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INSIDE\WITHIN is a constantly updating web archive devoted to physically exploring the creative spaces of Chicago's emerging and established artists.
inside studio ›› within process
photos by ashleigh dye \ words by kate sierzputowski
Stitching together wooden slats inspired by photographed fabric, Dan creates mobile sculptures—objects that stray from their material's restrictions. Through Photoshop Dan manipulates his sources, accepting the computer-aided gestures and errors that produce another dimension for his photographic sculptures.
Allison arranges her sculptures in the same way an author would a paragraph, grouping works into phrases, removing objects for pause. Together the sculptures balance each other within small families, playing out a tensioned existence that works amongst each of their collected parts. Separately the works exist as minimal objects, but gain momentum when combined with others formed within the same clause.
Working meticulously from drawing to model to sculpture, Diane creates objects that are imminently sturdy in both design and function. Leaving no detail unaddressed, works appear as comprehensive plans for future cities, with architecture forming one of Diane's key inspirations. Although typically sparked by an item of clothing, the literal source immediately leaves Diane's mind once pencil is to paper, letting the sculpture exist beyond the nomenclature of both architecture and fashion.
Chris's studio is interrupted by a large reflective orb, a sculpture that exists as both present and absent. Absence is often an area of interest for Chris—mining images that have been purposefully deleted or encrypted. Through this digital ritual Chris explores the corruption and failures that surface through bringing back an image that has already been lost.
The silent auction will feature essential works by featured artists: Alberto Aguilar, Claire Ashley, Tony Balko, Leslie Baum, Sarah and Joseph Belknap, Samantha Bittman, Robert Burnier, Alex Chitty, Paul Erschen, Assaf Evron, Eric Fleischauer, Max Garett, Danny Giles, Karolina Gnatowski, Andy Hall, Clay Hickson, Cody Hudson, Richard Hull, Steven Husby, Kirsten Leenaars, Sofia Leiby, Sarah Leitten ,Ben Marcus, Jeroen Nelemans, Meg T Noe, Heidi Norton, Betsy Odom, Sabina Ott, Melanie Pankau, Josh Reames, Renee Robbins, Joseph Rynkiewicz, Alfredo Salazar-Caro, Adam Scott, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Deb Sokolow, Edra Soto, Alex Tam, and Vincent Uribe
Smattered with objects Maddie has stolen from various chain retail locations, her studio exists as a gathering place for her girly aesthetic. Gold flowers and doodled hearts cover her foam core pieces, works not focused on precise production but rather how that lack of perfection is perceived. Often incorporating correspondence into projects, Maddie explores others' value systems— whether institutional or tied to one's obsession with frivolous accessories.
Ivan's studio houses eyes, faces, and limbs roughly cut without attention to exact detail. The parts, culled from vintage and contemporary gay pornography serve as bookmarks to the pornography's history while also imitating similar shapes of Mexican milagros. With a background in experimental film Ivan has moved towards physically editing his work, creating animations that appear computer-edited rather than produced entirely by hand.
Phyllis's studio in her Greektown loft appears as a collage itself, filled with drawers and portfolios that contain the scraps and images that she layers onto her complex works. Phyllis's pieces have the quality of a collected chaos, abstracted narratives of fairytales and erotic encounters weaved throughout her large-scale pieces.
Chad's studio shares the same space as The Post Family, a studio he co-founded that encompasses projects ranging from curatorial to woodworking. His personal practice is one that has stemmed out of his design background, collages imitating the same principals as jazz. Chad's process involves carefully selecting the right composition of specified shapes and colors, rearranging their display over and over to create simple, yet eye-catching arrangements.
McArthur works with relics of his past, placing tiled autobiographical documents into his paintings. Within his DNA Studies series McArthur focused on the individuals that comprised his address book, while his new series, Haints, points to his Mississippi past and Southern upbringing. Forced to be left-handed as a child, McArthur has long embraced using both hands, keeping both sharp to ensure lack of fatigue during his labor-intensive process.
