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SDCC, Day 3 | The Force is with Marvel
Although Saturday at Comic-Con International was dominated by movies and television — led by Warner Bros. Pictures, Marvel Studios and Legendary Pictures — there was still room for plenty of comics news. First and foremost, the announcement of Marvel's Star Wars plans.
That line, telling canonical stories set between the events of Star Wars: A New Hope and Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, launches in January with Star Wars, by Jason Aaron and John Cassaday, followed in February by Star Wars: Darth Vader, by Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larroca with covers by Adi Granov, and in March by the miniseries Star Wars: Princess Leia, by Mark Waid and Terry Dodson.
"What's great about this time period is that all the characters are kind of on the table," Aaron told CBR News. "Of course this is still early on and these people have pretty much just met each and just come together. So they're still finding their place within this group and sort of figuring out their relationships with each other. Then there's the fact that when you look at the gap between Episode IV and Episode V there's some pretty major beats that happen off screen. So this gives up the opportunity to grab those beats and lay them down as part of the same canon as the movies."
'Little Nemo' anthology boasts Adams, Sienkiewicz, Pope & more
At Comic-Con International in San Diego, IDW Publishing announced that Winsor McCay's Little Nemo will return in a new series titled Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland, by Eric Shanower and Gabriel Rodriguez. As it turns out, there's more to Little Nemo than just one new book.
Comics store turned small-press publisher Locust Moon is putting together an anthology of Little Nemo stories called Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream. Scheduled for release in 2014, the book has an eye-opening A-list lineup, including Peter Bagge, John Cassaday, Neal Adams, Bill Sienkiewicz, Becky Cloonan, Scott Morse, David Petersen, Mark Buckingham, Paul Pope and J.G. Jones. This book is a follow-up from the company's anthology Once Upon a Time Machine, released last year by Dark Horse.
Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream will be published by Locust Moon as both a newspaper and a hardcover book, at the full size of the original Little Nemo pages — 16 inches by 21 inches. Described by Locust moon as a "love song for Winsor McCay, Little Nemo and the limitless possibilities of comics," this is definitely one to watch. Here are several sample pages:
What Are You Reading? with Ales Kot
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? Our special guest this week is Ales Kot, writer of Wild Children, Change and the just-announced Zero and The Surface.
To see what Ales and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
Chain Reactions | Uncanny Avengers #1
Marvel NOW! is, well, now, with the launch of the you-got-your-chocolate-in-my-peanut-butter comic Uncanny Avengers last Wednesday. The first issue, by Rick Remender, John Cassaday, Laura Martin and Chris Eliopoulos, follows up on the conclusion of Avengers vs. X-Men as Captain America forms a new team that brings together members from those previously competing rivals.
Is the mix-and-match strategy oil and water, or a yummy Reese's Peanut Butter Cup? Here are a few thoughts from around the web:
Alex Evans, Weekly Comic Book Review: "For those familiar with Rick Remender's work, this title is very different from anything we've seen from him prior. With John Cassaday's slick, polished artwork, this is the big, flagship Marvel Comic sort of book. Rest assured, however, that Remender nonetheless nails it, giving us an issue that almost feels like an issue from an event. That said, while Remender's usual weirdness takes a backseat, it's still very much there, giving the book a real edge to it."
Food or Comics? | Beurre manié or Building Stories
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
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If I had $15, I'd start with a couple of Marvel firsts, even though one of them isn't technically a first issue: Uncanny Avengers #1 ($3.99) and Red She-Hulk #58 ($2.99). This is the first week of Marvel NOW, and they're starting with books by creative teams I'm excited about. Next I'd get Stumptown V2 #2 ($3.99) and wind things up with the Halloween Eve one-shot. I actually supported the Kickstarter for the latter, so my copy is probably already on the way to my mailbox, but hypothetically let's assume that it wasn't. It's by Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder, two creators whose work I've enjoyed in the past. So if it wasn't coming to me in the mail, it would come home in a paper bag from the comic shop.
If I had $30, I'd add an outgoing Marvel title (Marvel THEN?), Fantastic Four #611, which features the end of Hickman's run before he moves on to Avengers and Matt Fraction takes over the first family of Marveldom. Next I'd grab Green Lantern Corps #13 ($2.99) as I like the direction the GL books have been headed in lately, and Conan #9 ($3.50), the second half of Brian Wood's collaboration with Vasilis Lolos. Finally, I'd grab Point of Impact #1 ($2.99), the new crime book by Jay Faerber and Koray Kuranel.
This is a splurge in price only; if I had $50, then Chris Ware's Building Stories would definitely have been at the top of my buy list this week. It's a big box of little comics, as Chris put it, and as luck would have it I really do have $50 in gift certificates that I got for my birthday to buy it with. Thanks Mom and Dad!
Threadless debuts Gaiman tees by Cassaday, Templesmith & more
Nearly lost in the hustle and bustle of Comic-Con International was the release of the sixth installment of Threadless' Comics-On Tees, which features Neil Gaiman's poem "The Day the Saucers Came" as interpreted in four T-shirt designs by John Cassaday, Brandon Graham, Ben Templesmith, and Estudio Verso (the winner of the website's Comic Book Legal Defense Fund challenge). A quarter of the sales generated from
Estudio Verso's design all four designs will be donated to the CBLDF.
You can check out all four designs below.
SDCC '11 | Comic Book Legal Defense Fund brings shirts, scents and more
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has been very busy lately, fighting censorship laws and border searches, as well as launching an advertising campaign. So they've got a lot planned for Comic-Con this year, with plenty of chances for fans to help contribute to their cause.
Here's a quick rundown of their merchandise, art auctions and more:
- Graphitti Designs will sell two brand-new CBLDF benefit tees — one featuring Grendel by Matt Wagner, and one featuring Uncle Sam by John Cassaday.
- Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab and J. Gonzo are teaming up to benefit the CBLDF with a new Luchadore inspired print and fragrance set celebrating the launch of J. Gonzo's new series La Mano del Destino.
- The CBLDF, Image Comics and T-shirt website Threadless will host a welcome party Thursday night, with gift bags, raffles and the launch of the new Threadless Comics Tee: Noir.
