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Thursday, September 25th, 2014
Singapore Airlines and Virgin Australia launch a world first loyalty programme conversion
Alongside our alliance partner Singapore Airlines, we're pleased to announce a world first for frequent flyers that will see members of KrisFlyer and Velocity Frequent Flyer be able to convert their Miles and Points between both programmes for the first time and receive a number of innovative new benefits.
This new conversion innovation, which is exclusive to the two airline loyalty programmes, will give members greater access to upgrades and reward seats across the combined domestic and international network of Virgin Australia and Singapore Airlines. By converting their miles, KrisFlyer members will also be able to benefit from Velocity's range of non-flight redemption rewards.
The new conversion capability will be available to members of both programmes from November as well as an improved online booking capability for Velocity Frequent Flyers to redeem flights on Singapore Airlines and SilkAir.
A range of programme enhancements have also been introduced to both KrisFlyer and Velocity members over the last 12 months and include:
- redemption across all classes of travel on Virgin Australia with the inclusion of premium economy and the ability to earn Status Credits on domestic, Trans-Tasman and Pacific Islands codeshare flights operated by Virgin Australia for KrisFlyer members; and
- a reduction in the Velocity Points required for Reward Seats on Singapore Airlines and the ability to earn Points on all fare classes with Singapore Airlines and SilkAir for Velocity Frequent Flyer members.
The Singapore Airlines and Virgin Australia alliance provides more choice for domestic and international air travel to and from Australia, with attractive and seamless travel options connecting 45 destinations in Virgin Australia's network to over 80 destinations across Singapore Airlines and SilkAir's global network.


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On Wednesday, October 14, Howard B. Schaffer, author of The Limits of Influence: America's Role in Kashmir, and his wife Ambassador Teresita C. Schaffer, author of India and the United States in the 21st Century: Reinventing Partnership, will be the featured guests at a reception and book signing cosponsored by the Asia Society and the Women's National Democratic Club in Washington, D.C. They will also participate in a discussion of "The US and India: Deepening Ties, Resolving Issues" moderated by Jack Garrity, executive director of the Asia Society Washington.
Ambassador Howard B. Schaffer is a retired U.S. Foreign Service officer who spent much of his 36-year career dealing with U.S. relations with South Asia. He served as Ambassador to Bangladesh (1984-87) and Political Counselor in India (1977-79) and Pakistan (1974-77), and he was twice Deputy Assistant Secretary of State responsible for South Asian affairs. He became Director of Studies at the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, Georgetown University in 1995. Ambassador Teresita C. Schaffer has been with Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) since 1998 after a 30-year career in the U.S. Foreign Service. She devoted most of her career to international economic issues and to South Asia, serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia (1989-92), U.S. ambassador to Sri Lanka (1992-95), and Director of the Foreign Service Institute (1995-97).


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"If only" is a silly game to play while watching a college football game, but it's impossible to avoid. It's the foundation of excuse-making, but perhaps it's sometimes useful for projecting a team forward, imagining what it needs to do to get better...Blog | January 02, 2014
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The foundation of Tony Sparano's offense is running the ball, but he also promised, "We'll be explosive, we'll be able to get it down the field." He said his first Dolphins team (2008) ranked among the league leaders in plays of 20+ yards. Actuall...Blog | January 14, 2012
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Seven faculty and staff members recognized for excellenceAugust 21, 2013
| Left to Right: William Miller, Bonnie Isaacson, Diane Bilderback, Ingrid Ulstad, Jianjun Ji , James Boulter and Karen Mumford
EAU CLAIRE — Seven University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire faculty and staff members were recognized for excellence during the university's academic year opening meeting Aug. 20.
Chancellor James Schmidt presented 2013 Excellence Awards to Diane Bilderback, program associate in the Dean of Students Office; Bonnie Isaacson, nontraditional student coordinator; Dr. Karen Mumford, assistant professor in the Watershed Institute for Collaborative Environmental Studies; Dr. William Miller, assistant professor of accounting; Dr. Jianjun Ji, professor of sociology; Dr. James Boulter, associate professor of chemistry; and Ingrid Ulstad, senior lecturer of accounting.
Each honoree received a university medallion and $1,500 from the UW-Eau Claire Foundation. The Excellence in Teaching Award and the Excellence in Performance awards for classified and academic staff are funded by Markquart Motors and Markquart Toyota of Eau Claire.
Bilderback was honored with the Excellence in Performance Award for Classified Staff. She began her career at UW-Eau Claire in 1989 in the Registration Office and moved to her current position in 1991. Bilderback serves as the primary coordinator for the Honors Banquet and all Honors Month activities, as well as assisting in the development and continuation of the Civil Rights Pilgrimage and Blugold Beginnings programs.
"Diane possesses a deep concern for the overall mission of UW-Eau Claire," said Jodi Thesing-Ritter, associate dean of students. "She is constantly working to make sure that our students have the best services and access to campus resources. Diane exhibits an appreciation for the diverse interests and needs of our student and employee populations on a daily basis."
