily-adventurous-mainland guests, french toast, and separately anything with mayonaise often are hits (go figure), and for northern chinese any not sweet asian food (burmese, north indian & etc) can work out ok. good luck!
re: qianning
Quick reply: thank you (all) for so many wonderful, and thoughtful, suggestions.
qianning, I didn't ask my question well, but you really nailed my intent; thank you!
re: BarefootandPregnant
hope it all helps, and do keep us in the loop...i'm really curious to know what (if anything) works...i find myself in the same boat pretty often...
I have these types of relatives - drives me nuts. I usually avoid Chinese food, since I can't stand to hear them complain about how it's cooked and how they think it can be better. But if they also don't enjoy any Western foods, then I will defer to other Asian cuisines. I find they will find the food more palatable with a better chance of sitting through the meal and possibly enjoying it rather than just wondering what the heck someone has served them. So maybe one of our better Thai, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese or even Taiwanese places?
re: kobuta
fresh simply cooked seafood is also sometimes an option.
I also have Asian relatives, so I feel your pain. To that end, I suggest that you take him out for simple traditional American food in a large fairly fancy restaurant setting - seafood (e.g., Legal Seafoods) or steak (e.g., Gill 23).
Small restaurants, fancy food, or ethnic food will fail with this type of visitor, IMHO.
I think you should line up a bunch of places that do differnt mashed potato variations, and while he's busy with them, you can eat whatever you want off the menu...
He may actually become cusious as other dishes go by, or as you snarf up the good stuff on your own plate..
Does he like highly flavored and.or spicy food? The bon chon chicken from Privus is so delicious- especially the soy garlic. If he likes spicy, the spicy is over- the- top spicy. i would take it out and serve it at home with the nice pickled daikon they give you with it and some mashed potatoes.
re: yumyum
Rum punch (apparently) helps everything.
Yes, 9 months; I host ESL students. He's the first who has been resistant to cultural exchange of the culinary variety.
re: BarefootandPregnant
I think you deserve a gold star for your grace and patience.
Or a BIG old rum punch, stat.
re: yumyum
Oooh, and to bring this back round to theme, I should mention that the rum punch I'm working my way through was illicitly carried from Deon's on Martha's Vineyard. Ta da!
re: BarefootandPregnant
FYI to make a qutie nice rum punch at home - put some dark rum in a glass, add guava juice (availble for sale in cans in the Hispanic section of most large supermarkets), orange juice, and ice. Sprinkle nutmeg on top if you want and enjoy!
I will buy bags of frozen dumplings and feed the guest dumplings at every meal.
Qingdao Garden's dumplings are pretty good. They serve Northern China Food. They claim they were from Shandong province, which are not far from Tianjin, right?
Update: Latin is still the only successful restaurant food for our visitor. Cachapas and arepas from the excellent Viva Mi Arepa, Anna's burritos, Peruvian chicken. He has also looked at couple of menus for chinese places and begrudging admits that maybe he could try Doris' homemade noodles from King Fung Garden II.
The biggest hits so far, though, have been bread pudding and a Nigerian stew and rice that I have cooked at home.
re: BarefootandPregnant
Well, the Chinese do love home-made above everything else. Maybe that's the secret.
re: BarefootandPregnant
Oh, he's darn lucky to be able to live with such an accommodating exchange chow-host! When I lived in Spain, we either ate what was made, or didn't.
I struggled with this when my parents were up for a quick visit. They only eat chinese food and sort of tolerate other ethnic foods. They'll eat the other foods, but don't enjoy it as much. They don't like South American or Indian but they do like italian if they have to eat out.
But, it turned out to be easy because they only wanted american seafood, specifically, lobster. They've enjoyed Seafood Shack (lobster) and Atlantic Seafood Company (lobster). Do you see a theme? So one day, I drove them up to Chauncey Creek in Maine for an outdoor lobster feast. They loved it and still talk about how much fun they had sitting by the water. The best is that it's byo anything that isn't on their menu.
In their 4 day visit, they had lobster on 3 of those days. Not realistic for you and your house guest, but it could be an option on a beautiful fall day.
re: beetlebug
And, you can bring plenty of wine for yourself.
re: beetlebug
Dang, if this child wants lobster, he's in trouble-but thanks for the tip!
re: BarefootandPregnant
I hadn't realized this was a kid. While you certainly should try things to make him happy, I think you also have to take a stand sometime and just offer him things you would normally eat. This will be part of his cultural education! If I was studying in China I would never expect to eat hamburgers and roast beef all the time. My son went to China with a school trip last year. He is a very, very picky eater, but survived very nicely eating Chinese food and was exposed to some new flavors he really liked. Of course there were a couple of trips to Pizza Hut and Outback, too.