- Saturday night the CBLDF will hold an art auction featuring art by Frank Quitely, Dave Gibbons, Paul Pope, Tony Harris, Jaime Hernandez, Terry Moore, Camilla D'Errico, Bill Sienkiewicz, Stefano Gaudiano, Terry Dodson, Camilla D'Errico , Jonathan Luna and many more. Details are here.
- And lastly, they've got several Master Classes and panels lined up all week. Details are here.
You can check out the Graphitti Designs shirts after the jump.
ComiXology offers digital Planetary omnibus
The standard format for digital comics is single issues, which can be an expensive way to read an entire story. Fortunately, more and more publishers are experimenting with digital bundles and graphic novels, and here's the biggest one of them all: ComiXology is offering Warren Ellis and John Cassaday's Planetary, all 633 pages/27 issues of it, for $24.99. (Unless I'm missing something, this is only available on comiXology's Comics app, not on the DC app.) That's quite a bargain compared to buying it one issue at a time, which would set you back almost $52 (the first issue is free), and it includes an eight-page introductory story as well.
This is where the rubber meets the road for potential digital customers. On the one hand, $24.99 is a lot of money for something that is "only" pixels on a screen; on the other hand, it's cheaper than the print edition—even secondhand, if Amazon is any guide. This looks like it may be a trial balloon of sorts, as it is only available until July 16. One has to wonder why—hopefully DC isn't going in for that "digital vault" stupidity. Once you put the package together, it should stay on the digital shelf forever—it's not like you're going to run out of books. On the other hand, having the deal end just before Comic-Con may be significant; maybe there's something more on the way.
(via Blog@Newsarama)
What Are You Reading?
Hello and welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading? Today's special guest is Shannon Wheeler, New Yorker cartoonist and creator of the Eisner Award-winning comic book Too Much Coffee Man, Oil & Water, the Eisner-nominated I Thought You Would Be Funnier and the upcoming Grandpa Won't Wake Up.
To see what Shannon and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below …
American cartoonists' untold European adventures
Although they may be at the top of the charts in American comics, some of the biggest artists today have some books out that most American have never seen. For years, artists working in the Anglophile comics market have moonlighted in European comics, probably most memorably with Travis Charest leaving for years to do a volume of Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Metabarons.
But Charest isn't the only one — John Cassaday did the series I Am Legion for Humanoids while working on Planetary and Astonishing X-Men, Geoff Johns and Red Star artist Christian Gossett did a story in Metal Hurlant, Terry Dodson worked on a graphic novel called Songes: Coraline, Kurt Busiek wrote a book called Redhand, and Fear Itself artist Stuart Immonen did a little-known book called Sebastian X which follows a surfer turned freedom fighter in the near future.
Yeah, I'd buy that.
And this isn't past tense — Criminal and Incognito artist Sean Phillips spoke last month about a graphic novel he's doing for France's Delcourt called Void 01, which he describes as "a cat and mouse sci-fi story set on a prison ship in the depths of space".
Yeah, I'd buy that too.
There's no word yet on any English — American or otherwise — release of these stories.
Comic creators I wish would return to comics
If you've been a comic fan for any length of time, you've come to appreciate the talent and skills of certain creators. Whether they be mainstream heavyweights to cult-favorite indie cartoonists, they're a big draw for you as a reader — and someone whose work you'd buy, sight unseen, based on their previous work you've loved. But just like childhood friends and lovers, sometimes they disappear, and a small piece of you longs to see them again.
Without getting too sentimental, here's a list of some comic creators I've grown to love over the years that have (unfortunately) dropped off the American comics scene by-and-large. If you know them, tell them I'd raid my bank account for new work by them!
Brian K. Vaughan: Arguably one of the 21st century's most successful creator-owned comic creators outside of Robert Kirkman, Brian K. Vaughan worked through the ranks at Marvel and DC to do both great company-owned superheroes like Runaways and The Hood, and his own inventions. After signing on to the TV series Lost, Vaughan has slowly drifted away from comics with his last series Ex Machina ending last year. DC just put out a collection of his Batman work, but no new work has been formally announced. In Vaughan's last major recent interview, the writer states that while he's become embroiled in movies and television, he "craves comics." Among several television and movie projects in the works, Vaughan says that he has new comics stuff "percolating in the background."
Six by 6 | Six awesome WildStorm titles
After 18 years, former Image studio and current DC Comics imprint WildStorm is shutting down this December. And as many have noted already, the house that Jim built has produced many awesome, memorable and even game-changing (to steal a phrase from Rob Liefeld) works in the last two decades.
Here are six of them that we found to be particularly awesome; let us know what we missed in the comments section.
1. Sleeper: There have been many comics that mash up superheroes with down-and-dirty genres like crime and espionage over the past decade; this may just be the best. The high concept is a gripping one: Super-spy Holden Carver is so deep undercover in an international super-criminal organization that when his one contact is placed in a coma, literally no one knows he's secretly on the side of the angels. Carver's predicament, the way he plays and gets played by both sides, his growing unwillingness or inability to draw the ethical lines needed to save his soul, if not his life–such is the stuff of a great crime drama. Superstar in the making Ed Brubaker brings all his talents and obsessions to the table here: his knack for crafting morally compromised characters while neither romanticizing their misdeeds nor softening them up, his recurring theme of how the secrets and sins of our pasts never truly leave us, his belief that damaged people seek out other damaged people to repair that damage, his eye for and ability to work with strong visual stylists. In this case that meant Sean Phillips, never better in his ability to believably root spectacular action and super-powers in a naturalist-noir milieu. All of this in a WildC.A.T.s spinoff, proving just how wild WildStorm was once willing to go.
Even its relatively short run redounds to its benefit: The complete story of Holden Carver is yours to own inexpensively, read easily, and ponder at your leisure. (Sean T. Collins)
John Cassaday redraws Superman #1 cover
J. Michael Straczynski's first issue of Superman, issue #701, joins the list of comics that will feature classic DC covers redrawn by contemporary artists. However, unlike the covers unveiled so far, this one is the comic's main cover, rather than a variant.