Thesing-Ritter also commented on Bilderback's assistance in the expansion of the Civil Rights Pilgrimage program.
"More than 600 students have participated in this valuable learning experience in the last five years," Thesing-Ritter said. "Diane's work to make the program possible has made a significant impact on the lives of the student participants."
Dr. Paul Hoff, a professor of Spanish and foreign languages education, has collaborated with Bilderback in the planning of Honors Month events and noted her key role in that process.
"She is one of the driving forces behind this spring tradition," Hoff said. "Simply put, Honors Month would not be possible without Diane's extraordinary efforts and attention to detail. She is a longtime employee of UW-Eau Claire whose loyalty, hard work, organizational abilities and people skills make her richly deserving of this recognition."
Lissa Martinez, Blugold Beginnings program coordinator, cited Bilderback's dedication to the program.
"Diane has gone above and beyond helping the Blugold Beginnings program staff get off to a great start and contributing to the stability of the program," Martinez said. "Without her organizational and professional contributions to Blugold Beginnings, the program's standing would not be up to the same high standards it maintains today."
Isaacson received the Excellence in Performance Award for Administrative and Professional Academic Staff. She has worked in the advising office at UW-Eau Claire since 2003 but has held various positions with the university since 1990.
Jacqueline Bonneville, assistant dean of students, nominated Isaacson based on the work they have done together with veteran and nontraditional students.
"Bonnie is a person who truly makes a difference on this campus," Bonneville said. "Every time I 'hand off' students to her, I know they are in the best of hands. She takes such great care of her students through her compassion, follow-through and knowledge of the university and the resources available to them. She is a true asset to our university."
Isaacson chairs UW-Eau Claire's Nontraditional Student Advisory Committee and co-chairs the Advisory Committee on Veteran Students with Miranda Cross-Schindler, military education benefits coordinator. She is also a member of the Collaboration-Inclusion and Intercultural Relations Committee, the Children's Center Advisory Committee and the Advisory Committee for the UW-Eau Claire and Chippewa Valley Technical College transfer program.
Debbie Gough, director of advising and new student initiatives, said Isaacson is not only an effective adviser, but she is also always looking at new ways to serve students.
"She created a new Oasis Room where nontraditional students can congregate, and worked with McIntyre Library to include nontraditional students in the space traditionally used for graduate students," Gough said. "She has offered special orientation programs at the start of each semester, piloting a number of different formats. She has also offered workshops on study skills, scholarships and financial management. Bonnie has consistently advocated for nontraditional students and provided the services they need to be successful."
Isaacson's work with veteran students also has earned recognition from her co-workers.
"Bonnie's hard work, passion and drive to serve students have resulted in numerous contributions to the university and community," Cross-Schindler said.
Several contributions came in 2010 after Isaacson and members of the Advisory Committee on Veteran Students received the top award of $10,000 in the Adult-Friendly Institution Plan Award competition sponsored by the UW-Extension Division of Continuing Education, Outreach and E-learning. The award was used to provide services and support to military and nontraditional students and staff, such as hosting a statewide conference at UW-Eau Claire, purchasing commencement attire for a student lending program and sending students to the 2011 Student Veterans of America National Leadership Conference in Las Vegas.
Mumford received the Excellence in Teaching Award. She has been a faculty member of the Watershed Institute since 2011 and has taught courses in a number of disciplines, supervised student research and brought new ideas to the Watershed Institute's Steering Committee.
Mumford was drawn to UW-Eau Claire because of its focus on interdisciplinary research and teaching, and the opportunities for collaboration with students and faculty. In her honors course, titled "Cars, Culture, and the Environment," students developed and conducted research on commuting habits among members of the campus community. After surveying UW-Eau Claire students, faculty and staff, the researchers mapped the residential locations of survey respondents to determine driving distances to campus and proximity to bus routes and bike paths.
Mumford also co-taught an interdisciplinary course with Dr. Ruth Cronje, professor of English, and Boulter, titled "Energy: What Fuels Our Lives."
"I think an excellent teacher has command of her subject matter and also is constantly striving to improve her performance, to innovate to find new ways to help students learn the material and to continue to evolve as her discipline evolves to ensure that both she and her students are staying on the cutting edge," Cronje said. "Karen is very much interested in all of these elements of her teaching performance. She is tireless in her pursuit of improvements in her teaching."
Last spring, Mumford and Boulter co-taught "Tracking the University's Carbon Footprint," an honors colloquium in which students collected and analyzed data to determine UW-Eau Claire's carbon emissions. As part of UW-Eau Claire's participation in the American Colleges and Universities Presidents Climate Commitment, students presented their findings in a report to the chancellor. In addition, students suggested policies and strategies to help UW-Eau Claire move toward carbon neutrality.
"My students work on real-world projects where they connect theory to practice by conducting research and presenting their findings and policy recommendations to stakeholders and campus members," Mumford said. "I have been given great opportunities to strengthen my teaching at UW-Eau Claire through the excellent workshops sponsored by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning and technology training through Learning and Technology Services. Finally, my Watershed Institute colleagues have given me wonderful opportunities to co-teach classes where I learned from some of the best teachers on campus."
