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What's a typical way to mike a singer (lead vocalist) for a studio recording? Reply: Get a CM-700 cardioid condenser mic or a large-diaphragm cardioid condenser mic of your choice. Place the mic at mouth height about 8 inches from the singer. Place a hoop-type pop filter between the singer and the mic. If the ceiling is low, nail a 3 ft x 3 ft piece of acoustic foam to the ceiling over the mic and singer. It's common to use a compressor on the lead vocal to reduce its dynamic range . That way, the vocal does not get too loud or too soft relative to the instruments. Another common signal processor for the lead vocal is a de-esser, or a multi-band compressor set to compress only the frequencies above about 5kHz. This reduces excess sibilance ("s" and "sh" sounds). ________________________________________________________ I am recording a vocal and acoustic guitar into a DAT recorder. Will I need two mics? Which mics sound best for this application? Reply: Here are some recommendations: Vocal: Crown CM-200A aiming up at your mouth about 2 inches away. Be sure to put the foam windscreen on the mic to reduce breath pops. If this sounds too bassy, roll off the excess bass with your mixer (if you're using one). Acoustic guitar: See the figure below. Try a Crown CM-700 aiming down at the spot midway between the sound hole and the point where the fingerboard joins the guitar body. If the guitar sounds too bassy, set the bass-tilt switch on the CM-700 to reduce the bass. Another option for the acoustic guitar is to use a good pickup, or use a Crown GLM-100 miniature omni mic taped near the sound hole. Turn down the excess bass with your mixer if you use this method. _________________________________________________________ I'm recording a singing guitarist into my computer. I have a CM-200A on the vocal and a CM-700 on the guitar. The singer's voice sounds okay when I monitor just the vocal mic, but it sounds filtered or phasey when I mix in the guitar mic. What's going on? Reply: The guitar mic is picking up some vocal leakage with a short delay. This causes phase interference (comb filtering or flanging) when the vocal mic and guitar mic are mixed to the same channel. To get the vocal track in phase with its leakage on the guitar track, I've found this helpful: 1. Mix the two tracks at equal vocal levels (that is turn up the guitar track until the vocal leakage is as loud as the vocal track). Other ways to reduce phase interference are: *Mike closer |


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Here is my latest go at the Chef Boyardee pizza kit. This time I tried to make it NY style. I added a bag of "pizza cheese" (mozzarella, provalone and romano) this time and spread the dough in flour and baked on a ungreased pan. Turned out great! I love the sauce!
I really love the sauce. i have a case at home right now. There are only two adjustments I make to this sauce. I thicken it, by way of paste or reducing on the stove top. Also, when the craving strikes, I press fresh garlic into the sauce.My fav recipe is STILL the english muffin mini-pizzas that used to be on the back of the cans.
Hello cheesy guy: What a great idea! Where can I buy a CASE of CB sauce?? I buy kit after kit just for the sauce!!!Do you have a favorite tomato paste? Mine is from "AMORE`". It is distributed in New Jersey from, Liberty Imports, Inc.It is in a tube, & is double-concentrated, and W-O-W what a flavor!!!The product is made from San Marzano tomatoes & made in Milan, Italy. I just buy it at the local supermarket in the Italian Sauce section. Thanks for the tasty tip...Suzannaha
Unless I'm mistaken I thought they sold Chef Boyardee pizza sauce in cans individually at most grocery stores. Is there a difference between that sauce and the sauce that comes as part of the Chef Boyardee pizza kits? I've always loved the sauces from those pizza kits. The pepperoni version tastes a little different from the version that comes in the cheese kits and both rock! I still remember the sausage version, and it was also a real treat.
I haven't seen the individual cans... well, yes I have. It was a big 15 ouncer. It was good too. And cheap. I know the sauce is a little different in the pepperoni kit, probably due to the pepperoni. I absolutely love it... I DO remember the sausage kit. It was great too! The cheese kit is a little bland for me, but I can work with it. It wouldn't surprise me if the sauce in the cheese kit is the same as the one they sell in the individual can. I glad you remended me of that. I need to go buy some. I can only find it at Super Target here in the Dallas area. I love this forum page. Whoever started this site is a genious!!!