Check out the full cover after the jump.
Perhaps Planetary would be better served by a Venn diagram
In what he bills as the first part of "A Planetary Restrospective," Funnybook Babylon's Chris Eckert goes all Nate Silver on the Warren Ellis-John Cassaday series, which concludes this week after 27 issues … and more than 10 years.
Eckert isn't fooling around, either: He has a pie chart — one that breaks down Cassaday's page output over the past decade. A pie chart!
Take us back to Feb. 3, 1999, the day the first issue of Planetary was released, Mr. Peabody Eckert: "Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction, Geoff Johns and Greg Rucka were all newcomers to mainstream comics with a smattering of 'Big Two' credits between them. Mark Millar was best known in America as Grant Morrison's writing partner. No one had heard of Bill Jemas or Dan DiDio, and when people thought of 'comic book movies' Batman & Robin or Spawn came to mind."
Simpler times, indeed.
But back to the pie chart: I'm not sure what it really tells us, other than Planetary and Astonishing X-Men comprise about three-quarters of Cassaday's interior work since 1999. Still, though, everything's better with pie charts. And pie.
Joss Whedon confirms Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Nine
With still another dozen issues to go in Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight – the Dark Horse comic-book continuation of the cult-hit TV series — creator Joss Whedon already has confirmed there will be a Season Nine.
"Well, 40 issues was always the goal [for Season Eight], and that's how we're playing it," Whedon tells Complex.com. "We're around issue 30 now, we've got about 10 to go, five of which I have to write, so I have to get on that. Then we'll pause for breath and then we'll start Season Nine.
"… I have had for a long time a conception for Season Nine that is very different from Season Eight. It may not run as long, because 40 issues sounds great until you realize that it's four or five years."
In the interview, which focuses heavily on Dollhouse, Whedon also talks about his Astonishing X-Men collaborator John Cassaday, who will direct an episode of the science-fiction TV show.
"He's a storyteller," Whedon said. "I gave him shorter scripts than any other artist I've worked with because he has an extraordinary visual sense and it very much matches my own. … With Cassaday, I know he can tell a story, I know him as a person, his sensibility, the way he is with other people and I just feel that this step is logical for him, it's something he's been pursuing for a while."


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Your education is in their hands… their totally shameless hands. Meet ten teachers who definitely had the last laugh. At you. In the teachers' lounge. With all their friends.
1. This teacher who totally went there
2. This teacher who just shattered your dreams
3. This Chemistry teacher who refuses to give Gaga the artistic respect she deserves
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7. This Physics teacher who just made fun of your imaginary boyfriend
8. This teacher with the quiz wall of shame
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Legacy: A Father's Tale Book 1 Over a thousand years has passed since The Great Disaster changed the geography of our world forever. Technology has fallen away from the world and feudal society has emerged again. New warriors have taken up the weapons of older times. General Tao Blight has risen to meet his fate and fight alongside them as the leader of Aodhan's First Royal Army. His fellow soldiers and countrymen have freely given him their respect, but they might start to question where his loyalties lay if they found out his true heritage. Tao has not always belonged to the country he now serves. His childhood home was located in the disputed territories, far closer to the Naichian Empire's border than the border of the Aodhan Kingdom. There had been a time when his father kept a strong stance of neutrality when it came to matters regarding the feuding countries, but his ideal of neutrality could not persevere when his homeland was the subject of dispute. Tao's mother was murdered after his father enlisted in the Imperial Military. Her death served as the catalyst that drove Tao and his father to opposite sides of an extreme conflict. Now, Tao is on the brink of ending the war once and for all. But how will he cope when he is forced to face the memories of his complex past? Join Tao in LEGACY: A FATHER'S TALE as he attempts to create a new legacy and fights for the peace his world so greatly desires.
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NEW YORK (PIX11/CNN)—As Hurricane Irene starts barreling herself towards the Outer Banks, five states declared a State of Emergency Thursday ahead of what will most certainly be a messy and wet weekend.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley declared emergencies for their states, while North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue declared a state of emergency in counties east of Interstate 95. The emergency declarations allow states to free funds and prepare resources that may be needed.
If Irene continues along its current track, "from a flooding perspective, this could be a hundred-year event," Christie said. He encouraged voluntary evacuations to begin immediately. "Anybody who is on a barrier island should go," he said.
Christie said it was too soon to know whether there will be mandatory evacuations.
New York City's Emergency Operations Center sprung into action as early as Wednesday when an alphabet soup of city agencies gathered at their massive facility in Brooklyn to work around the clock. Crews are preparing a coordinated citywide response to Hurricane Irene which is headed our way this weekend, though by the time it hits New York it might be reduced in strength to tropical storm level.
If Irene hits the city with the currently-predicted fury, New Yorkers in some low-lying levels will be evacuated to the a number of area shelters. Mayor Bloomberg tweeted today that evacuation shelters will be open for residents living in low-lying areas as of 4:00 p.m. Friday.
At a press conference Thursday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said that he will decide by late Friday whether residents living in the city's "Zone-A" would be made to evacuate for Irene who is expected to hit the area Sunday. Neighborhoods in "Zone-A" include Battery Park City in Manhattan, Coney Island in Brooklyn and Far Rockaway inQueens.
"We're taking the steps now to ensure that the city is prepared, that essential services can continue to be provided, and that the proper warnings are being given to people," Cas Holloway, New York's Deputy Mayor for Operations, told reporters a press conference Wednesday.
At the command center, staffers monitored the movement of the coming storm on huge digital maps displayed on a network of flat-screen TV's and monitors, showing up-to-the minute measurements of the severity of the possible threat. Irene could be the strongest hurricane to hit the Northeast in years.
Meanwhile, on Long Island, the LIRR is considering suspending service beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy said at a press conference Thursday. Levy stressed to residents that a mandatory evacuation will likely happen if Irene continues on her path.
Nassau County's barrier islands will also be evacuated, Nassau County executive Edward Mangano said, telling residents to prepare to leave their home on short notice.