Miller received the Excellence in Service Award. He began his career at UW-Eau Claire in the accounting and finance department in 2008 as an online and visiting lecturer and became an assistant professor in 2009. Miller is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the California Society of Certified Public Accountants.
Over the past five years, Miller has been active in watershed protection through membership on the board of directors for the Big Chetac and Birch Lakes Association. In 2009 and 2010 he chaired a committee that developed and wrote formal lake management plans for the lakes, and during the past year he successfully authored three grant requests totaling $240,000 from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Dr. Frank Helquist, superintendent of Birchwood Public Schools in Birchwood, has worked with Miller on the Clean Boats Clean Waters program grant, intended to educate boaters on aquatic invasive species and how easily transferrable they are from one lake to another. Through the program, students in the Birchwood School District will voluntarily manage the boater education program as part of their science curriculum and receive community service credit and scholarship monies for their work.
"Dr. Miller has built a partnership between local and state governments and our school district," Helquist said. "This is a wonderful example of how a community can come together and work toward a common goal. Dr. Miller's efforts to support our community go beyond his activities with the lake association. He has volunteered time with the Birchwood Food Pantry and Birchwood Educational Foundation fundraiser. It is wonderful to have a professor of his caliber from UW-Eau Claire give so much back to our community."
Dr. D'Arcy Becker, a professor of accounting at UW-Eau Claire, also commented on Miller's work with the Birchwood School District.
"The benefits of this grant for the school district include the ability to engage students in real-world applications of classroom studies and the ability to help the local community maintain its special natural environment," Becker said. "These activities align well with UW-Eau Claire's commitments to service, community and the environment. Dr. Miller took on the challenge of helping Birchwood fund these important initiatives solely through work done in his free time. He selflessly applied his talents and his time in hope of having an impact on the area where he lives. The grants will enrich the lives of many future students in Birchwood, help protect the lakes and watershed in the area, and show Birchwood residents that there are resources at our university on which they can rely for help."
Ji received the Excellence in Scholarship Award. He began his career in the sociology department at UW-Eau Claire in 2001, specializing in the social well-being of China's elderly population. He has authored numerous journal articles and presented at conferences across China and the United States on topics in the areas of aging, family, ethnic relations, migration and education.
Ji received UW-Eau Claire's Student Organization Advisor Award from 2002-07 and in 2009. He also has been instrumental in assisting UW-Eau Claire in developing exchange programs with universities in China.
Dr. Melissa Bonstead-Bruns, associate professor and chair of the sociology department, nominated Ji for the Excellence in Scholarship Award.
"Over the past 12 years, Ji has been quietly building an impressive body of scholarship, collaborating with internationally renowned scholars and providing students with research opportunities that I would venture to guess are unsurpassed," Bonstead-Burns said. "A student who works collaboratively with Ji can be assured that they will learn a great deal about research, will be expected to disseminate that research to the widest audience possible and will have a mentor who is fully engaged with them at every stage of the process. Clearly for Ji, scholarship involves so much more than publishing his research. He has also focused on making significant contributions to learning amongst his colleagues, students and other scholars in the field."
Ji's collaboration with students on research projects has been well regarded by his colleagues in the sociology department.
"Ji is a dedicated scholar for whom conducting and publishing research is inherent to his professional identity as a sociologist," said Dr. Jeremy Hein, professor of sociology. "It is particularly noteworthy that 10 of his 13 journal articles have been co-authored with 10 different sociology majors. Many of these articles were first presented at regional, national and international professional meetings with student authors present and, in some cases, making the presentations. I am not aware of any other current faculty member at UW-Eau Claire who has included so many undergraduate students in his or her published research."
Ji is invited to return to China each summer to present his highly regarded research to faculty and graduate students at various universities. He participates in guest lectures, presentations and teaching appointments at such prestigious institutions as Beijing University, Beifang University of Nationalities, South China Normal University, Jinan University, Ningxia University, Ningxia Medical College and Xi'an International Studies University.
Boulter received the Excellence in Advising Award. He began his career in the chemistry department at UW-Eau Claire in 2004 and received the UW-Eau Claire Chemistry Teacher of the Year Award in 2008. From 2011-13, Boulter served as the UW-Eau Claire Sustainability Fellow and was responsible for tracking the university's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.
Boulter currently teaches general chemistry, quantitative analysis, environmental chemistry, instrumental analysis, the physical/analytical capstone lab class, and, beginning this fall, "Modern Applied Separations and Spectrometry." Outside of the department, Boulter has team-taught the honors colloquium "Tracking the University's Carbon Footprint." He also serves as the interim coordinator of the Watershed Institute for Collaborative Environmental Studies.
The Excellence in Advising Award recipient is chosen by results of a survey sent out to current students. Boulter said he is extremely honored to have been chosen to receive the award.
"It means so much coming from students," Boulter said. "Especially here at UW-Eau Claire where what we do is all about the students and their education. Our students are the best judges of our success, and it's a huge honor that they took the time to vote for this award."
Boulter said he advises chemistry students by helping them develop academic and career goals based on their interests and abilities and assisting them in choosing courses that meet their goals.
