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Some of the oldest, most outdated schools in Coeur d'Alene will be renovated over the next three years if voters in the Coeur d'Alene School District approve a $32.7 million bond measure this month. It's one of three school measures on the Aug. 28 ballot in Kootenai County. Lakeland Joint School District is seeking voter approval of a five-year maintenance levy, and Kootenai Joint School District is proposing a $2 million bond measure to upgrade its wastewater system. The Coeur d'Alene district proposes major renovations of Borah, Bryan, Sorensen and Winton elementary schools and Canfield Middle School. More than $25 million would be spent modernizing these schools, including adding gymnasiums, removing portable classrooms and upgrading heating and ventilation systems/Scott Maben, SR. More here. (Phantom Photographer photo of CSB Chairman Tom Hamilton at Panhandle Pachyderms in Post Falls last week)
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Friday, November 30, 2012
An unexpected consequence of making this blog available to family and friends is that they sometimes speak to me privately about what I write here. Other than a few frowns from my more biblically inclined family, I rarely get specific reactions on the funny things I write. I get a lot of "you are so funny on there" kind of comments.
The comments on the more serious pieces are always specific. The ones dealing with suicide bring tales of people's attempts or of loved ones they lost and what my story has meant to them. It's an odd thing to be known for but if I can help anyone going through those kinds of times I am more than happy to help. It brings a little meaning to the senseless loss my family went through.
The comments that really catch me off guard are the ones on some of the advice pieces I've done. No one ever comes out and says it but it sometimes seems like people think I am far more well adjusted than I actually am.
Just because I can see the right course doesn't mean I always follow it. The day after writing about how the day is what you make of it, I spent the day in a mostly crappy mood because someone irritated me and I couldn't let it go.
I'm stubborn and impulsive. I happily cut off my nose to spite my face to make points no one but me cares about. I rush to judgement, I wallow in self pity, I say things I wish I could take back. I get my feelings hurt when I know no one meant to hurt my feelings, I react before I have all the facts, and I sometimes wish I could change the past.
All the advice you've read here comes from the fights I've had with my own demons. Yes, I'm a pretty happy guy but not because I was born that way. I've struggled with all of the issues you've read about and the advice you read is just the thought process I've used to win those battles against myself.
They say experience is the best teacher, the advice you read here simply shows I'm a good student.
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I'd say myself that even though some of the experiences are bad and regretful, they're all worth having... It's just lifes lessons and no that's in no way advice! In other news, thank you Monkey for all of your kind words on my blog. You're a good friend!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thing is, some people don't pay attention to the things life is trying to teach so profane monkeys are called upon to deliver the message. :)Delete
I do try to be a good friend. The right words seem to escape me sometimes though. I do try.
I love your honesty, Monkey! I think most of us are far wiser than we give ourselves credit for and often we don't behave as if we know better. We are impulsive and we do get easily sidetracked by the issues of the day. I know what kind of person I want to be, I just don't always make the mark. But awareness is the first step, a lot of folks out there don't even have a clue what track they're on! So we blow it one day, the next day we try again, and it gets easier each time... always start again, never give up... that is the final answer!ReplyDeleteReplies
I really am surprised by how together people think I am based on what I write. Knowing the right thing and doing the right thing are not always the same. I make mistakes like everyone else. I just really try to learn from them.Delete
That's why when people ask if I would go back and change anything in my life, I answer no. Life can be tough but it's not for me to understand the whys of how it happened but to learn from it instead and hopefully teach others not to make the same mistakes.ReplyDeleteReplies
Exactly. If nothing else, I'm an excellent "what not to do" example. :)Delete
Yes, indeed. Experience is good school but the fees are high.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Bulldogs, Villains open regional play tonight
Over the year, the Trinity boys have made steady gains, which now have resulted in their first regional appearance in five years.
So, the Bulldogs (22-4), seeded third in the Midwest, will look to continue their strong late-season play tonight in the NCHSAA 2A regional semifinals when they take on top-seeded Cuthbertson (27-3) at 8:30 in the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center.
"It always feels good to get here," Trinity coach Tim Kelly said during Monday's regional press conference. "You've made it to the Elite Eight, so to say. We haven't been since '08, so it feels good.
"We've continued to get better every week, from day 1. Our defense has really been strong throughout the sectionals. Our shooting has been good. We've been patient, sharing the ball, making sure we get good looks. And we're playing with a lot of confidence."