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There's nothing that says summer quite like fresh sweet corn, and honey butter makes these ears even sweeter. —Nancy Kreiser, Lebanon, Pennsylvania
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Divers called in to search for missing Carlisle man
Last updated at 11:12, Monday, 19 November 2012
Underwater search teams were joining the hunt today for a missing fisherman whose disappearance sparked a major search.
Robert Heaton, 41, was last seen on Friday and the discovery of his fishing rod and baseball cap near the River Eden in Carlisle has led to a huge operation involving a helicopter, police and lifeboats.
The father-of-two left his home in Belah Road, Belah, Carlisle, at 12.45pm with his fishing road.
Police say Mr Heaton has not been seen or heard from since.
He was reported missing on Saturday at 4.20pm when a friend raised the alarm after finding the rod and cap opposite the junction of Eden Street on Etterby Scaur, which is close to the River Eden.
The search began where his belongings were found and was widened out for more than two miles towards the coast.
It involved an RAF helicopter, police and police dogs, the Coastguard and lifeboats from Silloth, Annan, Maryport and a boat from the Nith Inshore Rescue team.
The operation drew the attention of people walking, running or playing sport in places such as Bitts Park and The Sheepmount yesterday.
The aircraft could be clearly seen hovering over the river while crews checked from the air.
Police with dogs walked the river bank apparently looking for traces and clues that could lead them to the missing man.
Coastguard rescue searchers were also seen checking through undergrowth along the edge of the Eden as they worked up until nightfall.
Inspector Adrian Sowerby is leading the investigation.
He told the News & Star that the longer the search went on the greater the concern was for Mr Heaton's wellbeing.
"We are happy that if he was on the surface or the riverbank we would have located him so the next course of action will be underwater," he said.
"The search will go on until we have exhausted all avenues."
Mr Heaton currently lives with his parents and Insp Sowerby said his relatives were greatly concerned.
They were being comforted and were in regular contact with police.
Insp Sowerby added: "It is in Mr Heaton's character to spend time fishing but out of character to be missing for this long.
"We would urge anybody that knows him or has seen him to contact us."
Mr Heaton is of stocky build, 5ft 9in tall and has short, dark-brown hair. He has tattoos on the inside of both lower arms and was last seen wearing a grey hoody, black and navy tracksuit bottoms with stripes and brown working boots.
Anyone with information should call Cumbria police on 101.
First published at 13:30, Sunday, 18 November 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Hospice care provides support to patients and caregivers
There are two common myths about hospice care that can be easily dispelled by talking with anyone who has experienced it: that hospice is only for patients who are so critically ill that they are only days away from passing; and that hospice provides only basic care and support to the patient.
Helen Kuester and her son Lance during a final trip to the lake when Helen was still feeling well enough. Helen was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer in 2010 and was enrolled in hospice through Allina Health Home Care Services for seven months before she died in April 2013.
November is National Hospice Month and a time to shed light on the services provided by hospice.
Lance Kuester, of New Ulm, can attest that hospice care can be critical to not only maintaining a desired quality of life in the last weeks or months of a person's life, but also providing support for the caregiver of a hospice patient. His mother, Helen, was enrolled in hospice through Allina Health Home Care Services for seven months before cancer took her life. She died in April 2013.
"She was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer in 2010 (at the age of 86) and her life changed overnight," Lance said. "She had always been very active and fun loving. A strong German woman."
But two major surgeries, 14 days in the hospital and a round of chemo would diminish anyone's enthusiasm for life.
"She grew up during the depression era and she was tough. She always had hope and faith that she would recover from this," Lance said. That kind of tenacity comes with a resistance to asking for help.
Helen responded extremely well to her first round of chemo so when her numbers crept back up again, they decided to do another round of chemo, Lance said, "with no guarantees. At that point, we were just looking for her to maintain a quality of life. It was important for her to be able to maintain her close relationship with her two sisters, to be active around the house, and to continue her passion for sewing."
Unfortunately, after that second round of chemo, her enthusiasm for many of even her favorite things began to fade. She was still hesitant to look into hospice, Lance said, "I think, primarily, because of not fully understanding what hospice was."