One of the most rewarding parts of being an academic adviser is "helping students work through challenges and helping them find classes that really enrich and inform their liberal arts education and complement who they are as a person," Boulter said.
Ulstad was honored with a nomination for the 2013 UW System Regents Teaching Excellence Award. She has been a member of the accounting and finance department at UW-Eau Claire since 1998, specializing in the teaching of financial accounting.
Raj Aroskar, associate professor and chair of the accounting and finance department, cited Ulstad's nurturing nature and commitment to her students.
"I have seen her nurturing ideas, critical thinking and ethical values in her students,"Aroskar said. "Ingrid has the very difficult task of teaching two of the most challenging introductory accounting courses to freshmen and sophomores. Not only does she teach concepts, but she teaches the logic behind the myriad of accounting rules. I have had students decode and analyze financial statements in my investments class, and Ingrid's students always stand out in their abilities."
Aroskar said he has experienced Ulstad's nurturing attitude on a personal level as well, in her involvement in attaining and assisting newer faculty.
"When I was considering various academic positions as a job applicant, it was the strength of the University of Wisconsin System schools that attracted me here," Aroskar wrote. "It is my experience with educators such as Ingrid that kept me here and made this my home. I have finally realized that the real richness behind the UW System brand is the quality of individuals such as Ingrid."
Ulstad's students also stood behind her nomination for the regents award. Bryce Dankers, an accounting and finance major, said Ulstad fills the role of what being a teacher means to him.
"It is my understanding that a teacher is someone who prepares you for further advancement not only in your career, but in your life," Dankers said. "This is where Ingrid has really set herself apart. She has been the most influential mentor I have had in my life. She has not only cared for me as a student, but as an individual."
In 2011, Ulstad received the Outstanding Professor Award from Beta Gamma Sigma, the Honors Society for the College of Business. Dr. Kristy Lauver, associate professor and chair of the management and marketing department, said this is one of the top honors an instructor can receive because the award comes from students at the top of the class in the College of Business. She also noted that some of the students who voted for Ulstad were in majors other than accounting, which demonstrates the influence she has across the entirety of the students in the college.
"Ingrid has a true love of teaching and helping students," Lauver said. "I have never seen anyone as genuine in their dedication to the student population. There are the good instructors, the great instructors and occasionally there is an unforgettable instructor. I believe for many students, Ms. Ingrid Ulstad resides in the unforgettable category."


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The CIO quote below puts this in context and is way too common in the industry:
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SpaceSniffer is a free and portable application that will scan a drive and give you a visual treemap of the contents on that drive. This is useful for the technician who is trying to clean up data on a system, or is looking to delete/move data from a full partition to another with more space. What's nice about this program is that you can easily analyze what files are taking up the most space, in a visual manner, and then use the interface to dig deeper into a directory or file.
SpaceSniffer allows you to modify your searches in many ways. You can look for specific types of files, such as .doc, or can look for older files by using a condition such as "2years." The main menu shows a high level view of your data breakdown, and by clicking on a section you can drill down to see more files and how much space each individual file is taking up. You can even navigate the interface while a scan is in process.
At first glance the layout of your data in a visual manner may seem cluttered or bit confusing, but you quickly get used to it, and the visual aspect helps you hone down unnecessary files with ease.
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SynopsisSet in York, Pennsylvania in 1958, this farce centers on two down-on-their-luck Shakespearean actors, Leo Clark and Jack Gable. The pair discover through a newspaper that Florence, an older ailing woman, has been unable to find Max and Steve, her daughter's children who moved away to England as children in order to include them in her multi-million dollar inheritance. They decide to pose as Max and Steve to claim portions of it. When they discover that "Max" and "Steve" are actually "Maxine" and "Stephanie," they continue on, undaunted, in drag. Leo falls for Florence's actual niece Meg, while Jack swoons over Florence's part-time aide Audrey. Florence recovers just as the pair arrives, but they decide to keep on, both to try to outlast her health and to stay close to the objects of their interest. Leo convinces Meg, who is enamored of Shakespeare and a fan of Jack and Leo, to put on a production at Florence's estate, to give himself more of an opportunity to be with her, both as Leo and Maxine. Meanwhile, Meg's fiance Duncan grows increasingly suspicious of the "Leading Ladies."