The Bulldogs are coming off an impressive 60-31 win Friday at No. 2 Central Davidson in which they jumped to an 8-0 lead and quickly pulled away, thanks to patience and great shooting on the one end and tough defense and solid rebounding on the other end.
So, Trinity, which returns to the regional for the first time since 2008 when it won the regional before falling to Kinston in the 3A final and seeks its first state championship since 2004, is feeling pretty good about the way it's playing right now.
"That was the best game we've played all year," Kelly said. "Obviously, winning that was huge because it gets you here, and it's just the culmination of our kids' excitement about being in the playoffs, playing loose.
"We've talked about playing to win and not playing to lose — which is what we're going to have to do (tonight) against the best team we've seen all year, the most athletic team. We're just going to have to do what we do well."
The last couple years, the Bulldogs have had very talented teams that haven't advanced very far in the playoffs, for a number of reasons. But this team, which won the PAC-6 regular season but lost in the tournament semifinals, has managed to find a way to get it down in the state playoffs.
"Last year, we really thought we had a great opportunity and came up short," Kelly said. "And the year before that we thought we had a shot. So, it just shows that the teams you think might get you there sometimes don't. The chemistry might not click exactly right or a couple bad breaks.
"But this group this year, going into the sectionals, we looked at the possible matchups and we really felt good about it. We thought we had a chance to win it. Being the No. 1 seed was big because we got to play two games at home. But the biggest thing this year was that the kids have expected to win."
But Trinity, which has been keyed lately by David Newcomer, Brandon Earnhardt and Jarrod Rogers, will have to continue playing well in order to beat Cuthbertson, which is the defending regional champion and defeated fellow PAC-6 member T.W. Andrews by 29 in the first round.
"They're so explosive at any time," Kelly said. "The other night in their sectional championship game, they were actually behind and came out in the third quarter and, boom, put 27 points up. If we allow that — and I say 'allow,' they might just do it — but we've really got to avoid those runs."
The Bishop McGuinness girls simply have a knack for winning at this time of the year. Their record in the regional over the previous seven years — 14-0 — is proof enough. So are their seven straight NCHSAA 1A state championship titles.
But, as they prepare to face Lake Norman Charter tonight at 8:30 in the regional semifinals at UNCG's Fleming Gymnasium, the Villains focus very little on their past accomplishments, taking only what they learned from previous experiences that they can apply to this year.
"We don't (look at it)," Bishop coach Brian Robinson said. "Honestly, we play one game at a time. We don't even look at what we've done in the past. It's on the walls in our gym — we know that. But this team has not won it, and every step is a brand new step.
"I tell them at the beginning of the season that the worst thing they can do is reflect. Because when you reflect, you're not moving forward. They have taken that to heart. ... I think they're very proud of themselves for making it this far because it is one of the goals this team quietly has."
That was a hard lesson to learn during the season, though, as the Villains opened the season well but hit a rough stretch in late December through much of January. It came to a head against Providence Day in the Providence Day Showcase on Jan. 21 in falling 44-21, dropping them to 6-8.
"We played about as bad as I've seen us play in my 11 years at Bishop," Robinson said. "We had to make a decision, and we had about a 30-minute conversation in the locker room to decide how were going to go. It was sustaining their focus. With young kids, it was like: light on, light off.
"I think they thought that because they put on the jersey, that they can just go out and beat teams. But especially with this jersey, it makes your opponent rise up even more. But I think that shook them because they got embarrassed ... but from that point on we've been playing very, very good basketball."
Since that loss, Bishop has won 14 of 15 games, thanks in large part to players like juniors Cameron Nieters, Julia Brown and Olivia DeFrancesco — who were role players in previous years — finding their way in leadership roles with a corps of young, talented players.
"I think it took them a while to understand that they are the leaders of this team, being just juniors," Robinson said. "They had to help out Tia (Cappucio). Tessa (Johnston), Alex (Putman) and Danielle (Nieters) — all the younger ones.
"It took a couple losses for them to realize that and to change their mindset or we'd be done early this year. But I give them a lot of credit for being mature. It's been really fun to watch. As the season's gone along, I've had to do less from a leadership standpoint."
Their challenging nonconference schedule has done largely what the Villains wanted it to do: to prepare them for the rigors of conference play, in which they won the Northwest 1A/2A tournament title, and their ultimate goal of winning another state title.