Once she did enroll in hospice, however, it afforded her the best quality of life she could've hoped for in the end stages of her cancer. It was extremely important to Helen to be able to stay in her own home as long as possible – the home she and her husband built together in 1956. Ultimately, she was able to stay put and pass away in the home she loved.
Hospice was more than just health care professionals "stopping by" to visit his mother, Lance said. "They took an active interest in all aspects of her life. They looked at the whole picture – not just her illness."
Equally as important, they provided support for Lance as caregiver to his mother. "They would ask me what I'd seen with her condition or what we'd been dealing with and they could provide suggestions for things that I should or shouldn't do for her."
An example he gives is the effort to help Helen maintain her weight, which can be a challenge for cancer patients. The hospice nurse was able to draw upon her long experience with similar patients and best practices to provide recommendations to Lance.
If he had questions, he was able to contact the nurse by phone and receive an immediate response. "That was very valuable to me," he said.
Because the hospice nurse and home health aide that would visit were usually the same each time, Lance said his mother grew relationships with those people and they would trade stories about family, hobbies, and other shared interests. "She came to love those visits," he said.
For more information about hospice care through Allina Health Home Care Services, go to newulmmedicalcenter.com or call 507-217-5555.


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The public is invited to the Strategic Air and Space Museum to watch a live video feed of Nebraska astronaut Clayton Anderson's launch aboard the space shuttle Discovery next week.
The museum is located off Interstate 80 exit 426, between Omaha and Lincoln.
The 51-year-old Anderson and six other NASA astronauts are scheduled to lift off at 5:21 a.m. CDT on April 5 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Several members of Anderson's family will watch the launch in person.
NASA says the 13-day mission will carry logistics modules filled with science racks to the International Space Station in what will be one of NASA's last missions. Anderson is scheduled for three space walks.
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Closing arguments wrapped up Tuesday morning in the teen beating trial of former Houston Police Officer Drew Ryser and jurors are now deliberating.
On Friday, the defense wrapped up testimony including putting on its final witness. Two paid experts testified for the former HPD officer saying Ryser did not use excessive force in the arrest of teen burglar Chad Holley.
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SEQA 100 Introduction to Sequential Art
Introduction to Sequential Art
Introducing the components of sequential art, this course explores visual narrative theories and techniques. Students become familiar with the discipline of sequential art and the various standard tools and techniques involved. Prerequisite(s): DRAW 101, DSGN 101.
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SEQA 202 Drawing for Sequential Art
Drawing for Sequential Art
Focusing on observational and interpretive drawing skills as they apply to visual storytelling for sequential art, students in this course develop their drafting facility and learn how characters are constructed and integrated into graphic environments. Prerequisite(s): DRAW 101 or DRAW 200.
SEQA 205 Survey of Sequential Art
Survey of Sequential Art
Highlighting significant works of sequential art including their historical roots and major influences, students in this survey analyze trends, styles, techniques, subject matter and works of important artists across the sequential art spectrum. Prerequisite(s): ENGL 123.
SEQA 215 Materials and Techniques for Sequential Art
Materials and Techniques for Sequential Art
Examining the technical craft of sequential art production, students in this course focus on a variety of traditional skills, techniques and tools associated with illustrating a comic narrative. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 202.
SEQA 220 Cartooning
This course examines and explores the art of cartooning. Students create and develop their own single- and multi-panel comic strips, as well as editorial and political cartoons. Prerequisite(s): DRAW 101.
SEQA 224 Character Design and Storyboarding for Animation
Character Design and Storyboarding for Animation
Emphasizing the observational skills and attention to detail that help a creator define and individualize cartoon characters and backgrounds, students in this course create appropriate model sheets for character animation and generate storyboards. Prerequisite(s): ANIM 180 or SEQA 215.
SEQA 244 Comic Book Scripting
Comic Book Scripting
Covering dialogue, captions, sound effects, panel and page layouts, and the relationship of image to text in dramatic situations, students in this course develop narrative ideas and express them in written form, from the basic plot to the finished script. Prerequisite(s): ENGL 123, SEQA 100.
SEQA 277 Digital Coloring and Lettering Applications for Comics
Digital Coloring and Lettering Applications for Comics
Focusing on digital problems and concerns relevant to creating a sequential narrative, students in this course develop their understanding of color theory, digital coloring techniques, digital lettering and sound effects, and the use of appropriate applications as they relate to visual storytelling. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 215.