]The Alley Theatre ProductionErin Dilly .... MegBrent Barrett .... LeoChristopher Duva .... JackLacey Kohl .... AudreyMark Jacoby .... DuncanJane Connell .... FlorenceDan Lauria .... DoctorTim McGeever .... Butch[edit]Divadlo Na Fidlovačce, PragueCzech name: V korzetu pro tetu. Directed by Petr Rychlý. The play had premiere 10th September 2009.Michaela Badinková .... MegMarek Holý .... LeoDenny Ratajský .... JackZuzana Vejvodová .... AudreyDaniel Rous .... DuncanLilian Malkina .... FlorenceVáclav Svoboda .... Doctor
Kanata Theatre, Ottawa, ONMark Linder .... LeoAndrew Williams .... Jack
The Gateway Theatre, Richmond, BCLuisa Jojic .... MegPeter Jorgensen .... LeoAllan Zynik .... JackTara Davis .... AudreyJenifer Darbellay .... StephanieWilliam Samples .... DoctorChris Robson .... Reverend Wooley


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Past Exhibition
- André Kertész
Clock of the Académie Française, Paris, 1932
© Estate of André Kertész/Higher Pictures
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
- André Kertész
Lion and Shadow, 1949
© Estate of André Kertész and the Jeu de Paume/French Ministry for Culture and Communication
National Gallery of Art, Washington, Gift of The André and Elizabeth Kertész Foundation
- André Kertész
Satiric Dancer, 1926
© Estate of André Kertész and the Jeu de Paume/French Ministry for Culture and Communication
Nicholas Pritzker, courtesy Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York
- André Kertész
Meudon, 1928
© Estate of André Kertész and the Jeu de Paume/French Ministry for Culture and Communication
Collection Soizic Audouard, Paris
- André Kertész
Poughkeepsie, New York, 1937
© Estate of André Kertész and the Jeu de Paume/French Ministry for Culture and Communication
Lent by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ford Motor Company Collection, Gift of Ford Motor Company and John C. Waddell
André Kertész
André Kertész (1894–1985) has been hailed as one of the most important photographers of the twentieth century. Working intuitively, he captured the poetry of modern urban life with its quiet, often overlooked incidents and odd, occasionally comic, or even bizarre juxtapositions. He endeavored "to give meaning to everything" about him with his camera, "to make photographs as by reflection in a mirror, unmanipulated and direct as in life." Combining this seemingly artless spontaneity with a sophisticated understanding of composition, Kertész created a purely photographic idiom that celebrates direct observation of the everyday. Neither a surrealist, nor a strict photojournalist, he nevertheless infused his best images with strong tenets of both. "You don't see" the things you photograph, he explained, "you feel them."
Born Kertész Andor in Budapest, he received his first camera in 1912 and immediately began to make intimate portraits of family and friends, studies of the Hungarian countryside, and scenes of daily life behind the battle lines of World War I. Seeking to make a living through photography, he moved in 1925 to Paris, where he established a successful career as a photojournalist. Buoyed by this accomplishment and inspired by the vibrant artistic community of the French capital, he created some of the most intriguing and celebrated images of the period.
In 1936 Kertész relocated to New York in order to further his career. Captivated by the rich visual spectacle of the city and awed by its scale, he used the camera to record both his fascination with, and sense of alienation from, his new surroundings. The images attest to a complicated personal history borne through the political upheavals of two wars and life in three countries. He died at age ninety-one. This exhibition offers a comprehensive overview of Kertész's rich and varied career.


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For those of you who don't know, all of the writers on this site are either college age or are just out of college, so when the month of May hits we are either relocating from school to home, starting new jobs, or something of that sort. Personally, I just started a new job and it has been very challenging for me this past week, but with that now under control we can focus on the future.
For the first time since the season started, all of the writers on this blog are now living in D.C. Sam Farber just graduated from Duke University, Ted Youngling (a native New Yorker) is spending his summer in D.C as an intern for our site, Bryce Stucki just graduated from Virginia Tech and I just moved back in town after a year long internship with the Columbus Blue Jackets of the N.H.L (and Phil, who's been here, is going to keep providing great content).
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i want to read "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair (even though it's bound to be full of sadness.)
I've decided Queen is my favourite band of all time.
I want to drop, but they might not let me live here anymore if I do and I don't want to leave my roomie.
I don't even have time to do my homework anymore....or to sleep...or to clean...or to socialize like I should.
I guess I should find out if I can still stay here next semester (provided I don't fail out of school) and maybe talk to my advisor about dropping BIC and about this doulbe major/5 year senior thing.
i guess i just realized that, but i'm so confused right now que no estoy segura.
at 11:30 this morning, i got a call to interview to be an RA in the "megaultra"preppy dorm on campus. that was sooo odd.
so i got about 3 random hours of sleep last night in the basement.
my friend who i was studying w/(and always study w/when we have to pull all nighters to get crap done) passed out this morning around 11 or something. i scheduled my interview for 3:30 when i called the lady and i told her i might be visiting a friend in the hospital later. then i got a call from the lady in charge of my dorm. this was about 5 minutes after i called the hospital seeing if my friend was there. i called the # in the phone book--they said she was in the waiting room of the E.R., then connected me. the (british!) lady who i spoke to then said she wasnt in there. anyhoo, it was probably less than 5 minutes after i hung up when i got a call asking if i could pick maggy up (because i had her keys). ha it was so funny driving in this crazy small town.....i don't think i had ever ever done it before. i couldnt find 4th street, so i called people including Maggy herself, Nora, and Marcus, but no one picked up. haha what good is a cell phone if i STILL can't talk to you? ha it's all good though.
if i am still here at this crappy school next year, i have no idea where i will live. most likely in the damned dorms with some shitty psychotic roommate. i have been told i must keep a "C" average this semester so i can get an apartment--that is not going to happen. plus, there's all this other crap.
and there is no one here who will be in a glam band with me--i know this already.
i hate this place so much.
it's funny, cos the 2 people i hang out with most here are nothing at all like me (nor are their opinions like mine) it's a strange world.
and then there's this strange, strange issue related to one of my co-workers......
i really want to go home this weekend. i don't know completely why, but pretty much.
i really wish i could be a theatre major.
i doubt i will play bass for Sean or that the political punk band with him on drums and with Marisa will pan out either.
i kind of (for some reason) want to go to Haiti with the college group over spring break. it sounds like a really awesome trip.