Richard's studio is in the front room of his home, walking past several of his crayon-drawings before you enter his private space. Working in both crayon and oil, Richard creates looping works that evoke the sense of a dividing cellular organism, tricking the eye as to the interior and exterior each shape. Richard's titles are often inspired by poems, their title exposing the interiority of his thought process during the work's creation.
Experimenting with an array of materials, Dana produces cut backdrops for her short videos and animations, light filtering through the slots that she gracefully removes from the dark fabric. Producing sets within her studio and on-location, Dana creates videos that are both planned out and happened upon, a filmatic spontaneity incorporating nature and its poetic slowness. Dana's practice is just as broad as the subjects she focuses, leaving open the ability for shifting light and attitude within her work.
Previously focusing on the subject of escapism, Josh has recently moved away from escapist imagery, instead focusing on the removal of hierarchy from his compositions. Josh creates the illusion of depth within his work by heavily incorporating textured paper and shadowed objects, such as emojis. By placing the modern day hieroglyphics into his painted works, Josh creates a universal language of objects that exudes a dry sense of humor.
Alex's studio space is a culmination base camp, a bright studio where her many materials finally merge together. Although previously focused on scanner distortions, Alex has incorporated shelving-based installations through a similar method of additive information. Transitioning back and forth between the design of both the shelves and the objects they hold, Alex forms cohesive arrangements that distort the viewer's observations of personal narrative.
Once obsessed with limiting the connections between his paintings and graphic design, Cody has recently migrated to an acceptance of their related imagery, allowing his painting to become more planned. Cody continues to produce graphic design work for his company Struggle Inc., while also focusing further into the overlapping influence of cut paper collages within his large metal sculptures and paintings.
Geoffrey creates paintings based on a grid, forcing the eye to twirl and race off the edge of his pieces through cyclical marks based in bright, eye-pounding shades. Spending almost as much time on the title as the actual piece, Geoffrey creates controversial text dripping in sleaze and wit which encourages the audience to penetrate his mind during the paintings' elongated conception.
Alfredo's virtual reality constructions delve into the exploration of both digital portraiture and architecture, creating online spaces for our society's structures and those who inhabit them. Producing digital models of the exhibitions he participates in, Alfredo ensures the shows live forever, outrunning the restrictions of fixed physical spaces.
Deb works with the mysteries weaved into her own life, the bizarre misalignments that others might overlook. Fact informs fiction, mixing the two elements into a strange connection that cannot be untangled. Deb's sunny studio in the far West Loop provides a perfect location for her endless people-gazing, large windows providing the vantage point for the train tracks and travelers who traverse on them below.
Tony's work flashes, pulsates, and confuses, whether in person at one of his performances, or while watching a video of his on screen. Influenced by music like krautrock, Tony creates looping videos that seem to stretch time, placing you inside a moment for far longer than you feel comfortable. With a studio located both inside and on the back porch of his Pilsen home, Tony has space to edit his psychedelic video creations as well as build his recent triangular, cubed, and circular disco balls.
Betsy's studio is located in Andersonville, a space filled with materials from giant chunks of cork to freshly sewn leather. Betsy's practice spins masculine materials into feminized works, decorating hides with floral patterns and placing the practice of sport into objects that seduce the viewer into the desire to touch, hold, and feel.
Max shares a studio with several other artists, his own space located directly within the center. His sculptures stand erect around his workspace, a small army protecting his casting process inside. As a replicator for the Field Museum, Max allows his job to largely influence the materials and processes he uses within his private practice.
Heidi uses glass, wax and resin to encase plants, often giving her pieces the appearance of microscopic slides or photographic wet plates. Once worried about the inevitable death that would consume her plant-driven pieces, Heidi has since let go of her grasp on the plants' continuous existence. The darkening of leaves and decay of root systems is now an accepted force, gradually altering the aesthetic appeal of her nature-based work through its own sculptural life cycle.
Robert creates work that forces him through a journey of material, physically recreating images originally formed on the computer with aluminum. Working with and against the strict form, Robert creates objects with emphasis on the fold, a sculptural map of his physical process.