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SEQA 304 Advanced Drawing for Sequential Art
Advanced Drawing for Sequential Art
This course is intended to further develop techniques introduced in Drawing for Sequential Art and is aimed at helping students develop enhanced drawing skills that specifically apply to sequential art. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 202.
SEQA 306 Comics Painting
Comics Painting
This course is designed for students who wish to explore fully painted sequential art. Students create pages of comics storytelling, with particular emphasis on applying watercolor, acrylics and other media. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 215.
SEQA 307 Vector Comics
Vector Comics
Using vector-based software, students learn a variety of techniques for creating digital comics. Subjects include: designing and rendering comics with Bezier curves, using digital stylistic techniques, creating rapidly editable compositions, developing electronic storyboards and simple graphics for Web. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277.
SEQA 310 Painting for Comics Covers
Painting for Comics Covers
The dynamic elements for successful design and execution of graphic novel covers are explored through a series of demonstrations and projects focusing on general color theory, the treatment of light and shade, representation of depth, surface textures, environment and the human form. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 202, SEQA 215.
SEQA 311 Conceptual Illustration
Conceptual Illustration
This course enables students to explore comprehensively the characters, themes and environments of their own creation. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 224.
SEQA 312 Advanced Storyboarding
Advanced Storyboarding
This course helps students increase their knowledge of storyboarding and how it applies to the advertising, animation and motion picture fields. Students break down ideas and scenes sequentially to promote visual storytelling. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 224.
SEQA 313 Sequential Art for Emerging Media
Sequential Art for Emerging Media
Focusing on new and future trends in digital media delivery as it relates to sequential art, students are immersed in emerging platform technology. Students develop adaptable content as well as a forward-thinking approach to making comics for new venues. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277.
SEQA 317 Getting Published and Self-publishing
Getting Published and Self-publishing
Students are introduced to the business of researching, marketing, packaging and distributing comics. Approaches to selling work to mainstream comics companies are emphasized, along with the business of independent publishing. Students may have the opportunity to participate in a comics publication. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277.
SEQA 325 Environments, Props and Structures
Environments, Props and Structures
Underscoring the vital visual elements that are often overlooked when illustrating a believable visual story, students in this course study and illustrate building interiors, exterior environments, vehicles and other objects from different perspectives and in a variety of locations. Prerequisite(s): ILLU 200 or SEQA 202.
SEQA 326 Conceptual Maquette Design
Conceptual Maquette Design
Through the manipulation of various sculptural materials, this course introduces students to the process of designing maquette characters for 3-D rendering. The students learn to work with diverse types of character designs, styles, proportions and genres. They study classical and contemporary sculptural techniques and subsequently learn to utilize the various working methods described. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 224.
SEQA 337 Fantasy Illustrations
Fantasy Illustrations
In this course, students produce a variety of projects beyond panel-to-panel comics formats, incorporating fantasy or science fiction themes and comics-related subjects. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277.
SEQA 340 Superhero Comics
Superhero Comics
This course showcases the art of drawing superheroes. Students are introduced to techniques for making characters dynamic and pages exciting through the use of camera angles, page layout and perspective. These techniques help students pace stories and choose views that best accentuate the characters' heroic abilities. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277, SEQA 325.
SEQA 344 Advanced Writing for Comics
Advanced Writing for Comics
This non-studio course builds upon content from Comic Book Scripting. Particular emphasis is placed on problems posed in scripting for longer work, such as graphic novels. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 244.
SEQA 352 Constructive Human Anatomy for Sequential Art
Constructive Human Anatomy for Sequential Art
In this course, students gain a thorough working knowledge of the form and dynamics of the human body through applied sculptural, observational and rendering techniques. Specific attention is paid to how these techniques can be applied to visual storytelling. Prerequisite(s): ILLU 150, ILLU 200 or SEQA 202.
SEQA 354 Speed Sketching for Sequential Art
Speed Sketching for Sequential Art
This course focuses on improving students' ability to execute a drawing of a reasonable likeness of an original or imagined subject in a limited amount of time. Sketches continue to be used to build complex drawings and are applied to storytelling for sequential art. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 202.
SEQA 355 Franco-Belgian Comics
Franco-Belgian Comics
Traditionally, Franco-Belgian comics differ from American comics in their artistic approaches; attention to detail; and focus on longer, self-contained stories printed in a larger format. Students study styles, trends and production methods associated with Bande Dessinée and apply these skills to their own sequential work. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 224, SEQA 325.