AND i have to do laundry.
not even hot hot pirates in eyeliner could make my life (espc. @ this stupid school) happy.
i want to sleep.
So some random white male in a sedan (He looked like he was dressed up.) who may or may not have had someone with him and who may or may not have looked vaguely familiar to me honked/waved at me when i was walking near CG. I was actually in the midst of my daily "constitutional" (which is running for 5 steps and then walking for 6 and repeating for 2.4 miles, and lasts about 30 minutes--also, daily=once each month and a half--give or take a year or four.). I have no idea who the hell this could have been... Um...maybe he thought I was someone else and I waved wondering who he was while I was thinking "Why is he waving?" While I was waving, maybe he thought I thought he was someone else and he waved wondering who I was while he was thinking "Why is she waving?" I honestly don't know who that was!!!
[What random/indistinguishable/well-dressed white male in a sedan do I know who was driving off campus on 8th (?) Street on this R-A-N-D-O-M Saturday at about 5 p.m.??]
Ah well, one more person on campus who thinks I'm just another random out-of-shape kid....
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so if i'm going to get married one of these days, i need to have the arms for my dress (e.g. nice lean tricepts) hardy har har!
i usually never even pay attention to the select mood deals. there are too many of them anyways. i don't need to box myself in by claiming a mood.
i have a huge exam tomorrow--i have a "D" in that class right now, so i could either dictate that i will get an "F" in the class or redeem myself tomorrow. i know i will fuck it up. i know i will be on probation for this semester's grades. gosh after this semester is over, i will be completely miserable for at least the next semester, and maybe not quite as bad after. my question is, will i even be able to come back to school next semester? i know my family does not have the money/anything else to put up w/this bullshit. what the hell happened? i really should have dropped BIC... i bet i would actually be doing really well if i would have. well, gosh, i don't know where i will live next year. there is no chep place at home to live alone--especially without transportation. ugh. i will have to take the bus to get to work, that is, if i can find a job. gosh last year i always said i would be a street punk cos of failing out of school, but now it is finally becoming a reality.
1)"nice hair" oy.
2)i like your skirt, i saw you earlier today. she blew it. "trucker hat boy"
tues=was going to ask Ian about his hot friend who was flirting w/me. Ian was not in class.
Wednesday=today=I saw Benji for the first time in a whiiiillle. suggested we should jam.
went to the library to work on my project--all the good computers were taken. walked past lifegroup leader twice and i wasn't exactly sure of his name but i think i had it right. anyways, i didnt talk to him. i hope he doesnt think i'm a rude rude child who was snubbing him. gar.
on way to stairs, saw Sam and officially met him for the first time. upstairs i saw this kid named Peter. these last two kids are in BIC, so we mentioned essayage in both convos.
crunch time has not/now (choose one) started. things will get worse 1) when i go to work 2) when i get off of work 3)if i do badly on this crap. 4) if i sleep through either/both like i did two weeks ago when i pulled a huuuge all nighter. so yeah, i figured out that those don't work for me. and i feel bad for falling asleep at 1 and not waking up til 4 this morning cos i left a friend in her car to sleep but i was supposed to have gone to study w/her @ 1:30.....i'm sorry! friend proceeded to refer to me as somewhat of a little Satan sitting on her shoulder when i told her to skip our 1 p.m. she went.
let's see how ALL this goes....(hoping it's all good)
things are so well?
i havent added to this in a while. i shouldnt be adding right now because it is distracting me from writing my paper it's a good thing i actually took notes in class (when i went) i reallllly want to drop bic. it just seems like i would have soo much more free time/better grades because there would be less work. man i just need to make it through the semester i realllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy need to just pull off C's this semester. if i am still at school here next year, i was considering taking up a double major (by adding theatre). maybe if i did that i would get out of class before 4 so i would be able to work the opening shift (at work).
so, if anyone knows anything about the republic of F'ing plato or Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, we should have some discussions about the best way of life and whatnot before thursday. (which would help me with my paper and forge a new friendship--it's a win-win HaHa)
I finally got to see the Spaniels tonight. it was funny. haha i liked the collins girls as pedestrians song.
what a funny kid. i enjoyed his set.
added incentive for me to not fail out of this place=our band, and the possibility of it actually materializing next semester (and us actually learning to play guitar well--hahaha)
Well, I am writing most of the stuff from my class notes right now, which is good and probably bad in a way, but at least it is giving me material for the paper.
Pray for me?