But first Bishop (22-7), seeded fourth in the Midwest, must continue to play well against third-seeded Lake Norman Charter (24-5), making its first regional appearance.
"From what I understand, they're one of the tallest teams we've played all year," Robinson said. "The one thing that stands out to me is that they've done something we haven't, and that's beat East Surry. And I think that gets our players' attention more than anything. ...
"We're going to have to control the tempo. If we play a halfcourt game, then I think we'll be in a lot of trouble. We'll have to get turnovers and make some layups and easy shots. It's controlling our nerves, controlling our emotions and them being able to just execute our game plan."


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A C-section is the delivery of a baby through a surgical opening in the mother's lower belly area. It is also called a cesarean section.
Abdominal delivery; Abdominal birth; Cesarean section
A C-section delivery is done when it is not possible or safe for the mother to deliver the baby through the vagina.
The procedure is usually done while the woman is awake. The body is numbed from the chest to the feet using epidural or spinal anesthesia.
The surgeon make a cut across the belly just above the pubic area. The womb (uterus) and amniotic sac are opened, and the baby is delivered.
The health care team clears the baby's mouth and nose of fluids, and the umbilical cord is cut. The pediatrician or nurse makes sure that the infant's breathing is normal and that the baby is stable.
The mother is awake, and she can hear and see her baby. The father or another support person is often able to be with the mother during the delivery.
The decision to have a C-section delivery depends on:
Some reasons for having C-section instead of vaginal delivery include:
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A C-section is a safe procedure. The rate of serious complications is extremely low. However, certain risks are higher after C-section than after vaginal delivery. These include:
A C-section may also cause problems in future pregnancies. This includes a higher risk for:
These conditions can lead to severe bleeding (hemorrhage), which may require blood transfusions or removal of the uterus (hysterectomy).
All surgeries carry risks. Risks due to anesthesia may include:
Risks related to surgery in general may include:
Most mothers and infants do well after a c-section.
Women who have a C-section may have a vaginal delivery if another pregnancy occurs, depending on:
Vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) delivery is usually successful. However, there is a small risk of uterine rupture, which can harm the mother and the baby. It is important to discuss the benefits and risks of VBAC with your health care provider.
The average hospital stay after C-section is 2 - 4 days. Recovery takes longer than it would from a vaginal birth. You should walk around after the C-section to speed recovery. Pain medication taken by mouth can help ease any pain.
Landon MB. Cesarean delivery. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, ed. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2007: Chap.19.
Cunningham FG, Leveno KJ, Bloom SL, et al. Cesarean delivery and peripartum hysterectomy. In: Cunnigham FG, Leveno KL, Bloom SL, et al, eds. Williams Obstetrics. 23rd ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2010:chap 25.
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Elle Is Eating Praying & Loving Julia Roberts!
We all know September issues are a huge deal, but this year Elle readers get a treat – not just one editorial with covergirl Julia Roberts, but THREE!
Each featured editorial follows the inspirational themes of Julia Roberts' new film "Eat Pray Love". "Eat" shot by Tom Munro showcases a sultry Roberts in a series of beautiful black dresses. "Pray", the second editorial shot by Alexei Hay features Roberts in rich, colorful frocks. Lastly, Roberts is joined by costar Javier Bardem in "Love" shot by Carter Smith. Roberts dons multiple free-flowing hippie prints that are guaranteed to make readers believe that you can eat, pray, love, and live in style.
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Tina (Stoltz) Schauer, 91, a Portage County resident formerly of West Allis, died Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2000, at the Lutheran Home in Milwaukee.
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Insomniac34 ( ) Jan. 22, 2013 at 10:13am
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I think it's one per order, so if you want to use it again, you'll need to create a new order.
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Is Phil Moffett striking an FDA nerve in Kentucky!Submitted by LittleGuy on Sat, 03/26/2011 - 06:04
Do you need another good reason to support the Trevor Lyman "Nullify the FDA" money bomb in support of Phil Moffett for governor of Kentucky!
Headlines in today's Lexington Hearld Leader "news" paper are an indication that Phil Moffett's campaign for governor in Kentucky, the one calling for nullification, liberty, balanced budgets and constitutional government is obviously striking a nerve.