SEQA 360 Mini-comics
Concentrating on skills associated with printing, bookbinding and packaging, students develop a variety of mini-comics that showcase their sequential art in the form of handmade publications. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 215.
SEQA 362 Constructive Anatomy for Drawing the Hands and Feet
Constructive Anatomy for Drawing the Hands and Feet
A thorough working knowledge of the form and dynamics of the human hand and foot is given to the student through a complete exploration of sculptural écorché, analytical drawing and lecture. Drawing and sculpting from the live model is included along with course specific anatomical investigation. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 202.
SEQA 377 Constructive Head Drawing
Constructive Head Drawing
A thorough working knowledge of the form and dynamics of the human head is given to the student through a complete exploration of sculptural écorché, analytical drawing and lecture. Drawing and sculpting from the live model is included along with course-specific anatomical investigation. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 202.
SEQA 380 Online Comics
Online Comics
Digital delivery and the empowerment of the independent creator are achieved by creating marketable, well-branded web-comic sites that demonstrate intelligent formal use of the medium. Students gain skills necessary for site construction and promotion while learning the artistic history of the genre. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 100 or CMPA 110, SEQA 224, SEQA 277.
SEQA 382 Visual Storytelling I
Visual Storytelling I
Developing graphic storytelling skills and the craft of penciling comic book pages, students in this course learn page layout, panel design and work with scripts while penciling traditional panel-to-panel sequential art. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 325.
SEQA 383 The Pitch
The Pitch
Students learn how to create and present a proposal or "pitch" for development as a graphic novel, comic book series, film or television project. Emphasis is placed on creating stories, characters and settings that are used in an extended narrative and culminate in a presentation bible. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 224.
SEQA 386 Hand Lettering and Typography for Comics
Hand Lettering and Typography for Comics
Through lectures, demonstrations and studio work, students are introduced to the tradition of hand lettering and typography in sequential art. The use of word and image in service to a narrative is explored as the students practice conventional and contemporary techniques. Emphasis is placed on skill-building and practical application. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 215.
SEQA 388 Constructive Animal Anatomy for Creature Design
Constructive Animal Anatomy for Creature Design
Real and imagined creatures of mammals, reptiles and birds are conceived for fantasy illustration, scientific illustration, game design, animation, movies and themed entertainment. Through direct observation, analytical drawing and action analysis, students develop a thorough working knowledge of the form and dynamics of animals and create real or imagined creatures relevant to their career goals. Prerequisite(s): ILLU 150, ILLU 200 or SEQA 202.
SEQA 394 Advanced Inking Techniques
Advanced Inking Techniques
This course engages students in the professional practices of comic arts inking. Proficiency of method and application of media are stressed through a wide variety of inking techniques. Students integrate various forms of inking applications into the graphic narrative in support of developing a personal direction and style. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 325.
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SEQA 401 Sequential Art in Tokyo, Japan
Sequential Art in Tokyo, Japan
Through visits to studios, galleries and publishing companies in Tokyo, Japan, this course investigates the art and business of sequential art in that country. Students visit and consult with various professional cartoonists and comic book companies. The production component of the medium, as it exists today in Japan, is also observed in detail. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 224.
SEQA 405 Visual Storytelling II
Visual Storytelling II
Continuing to develop the skills introduced in Visual Storytelling I, students herein explore the integral relationship between pencils and inks while honing their visual storytelling skills. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 382.
SEQA 410 Sequential Art Senior Project
Sequential Art Senior Project
Incorporating various skills, including storytelling, scripting, drawing techniques and working with various materials and media, students produce sequential art suitable for publication or for incorporation into a portfolio of professional quality work. This course is a culmination of the undergraduate sequential art curriculum. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277, SEQA 405.
SEQA 411 Advanced Conceptual Illustration
Advanced Conceptual Illustration
Using characters, environment and technology established in previous coursework, students continue to develop their individual creations as well as work on collaborative projects. An increased focus is placed on developing a professional, cohesive portfolio. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 311.
SEQA 419 Sequential Picture Books for Children
Sequential Picture Books for Children
In this course, students create artwork for children's books in which the picture primarily tells the story. Students have the option of generating original story ideas or adapting existing works of children's literature. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 382.
SEQA 420 Alternative and/or Experimental Comics
Alternative and/or Experimental Comics
This studio course allows students to explore the history, theory and practice of alternative comics. Students may discover how alternative approaches and markets are relevant to their practices. Students are encouraged to discover a unique voice in their writing and visual execution. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 382.