Wow, my first post on the site deals with Chef Boyardee pizza sauce, but oh well. You can buy CBPS on Amazon.com at the price of $33.36 for a case of 12 - 15 oz. cans through Hometown Favorites.
Anyone remember the Chef Boyardee pizza kits? (NOT the frozen ones, if such a thing exists)I always remember that there was something distinctively delicious about the sauce... it always had a peppery or smoky bite. Any idea what that seasoning was? I'm sure the quality of Chef Boyardee is arguable, but that taste was great and I'd like to incorporate it in some real pizza recipes.Tim
TIMMUS: Good afternoon. I have a recipe for you that you are seeking. It is not well known, & very hard to find. I have not tried it as of yet but I will soon. People who have tried it have said that is very very close to the Chef Boyardee pizza sauce that they remember. COMES NOW:(1) 8, oz can of Hunts tomato sauce.1/2 tsp of dried oregano1/4 to 1/2 tsp. Natures Seasons (Can be found in spice section of your super market). Vary this seasoning to your taste. I hope you will find this recipe close enough to what you remember of Chef Boyardees Pizza sauce as others have. Good luck my friend & have a nice day. ~DINKS.
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We're mere minutes away from the Hall of Mess announcement, and according to online straw polls, no one's getting in except maybe Craig Biggio.
I've revised my ballot a bit, and since I'll have a vote someday, I figure mine is more relevant than most. Also, mine's better than everyone else's.
Barry Bonds
Roger Clemens
Craig Biggio
Tim Raines
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I wrote about my methodology here.
Again it's likely no one gets in today, but I'm cool with that. No inductions is never a bad thing for an institution whose exclusivity is highly touted.
Keep an eye on @elmaquino for the announcement of who gets in as well as all my other brilliant Hall babblings this morning.
UPDATE: Sure enough, no one got over 75%. Here are the results with rounded percentages. My picks are starred, and guys like bernie Williams who recieved less than five percent are eliminated from future contention and this list.
68% Craig Biggio*
68% Jack Morris
60% Jeff Bagwell*
57% Mike Piazza*
52% Tim Raines*
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38% Roger Clemens*
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The best way to see anywhere is to walk around it and hiking in Tortola is certainly no exception.
The island is a veritable hikers heaven ranging from the three trails in the Sage Mountain National Park, a favorite amongst experienced hikers, to the strolls through some of the beautiful villages and around the spectacular coast.
First of all, the high point, in more than one way, is the Sage Mountain National Park 92 acres of what is not officially rain forest (it has less than 100 inches of rain annually) but still has most of the characteristics you would expect in one.
The park is open on a daily basis, from dawn until dusk and admission is free and a single path leads to all three of the specially designated trails, which all interconnect. The first of these is the Tortola Rain Forest Trail a 20 minute one way walk of less than a mile, leading off from the parking lot.
This is a graveled and easy to walk trail, with signs identifying the various types of tree and a rain shelter if theres one of those sudden downpours you can get up here.
The second, and much more demanding, trail is known as the Henry Adams Loop Trail and will take between one and two hours. This trail starts along the Rain Forest Trail and wanders through the best preserved parts of the primeval forest. This is quite a steep hike at times and, because of the rain up here, it can sometimes be rather slippery. Its worth it, though, taking you right up to the massive Bullet wood trees.
The Mahogany Forest Trail, about a 30 minute walk for most people, takes you to the highest point not only of the Sage National Park but also of the entire British Virgin Islands - at 1,780 feet. Unfortunately, the look out on the summit is very overgrown and you cant really appreciate the views but there are many other benefits to be had by experiencing these three very different hikes.
You can see many varied trees in the Park perhaps one of the most interesting is the Pitch Apple the leaves of which used to be used to make playing cards by the locals! Theres not too much wildlife, apart from lizards. The good news is that there are no poisonous snakes on Tortola. You might well glimpse killi-killis (American kestrels), pearl-eyed thrashers and, of course, the tortolas themselves the BVIs turtle doves.