The article about Scott & Ginny Saville and the raid on their long time and well respected retail store, The Botany Bay, in Lexington is clearly more political than anything the police are alleging is illegal.
Scott & Ginny have been long time and generous supporters of the Liberty Movement, Ron Paul, Rand Paul and of course now Phil Moffett who is running for governor of Kentucky.
DP'ers, It's time to double down on supporting Phil Moffett for governor of Kentucky and supporting and spreading the word as far and wide as you can about the upcoming Phil Moffett "Nullify the FDA" money bomb! Attacking the LIBERTY of one is attacking the liberty of all. So any support for Scott and Ginny Saville and what they do to support the Liberty Movement can take the form of a generous donation to the Phil Moffett for governor campaign and your help in spreading the word!
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politics is despicable
The politics here in Kentucky is sinking to new lows.
Please contribute to Phil!
You're so right!
Here's my comments on the "news" article:
This is a fine example of just how deep and how smelly the political cesspool is in Kentucky and in the Kentucky "news" media. Just when one thinks the lowest rung on the ladder has been reached in political chicanery the Lexington Leader finds another one lower with a political hit piece like this one.
This only indicates that Phil Moffett has gained significant traction in the GOP primary election against the despicable Sen. David Williams, so heck lets do a political attack piece.
There is a very strong odor that the police raid on The Botany Bay store itself was a political statement and now John Cheves has been dispatched over 1 month after the raid to draw a bead on candidate Phil Moffett.
I'll be anxiously awaiting the results of the Lexington Leader's thorough search of all criminal records in Kentucky and beyond including (like Scott & Ginny Saville) those who have only been accused of criminal activity and cross referencing that with ALL candidates, especially Sen. David Williams, to see if there are any others who have supported candidates and either committed a crime or were simply accused of it.
Of course I'm sure you know I'll not be holding my breath waiting! And I'm now motivated to work overtime to help elect Phil Moffett.
How disgusting! And they call this "news"! Congratulations to the Lexington Leader for finding a new low in Kentucky politics!


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Ben Krokower
Ben is very interested in the role that technology plays in our educational system and in our lower-income and immigrant communities. He is a technology entrepreneur and the owner of Faster Campaigns and of Upwards Technologies, providing web site and database consulting for local non-profit and political organizations. He's worked with the Downtown Seattle Association and Pride Foundation among others. He previously worked as a Development Lead at Microsoft and also volunteered at 826 Seattle to help kids with their math and science homework. He is a graduate of Bates College.
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Longtime Seattleite, Beryl is a consultant, founder and President of Fernandes & Associates, Inc. an Urban Planning, Community Development and Performance Management firm. She has designed and managed large, complex, city-wide projects from the concept stage to successful decisions on urban infrastructure, planning, public policy and performance management. Her clients include cities, counties, states, utilities, school districts, ports and non-profit organizations. She has conducted research, lectured and worked nationally and internationally, was invited to brief Cabinet members in Washington D.C., to lecture at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, and to present a paper in Europe on the selective use of high-tech tools for community engagement.
Beryl emphasizes proactive, community-based, collaborative planning in introducing new technologies and digital infrastructure. Her planning and policy studies include the feasibility, ramifications and impacts of new urban infrastructure within a community's physical, socio-economic and cultural context. Her first computer programming job took her sailing the high seas, after which she served as senior policy advisor to the Snohomish County Council and Seattle City Council's Central Staff, as Regional Director for the Department of Ecology, and Executive Director of the Urban Resources Partnership, where she launched their matching grant fund, innovative environmental programs and multi-county partnerships. An avid distance cyclist and outdoorsperson, Beryl's volunteer activities include outdoor leadership for youth and women cancer survivors, academic and technology mentorship for students, and life mentorship for juvenile offenders and young single mothers.
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Daniel Hoang
Daniel is a Senior Associate at Point B, a management consulting firm with expertise in project & change management, marketing and communications. He has nearly a decade of consulting experience which includes six years serving the public sector. This included a project with the Washington State K-20 Education Network. Daniel previously worked at Hitachi Consulting and IntelliBridge Partners. He was an auditor/evaluator for the California Bureau of State Audits and also served on the City of Davis, CA citizen finance and budget commission. Daniel has a BA in Economics from University of Washington and has a master's degree in Public Policy from Pepperdine University. Daniel is a Greenwood resident.