SEQA 424 Manga Comics
Manga Comics
Japanese manga is an immensely popular genre of comics. This course explores the two definitive elements of manga: visual style and unique storytelling. Students learn to recognize and adapt Japanese influences into their own sequential artwork. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 382.
SEQA 427 Electronic Cover Illustration for Comics
Electronic Cover Illustration for Comics
This course provides an opportunity for students to generate ideas and execute concepts for comic book covers. Emphasis is placed on storytelling and design. Covers for sequential art publications are created using both electronic and traditional means. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277.
SEQA 430 Advanced Manga
Advanced Manga
Focusing on the creation of a complete short story in the Manga (Japanese comics) format and style, students in this class are expected to create a self-contained narrative featuring 15-20 pages of finished art. The course is augmented with in-class critiques, presentations, and lectures purposed toward an in-depth development of a signature style within this unique format. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 244, SEQA 424.
SEQA 451 Sequential Arts Seminar
Sequential Arts Seminar
This course investigates the art and business of sequential art with visits to studios, galleries and publishing companies. Students travel off-campus to meet professional cartoonists, editors and gallery owners, giving them insight into the working world of sequential art. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 100.
SEQA 460 Digital Portfolio
Digital Portfolio
Students showcase their work through the development of sample reels and an interactive portfolio. Existing projects are expanded through the addition of music, interactivity and timing provided by the digital realm. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 277.
SEQA 472 Directed Projects in Sequential Art
Directed Projects in Sequential Art
This course provides structured production opportunities for students engaging in individual sequential art projects. Emphasis is on realizing personal vision through exploration of sequential art methodologies and productivity. Students select a faculty adviser to provide supplemental feedback and direction on projects. Group instruction, critiques and project adviser feedback provide students with a unique opportunity to evaluate their work in a broader context. Prerequisite(s): Permission of the department chair.
SEQA 479 Undergraduate Internship
Undergraduate Internship
Internships offer students valuable opportunities to work in a professional environment and gain firsthand experience to help them prepare for careers. In an approved internship setting, a student typically spends one quarter working with an on-site professional supervisor and a faculty internship supervisor to achieve specific goals and objectives related to the program of study. Prerequisite(s): 90 credit hours, 3.0 cumulative GPA.
SEQA 495 Special Topics in Sequential Art
Special Topics in Sequential Art
The topic of this course varies from quarter to quarter. Each seminar focuses on various issues in the field of sequential art and allows students to pursue individual projects related to the topic of the course. Prerequisite(s): Vary according to topic.
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SEQA 501 Drawing Strategies for Sequential Art
Drawing Strategies for Sequential Art
Fresh approaches to imagery and the power to manipulate images between the observed world and the realm of imagination are vital to the success of any sequential artist. The sequential artist should also understand how style relates to these critical narrative skills. Imaginative visual interpretations of observed characters, places and events are key elements in visual storytelling. This course fosters these essential skills while helping students discover a personal approach to cartooning. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 502 Visual Story Development
Visual Story Development
This course reinforces graduate-level skills in creating visual narrative for students entering the graduate program in sequential art. All sequential art begins with the relationship of the visual image to the narrative. It is essential that students understand and analyze the vital relationship between graphics and text as they relate to the visual narrative. Page layout, panel design and the relationship of images combined with the written word are among the disciplines covered in the course. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 503 Sequential Art Production Methods
Sequential Art Production Methods
Any story, no matter how carefully conceived, requires an understanding of production processes. Creating static narrative art not only requires a fine imagination and an understanding of basic storytelling, but a mastery of the technical aspects of presenting the story. This course explores a variety of processes and techniques used to produce visual narrative from thumbnails to pre-press. Students in this course are taught traditional and digital approaches to penciling, inking, lettering and coloring. Additionally, students learn to prepare sequential art for both print and Web delivery. Prerequisite(s):
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SEQA 701 Theories and Practices for Sequential Art
Theories and Practices for Sequential Art
In this course, students study sequential art theory, history and industry. Using studio projects aligned with specific theories and concepts, students view their own work within the context of contemporary sequential art. This course includes directed and independent projects, research presentations, critical writing, and the discussion and analysis of industry trends. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 707 Drawing for Sequential Art
Drawing for Sequential Art
This course is primarily an observational drawing course for sequential art students. Using a number of primary references, students are expected to analyze and represent the 3-D world in 2-D in a way that is relevant to their discipline. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 712 Concept Design in Sequential Art
Concept Design in Sequential Art
This course is a comprehensive exploration of characters, themes and environments of students' own creation. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 715 Environment as Character
Environment as Character
Students study a variety of methodologies in perspective drawing to create illustrations of structures, environments, vehicles and other objects, using both traditional and digital techniques. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 716 Studio I: Sequential Art Methods
Studio I: Sequential Art Methods
Students propose a series of sequential art problems in a particular area of interest. Emphasis is on the advancement of marketable techniques, style and personal solutions through a series of related projects. Students are free to experiment with different techniques and subject matter, and are expected to plan and carry out a project from story conception to completion. Group instruction and critiques are included. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 701.