There are many other delightful walks around Tortola that will help the holidaymaker to really appreciate the beauty of the island and the friendliness of the local population. The northern coast, with its miles of secluded white sand beaches and its bananas and mangos and groves of sea grapes and manchineel trees offers numerous possibilities of wandering aimlessly or hiking purposefully between the various places. My own special favorite walks, I think, are around Long Bay and Smugglers Cove; the views are simply stunning and you can fully appreciate the quality of the environment as you wander around.
It is this, perhaps, that makes hiking in Tortola so special. You can take yourself away from the beaches and just drink in the atmosphere of this Caribbean paradise by walking around its lanes and through its forests.
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Eating Disorder Sufferer says Mother doesn't understand how the sufferer feels.
The sufferer is right. I will never understand what someone with an eating disorder feels.
But I believe that it is possible that Anorexia is physiological in nature rather than pyschological. I believe the physical disease causes the depression and the poor decision-making because the brain is deprived of fat.
If this is true, why treat the psychological issues until the brain is healthy?
I watched for years while professionals inpatient and outpatient tried to heal my daughter with therapy and it didn't work.
Her medicine is food. Now she takes her medicine. But it took a battle to get to that point. She is a different person. She can think, make decisions, live independently, she is HAPPY and HEALTHY. She has lost good jobs, relationships and more, but of it all, her health and happiness are the most important. The rest she now has time for (while she is in Recovery) and will enjoy them, rather than just trying to hang on to them without real happiness.
All I am trying to say is that perhaps we humans have lost our instincts and try to think out things too much. Why try the most complicated of resolutions before you first try the basics?
Although some speak well of their therapists, I would suggest that this bond might be a little dangerous to recovery. Yes, you have so much in common, but what world do you want to live in? I have seen girls bond to the point of going home and coming back because the real world was too hard and the bond was a great escape. I believe that some of the therapists and Centers are just money-making machines and have over-complicated the situation. They turn people loose too soon (without a plan) and it sets some up for failure.
I am a simple person and by sharing my thoughts I hope that at least one person benefits in some way. Sufferers I don't know you, but am trying to get to know many of you. I do care for you because I care for anyone who is ill, whether it be an eating disorder or cancer or a broken leg.
I wish you only the best. I feel compassion for your families. I know more of what they are going through and perhaps it could be said that this is something you won't understand unless your daughter suffers from this disease, which I say, please no, no, no.
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Today (well, strictly speaking, tonight, and then very early tomorrow morning) marks two weeks of survival, learning, and growing.
As you already know, of course, I plan to be writing a lot about all of this, for myself, and my friends, and the rest of the world who happens to read this stuff. I wanted, though, to write at least a quick update.
First, I'm okay, and continue to be okay. All of the amazing support from my family, friends, and even people I used to just consider acquaintances, has propped me up in ways I never could have imagined. I have plans to make a "certificate of achievement" you will all be able to print out, to say thanks….
Next, I just want to say, I used to think "I have good days, and bad ones," was just a trite, media-driven catchphrase for craziness and pain. I've realized that, while it accidentally became that, it's so much truer than that. Like "One day at a time," and "Let go, let god" is for alcoholics, it's much more of a shared chorus, and a shared language, for all of us. It's true. I have good days, and bad ones. Luckily, mostly good.
I'm realizing how scared and concerned for me all of you are. I will be working much harder to separate my humor about this from my seriousness about this. I can't always make the difference clear, and you can't always tell. I'm apologize for that.
I've found a couple new choruses for myself, in strange places. First, from those of you who are familiar with Dr. Who, these two words played a significant role in the 50th Anniversary Special (which, yes, I'll freely admit made me cry by the end): "No more." Also, on that crying bit: Good on ya, Moffat. Asshole. (This is both true and humour. Heh.)