He participates in CTTAB's work on open data, broadband adoption and digital inclusion, and in the broadband committee.
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Joneil Custodio
Joneil is an active Central District resident with a strong interest in civic engagement, open data, and digital equity. He volunteered on the 2014 CTTAB Technology Matching Fund grant review committee. Joneil enjoys working on large social issues that integrate solutions from the corporate, social, and government space. His work synthesizes his interests in storytelling, civic engagement and emerging technologies with his deep passion for creative collaboration. He's the founder of ThriveCentral, a youth-tech internship program, which operates in collaboration with Seattle University and Seattle Parks and Recreation. He currently works as a Business Program Manager for Microsoft and serves as a partner with the Social Venture Partners network.
Joneil received his B.A. in Operations & Information Systems and Computer Science from Gonzaga University ('96) and his Masters in Software Engineering from Seattle University ('04).
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Nourisha Wells
Nourisha is the Digital Manager for the Get Schooled Foundation, a national non-profit that promotes attendance, high school graduation and college preparedness. She has a variety of experience in social media, web interactive content development, television production, content management systems and public relations. Nourisha came to Seattle from Kansas City, MO. She was previously the Web Editor at Icom America in Bellevue and at the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences.
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Rob Dolin
Rob is in his second term and was elected by his peers to serve as the Chair of CTTAB for 2013. He previously led CTTAB's Public Engagement, Web, and Social Media Committee and set-up the @CTTAB twitter account. Rob also served on the Apps & Open Data Committee and assisted DoIT in the Boost Communities Online training for neighborhood grant recipients.
Rob works as a Senior Program Manager for the Microsoft Open Technologies team (http://www.MSOpenTech.com/). Prior to that, he worked on integrating social networking functionality from services like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn with Messenger and Skype, Hotmail and Outlook, Windows Phone, and Windows 8. Upon joining Microsoft, Rob worked on Microsoft Publisher where his areas of responsibility included accessibility and security features. He has additional experience as Online Editor of the Daily Illini. Rob has been active in the King County Democrats and has also coded a blog, calendar and volunteer tracking system for them. He holds a B.S. in Engineering and Graduate Certificate in User-Centered Design. Rob lives with his spouse and their rescued black lab in the Montlake neighborhood.
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Sarah Trowbridge
Sarah is passionate about ensuring today's youth are equipped with the technology and savvy needed to thrive in Seattle's tech-based economy. She is also excited about working to make the tech space more inclusive for all citizens of Seattle. She has a strong background in social and environmental justice initiatives throughout the country. Sarah has a variety of experience in creating digital and social strategies for start-ups, making documentaries and facilitating youth leadership workshops. Her volunteer experience includes working as a mentor for at-risk youth in the Seattle area, fundraising for non-profit organizations and consulting on the grant writing process for non-profits throughout the Northwest.
She is currently working as an online marketer for Genelex, a Seattle-based biotechnology and software company. Sarah has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies and Sociology from Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA. She lives in the Fremont neighborhood.
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Stacey Wedlake
Stacey has served two terms on CTTAB and is the chair of the Digital Inclusion Committee. She has assisted with the Technology Matching Fund, Get Online Campaign, Digital Inclusion Plan. She helped organize the 2013 WA State Digital Inclusion Summit with the Communities Connect Network and participates in the Seattle Channel Committee.
Stacey is a graduate student in the Public Administration and Library and Information Science programs at the UW and works as Research Assistant at the UW Information School. She brings experience in curriculum design and instruction for diverse community members. Stacey has been a a computer instructor at Seattle Central Community College and previously at the downtown YWCA WorkSource technology training center. Before moving to Seattle, she was a health promotion education volunteer for the US Peace Corps in Mongolia. Stacey is a Fremont resident.
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With nearly 2,000 comments appending his latest blog post, Roger Ebert must be enjoying the whirlwind of controversy he's created. Five years ago Ebert declared that video games are not art, sparking a flurry of rebuttals from game designers and journalists. Now he's elaborated with an article denigrating acclaimed video games like Braid and Flower, saying "video games can never be art" and stirring up nerd rage like never before.