Islip Town Supervisor Phil Nolan on Thursday urged residents on Fire Island to voluntarily evacuate before it becomes mandatory.
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"I never thought about leaving the house to go anywhere...no, I'm not really prepared," Brooklyn resident April Thomas-Belton told PIX 11 News.
Over 100 emergency shelters are ready if needed for New Yorkers forced to move out of the path of Irene should that need arise. If you don't have an emergency kit with basic supplies city officials encourage you to get one as soon as possible.
"As Hurricane Irene moves toward the East Coast of the United States, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is urging all residents in East Coast states to take steps now to prepare their families and businesses for hurricanes and severe weather. Visit www.Ready.gov , www.ready.gov/america/local/nj.html, or www.Listo.gov for helpful tips on preparing for hurricanes, flash flooding and other disasters."


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40 Baby Names That Work in Both English and Spanish
Bi-cultural and bilingual homes are becoming more the norm these days. In our home, we speak both English and Spanish. I am Chilean, my husband is from Wisconsin, and we have agreed to raise our children bilingual.
When deciding on names for both of our children, we agreed that we wanted strong names that could work in both English and Spanish so that neither side of the family was left out. Meaning, we wanted his parents to be able to pronounce them and my family too.
Also, for me it was important that my children's names reflect who they are culturally and for them to have a connection to their Chilean roots. I just couldn't not name my children Spanish names — it wouldn't feel natural, and I am thankful my husband agreed. Besides, we found names that worked perfectly in both languages! Yep, Little L is Lucía and M is Matías.
I know there are many, MANY families in our situation wanting to give a nod to their Hispanic background — so I put together a list of boys and girls names that work in both English and Spanish. Of course, there are tons more, but here's a selection of my favorites. Maybe a few have accents, but that doesn't matter; what counts is that it is easy to pronounce and read.
¡Disfruten! Enjoy!
40 Spanish baby names that work in English
There may be an accent here and there, or an f instead of ph, but these names translate well from Spanish to English. So the pronunciation may be different but they are spelled similarly and are a great compromise for bilingual/bicultural families who want to give their children traditional Hispanic names.
A lesser used name, but strong in both English and Spanish. Pronounced "Maoo-ra"
Oh Victory! Same spelling and meaning.
Possibly one of THE most popular names that work in both English and Spanish. There is an accent over the á and the pronunciation is less harsh in Spanish than in English.
Accent over the í and pronounced "Eh-lee-as"
I believe it is THE most known name in the Spanish language. María has an accent on the í and the r is soft.
Same spelling, but pronounced "Da-veed" in Spanish.
Lesser known, but a great stand out name for a girl. Similar sounding to Aurora.
More known is the name "Mateo" — but Matías is spelled and pronounced several different ways and in various languages. In Spanish, there is no H, an accent on the í and pronounced "Ma-tee-as."
A strong Biblical and worldly name — no mistaking it for another.
Pronounced "Mar-teen" in Spanish.
Simple, sassy and instantly recognizable!
A strong name in both languages — it has an accent over the á and is pronounced "hu-lee-an" in Spanish.
Can be short for several names, or can be simply Max. Either way, English or Spanish works great and it's short too!
If you are looking for a unique name in both languages then Aurora is the way to go. Softer pronunciation in Spanish but spelled the same.
No change here! Name is spelled and pronounced the same in both languages. This one is a personal favorite of mine. Maybe for baby number three?
Slightly different pronunciation and no h, but that's a very common spelling anyway. Unmistakable name.
A simple and memorable name, Alana translates well in both languages.
Pronounced "ben-ha-meen" in Spanish it has an accent on the í, but it is spelled the same in both language. It's a favorite among my Hispanic mom friends.
Daniel. That's just it. Simple, to the point and full of character.
Another traditional name, spelled the same yet pronounced slightly different.
Softer pronunciation in Spanish but ultimately the same. Female version of Martín.
Same. No change. And nearly the same pronunciation.
A classic name in both languages — in Spanish it has an accent on the á and no h and is pronounced "Nee-co-las."
Everyone knows this one — No h and an accent over the á in Spanish.
This one throws people off. Most commonly recognized as an Italian name, there are various pronunciations including "Loo-sha" (Polish), "Loo-chi-a" (Italian) and "Loo-si-a" Spanish. Which by the way, means light.
Another name that has grown on me, mainly because I've met two very cute babies with this one. It has an accent over the é spelled the same.
I'm pretty sure this is one of the most popular girl name in the past few years. Spelled and pronounced nearly the same. Its recognizable and easy to spell.
Pronounced "Hoo-li-ana" and a great alternative to Julie or Julia.
Not the most common name, but in my opinion it's a gem. Spelled the same and pronounced "Mee-ca-ella"
Same as with Félix, this name has grown on me over the past few years — mainly because I've met a few very cute Oscars!
Pronounced "Ca-mee-la" it is spelled with one L in Spanish, mainly because "Camilla" (with two "LL") means "stretcher" in Spanish — so that wouldn't work too well!
The female version of Anthony/Antonio is a favorite in the English and Spanish speaking world.
Same spelling, accent over the í and pronounced "Toh-bee-as."
Traditional and easy to pronounce. Jim and Pam on "The Office" named their first born Cecilia and called her CeCe.
A classic name that is making a comeback in both languages. Spelled the same, softer pronunciation in Spanish.
No h and and softer pronunciation.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN – Behind a locked door – to avoid being interrupted by customers; surely a first for a businessman – Jim Grogan spent Sunday packing up Nautical Impressions, the sea-themed shop on Updike Park that he's operated for 14 years.
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Norepinephrine (Levophed)
What Is Norepinephrine?By Julie Marks
Medically Reviewed by Ruthan White, PharmD, BCACP.
Norepinephrine is the generic form of the brand-name prescription drug Levophed, used to treat life-threatening conditions such as shock and low blood pressure (also known as hypotension).
Hypotension can occur as the result of certain medical conditions or surgical procedures. Norepinephrine is commonly used during cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
The medication works similar to adrenaline - it constricts blood vessels and increases blood pressure and heart rate.