Also through Lifehacker, this article, which really works for me, right now, both with my "new brain", and would have appealed to my most recent brain: http://blogs.hbr.org/2013/12/if-youre-in-over-your-head-at-work-try-an-s-o-s/ As a guy who got saddled with ACRONYM for a handle, reusing the initialism SOS as a brain and stress-saver REALLY works for me…. If any of you are feeling stressed at work, or, really, in the rest of your world, I highly recommend you check that article out.
I'm also having a lot of fun, success, and, frankly, "discovery enjoyment" with the tools provided by Evernote, Instapaper, and all the "outboard brain" tools that Google provides now, even if we don't necessarily trust them as much as we'd like to. And, no, I'm not making "Google" a link. Google it for your self. (Humor, heh.)
I also accidentally got a pretty cool scanning tool when I bought a desktop Canon multi-function printer for cheap B&W and color laser printing. It's pretty sweet, as it turns out. Except for faxing, and it's not the printer's fault, it's faxing's fault. Screw you faxing. You know why. (This last bit about telephonic facsimile services is definitely humor, with a grain of truth….)
That's probably enough, for now. Obviously, I have to resist writing far too much, right now.
Thanks again. I love you all. We're going to be okay.
Let me just say it again:
Thank you all so much.
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I was in the first 'Apprenticeship' program from May to September circa 1977. Prior to that, in August 1976, at the age of thirty, I had taken a three-week 'Wilderness Leadership' program. I already knew Jill Chudleigh from our cooperative house in Victoria. She was an intern at the Lodge when I was there. Fellow apprentices included: Betsy Gregg, Wendy Anthony, Alastair Hancock, and Greg Thomason. The program was so intense that we were pretty well joined at the hip.
I spent some time with Brian Creer during the next few years in various paddling venues and continued to take canoe courses. Eventually I become an instructor. I also hiked Phillip's Ridge. As far as what I did, I helped out in a variety of areas but I wouldn't have called it work; torture, maybe.
When I took the apprenticeship course; the fee was nominal, only $1000 for four months.
Here's the big one for me. My Strathcona experience, along with a follow-up course at COBMS Keremeos, launched me into new occupational direction in the B.C. Corrections Branch, where I had previously been a youth probation officer. I shifted to the government-run outdoor camps for young offenders, a job Read more


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Disorder Subdivisions
- First Degree Congenital Heart Block
- Second Degree Con. Heart Block (Wenckebach [Mobitz I]; Mobitz II; included)
- Third Degree Congenital (Complete) Heart Block
General Discussion
Congenital heart block is characterized by interference with the transfer of the electrical nerve impulses (conduction) that regulate the normal, rhythmic, pumping action of the heart muscle (heart block). The severity of such conduction abnormalities varies among affected individuals.
The normal heart has four chambers. The two upper chambers are the atria and the two lower chambers are the ventricles. Within the right atrium of a normal heart is a natural pacemaker that initiates and controls the heartbeat. The electrical stimulus travels from the pacemaker (sinoatrial or SA node) to the ventricles along a very specific path consisting of conducting tissue and known as the AV (atrioventricular) node. As long as the electrical impulse is transmitted normally, the heart behaves normally.
If the transmission of the signal is impeded, the blocked transmission is known as a heart block or an AV block. If the heart block occurs in the fetus or newborn, the condition is known as congenital heart block. This condition has nothing at all to do with the flow of blood or with the blockage of a major or minor coronary artery. It is an electrical problem rather than a hydraulic one.
Heart blocks are categorized according to the degree of impairment of the patient. The categories are first, second and third degree heart block
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CNN is out with a new poll (January 18) that 53% approve of President Obama's work.
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The work of the Lambeth Commission on Communion was commissioned by the Archbishop of Canterbury in October 2003, following the special meeting of the Primates and Moderators of the Anglican Communion at Lambeth Palace in that month.
The official process of reception for the Windsor Report 2004 therefore began in February 2005 during the regular meeting of the Primates and Moderators which was held in February 20th - 26th in Northern Ireland.