(i'm horrible--me and my religion of convenience)
(that was supposed to be a musical note--supposed to...)
i'm about to go to sleep cos it would suck ass to sleep through a midterm. i prob shouldnt even be up this late studying this hard (haha i hope i'm overachieving--"Lord knows it would be the first time.")
I REALLY need to get more Smith's songs. gosh i *square* them....Morrissey=genius. hm. twould be a worthwhile band t-shirt to acquire. ha the only band shirts i have ever owned are a) a free Skullening one and b)the groceries haha both acquired this summer. reasons for the lack of such attire: a) don't care enough to get them, even for bands with which i am enamoured b) i forget to remember c) *shrug* d) it doesn't even matter enough to me. yeah. so these reasons are overlapping aka repetitive aka redundant. that's the key. being redundant. redundance is good. study. study. study.
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going to sleep w/in 10 minutos.
.....Under Pressure-Queen and David Bowie.....
GLAM ROCK is lovely
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the girl across the hall always blasts shit music. i hate it. but sometimes she plays AFI--although it's not old school, so it's still not too very hott, but it's better than creed and pop-punk/emo shit.
Gosh I always spend so much money when I get to go home (and get out and actually do things.)
Why is my computer being so slow today?
It screwed up completely on me when I was trying to e-mail some homework right before class, so I missed social world again. I have had sooo many absences/tardies in all of my classes. This is not to mention zeros I have received because of things I just have not turned in. Oooh and missed quizzes are something I have not even considered yet. I got a zero yesterday because I did not do my breakout work for science class. I was 10 minutes late to cultures because I was printing out my crap (oh, by the way, i delayed class because i was leading the class presentation--points off for that one). I finally turned in my project yesterday (It was due Thursday morning). Yeah--that was the day i completely slept through my production lab AND social world. Why am I so irresponsible?! I really don't think I will be able to make C's this semester. That's what I need to keep my scholarships, and that's all I am asked to get, since I have a previous record of being a shitty student. Fuck. My family is paying so much for me to go here and I doubt I will even make D's this semester. You know, dying and going to heaven right now would not be such bad timing....
Another thing, I always study better when I go back home, and I find that odd since it seems like there would be more distractions there. Well, I haven't been home at all this semester. I bet this will be an interesting weekend. If you love me, pray that I can pull off all C's this semester so I don't have to live in the deepest pit of my self-induced hell over Christmas break. (If I get any D's/F's, hell time for me.)
What the fuck...
..I wish I was a minimalist, but I never shall be..
I have had an hour and a half of sleep between 1 p.m. Thursday and right now. Maggy, Nora, and I stayed up all night writing our essays for Cultures and listening to music to prevent insanity.
I just got back from chillin'. We went to Toby's. There was a "show"--haha. I said "Aaaw" to describe the cuteness of the attire of some of the kids there. This one kid had a Rancid-hawk goin' on. Ha it was funny and strange. The kids I favoured the most were the ones sitting in the dark part of the parking lot who were just sort of loitering and whatnot. They made me sentimental. *single tear*
Then we went to CG--fun. Mi amiga had to borrow some of my clothes this morning, so I scrounged up a black shirt and grey business woman's skirt for her...she got compliments, which was cool. Earlier today I was wearing her colour motif (by the way, I change outfits--or at least a single garment from my ensemble--about twice daily usually). I was wearing a brown skirt and bright green t-shirt. I just thought the trade off between us and our colour schemes today was amusing. Well, not THAT amusing...but sufficiently so.
Ha and I just realized the hotness of this guy who works @ CG. I was previously completely blinded by his "Look at me, I'm punk." clothes. I'm sure I am being too critical on the poor guy (Yes, sadly enough, I am a bitch.), but he is quite hott. Heh. Well, it was a fun Friday night.
I was supposed to have given up on carbs/processed sugars for a week starting this afternoon. I did not give up bananas or peanut butter, because they are mainstays of my diet. I had "candy coffee" and a smoothie tonight (shared them)...maybe I should more accurately say I'm cutting down on carbs/processed sugars. Gosh, it seems like it might be easier to go vegan....but cheese.......hahahaha.
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Since I don't believe in reviewing games until you have completed them, I've held off reviewing this game until now. I beat it yesterday, so here we go! This game does start off slow, it takes a few weeks (in game) to get acclimated to the controls and get your farm up and turning out a profit. T...more
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- mommajeane said...
Thanks for sharing these special moments with us up here in WV... You know how we hate this long distance grandparenting ... sure is wonderful seeing him walk. As soon as I said,"Oh look Ezra is walking." I had all 2o of them of here watching me rerun and rerun the clip :) Go Ezra !
- August 26, 2008 at 1:38 PM
- Heather said...
Yea!!! Ezra looks so cute walking. Just look at his sweet face.
- August 26, 2008 at 1:51 PM
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ohhhh I can't believe it!! Thanks for the video! Watch out Ella, nothing is safe now!! We love and miss you all soo much!! Can't wait for Thanksgiving!
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Having raced wheel-to-wheel with Daniel Ricciardo in Germany, Fernando Alonso has praised the "very smart" and "very respectful" Aussie.