Norepinephrine is injected into your vein through an IV. Patients receive the medication in a hospital or emergency room setting. It is usually given for as long as you need it. Some patients receive norepinephrine for several days.
Norepinephrine was originally approved by the FDA in 1950 and is manufactured by Hospira, Inc.
What Are the Key Things I Need to Know About Norepinephrine?
Your blood pressure, breathing, and other vital signs will be monitored while you receive this medication.
You should tell your health care provider if you experience any irritation, pain, coldness, or other discomfort where the drug is injected. Norepinephrine can damage the skin around the injection site if it leaks out of the vein.
Before taking norepinephrine, you should tell your doctor if you have:
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- High blood pressure
- Varicose veins
- Circulation issues
- Overactive thyroid
- Asthma
- Sulfite allergy
It is not known whether norepinephrine harms an unborn baby or a breast-fed baby. You should also tell your doctor if you are pregnant, plan to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding while taking this medication.
In an emergency situation, it may not be possible to tell your health care provider about your current conditions. However, you should tell them after receiving the drug.
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Norepinephrine Side Effects
Some dizziness or weakness may occur when taking norepinephrine. Also, upset stomach and feelings of nervousness can occur. You should tell your doctor if these symptoms worsen.
Serious Side Effects of Norepinephrine
You should tell your doctor right away if you experience serious side effects such as:
- Pain, burning, irritation, or skin changes around the injection site
- Numbness, weakness, or cold feeling anywhere in your body
- Slow or uneven heart rate
- Trouble breathing
- Vision, speech, or balance difficulties
- Blue lips or fingernails
- Spotted skin
- High blood pressure symptoms (severe headache, blurred vision, buzzing in your ears, anxiety, confusion, chest pain, shortness of breath, uneven heartbeat, seizure)
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Norepinephrine Interactions
Do Other Drugs Affect the Way Norepinephrine Works?
There are many drugs that are known to interact with norepinephrine. You should tell your doctor about all prescription, non-prescription, illegal, recreational, herbal and nutritional or dietary drugs you are taking, especially:
- Blood pressure drugs
Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) such as isocarboxazid (Marplan), linezolid (Zyvox), methylene blue injection, phenelzine (Nardil), rasagiline (Azilect), selegiline (Eldepryl), tranylcypromine (Parnate)Antidepressants such as amitriptyline (Elavil), amoxapine (Asendin) clomipramine (Anafranil), desipramine (Norpramin), doxepin (Silenor), imipramine (Tofranil), nortriptyline (Aventyl), protriptyline (Vivactil), trimipramine (Surmontil)
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Norepinephrine Dosage
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- What Are the Typical Dosages for Norepinephrine?
- What Happens if I Take too Much Norepinephrine and Overdose?
- What Happens if I Miss a Dose of Norepinephrine or Don't Take It as Prescribed?
What Are the Typical Dosages for Norepinephrine?
Norepinephrine is typically given as a continuous IV infusion in a hospital or emergency setting. The starting dose is weight based and then the doctor will increase the dose to the desired response.
What Happens if I Take too Much Norepinephrine and Overdose?
If you suspect an overdose, you should contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. You can get in touch with a poison control center at (800) 222-1222.
What Happens if I Miss a Dose of Norepinephrine or Don't Take It as Prescribed?
You are unlikely to miss a dose of norepinephrine since it is given by a medical professional in an emergency setting.
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Replication is one of the basic and most essential feature available in MySQL. Replication allows you to maintain additional copy of database on another server and keep itself updated with latest changes in master databases. Having another copy of data (other than backup) is always a good option. In case of any issues on master server we can always failover to slave and make it a master. This provides high availability. You can have (more...)


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This cube craft paper toy is Mayer Hawthorne, an American singer, producer, songwriter, arranger, audio engineer, DJ, rapper and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles, California, the paper craft was created by robeast.
The stage name "Mayer Hawthorne" is a combination of Cohen's real middle name and the name of the street he grew up on in Michigan. "Mayer Hawthorne and The County" is a name Cohen often uses when performing or recording as Mayer Hawthorne with other artists. In Cohen's words, "The County" is basically anyone who plays an instrument or sings on his album. It is also his band when he performs live. Cohen also performs and records hip hop under the stage name Haircut, sometimes as part of the groups Now On and Athletic Mic League.
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HIPAA Security Reminder – Avoid Medical Identity Theft
Medical identity theft is a criminal act that occurs when a person uses someone else's personal information, such as name and insurance card number, without that individual's knowledge to obtain or make false claims for medical services or goods. Learn more about what you and your company should be doing…to protect yourself and your stakeholders…
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- Carefully examine the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) sent by your health insurance provider. You receive an EOB whenever a claim for your healthcare benefits is filed. In particular, check the dates of service, the type of service, and the provider. If there are incorrect entries, such as dates listed that you did not receive treatment, contact the insurer or the provider involved. Do not assume that all is okay just because your balance is zero.
- Most providers will include a toll-free number on the EOB to call for questions or potentially fraudulent claims information.
- At least once a year, request a listing of benefits paid in your name by health insurers that may have made payments on your behalf.
- Monitor your credit reports with the nationwide credit reporting companies – Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion – to identify reports of medical debts. You are entitled to one free credit report per year from each of these agencies. One strategy is to request your free credit report from a different agency every 4 months.
- Request a full copy of current medical files from each health care provider and examine for errors, such as treatment and medications you never received.
If you discover your medical or insurance records contain false information, you must work to correct those records. Contact the appropriate patient rights advocates at the insurer and/or provider to correct the false entries.
- If you are disposing of your EOBs, bills, or any other statements that contain your health or financial information, always shred this information prior to its disposal. Of course, exercise the same caution when disposing of university-owned personally identifiable data.
- If your health insurer provides online access to your records, make use of this feature to frequently check the accuracy of your information. Of course, you must adequately protect your computer from viruses and other threats.
While the HIPAA and HITECH regulations do not explicitly call our Medical Identity Theft safeguards, complying with the regulations by implementing reasonable and appropriate safeguards will help prevent breaches that may result in medical identity theft.