In order to prepare for this meeting, the Archbishop of Canterbury, in conjunction with the Primates' Standing Committee, appointed a Reception Reference Group (RRG), under the chairmanship of the Most Revd Peter Kwong, then Primate of Hong Kong, to assist the Primates by monitoring the way in which the Windsor Report had been received across the Anglican Communion and by our ecumenical partners. In a letter to the Provinces, Archbishop Peter wrote, "My hope is really to be able to gain some sense of where Anglicans, Episcopalians and members of the United Churches stand on the issues raised in the Report, and the recommendations made...This is a formidable challenge but I feel it is vital that the Primates are able to have the widest and best possible information for their meeting next February."
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A total of 322 responses were received. These were of varying size: some in the form of short, one-paragraph emails; others, two or twenty pages of thought-out views; others in book form representing a more in-depth analysis of the Windsor Report.


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Adopting cloud computing means moving from "hands on" management of IT services within the organization to "hands off" IT management using governance, service level agreements and contracts. This approach sits uneasily with many IT people whose education, training and experience are in the delivery of services rather than negotiation and governance. Nevertheless the IT department is an important player in ensuring that an organization gets what it needs from the cloud. IT Service and Security Management are key components of the KuppingerCole IT paradigm which identifies the important elements necessary to successfully adopting and assuring cloud services.
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New Times: What one aspect of theater most inspires you to keep doing the work you do?
Adler: There is no other genre where the audience is such a part of it. If you're in a movie and someone else's cell phone goes off, maybe you are annoyed, but in theater the audience really affects what's happening onstage and vice versa. I don't mean this in the sense of unwrapping a Snickers bar and distracting everyone but in a more mysterious, esoteric sense. There is an intimacy and a nonverbal communication that happens between the audience and the actors that cannot be understood through marketing theories and demographic analysis. Every performance is original and vital. You can't clone it. Two audiences can see the same performance and love it, but one is as quiet as an oil painting and the other is falling in the aisles laughing.
Television and to some extent movies are about maintaining a level of mediocrity. People are going to go to the movies; they are going to watch TV. That's a given, so they often choose the least objectionable thing to watch. This is not the case with theater. It's a much bigger commitment. The audience is a participant. They have a direct effect on the show.
Hall: Working with truly talented people who are also ensemble players inspires me to keep doing what I do. Designing and rehearsing a play with designers and actors who are true collaborators is exhilarating. I live for the rehearsal process when it's with people who are open, innovative, and pleasant.
Saunders: Everything about theater keeps me coming back, but I suppose the one aspect that I am the most attracted to is the �newness� of it. With each new production, there are new challenges to meet and new worlds to explore. Some people might enjoy having a set routine, but I thrive on knowing that no two productions will ever be the same experience. For that matter neither will any two performances of a given production. This feeling of undergoing a never-ending journey, with new challenges and discoveries at every turn, is what most makes the theater exciting and rewarding to me.
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It's probably too early to panic, but any Yankee fan would be lying if they said they weren't concerned about the fact that CC Sabathia hasn't taken the Yankees' offer yet.
But let's think about this. CC has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this offseason. Why would he just take the first big offer that comes along? Why wouldn't he give the Dodgers and Angels an opportunity to pony up and at least come close to the Yankee offer? That would help him in two ways: He could take their offer and play close to home, or he could bring it back to the Yankees, and possibly get a deal approaching $160 million. And Hal can talk about deadlines all he wants; CC knows how badly the Yankees want him, and he knows that offer isn't going away any time soon.
Most reports seem to state that CC wants to settle this sooner or later, so I think it's very possible we'll have an answer from him by next weekend. But that's pure speculation of course.
And while we're on the subject, if Knicks fans needed any more reason to be happy about the trades they made Friday, Buster Olney thinks the possibilty of LeBron coming to the Knicks could help the Yanks land CC. Now, I have no idea why CC would sign with the Yankees based on the possibility that LeBron will be a Knick in a year and a half, but, hey, I'll take it. For both teams.


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Not John, Paul, George and Ringo
"The Beetles."
When you hear those two words, you think of four Liverpool musicians named John, Paul, George and Ringo.
Not so at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.