SEQA 717 Exploring the Narrative
Exploring the Narrative
This course is designed to help students identify and explore the formal aspects of traditional narratives. By examining narratives in various media (literature, fables, film, video, plays), students are provided with preparation to create their own stories. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 726 Studio II: Sequential Art Applications
Studio II: Sequential Art Applications
Students continue to explore issues in sequential art, working on individual, self-directed projects and participating in group discussions and critiques. Emphasis is on advancement of individual studio projects. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 716.
SEQA 731 Digital Design Issues in Sequential Art
Digital Design Issues in Sequential Art
This course focuses on digital design, prepress and printing as they pertain to sequential art. There are relevant assignments, discussions and critiques of print, Web and prepress in the digital realm. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 716.
SEQA 741 Inking Techniques
Inking Techniques
This course is designed to familiarize students with all of the inking tools and techniques employed by professional comic book artists and inkers. Students gain the ability to work in a wide range of styles and emphasis is placed on developing a personal approach to inking. Both individual and group critiques support the projects. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 745 Writing for Sequential Art
Writing for Sequential Art
This course focuses on the necessity for sequential artists to be competent writers as well as artists. The course covers all phases of writing for sequential art, including scripting in various styles, constructing plot synopses, submitting proposals to publishers and generating story ideas in various genres of sequential art. The course is designed to give students the writing skills necessary to work professionally in the world of sequential art. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 749 Sequential Art M.A. Final Project
Sequential Art M.A. Final Project
All M.A. students in sequential art are required to develop and produce a substantial professional-level portfolio that integrates all the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the program. Students are instructed about how to construct a portfolio and effectively market themselves. Attention is given to tailoring portfolios to specific sequential art markets including comics, graphic novels, cartooning, storyboarding, animation, children's books and/or digital game design. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 716 and completion of the review for candidacy.
SEQA 756 Studio III: Sequential Art Professional Practices
Studio III: Sequential Art Professional Practices
This studio course further advances students' abilities to address issues and arrive at self-directed solutions to sequential art problems. The course involves individual studio projects, class discussion and group critiques. Prerequisite(s): Completion of the review for candidacy.
SEQA 766 Studio IV: Professional Application in Sequential Art
Studio IV: Professional Application in Sequential Art
Students conclude the sequential art studio sequence as they refine their problem-solving skills with the development of a marketable technique and a personal vision and style. Independent work on projects of particular interest produces a range of work that is of professional, portfolio-level quality. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 756.
SEQA 770 Sequential Art Self-promotion
Sequential Art Self-promotion
This course explores the many avenues open to illustrators who wish to work in the field of sequential art. Students examine how to advertise and promote themselves through projects such as portfolio preparation, printed self-promotional pieces and personal logos. Prerequisite(s): SEQA 726.
SEQA 772 Directed Studies in Sequential Art
Directed Studies in Sequential Art
This course provides structured production opportunities for students engaging in individualized sequential art projects and professional development. Emphasis is on realizing personal vision through exploration of innovative methodologies in sequential art and further refinement of production management skills. Students select a faculty adviser and professional mentor to provide supplemental feedback and direction on projects. Individualized instruction and professional mentoring provide students with a unique opportunity to prepare for professional practice through critical analysis of the formal aspects of their work. Prerequisite(s): Permission of the department chair.
SEQA 779F Graduate Field Internship
Graduate Field Internship
Students in this course undertake a field assignment under the supervision of a faculty member. Prerequisite(s): 15 graduate credit hours, good academic standing.
SEQA 779T Graduate Teaching Internship
Graduate Teaching Internship
Students in this course undertake a teaching assignment under the supervision of a faculty member. Prerequisite(s): 15 graduate credit hours, good academic standing.