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In this presentation, delivered at the Google Analytics Users' Great Event New York, Stephane Hamel shares with us insights into Analytics market data and Google Analytics usage and myths.
Stephane starts by sharing interesting data on the Web Analytics industry and Google Analytics usage:
- Companies doing some kind of Web Analytics
- 91% for the Top 500 retail websites
- 76% for Fortune 500 websites
- Companies using Google Analytics
- 64% for the Top 500 retail websites
- 45% for Fortune 500 websites
Following the stats, Stephane goes on to myth busting several Google Analytics misunderstandings. Below is a list of the myths discussed:
But the biggest of all myths is "it's the tool's fault". Usually, the problem is not in the tool, but in the organization. Most companies lack the process to get analytics in place because they cannot deal with the constraints of time, technology and people.
Below are the slides used by Stephane on his presentation.
Stéphane Hamel is the Director of Strategic Services at Cardinal Path. He is a leading voice for online analytics: helping businesses optimize their online channel by extracting insight from data. He has over twenty years of experience defining optimal and realistic strategies and is a frequent speaker at the eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit and other conferences in North America and Europe. Member of the International Institute of Business Analysis and on the board of directors and treasurer of the Web Analytics Association, he also plays an advisory role to a number of agencies and vendors.
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Interesting but you cannot say that 64% of retailers use GA, they have GA but you don't know if they use it and with double dipping, it is certain that most will use the other tool.
Hey Stephane,
Really enjoyed your talk and glad I discovered this website. Point #1 has been a biggy for a number of the companies i have worked at. I know you said that GA does not own/use your data but can you provide something concrete to prove that point? Hopefully i can use that as ammo to start using GA.
One thing that puzzles me with these people who are so dedicated to defend Googles business model is this: If you look at googles own Google Premium page, it states:
Data Collection: 99.9% in any calendar month
Reporting: 99% in any calendar month
Processing: a maximum of 4 hours 98% of the time
You own your customer data and control how that data is shared"
Now why would Google put that there for premium features, if in fact that was never an issue with the free version?


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I've always wanted to make myself a Sulley costume and after taking the kids to Disney this past year, I figured now was the perfect time. It took a lot of time to design and build the suit and to also make sure I stayed below my $250 budget. I was able to make my wife a Boo costume to go along with me.
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BY KYLE MACMILLAN February 3, 2013 9:56PM
Updated: March 5, 2013 6:24AM
What: Most conventional classical concerts take place in the evening and run two hours. But for its entire 26-year history, the Chicago Chamber Musicians have presented a series of lunchtime concerts that give listeners a chance to enjoy music at a different, potentially more convenient time and in a more bite-size format. The performances, broadcast live by WFMT-FM (98.7), are presented the first Monday of each month and last about 45 minutes. As an added enticement, they are free.
The program for each concert is determined by which members of the chamber-music ensemble happen to be available. Appearing this week are clarinetist Larry Combs and pianist Meng-Chieh Liu, the group's artistic director. They will perform works by Witold Lutoslawski, Francis Poulenc and Leo Weiner.
Insider's take: "The audience really seems to grow annually," Combs said. "There are really a lot of people coming in now. Sometimes it's retirees, who have time to do this and are looking for a free event to go to. And, then we bring in schoolchildren, too."
Particulars: Monday's concert is set for 12:15 p.m. at the Chicago Cultural Center's Preston Bradley Hall, 78 E. Washington. (312) 225-5226 or chicagochambermusic.org.


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Desert regions might not seem like the most idyllic settings for giant mansions and sprawling estates. But when you've got 22,000 square feet to spare and you're Bob Hope– Palm Springs might be the perfect spot to call home. The late entertainer's John Lautner 70s built 'home' is on the market, and it's going for $50 Million.
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Dyer, Sir Edward (1545?-1607). -- Poet, b. at Sharpham Park, Somerset, and ed. at Oxf., was introduced to the Court by the Earl of Leicester, and sent on a mission to Denmark, 1589. He was in 1596 made Chancellor of the Order of the Garter, and knighted. In his own day he had a reputation for his elegies among such judges as Sidney and Puttenham. For a long time there was doubt as to what poems were to be attributed to him, but about a dozen pieces have now been apparently identified as his. The best known is that on contentment beginning, "My mind to me a kingdom is."


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Catherine A. Huettner, 88, a resident at Heritage Manor in Dubuque, Iowa, since 2009, formerly of Stevens Point, died unexpectedly Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, following a heart attack.
Private services will be held at a later date.
Hoffmann Schneider & Kitchen Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Dubuque, Iowa, assisted the family with arrangements. Condolences may be offered online at www.hoffmannschneiderfuneralhomes.com.
Mrs. Huettner was born Jan. 13, 1924, in Chicago, Ill., a daughter of the late David and Justine Buchmiller.
She was married to Cyril "Cy" Huettner in September of 1951 in Chicago, Ill. He died in September of 1981.
She lived most of her adult life in Stevens Point where she worked as a secretary and bookkeeper. She later pursued a college degree in elementary education and subsequently taught second grade for 23 years at Washington Elementary School in Stevens Point until her retirement.
She was a member of the Sweet Adelines and a women's barbershop quartet in Stevens Point.
Survivors include one son, Mark (Marion), and two granddaughters.
She was also preceded in death by her stepfather, stepmother, stepbrothers and one sister, Mary.


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The second half of 1968 is a time I would rather forget but cannot because of its desolation. I returned to Kentucky after a good summer at home and settled into a single room in the house on Maxwell Street to complete my degree requirements. All of my friends were either gone or had spun into other orbits; I filled my spare time drinking wine and listening to music–whenever I hear Judy Collins sing "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?" I am transported to that room and that time.
My only thought was of the immediate future. Would the Peace Corps come through? Should I go to a military recruiting office so that I could at least have a say in how I may be used in that effort, rather than simply waiting to be drafted? True to form, the main reason I was even in Kentucky, to attend classes and complete my degree requirements, was the least of my concerns. College graduation came and went literally unremarked. My degree was mailed to me and promptly packed away.