Paul's studio is filled with the remains of years of sifting through the city for discarded objects, pieces dually considered memory-laden and easily forgotten. Stacked high in blue tubs, the findings are organized as neatly as the many molds for his castings, delicate drawings grace the side of each to distinguish which casting is their match. Through collections Paul has explored the throwaways of Chicago's inhabitants, creating narrative exhibitions he purposefully leaves incomplete.
Kate's studio is large and open, objects and paintings clinging to the walls and floor in an array of completion. Often requested to make larger sculptural objects for shows, Kate places her own items inside, giving personal objects a newly enshrined existence.
Adam's studio takes up the majority of his rehabbed Wicker Park home's basement, stacks of paintings and carefully curated collages scattering the bright space. Addressing American paranoia through thickly poured paint, Adam warps imagery that dually seduces and repulses his audience.
Claire's studio is located behind her Oak Park home, a space often too small for her large, inflatable creations that tend to spill out into her backyard between plots of tulips. Like the flowers speckling her yard—vibrant yellows, pinks and blues splatter her amorphous objects inciting the innate desire for touch and play.
Eric places his work in two realms—moving and still images accessed both online and in person. Intrigued by dying and dead media, he plays with the non-literal use of past media objects and meshes old forms of media production with the new.
Kirsten is a Dutch artist whose minimal and open studio is found within her home on the north end of Humboldt Park. Crafting childlike sets, Kirsten creates spaces where her participants often play themselves in collaborative narratives.
Assaf is an Israeli artist and former photojournalist who traded his motorcycle for an art practice. Assaf's studio is located in the Hyde Park Art Center, a large second floor studio packed with sculptures layered from door to window, a byproduct of his recent move from 2D to 3D.
Leslie's studio is a storefront in Logan Square, a vast white space and former bodega a 1/2 block from her home. Utilizing all surfaces including the floor, Leslie works on several pieces at once to feed the many heads of her Hydra-like practice.
Melanie's studio overlooks the skyline, a bright loft divided between her and her husband. Strands of tape litter one wall, pickings of her purposeful procedures in line and geometric form. Focusing intently on palette and drawings, Melanie's paintings go through several preliminary rounds before finally ending on a finished product.
Jeroen's studio in the West Loop is tucked in the same space as ASPECT/RATIO, his husband's video art gallery. As a Dutch artist Jeroen is obsessed with light, using his work to pick apart its use in lasers, classic paintings and the digital image.
Andy's studio resides in the basement of his Bucktown home, a floor below his family who frequently visit his space. Dedicating time to fully exploring a variety of materials, Andy consciously combines the ageless with the new to create varying materialistic depths in his sculptural pieces.
Sofia's studio is within her Logan Square home, just beyond a make-shift wall that physically separates her studio from her bed. Casually entering and exiting the room's divide, Sofia focuses on her painting practice which has increasingly begun to lean toward the personal.
Danny works from the home studio he shares with his partner in Rogers Park, a zen-filled apartment with lightly-colored walls and plush floor cushions. Creating work from florescent lengths of synthetic hair, Danny stretches the material's ability to point both away and towards the human body.
Meg recently graduated from Columbia College and moved into a minimalistic studio she shares with three others in Pilsen. Picking through cemetery refuse, Meg satiates her necromantic obsessions while dually finding inspiration for her digital and film photography.
Alex is a recent graduate of Columbia College Chicago, and founder of South of the Tracks, a project he curates out of his studio space in Garfield Park. Alex focuses on creating image with more than the traditional modes of photography—focusing on the experiential rather than latent image.
Ben is an artist and DJ living in Humboldt Park—the same home he first began hosting parties adorned by the colorful objects that now live within the realm of Total Therapy hosted at Berlin Nightclub. Ben curates late-night experiences, creating environments both visually and audibly.
Edra is a conceptual artist working out of her home in Garfield Park surrounded by two dogs, several masks and an array of work that her and her husband have collected over the years. It was this collection that was a major piece of inspiration for The Franklin, an exhibition space and free-standing structure existing just behind their home.