Battling for position in the closing stages of Sunday's race at the Hockenheimring, Alonso and Ricciardo raced wheel-to-wheel.
The Ferrari driver, who decided to "fight with Ricciardo" rather than save fuel, won the battle, finishing fifth to Ricciardo's sixth.
The double World Champion was full of praise for the new Red Bull driver, who has proven himself throughout the season.
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Hello FaveCrafts Readers! I'm Ann of Still Dottie and I'm so excited to be guest writing over here. I was wondering, have you noticed the rise of flowers and feathers being used as accessories? From J. Crew to Anthropologie and New York Fashion Week in the fall, you'll see fabric flowers, leafs or silk ruffles everywhere. Let's not forget about Jen Gotch's lovely Ban.do collection and the many sellers on Etsy. Where it all started for me was this girl, I just couldn't get enough of her necklace. With that in mind, today I'm going to take you through some ideas and tutorials for embellished headbands, clips and brooches so that you can be styley for a fraction of the price.
Embellished headbands can be made so many ways; you can use different fabrics for flowers, add feathers as a base or use pearls or beads on the top of each flower. There are also a million ways to get those pieces to stay in your hair; headbands, clips, combs, heavy duty bobby pins or even a couple feet of velvet ribbon. Below is an extended supply list.
What You Need
- pearls or small beads
- linen or other lightweight fabric
- chiffon in various colors
- single feather or large feather cluster
- 1-2 yards 3/8" velvet ribbon
- pin back
- clip or barrette
- headband
- needle
- thread
- hot glue gun & glue
Single Flower Instructions:
- Cut linen or other lightweight fabric into 8 circles of various sizes for each flower you would like to make.
- Stack the circles from small to large
- Thread your needle with a similar color thread & come up through the center of the stack. bring back down & repeat one more time.
- Fold the stack in half & thread through close to the fold. This will create some gathering. fold in the opposite direction & repeat.
- From the bottom, come up straight through the stack & thread the cluster of beads, one at a time. For chiffon or silk flowers i prefer to skip the beads, this allows the flower to become poofier or more 3 dimensional.
- After beading the center you may find that the flower is laying flat again. You will want to bring the needle through various sections & numbers of the circles to gather them together (avoid the top one so that you don't see the stitches). This will create some random scrunching & volume.
- Repeat steps 3-6, to create the number of flowers desired.
Creating a Cluster:
- Assemble the three flowers in a pattern that you want them clustered. Connecting two at a time, tack them together through the bottom two layers of the flowers. Make sure that your tacking doesn't appear on the top of them.
- Cut a piece of linen or stiff cotton that will cover the tacking & stitched centers of each flower. For lighter colored flowers use white & darker use black.
- Position pin backing on fabric backing. Stitch & secure.
- Dab glue on each flower center & in the middle of the cluster. Place fabric backing over the back of the flower cluster, let the glue dry
Adding Feathers:
- Once your single flowers or clusters are assembled and dry, choose a large feather cluster or single feather to use.
- Using your hot glue gun, place the flower(s) at the base of the flowers or however you'd like to arrange them.
- If necessary you can reinforce the two with simple tacking (if the feather has a backing).
- If your feather does not have a backing, you may choose to repeat steps 2-4 in the creating a cluster section for the flower/feather combo.
Attaching to Barrette:
- Position the clip & begin sewing the narrow end through the first couple layers of the flower cluster. Maybe 5 loops for each side of the clip.
- Staying under the fabric backing, pull the thread to the opposite side of the clip.
- Secure the back of the clip by stitching underneath the top piece & under the full clip. Loop around 6 times.
- Tie off the loop & knot your thread.
- Reinforce by gluing the back portion of your clip to the fabric backing.
Attaching to Pin Back (for Broach):
- Place the pin back on the fabric backing of your flower, flower cluster or feather backing.
- Using a needle & thread, secure to the backing. Make sure that your stitches are not affecting the flowers or showing on the opposite side.
- Reinforce the back to fabric backing with hot glue.
Attach to a Headband:
- Put the headband on & get a feel for where you'd like your flower, flower cluster, or feather/flower combo.
- Attach to headband with hot glue & let dry.
- Stitch around the headband & cluster backing to secure.
Helpful Hints:
- H&M has great woven headbands for about $3 that you can stitch through in the last step.
- Use two or three types of beads or pearls to create the center piece of the flower.
- Rest the headband upside down for a few hours (& store that way) to allow the feathers to shape around the curve of the headband. That way it will lay on your head better.
Remember that you can add anything you want or attach the flowers to anything you want! Try adding a barrette & pin back to you cluster, making it super versatile! These clusters have multiple uses: pull back one side of your hair for a dramatic look, attach to your favorite cardigan or blazer, or find a pretty piece of velvet ribbon & create a belt to go over your favorite simple tank or dress. For a picture led tutorial - click here. the beginning is for the flower & feather headband, clusters are at the end.
I hope that you enjoyed the post and I look forward to many more adventures here on FaveCrafts and don't forget to visit Still Dottie to see what I'm up to next.
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