I returned to Falls Church in December of 1968 and spent the Christmas holiday facing an unknown and frightening future. In spite of my incessant status checks, the friendly voice from the Peace Corps' applicant liaison office had no news for me. Finally, at the very beginning of 1969, the coveted letter arrived. This French major, with no aptitude for nor stated interest in business, received a Peace Corps invitation. To a co-ops program. In Panama. I would depart for training in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, in February, a month hence.
It turned out that my daily status checks with the Peace Corps were mere drops in a veritable flood of similar calls from thousands of young men just like me, facing what we imagined to be (and in too many cases actually were) life-or-death decisions being made for us by the U.S. government. Meanwhile, Peace Corps placement officials were making it their jobs not only to fill programs, but to snatch us young men from the clutches of the draft when they could. Skill matches were not given highest priority. The programs sending English teachers to French West Africa, which would have been my ideal fit, didn't depart until June, giving Uncle Sam the luxury of six months to have his way with me. The Peace Corps had no intention of giving him that opportunity, however, so they snatched me into a program completely foreign to anything I'd ever imagined for myself. In my application I said I would be open to anything, and that's what I got.
(It goes without saying but it is certainly worth a reminder to younger readers that the issue of sexuality simply never came up in any of my dealings with the Peace Corps. Even though I was completely comfortable with my identity in Kentucky–had even named gay friends as references for the FBI full-field interviews still being done at that time for all Peace Corps applicants–I knew that the conventional conspiracy of silence on the topic would protect me from being found out, but, as an active co-conspirator in that silence, I would also be forced back into the closet. Relatively fresh from those safe confines anyway and accustomed to hiding that part of myself, I forged ahead, giving the question very little thought. As it happened, tempting opportunities presented themselves during my entire Peace Corps experience, and I turned my back on each one of them. Such was my paranoia about being found out, forced to leave the Peace Corps, and then being faced either with the draft or declaring myself homosexual to evade it. It was a choice I was not ready to make. This ironclad, fear-induced discipline did, of course, extract a heavy price eventually.)
With very little time to prepare, I did what I needed to do to muster myself into the Peace Corps. The joy I experienced as I went through these motions is impossible to describe. I was living the fantasy that had been fed by years of letters and stories from Jim Knowles in Morocco. (For his part, Jim was ecstatic that I would be replicating his adventure and looked forward to my reports.) I flew to Puerto Rico, felt my first warm February day, saw my first palm tree, and quickly fell into the loving arms of the Peace Corps. Worries about being accepted vanished with the first welcoming smile; I had never felt so cossetted and warmly received in my life. As far as I was concerned I was among an American elite and it was embracing me.
I loved everything about the training program (though I found some aspects of it, such as peer evaluations–a trend at the time–uncomfortable and unnecessary). As a French major, I discovered that Spanish is basically the same language as French but with a different accent, and was virtually inventing the language for myself, way ahead of the training curriculum. We were a small and cohesive group and I made many friends. There were still a few flies in this otherwise ambrosial ointment, however, and they were big ones: Panama? Co-ops? Spanish? The co-ops program was on the quintessential "drop-'em-in-a-village-and-see-what-happens" Peace Corps community development model. I knew I needed routine and was temperamentally unsuited to that open-ended approach–I had already experienced one weekend live-in on which I was left to my own devices at the entrance to a rural village to find a place to live. I succeeded, but it was a long 48 hours. This had taken place during the first days of training, and we had been told that the culminating event of the program was another, week-long visit to the same village. When I got back to the training camp after that first live-in, I continued to revel in the day-to-day learning activities but in the back of my mind I was starting to realize that it just wasn't in me to do another live-in, much less repeat the exercise for real in a Panamanian village. Again I found myself functioning on two starkly different levels, loving the moment while at the same time grappling with one of the most consequential life decisions I would ever make. But decide I did. On the eve of the second live-in, after a night of parties and singing, I presented myself to the resident psychiatrist attached to the training program and told him I wanted to quit. I knew I was putting my future in jeopardy one more time and that I would have to face my draft board, but I couldn't escape the hard reality that my actually going to Panama would be disaster. I could either cut my losses at that moment or create much greater sorrow and worry by continuing with the charade into Panama and leaving a village that was conditioned to need me in some way. After all that explanantion from me, the doctor simply nodded wordlessly and gave me papers to fill out.
Word of my pending departure passed through the training group like lightning. I had told no one of my doubts; not only to my friends in the group but to the entire training staf as well, it looked like I was making an irrational–and, given my draft situation, potentially suicidal– decision. How could such a popular and seemingly strong trainee just up and leave, especially under those circumstances?
Amid all the tearful farewells there was one strain of advice, constantly repeated: don't let the draft get you, Ralph! Declare yourself a conscientious objector if you have to!
I flew back to Washington in May, 1969, no longer protected from the draft by a Peace Corps deferment. I made a personal visit to my draft board to plead for a little time: the Peace Corps was trying to find me another assignment.
And, the Peace Corps be damned, there was my name, big as life, on the draft call for June. Less than a month away.


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We're baaaack!
Finally (after the death of my soundcard last week and the subsequent purachase of a new card which is SUPPOSED to be the successor to the card I had, but which has LESS features… grrrrrr!), we managed to hook up this week to catch up on all that has happened in both our lives over the last 6 weeks.
Shelton talks about India, the 4 day workshop in Brisbane, and the Creative Photo Workshop world tour planned for 2010, including visiting Los Angeles for the PMA trade show in February.
Also, Bruce's photography career is slowly ramping up.
Info on the Bruce Williams Photography 2010 calendars, and the 5MP/Shutters Inc New Year party.
And no, I still haven't forgotten about the HonlPhoto giveaway. In fact, this is discussed in the podcast. It may have to wait until the new year…. but it WILL happen!
December 6, 2009
Shutters Inc – episode 141
We're baaaack!
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September 20, 2009
Shutters Inc – episode 137
This week, SI comes to you from the old Victorian river town of Echuca, located on the Murray River (which forms the state boarder between Victoria and New South Wales).
Recorded after one day of a 2 day photogrpahic workshop. The usual suspects talk about all aspects of the workshop, photograhy, working with models, lighting, you name it.