Samantha has traditionally created weavings and paintings out of her West Loop studio, but has recently moved her practice to incorporate small, unfixed tiles. The tiles remain separate, coming together to create site-specific patterns originally inspired by the weavings that she still creates on her in-studio loom.
Steven is a painter and obsessive Tumblr curator living and working in Rogers Park. Through selective restriction, Steven produces meditative graphics with absolute precision.
Alberto uses found objects to construct sculptures—creating meaning between objects otherwise unnoticed. His studio, untied to the physical, exists within home, office, and transit.
Joseph is an archivist and sculptor who encourages his audience to participate further than a momentary observation of his work. From his studio in Garfield Park, Joseph subtly manipulates materials to share experiences that cannot necessarily be seen.
Renee generates minute and magnificently detailed lifeforms in her home and studio a short walk from the California Blue Line. By exploring both the macro and micro, she creates hybrid environments not found in the world or known cosmos.
Karolina currently works out of a second floor studio in Garfield Park, but her beadwork, weavings and sculptures exist somewhere in the 1990s. With influences ranging from Led Zeppelin to horror films, Karolina seeks to expose the drama that lies behind her taut textiles.
Surrounded by an extensive library, dog Alice, and endless cans of spray foam—Sabina creates sculptures from her studio just steps away from her home and exhibition space, Terrain.
Sarah and Joseph have created their own orbit at the far end of the pink line. Looping effortlessly back and forth between their Cicero home and studio located in the backyard, the couple balance their love for 1000-year-old skulls and 1,000,000-year-old meteorites.
Vincent is an artist, curator and director, balancing all three in his third floor gallery/apartment/studio in Wicker Park. Although Vincent's own practice took a back seat to LVL3 in the past, a recent jewelry inspiration draws his focus back to the studio.
Stephen Eichhorn's studio is on the second floor of his home in Ukrainian Village. Upstairs Stephen crafts collages that feature cacti, and sometimes cats. Downstairs Stephen's home features both.
Sarah is a comic artist, sculptor, musician and turtle owner living and making art in Humboldt Park. In addition to wood-burning, comic creation, and mud monster molding, Sarah also uses her studio for sleeping, spying on the neighbors and white magic.
Charlie pulls inspiration for his work from childhood pow wows, societal rituals and a lifetime of skateboarding. His delicately devised tribal universe can be found in his studio and gallery, The Peanut Gallery, in Humboldt Park.
Clay gave us a tour of his studio and home in Pilsen. It used to be a funeral parlor, but is now home to a live man, Risograph and three-legged dog.


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How many articles have you got published for the FrontPage?
I see it looks okay with two columns?
Hello everyone,
I'm having a problem with a menu item not displaying properly and I'm hoping somebody here might be able to help me
It's set to be a category blog layout, with 0 Leading articles, 10 Intro articles, 2 columns and 0 links.
It is also set to go across for the multi column order.
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I assumed it was a problem with the menu, so I created a new menu item and it did exactly the same thing.
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How many articles have you got published for the FrontPage?
I see it looks okay with two columns?
The frontpage is working fine, displaying as it should with 8 items.
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Maybe try adding more articles, theres only 5 there at the moment.. maybe theres not enough currently published for the layout to kick in?
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.- The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has joined a coalition of religious groups and refugee advocates in calling on Congress to address flawed provisions in national security laws that have blocked thousands of vulnerable refugees, freedom fighters, and victims of oppressive regimes from entering the United States.
Members of the coalition proposed an effective legislative response during a press conference this morning.
The coalition argues that the Patriot Act and REAL ID Act include provisions that may deny asylum, refugee resettlement, and legal status adjustment to anyone who has provided "material support" — even under threat of death — to a terrorist organization.
No exception is provided for victims who have been forced under extreme duress to provide a meal to warlords, pay ransom to guerillas to secure their freedom, or other coerced forms of support, the coalition said in a press release.
Furthermore, terrorist organizations are so broadly defined under the law so as to include the actions of groups who fought alongside U.S. troops in Vietnam and in Iraq, the coalition pointed out.