Game designers and thinkers have responded. First, video game producer and designer Kellee Santiago, whose presentation on games as art inspired Ebert's response. Santiago says:
Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert weighs in:It doesn't seem that Ebert has played many, if any video games. And if that's the case, then his opinion on the subject isn't relevant anyways... it's time to move on from any need to be validated by old media enthusiasts. It's good for dinner-party discussion and entertaining as an intellectual exercise, but it's just not a serious debate anymore. As a rapidly growing medium, we game developers have so many other issues deserving of our attention.
Speaking as an erstwhile video game journalist and someone who believes that games deserve every bit as much of your adult consideration as any other craft, I agree with Ebert in that they are craft, not art.He's not saying that film is art, but that some film is art. Ok, I can believe, under his standards, that no game has reached the level of art, but to say they never will be art is naive and history will prove as such.
Although, he did say "no video gamer now living will survive long enough to experience the medium as an art form", so I guess that is his escape from the hammer of the future, but it can not excuse the fact that he's never played or tried to understand games at the same level that he does film. If he wants to continually bring this issue up, then he should at least become a quasi-expert in it first or at lease try to understand it.
A game is a goal that is framed with rules governing the means to achieve the goal. The artsiest game is no more artistic than basketball or chess. Even a well-made marble chess set is not art.
In the same way, a game with a really fun story crammed into it is not art. A game with awesome graphics is not art. Most disappointing is the critical treatment of games like Braid, which is Mario with some admittedly clever puzzle elements, which try to cram meaning into an otherwise meaningless game mechanic.
In the words of my favorite games journalist, any attempt to derive meaning from a game mechanic, no matter how clever, can never sound any sillier than the following:
The stomping of goombas represents the justification of violence in the pursuit of a goal," or "The repetition of the levels symbolizes the futility of life and history's tendency to repeat itself.
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By David
I think the "artsiest game is no more artistic than basketball or chess" concept kind of falls apart in this manner: perhaps not every chess game is art, but I would say that the person who invented chess was an artist. Wouldn't you?
Games may be no more than goals framed with rules, but in most cases, someone is thoughtfully taking the time to put all that together. I would call that someone an artist.
By Jeff
It's kinda frustrating seeing this story highlighted everywhere. I guess it's good for page clicks. Reading Ebert's posts on the subject, it's clear he's barely played any video games at all and never played any of the games he dismisses in the latest post. Why is it that Ebert gets to define a medium which he couldn't be more distant from?
Anyway, he doesn't give any definition of art, and there is no universal definition of art, so there's not much point thinking about it too hard. Art is something everyone defines for themselves.
I don't understand why everyone focuses on the "game" aspect of things. The modern video game is a perfectly legitimate medium for story-telling. Just like film, writing, theater, and song. Is the story of Bioshock diminished because it was told in a video game? Would it become art if it was told through film? Does it matter? It kicks ass regardless, and I'm very happy I experienced it. And at the end of the day, that's all I really care about. Ditto for Braid, and the other games Ebert can judge after seeing a minute long trailer.
By seanfish
I absolutely agree with Jeff here that we need to start with a definition of art before we can proceed somewhere, and Cole you don't provide one any more than Ebert does.
You base your authority on being a video game journalist - that's fine, but I don't see how that qualifies you as being an art critic or even a games critic necessarily.
I'm going to let costik of playthisthing.com speak on my behalf here. It's a bit TLDR but provides a lot more scope than discussion than "games ain't art".
By Peanut
As a 25 year old who has been playing video games since I was 5, I can quite confidently say (and I think I speak for most people here), that I have no idea who Roger Ebert is.
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i know right, i was like "whose this fool."
By Sumit Agarwal
Jeebus, what in the hell is wrong with writers, both on the games side and the anti-games side, who can't for the life of them differentiate between form and content?
You say: "A game is a goal that is framed with rules governing the means to achieve the goal. The artsiest game is no more artistic than basketball or chess."
I say: "A film is a series of frames of celluloid advancing at a fixed rate, often with accompanying sound. The artsiest film is no more artistic than a crosswalk signal or an airport flight status board."
THE FORM IS THE FORM AND NOT AN EVALUATION OF THE CONTENT. A firework is not art. A firework wielded by Cai Guo-Qiang is. A shark is not art. A shark preserved by Damien Hirst is.
It's not the form, it's the person who is using it that defines whether or not something becomes art. It is the emotive, intellectual, or provocative response it produces in those who experience it.
And there is no reason to believe that a human who plays a series of frames at a fixed rate would be any more (or less) effective at producing an emotive or intellectual response than a human who creates a goal with rules governing the achievement of that goal.