SEQA 780 Special Topics in Sequential Art
Special Topics in Sequential Art
This course examines topical issues in sequential art. Issues vary from term to term. Prerequisite(s):
SEQA 790 Sequential Art M.F.A. Thesis
Sequential Art M.F.A. Thesis
All M.F.A. students in sequential art must develop and prepare an original exhibition, with an accompanying written component. Prerequisite(s): Completion of the review for candidacy.
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This really was a delicious pie, mine came out a deep dark color, very pretty, actually! I used a different pie crust recipe, but otherwise followed directions to a tee. Silky texture to the pie that everyone loved!
Oh and I also baked this in a standard pie dish, and did not have any of the special equipment the recipe called for. It wasn't an issue at all. I had a little extra dough and filling since the quiche dish is bigger, but I just used a muffin pan and baked a few mini-pies as testers.
I was a little scared to make this for thanksgiving because some of the reviews said it could be tricky, esp. the caramel and I had never made a pie before. But it was not: I followed the recipe and it turned out amazing. The caramel flavor was subtle, but it brought the whole pie together. Best pumpkin pie I've ever had, and it was a huge success with everyone else.
Hit or miss. The first year I made this recipe, it came out wonderful. The filling was a soft, silky texture with a wonderful hint of caramel. Absolutely fantastic! I decided to make it again this year, but the pie turned out just average. This year, I had a difficult time getting the caramel to a deep golden brown color so rather than letting it burn, I decided to add the cream early. The pumpkin filling was off too. There was no smooth, creamy texture, just a typical course pumpkin pie taste. If the pie wasn't so delicious the first time I made it, I wouldn't attempt this recipe again.
As the description says, this pie has a sensuous richness and an amazing lightness that you just don't get with your standard pumpkin pie. I have been using the James Beard recipe for years and this is so much better. If you are expecting a pronounced caramel taste, you may be disappointed. But if you want something that get rids of the "vegetably" texture and taste of the standard pumpkin pie, this is IT! For those who said it tastes burned...yep, you overdid the caramel. Just for the purpose of commenting here, I timed the sugar from boil to the right degree of deep gold and, for me, it was about 5 minutes. Not a second more. Terribly time consuming? Not at all. One tiny additional step from the standard pumpkin pie. The pie dough handles like a dream!!!
This review is for the filling only. It's totally worth the time! I was skeptical about the work of making the caramel, but it was totally worth it. The texture and finish is so wonderful. If you've never cooked sugar before, be careful not to burn the sugar; it turns dark quickly once it starts to caramelize and you want it a medium brown. My differences in preparation were that I used roasted fresh pumpkin puree and tripled the recipe to make a bunch of pies. I didn't feel like making crusts, so I bought them. Because this recipe makes a deeper dish pie that the typical 9inch pre-made pie crust, you could make two pies per batch of the recipe. My tripled recipe made 4 pies+ a bunch of extra (another pie or two worth) that I just baked custard-style.
This recipe from start to finish takes forever. The pastry (which took the bulk of the time) was flaky, delicate and just so slightly buttery and I would use it again. The filling, however, wasn't really worth the extra effort. Maybe it's because I'm at altitude, but I just couldn't get the sugar/water mixture to turn deep brown and the caramel flavour didn't come through. Also, the filling tasted slightly egg-y. Too bad - most other reviewers were so happy with the recipe!
Tasted great. Next time I will carmelize the sugar even more to get more flavor. I just let it get golden-colored.
I made a different pie crust, so my review is only for the filling, but I don't think this filling is worth the extra time or effort. If I hadn't told my guests this was something "special," they would not have known. This took me two attempts ... making a caramel/candy whatever it is is a lot trickier than this recipe makes it sound. It's not impossible, but it takes more direction than this recipe gives. It is very easy to burn the carmel part, and then you'll need to start over. But, I don't think it's worth the extra effort in the end, even though this was a tasty pie. I'm not sure about the crust, but I used a standard pate brise, and it was excellent with this. I also baked it in a standard tart pan, to give it a nice presentation, which looked pretty. I had extra filling, which I put into ramekins. Also tasty, but not worth the extra effort of carmelizing the sugar.
The filling tasted burnt to me, my husband couldn't even eat his. This was terrible, threw out the whole thing. I can't see how this recipe got such good reviews. Maybe they let the carmel get to a light brown instead of the dark the recipe calls for. I however don't inted to find out. I won't make this again. There is plenty of great pumpkin pie recipes out there. Thankfully I made another pie and this saved Thanksgiving dinner! It was the spiced pumpkin pie with rum. Now...that's a winner.


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