Say "beetles" and that means insects. Lots of insects.
When Michael Caterino, the museum's curator of entomology, speaks Wednesday, Feb. 18 at UC Davis, he'll be talking about patterns of diversity in Southern California beetles.
And their names are not John, Paul, George and Ringo.
Caterino's talk, sponsored by the UC Davis Department of Entomology, begins at noon in 122 Briggs Hall. UC Davis entomology doctoral candidate Fran Keller, who specialies in beetles (Coleoptera), will introduce him.
"I first met Mike on the top of the Caliente Range in the Carizzo Plain National Monument down south," Keller said. "I was taking Entomology 107 and we were on a field trip. It was hot and nobody was around, but Mike and another gentleman were up on the ridge collecting butterflies. We chatted and he helped catch some butterflies for my collection, willing to share."
"However, I think that as a Coleopterist, had I been collecting beetles, he might not have been so willing to give up his recently collected beetles," Keller quipped.
You can see many of her beetle photos on her Web site).
Caterino, trained at UC Berkeley and the Natural History Museum in London, joined the museum staff in 2001. His primary research specialty is the taxonomy and evolution of an obscure, but diverse family of beetles called Histeridae.
He recently initiated the California Beetle Project; he is surveying some 10,000 species of beetles in the state.
Oh, and those butterflies Caterino was collecting on the Caliente Range? Probably swallowtail butterflies. His research interests include not only beetles and Jerusalem crickets (potato bugs), but the swallowtails.
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Behold the Dragonfly
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As part of its public outreach education program and to showcase the world of insects, the Bohart Museum of Entomology at the
The t-shirt, designed by entomology doctoral candidate Fran Keller, features the white-belted ringtail, also known as a gomphid dragonfly, from the family Gomphidae.
UC Davis undergraduate student William Yuen, a part-time employee at the Bohart, traced the insect from a photo taken by
The dragonfly also appears on the Bohart's "California Dragonfly Poster," the work of Keller and Kareofelas.
"William is an excellent artist, a brilliant student, a hard worker and has worked in the museum for two years," said Keller. "I wanted to immortalize him and his talent and for his contributions to the museum."
"This drawing is so precise you could identify this dragonfly by its wing venation," Keller said. The insect order (Odonata), family, species name and common name appear beneath the wing.
Keller said more than 5000 species of dragonflies exist worldwide. "Dragonflies don't harm people; they don't bite or sting," she said.
What else about dragonflies?
- Female dragonflies lay their eggs in or near water.
- They beat their wings about 30 beats per second (bps), compared to a honey bee's 300 bps
- In both their larval and adult stages, dragonflies eat mosquitoes. The larvae eat mosquito nymphs and other insects. As adults, they grab mosquitoes and other insects in mid-air.
Proceeds will benefit the Bohart's insect outreach education program. The museum, directed by entomologist Lynn Kimsey, chair of the Department of Entomology, is home to more than seven million specimens.
Education coordinator
For more information, see http://bohart.ucdavis.edu/ or contact the museum at (530) 752-0493.
William Yuen wearing dragonfly t-shirt
White-belted ringtail dragonfly
Sympetrum by Fran Keller
Teacher Extraordinaire
Okay, be honest.
If you were attending class at 7:30 a.m., could you get excited about flies? No? How about the gender differences? Still no?
You would if Mary Frances "Fran" Keller were there teaching you.
You won't find anyone more enthusiastic about entomology than Fran Keller.
A doctoral candidate in entomology, she recently received an outstanding teaching award at UC Davis.
She's amazing. Take it from pre-med student Shawn Purnell, one of Keller's students.
"My perception and expectations of teacher assistants were forever raised when I met Fran," he said.
"Truthfully, the very first time I had lab, I thought Fran was a little crazy. I had never before seen anyone become so enthralled in explaining the differences between male and female flies, especially at
That's Fran.
If it creeps or crawls or flies or jumps, Fran wants to know about it. She's especially partial to tenebrionids or darkling beetles (see her Web site). She's also an accomplished artist, illustrator and nature photographer. And a wife and mother of two.