The coalition claims the Bush administration has failed to adequately address the issue.
"While limited waivers for some groups have recently been issued, a piecemeal response is insufficient and still continues to deny protection to victims of terrorist organizations officially labeled a threat by the U.S. Secretary of State," the press release said.
"Individuals and groups from across the political spectrum agree this 'material support' policy needs major revision so that bona fide refugees and asylum seekers are not unjustly denied protection," said Kevin Appleby, director of the Office of Migration and Refugee Policy at the USCCB.
"National security laws should make reasonable distinctions between those who are a real danger to our country, and those innocent refugees who need our protection and can also provide benefits to our society," he said.
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Definitions for festoonfɛˈstun
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word festoon
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
a string or chain of flowers, foliage, ribbon, etc., suspended in a curve between two points.
a decorative representation of this, as in architectural work or on pottery.
(v.t.)to adorn with or as if with festoons:
to festoon a hall.
to form into graceful curves or loops:
to festoon curtains.
to connect by festoons.
Origin of festoon:
1670–80; < F feston < It festone decoration for a feast, der. of festafeast
Princeton's WordNet
a curtain of fabric draped and bound at intervals to form graceful curves
an embellishment consisting of a decorative representation of a string of flowers suspended between two points; used on pottery or in architectural work
festoon, festoonery(verb)
flower chains suspended in curves between points as a decoration
decorate with strings of flowers
"The public buildings were festooned for the holiday"
An ornament such as a garland or chain which hangs loosely from two tacked spots.
A bas-relief, painting, or structural motif resembling such an ornament.
A raised cable with light globes attached.
A cloud on Jupiter that hangs out of its home belt or zone into an adjacent area forming a curved finger-like image or a complete loop back to its home belt or zone.
Any of a series of wrinkles on the backs of some ticks.
To hang ornaments, such as garlands or chains, which hang loosely from two tacked spots.
To make festoons.
To decorate or bedeck abundantly.
Origin: From feston
Webster Dictionary
a garland or wreath hanging in a depending curve, used in decoration for festivals, etc.; anything arranged in this way
a carved ornament consisting of flowers, and leaves, intermixed or twisted together, wound with a ribbon, and hanging or depending in a natural curve. See Illust. of Bucranium
to form in festoons, or to adorn with festoons
A Festoon, is a wreath or garland, and in architecture typically a carved ornament depicting conventional arrangement of flowers, foliage or fruit bound together and suspended by ribbons. The motif is sometimes known as a swag when depicting fabric or linen.
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Happy 43rd Birthday, Mino!
A big news on your birthday. Your book, "Radical Oral History" was used to make a college entrance exam for Shizuoka University of Art and Culture!! I found out about this when I was asked for a permission to have that question in the exam in the database. Irumi and I are talking "Mino must be laughing out loud!" We will see what type of question they made out of your book.
On July 4th, when we went to watch the fireworks for the Independence Day, Nicole noticed it was a half moon. "Mom, Uncle Mino is half awake!" Even if she was born after you passed away, it seems that she is thinking about you very often. On the other day, I was knitting a cardigan. It looks small, so she wanted it for herself, so I said "If it came out too small for me, it will be yours." She opened her arms, reached out to the sky, said "Uncle Mino! Please let it be mine!" Then, she said to me "You know, Uncle Mino controls the universe." with a big smile. When I suspect she is lying, I ask if she can swear to Uncle Mino. She raises her hand "I swear to Uncle Mino." I often say to kids, "Even if no one seems to watch you, Uncle Mino is always watching you. Don't you dare do something that makes him disappointed. "
By the way, kids seem to behave so much better when I am not there. It is so not fair. They are devils in the house! I received a biggest compliment about Kyle in my life from other parent this morning. I could not believe she was actually talking about him!!
This summer, again, is filled with soccer and swimming in July. In August, we will go to Japan. They all are looking forward to eating their favorite Japanese foods. We all will visit your grave in Niigata. I wonder if Kyle says "This is merely for the self-satisfaction of the living." at your grave, just like you did to our ancestor's grave when you were at Kyle's age.