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September 13, 2009
Shutters Inc – episode 136
This week, we talk about the upcoming (of course, it'll all be over by the time you read this!) full weekend photography workshop at Echuca,
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March 15, 2009
Shutters Inc – episode 118
This week, SI listener Roy Booth submitted this image, which he shot on his Nikon D300. This image is straight out of the camera with no post processing.
Shelton dicusses the value of doing a photography workshop,
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Geofrey Geof Darrow is a comic artist and designer born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States. He is known for having an extremely high level of detail in his work.
Darrow was a student at Hanna-Barbera cartoon studios after studying at the American Academy of Arts in Chicago. In the early 1980s he worked in character design for the Super Friends, Richie Rich, and Pac-Man television series.
In 1982, he met French comic book writer and artist Moebius who was working on the film Tron. Two years later, the two collaborated on a portfolio of prints named La Cité Feu, later reprinted for the English speaking market as City of Fire.
Geof has stated in interviews that he considers Hergé, Jack Kirby (who he worked with at Hanna Barbera), Tezuka Osamu and Jean Giraud as his artistic influences.
In 1986, Geof produced Comics and Stories, a collection of stories starring his own character Bourbon Thret, for French publisher Editions Aedena. It contains several pin ups colored by Moebius, Tanino Liberatore and Francois Boucq.
Moebius introduced Darrow to Frank Miller which led to a friendship and eventually two collaborations. In 1990, Darrow and Miller collaborated on the comic book Hard Boiled, a 3-part mini-series, for which they won the 1991 Eisner Award for Best Writer/Artist. Loosely based on Philip K. Dick's short story The Electric Ant, the book is an exploration of the mind and world of its protagonist, Nixon.
Frank Miller also drew Darrow into Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, as Kevin the cannibal.
In 1993 and 1994, Darrow provided art for the role-playing game line Underground, published by Mayfair Games. Inc.
Darrow and Miller worked together again on Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot in 1996, a far more family-oriented work, in which the protagonists save Tokyo from destruction by a giant lizard. The story was later developed into a 26 episode animated series of the same name, produced by Columbia TriStar Television and Dark Horse Entertainment, which aired from 1999 to 2001.
The Wachowski Brothers saw his work on Hard Boiled, and approached Darrow to do some conceptual work for The Matrix. was credited as 'Conceptual Designer' on all three Matrix movies. His visual style is most prominent in the scene of Neo's awakening from his biomechanical sleep. The insect-like machine that attacks Neo is a classic Darrow mechanoid made up of tubes, viewscreens and riveted joints. He has also contributed to both volumes of The Matrix comics, a series of short Matrix-inspired comic stories.
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The Wachowski Brothers also brought Darrow in to be the conceptual designer on Speed Racer.
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On a raw, rainy day in late April, twenty-five Isenberg student organizers of Supercuts SoccerFest exhibited uncommon leadership and resilience when weather-related challenges threatened their painstakingly planned tournament and festival.
Isenberg Students and Greece's Prime Minster Discuss Financial Crisis and Reforms
May 30, 2014
Five 2014 honors graduates who completed the Isenberg Finance capstone course "International Macro-Finance and Financial Crises" have returned from Greece, where they met with the country's prime minister, Antonis Samaras, and other senior-level officials. The students traveled as a group with the course's professor, Nikolaos Artavanis, and a second Isenberg finance professor, Ben Branch.
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May 14, 2014
Two days of festive graduation ceremonies celebrated 1,100 Isenberg seniors and 400 master's and Ph.D. students.
Scholarship Event Celebrates Top Isenberg Students
May 5, 2014
Isenberg's annual Scholarship Celebration on April 24 at the Log Cabin in Holyoke awarded more than $460,000 in privately funded scholarships and honors to 120 deserving students. The gathering of 300 students, parents, alumni, and faculty heard rousing remarks from Dean Fuller, Associate Undergraduate Dean Linda Shea, and Isenberg's Director of Development, Andrew Clendinneng.
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Accounting Banquet Honors Students, Alumni, and Educators
April 25, 2014
Shelly Duncan '92, a partner in Deloitte's Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice, was principal honoree at Isenberg's Annual Accounting Banquet on April 17. Duncan received the department's Accounting Alumni Award, its alumnus of the year honor. Catherine Lowry '96, 01' MBA, a lecturer in the department, was honored with the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants' Outstanding Educator of the Year Award. And 60 students received scholarships and other accolades for academic excellence and community service.
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April 24, 2014
The University of Massachusetts Amherst has announced a $10 million gift from longtime supporters Douglas '71 and Diana Berthiaume to create a world-class Center for Entrepreneurship at Isenberg.
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April 23, 2014
"When you strip away all the sports glamor, it's about education. That's what drives, me," emphasized Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive in his keynote address on April 16 as the Mark H. McCormack Department of Sport Management's Executive in Residence. In his talk to the campus community, Slive described his role and philosophy as a change agent at the SEC. He also explored current issues in college athletics and his personal history, including his career path.
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April 17, 2014
"Considering the accounting profession's importance to capital markets and investors, you're going to have phenomenal opportunities for career growth," Brian Croteau '94 told accounting students during his campus visit on April 8th. the Isenberg alumnus is Deputy Chief Accountant of at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Professional Practice Group in its Office of the Chief Accountant. He is also the key point person in the SEC's oversight of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which watches over the audits of public companies.


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Kids Can Cook! Halloween Special
Saturday, October 27th, 2012
Get into the spirit of Halloween with your kids at the most fun Halloween event in the South Berkshires of Massachusetts. Head over to the Berkshires Co-op Market in Great Barrington, Massachusetts for a hands-on Halloween event in the South Berkshires. Kids learn how to make Monster Mash Dip in a homemade cheddar cup and take home the delicious recipe for your Halloween party.
This Berkshires Halloween event for kids is fun and totally free. The event will be held at the Berkshires Co-op Market on October 27, from 10 – 11am. Please call (413) 528 – 9697 to sign up for the tastiest Halloween event in the Berkshires!