Her four years as the teaching assistant (TA) in an insect physiology class taught by Charles Judson, emeritus professor of entomology and professors Bruce Hammock and Walter Leal, led to the teaching honor. The trio nominated her for the award, which Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef presented to her at a May ceremony on the UC Davis campus.
How does she do it? Excel at teaching? Fran gets to know her students individually and then focuses on their interests. "She showed me countless examples of how the subject (biological sciences) applied to medicine," Shawn Purnell said. "I especially remember her telling a story about how a graduate student willingly ate a tapeworm to further her research, and what the doctors had to do in order to remove it."
"It's reassuring to know that out of a maze of 30,000 students and faculty at Davis," he said, "that there are people like Fran who really care."
Said Fran: "Not all students learn in the same way. There are global, linear and kinesthetic learners. I believe that illuminating a student's learning style opens the door for thinking critically."
"My very best teachers would not accept less than what they knew I was capable of doing. They understood my potential and treated me as an individual in a sea of many."
Fran, scheduled to receive her doctorate next June, studies with major advisor Lynn Kimsey, director of the Bohart Museum of Entomology and chair of the Department of Entomology.
The doctoral candidate is based at the Bohart Museum of Entomology, where she also designs museum posters, such as the Butterflies of Central California, Dragonflies of California, California State Insect (California Dogface Butterfly) and Pacific Invasive Ants. Currently she's coordinating a sale of gift items listed on the Bohart Web site. Proceeds benefit the museum's outreach program.
What's she been up to lately? I hope you're sitting down!
This fall she will be TA'ing Entomology 100 with her major professor Lynn Kimsey, who describes her as "one of my most gifted students ever."
She's an invited speaker for the first California Desert Research Symposium (CDRS), set Nov. 8 at the University of the
Fran is also organizing the Coleoptera symposium at the Entomological Society of America annual meeting set Nov. 16-19 in R
And for all you dragonfly enthusiasts out there, she's designing a new dragonfly t-shirt for the museum gift shop.
And about those flies she so eagerly discusses at 7:30 in the morning? How much time do you have?
Fran Keller
Halictid bee
buprestid beetle
Fran Keller and daughter Rachael


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Maine's National History Day Competition Winners AnnouncedPhoto caption: Rep. Devin Beliveau, D-Kittery, (back row, left) and Secretary of State Charles E. Summers, Jr. (back row, right) pose with students from Thornton Academy of Saco, First Place School in the Senior Division of the Maine National History Day Contest held at the University of Maine at Augusta on Wednesday. Beliveau initiated the History Day program at Thornton Academy when he taught there in 2009-10. AUGUSTA, MAINE—Secretary of State Charles E. Summers, Jr. applauded 250 students for their efforts in preparing presentations for the annual History Day competition, held at the University of Maine at Augusta on Wednesday. "I'm happy to see so many students participating in the events today," said Summers. "In understanding our past, we inform our present, and shape our future." History Day is a national competition where students in grades 6 through 12 compete individually and in small groups by developing websites, performances, exhibits, documentaries and papers on various topics in history. This year's theme was Debate & Diplomacy: Successes, Failures, Consequences. Competitors were judged by experts in history from Maine. Winners qualify to participate in the National History Day competition held at the University of Maryland outside of Washington, D.C. June 12-16. The Maine State Archives organizes the statewide competition made possible with the support of the Maine Humanities Council, Maine Historical Society, the Margaret Chase Smith Library, the University of Maine at Augusta, and dozens of historical societies from across the State. Senate President Kevin Raye addressed the assembly of students, teachers, and parents from 19 Maine schools. He reminded the students that they may one day discover their own role in shaping history. "History is full of people who had ordinary childhoods who later found themselves in situations that called for extraordinary actions," said Raye. "You, too, can do the same thing." Finishing first among schools in the Junior Division was Bonny Eagle Middle School of Buxton. Thornton Academy of Saco placed first in the Senior Division. 2011 Maine National History Day Participating Schools included: For more information on Maine National History Day please visit: www.maine.gov/sos/arc/historyday. |
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By AUSTIN COLBERT
Fort Hays State University volleyball coach Kurt Kohler gave his team a vote of confidence on Wednesday as part of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association Virtual Media Day.