I will write to you again. Happy Birthday, Mino. I am so glad that you were born as my little brother.


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Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Christmas runs from November 9 to January 4, 2014 and features an award winning light display that will put you in the holiday spirit.
SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)-- Christmas is a long ways off but Dollywood isn't wasting any time getting ready for the most magical time of year.
Toby Wagner, Special Events director at Dollywood said "There's 4 million lights throughout the whole park so it takes a lot of time to get them all up."
Not only do they have millions of lights to put up-- there's a special technique to make the lights look perfect.
"All the lights go up and face the same direction which takes a lot of staples and work but it's worth it when they light up the park." said Toby
In fact, all the hard work has paid off over the years because they have won for the 6th year in a row the Golden Ticket Award.
Wes Ramey of Dollywood said "It's like the Oscars for the amusement park industry and a huge honor to be named the Best Christmas Event in the world again."
Along with the lights there will be plenty of shows to enjoy including a never-before-seen performance of A Christmas Carol.
For the first time ever in theme park history, cutting-edge holographic technology brings Dolly to the stage in a very special role as the Ghost of Christmas Past in this heartwarming musical that follows the inspiring and powerful transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge.
Here's what else you'll find at Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Christmas:
Carol of the Trees-- Each night thousands of lights synchronize with holiday music to transform our Rivertown Lake into a "seasonal symphony for the senses."
Christmas in the Smokies-- Dollywood's musical Christmas tradition features a 12-member cast performing hometown holiday favorites that celebrate the joy of the season.
Christmas with the Kingdom Heirs-- Celebrate a Southern gospel Christmas as the award-winning Kingdom Heirs keep your spirits high with your favorite Christmas hymns and songs in beautiful four-part harmony.
'Twas the Night Before Christmas-- A family finds its own Christmas miracle with the help of a mysterious, white-bearded stranger in this delightful musical featuring a 12-member cast and a four-piece band.
O' Holy Night-- A little girl looks for an angel; three shepherds follow a star. They all find their way to the heart of "The Christmas Story."
Appalachian Christmas-- Celebrate an acoustic Christmas at the Back Porch Theater with Appalachian Christmas. Let the beautiful sound of the music take you back to a simpler time.
Kringle Kids Shopping Mall-- Visit Santa's Workshop where you'll find Kringle Kids Shopping Mall. It's the hub of activity during Smoky Mountain Christmas. Little ones can participate in cookie decorating and ornament making (additional fees apply). These handmade items make beautiful gifts from the little ones, too. While you're there, visit with Santa who is on hand to hear the Christmas wishes of every girl and boy.
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New Real Estate Partnership Focuses On Providing $200 Million Annual Mezzanine Financing
IRVING, Texas, Feb. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Urban Triangle Regional Center (TUTRC) announced a partnership today with TDI – a national multi-family developer based in Irving, Texas. The TDI team has developed or acquired more than 300 multi-family projects nationwide and brings a reputation for developing high-quality, class A apartment communities.
TUTRC holds a regional center designation from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) that encompasses 40 counties in Texas stretching from Dallas-Fort Worth to Houston, San Antonio and Austin. This area accounts for most of the major population centers in the state and gives the TUTRC broad reach in Texas' commercial development sector.
Within the TUTRC geographic area, real estate developers may utilize EB-5 foreign investment financing. Under the US EB-5 program, qualified foreign investors may obtain a provisional green card to relocate to the United States by investing $500,000 in Targeted Employment Areas into a project that creates at least 10 jobs (direct, indirect or induced) per investor. This job creation program allows the investor's provisional green card to become permanent after two years when the USCIS verifies that the promised jobs were actually created. Because mezzanine borrowing interest rates for the developer are lower than conventional market rates, the EB-5 program is attractive for both the investor and the developer.