By Jeremy
I agree with SumitAgarwal that there is a distinction that needs to be made between form and content. Most games contain some form of artwork, created by design artists. Does this mean the game itself is art, or simply that it contains art? The game itself therefore could be considered at the very least a framework for displaying art, among other things.
Is an art gallery itself considered art, as something else that contains and displays artwork? I feel that most would say no, that it is simply a framework for experiencing it. However, this in no way invalidates the quality of the artwork that the gallery contains.
Therefore, it could be concluded that a game, at minimum, contains art. Film also contains art. An opera also contains art.
At what point do these mediums not simply contain art but become art themselves? This, to me, seems like the crux of the argument.
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I have applied to the nursing program at WNC and was wondering if anyone else on here has applied and what there total points were. It's giving me such bad anxiety, all this waiting!!!
- 0May 29, '12 by vpuentesHey SLBlack, I'm applying with 16 points. I have an A grade in all of my prerequisites, and have completed all of the course work. The thing that's killing me is my 75 on the kaplan test and not being a resident. : ( I'm really curious as to how many points other people are applying with. If you have any information to share it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks- vpuentes
- 0Jun 3, '12 by SLBlackHey kfinley79, I had the same problem. I lost a point due to not having both sociology and psychology, I was thinking you had to only have one not both. The Kaplan was very difficult, it was very specific on the science portion.
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- 0Jun 5, '12 by lonelylistI have 17 points but I know of at least 4 people with 18 points.
From what I hear, if you have 18/19 points you're pretty much in but with 17 or less it's very iffy. Apparently there has been a huge influx of applications at WNC and it has become much more competitive in the last 2 years.
This was one reason they changed to the Kaplan entrance exam this year to help weed out applications.
- 0Jun 6, '12 by lonelylistYeah, I'm in the same boat.
Do you know of anyone who got 4 points on the kaplan? I was in the second to last class for taking the kaplan this year and I thought I heard Mo say that nobody had got 4 points on the Kaplan yet (one more class to go) but I may have misheard.
I should of had 18 points but I flopped on the writing section of the Kaplan but did really well on the rest of the sections.
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I haven't heard you mention another possible condition that would prevent signing a log. This condition happens fairly frequently here in the Pacific Northwest. There have been numerous times when the cache log sheet has turned into an amorphous blob of pulp and it is impossible to write on it. Usually in such cases, I will attempt to insert some more paper in the cache that is dry and can be signed, but sometimes that just isn't possible. I usually go ahead and log a find on the cache in such cases, even though I haven't left anything that proves my find. I've never had a cache owner complain about claiming a find under these circumstances (probably due to their guilt-pangs from not maintaining their caches well enough).
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Very cool to carry his iPad with him albeit a bit risky for the price of an iPad. I ride with much more expensive technology while I pedal my bike. - Sonny you should enjoy this being another ham - I am pedaling my recumbent tricycle while making contacts across North America during the North American QSO Party - lots of great map graphics
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We opened one recently but could not sign the log as it was too damp (container was one of the disposable lunch tubs)- we did use some napkins to try and dry things off but sometimes that isn't enough. So we took a pic of the log and cache with our GPS and a paper note of ours and mentioned it in the online cache log as well as marking it that it needs maintenance. We found another wet cache that day and it had mold on the log and container. This log we signed but just barely. We also marked that this needs maintenance. We sent the cache owner a message and let him know we could send a picture of the moldy cache.
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• June 10, 5 p.m. — Lei draping of King Kamehameha Statue in Hilo Bayfront Park by royal societies and the Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association.
• June 11, 10 a.m.-all day — Kamehameha Festival at Moku Ola in Hilo. A daylong celebration (pictured, right) on the small island park in Hilo Bay, featuring hula and live music, cultural demonstrations, food booths and Hawaii-made arts and crafts booths. Click here for more info.
• June 11, 8 a.m.-all day – North Kohala King Kamehameha Day celebration and parade. The Big Island region that is Kamehameha the Great's birthplace celebrates with a blessing and lei draping of its statue of the king (pictured, below), chant and hula. A floral parade through Hawi and Kapaau, beginning at 9 a.m., ends at Kamehameha Park, where a daylong celebration will feature hula and musical entertainment, food booths, craft demonstrations and artist booths. Click here for more info.
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