Despite being picked to finish 10th in the 12-team conference, Kohler's words echoed that of a coach with expectations much higher.
"I think this season is going to be a great one for us," said Kohler, who is entering his sixth season at Fort Hays. "They've just recently come back on to campus and they are very excited. I think they spent a lot of time working out this summer. I think we are going to be a team that is much improved from what we were last year."
The Tigers are coming off a disappointing 14-19 campaign in 2013, one that included a 3-13 record in the MIAA, good for 11th place. They have 12 returners from last year's group, led by honorable mention All-MIAA selections Mallory Flagor, a junior, and senior Taylor Mares.
Other key returners expected to contribute heavily this season include outside hitters Sara Hewson, a senior, and sophomore Haley Corkill, sophomores Rebekah Spainhour and Rachel Szczepanski in the middle. Sophomore Raegan Vanderplas and senior Libby Ary return at setter.
FHSU is looking to replace three key seniors from last year's team: middle hitter Jenna Ulrich, outside hitter Madison Schwartz and libero Makenzie Weinman.
"We are in an unusual situation in that our two returning all-conference players are both right-side hitters, and you don't see that a lot with teams around the country," said Kohler about Mares and Flagor.
"It's going to be interesting to see how we can cater our offense to utilize them a whole lot more this year, as well as taking advantage of some good middles and outside hitters that we added to our roster. I'm hoping that our offense is a little more diverse than it was."
The Tigers received 38 points in the preseason MIAA coaches' poll, ahead of only Missouri Southern and Southwest Baptist.
Reigning MIAA champion Central Missouri was picked to finish atop the conference yet again, receiving six of the 12 first-place votes, four going to Washburn, which is second in the preseason ranking.
Third-place Nebraska-Kearney received the final two first-place votes and is followed by Central Oklahoma, Emporia State, Missouri Western, Pittsburg State, Northwest Missouri and Lindenwood to round out the poll.
FHSU begins its season Sept. 5 at the Henderson State Tournament in Arkadelphia, Ark., against McMurry University and Southeastern Oklahoma State. The Tigers' home opener is Sept. 19 against Missouri Southern, part of a new 22-match conference schedule, up from 16 in previous seasons.
"This may be the toughest conference in the country. Easily the toughest region in the country that we compete in," Kohler said.
"I think our kids are ready for it. We got a good group of veteran players who understand the competition in the MIAA. I think their talent and their experience are going to help guide us this year."


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You can find pros and cons…to everything in life.
One of the cons to being single is when you fall asleep on the couch watching TV at night and no one is there to wake you up and say, "honey go to bed!". Then on the pro side when you scratch your car…you don't have to fess up to anyone…don't have to go home and say…"honey I damaged the car today."
Sorry, it's a silly thought.
It started when I read this, this morning, perfect start to the day. It's from the Daily Word,
The spirit of God goes before me, making safe and successful my way.
Closing my eyes and thinking of a loved one can bring a smile to your face and peace to your soul. The opposite is also true: When you worry, you may feel physical or emotional discomfort. Choosing to experience the joy of life, you keep your thoughts positive and uplifted. Whether standing in line, interviewing for a job, (or scratching your mini van again while pulling out of a parking spot-I added that)
To keep you mind free of anxiety and fear remember what is true:
"You will have confidence, because there is hope; you will be protected".--Job 11:18
Choose to experience the good in each moment…yeah so I scratched my minivan again…but there's no one that's going to be upset with me because I did it…I have no anxiety about it. I don't care…it's a minivan, not a mercedes!
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Womens Open Gym Basketball
Lima, OH Starting Monday, September 17th there will be Womens Open Gym from 3pm to 5pm every Monday and Wednesday. This schedule will hold for a few more weeks, with time and days possibly changing in early October.
If you have any further questions, please see the Athletics Department in Cook Hall.