TUTRC performs its capital raises though affiliated companies. TUTRC is currently working on projects with over $100 million in EB-5 capital raise.TUTRC is providing the mechanism to raise capital for developers through TUTRC's affiliated pooling entity as well. EB-5 financing works well in qualified development projects seeking approximately $15-100 million in mezzanine financing. "Development projects can come from virtually any use sector because the necessary EB-5 jobs are created from the expenditure of construction costs," said Bobby Page, Managing Partner of TDI. "This gives the company tremendous flexibility in offering EB-5 capital to developers."
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Reinforced behavioral variability in humans
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Bizo, L & Doolan, K 2013, 'Reinforced behavioral variability in humans', The Psychological Record, vol. 63, no. 4, pp. 725-734.
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Grey's Anatomy Round Table: "Stairway to Heaven"by Steve Marsi at . Comments
While fans gather in our Stairway to Heaven" Round Table include Meredith's morbid decision, the possible departure of Denny, some terrific acting efforts, and George's continued absence ...
1. Meredith attending the lethal injection: Creepy or compassionate?
McCritic: Creepy. Whether or not you believe in the death penalty, actually attending such an event - for someone you've known for mere days - goes beyond dark and twisty, Mer.
missingBurke: Creepy, although everything happens for a reason. Maybe it took this to get Cristina and Meredith on speaking terms again, in which case it would be worth it.
iheartizzie: Creepy. One wonders why Meredith would possibly take him up on that offer. The girl is a glutton for emotional punishment. Thank goodness she has Derek now.
2. Is Denny finally gone?!?
iheartizzie: We pretty much know that he's not, since they tell us these things in advance now. Months in advance. I think my greatest problem with this story (besides it making no sense) is how blatantly they try to string it along. I must say, though, that Katherine Heigl and Jeffrey Dean Morgan have great chemistry. Maybe they should co-star in a Ghost remake.
McCritic: I can't even think about that question at the moment. Izzie is sick?!? I totally didn't see that coming!
missingBurke: Not according to some of the Grey's Anatomy spoilers we've read. Sounds like Denny will remain by Izzie's side as she goes through her ailment.3. Better performance: Chandra Wilson or Samantha Mathis (Jackson's mother)?
missingBurke: Gotta be a tie. Both those actresses can turn on the water works with the best of them!
McCritic: Chandra Wilson. Mathis was great, but Dr. Bailey went through a range of emotions this week, from angry to confused to sorrowful and everything in between. Hand her an Emmy!
iheartizzie: Chandra. She's awesome. Wilson and Sandra Oh are the show's glue, and deserve their perennial Emmy consideration. Mathis' role deserves praise, though - a recurring character that the show didn't run out of town under controversial circumstances. What a feat!
4. Lexie Grey: Great girlfriend or the greatest girlfriend?
McCritic: Just a great girlfriend. While her concern over Mark was adorable, let's remember she did still break his penis. Ouch!
iheartizzie: The best. Girlfriends show up and strip for you, asking you to "teach" them. But cuddling up to Mark like that in his time of need? After breaking the very thing that makes Mark Sloan Mark Sloan? That's what keepers do.
missingBurke: I still like Mark and Callie better in terms of chemistry and overall interaction, but Lexipedia is growing on me a little each week, I must admit!
5. Got any words for George O'Malley?
iheartizzie: Bet you wish you'd taken that transfer to Mercy West right now, eh?
missingBurke: Hang in there, buddy. If characters keep dropping out of the show at this rate, there's gotta be a storyline for you at some point.
McCritic: Are you angry that Izzie keeps talking about her love for Denny? I thought she told you that you were her soulmate!
A reminder to call the Missing Persons Hotline if you see this man.
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Meredith honoring her dying patient's last wish was right in character. 'Atta girl: Meredith never takes the easy way out. But she always, always, somehow shows us moral-compass-true-North.. (At least that's my feeling--) Because of
1.) Bailey's 'crossing the line', Meredith's crossing the line was minimized..
And because of
2.) Derek's mother's approval of Meredith- predicated on Meredith's compassion for her death-row patient, on her ability to appreciate the GRAYS in life (uh.. pun accidental)).. the story-line supported Meredith all the way. It's satisfying to see Cristina playing the loving, womanly, empathic role in a developing relationship with a man.
This doctor is hurt and vulnerable in ways that do not diminish Cristina's respect for him, either as a man or as a doctor. They are both worthy of mutual respect. And both profoundly complicated. It will be fun to see their intimacy deepen. The rest was, as usual, fluffy fun :-)
Meredith is Meredith. She's broken. Derek knows that. Derek also knows that his mother approves of her because she's dark and broken. I think that now that he has his mother's approval, he is going to try to be more understanding of Meredith.
Meredith going to the execution was painful, but I think it was nice of her to be there for him. Yes, he is a horrible serial killer, but underneath that, he is still human. He can still be scared. Seeing a familiar face was good for him, although it was painful for Meredith.
I want the Izzy/Denny thing to go away. I love Izzy with Alex. And I'm confused. How is she sick? I don't want her to die!
Its pathetic what they are doing with George. At least write him out with some dignity if they don't have room for him. They keep introducing new characters, and its pushing him out. Not cool. Sadie, that pediatric surgeon lady, and Dr. Army guy are all taking up too much time on the show, and its not cool.
LovetheRain: I know EXACTLY what you're talking about. Emily died and Nikolas thought he kept seeing her. And they did stuff similar to what Izzie and Denny have been doing, correct? My mom is a huge GH fan. Marie: Are those scenes still up? I want to see them.
I think was a little bit creepy and compasive at the same time.
I like how Dereck didn´t leave Meredith when disaproved her decission and even helped her, very different than the past.
I didn´t understand very well.. Did Meredith told him something like She wanted to show him she was compasive or not?
Could someone traslate me that part pls?
On the other hand, I´m very happy Cristina and Meredith are going to be good friends again.
I miss George!!!!!!!
Gosh, isn't Izzy dead? Weren't those her organs used for the little boy? Denny came FOR her...he came to escort her out of this world, that's what I think happened.
Mark and Lexie are incest and so so wrong. They make me barf. What they are doing to George is anything but funny. You should be criticizing it, not laughing at it. Poor TR gets no respect from the show or the critics. Hey at least we the fans love him.
Seems to me that ABC is trying to take the Eli Stone storyline and transfer it to Izzy's storyline. I absolutely loved Eli Stone and am sorry that the show was pulled. I think they could come up with something new here...i used to really like Izzy but now see her as weak. We are all damaged in some way or another but weakness was not a part of Izzy's personality.
Well last week, two of George scenes were in the ABC recap. They had one with George seeing Izzie talk to herself, and since that was one of the ABC game question and nobody saw Izzie talk to herself and it was in the recap. The recap also had Lexie telling George to rent her room. None of those scenes aired, so it is clear they got cut. And yeah I thought the mods here loved George, so enough with the stupid jokes. I don't find it funny that a great actor is getting treated that way.
I would just like to point out that the whole storyline with Izzie seeing Denny because she has a brain thing (or whatever the crappity crap they're trying to peddle as a justification for that...) was already done, 2 years ago on General Hospital. One of the guys on the show had a tumor and started seeing his dead girlfriend as a result, and in the end he had to choose to keep the tumor and die (but still see said dead gf) or have it removed and never see her again. Now, I'm not a big believer in rating shows as being better or worse based on genre, but GH actually had people go to the moon in the 1970s. The moon. Is that really where we want our show to end up?
So, I hear George is actually in some scenes but they cut them out. So I was just curious...how do we know said scenes exist?


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It doesn't help matters that the characters are pursued by a local sheriff resembling the bastard hybrid of Yosemite Sam and the late Brion James ("Yew have been a paaaaiiin in this town's aaassss since yew were tay-un," he sneers to Jeff). None of the leads is even all that sympathetic; only Kim comes off as likable, and that may depend on one's tolerance for spooky goth girls. The film is undeniably unique in today's teen-suspense climate, but it also brings to mind the far superior In the Mouth of Madness, a little-seen John Carpenter masterpiece scripted by New Line chief Michael DeLuca. It's not only a better horror head trip; it's also proof that studio chiefs aren't all dummies.
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