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Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Back To Normal After The Reopening
The first couple of days after Great Smoky Mountains National Park reopened were remarkably normal. Visitors were so happy to get back to the bookstores and the trails.
National Park Service Investigating Dirt Bike Ride In Great Smoky Mountains National Park
National Park Service authorities are investigating a magazine story about a dirt bike ride through Great Smoky Mountains National Park, including through a creek, during the government shutdown.
Around The Shutdown: Great Smoky To Open Briefly, Citations At Olympic National Park, State-Run National Parks
Great Smoky Mountains National Park to open Wednesday, citations issued at Olympic National Park, and a call for states to share in national park management are among the issues floating around the National Park System during the ongoing government shutdown.
Trail Magic Will Be Flowing Friday In Honor Of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, A.T.
A little Trail Magic will be flowing, quite literally, Friday as the Nantahala Brewing Co. celebrates the season, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.
Seeing The Parks By Webcam During The Shutdown
Among the many casualties of the government shutdown are some of the popular webcam views of locations around the National Park System, since NPS and some other government web services have been disabled for the duration of the dispute. If you enjoy the ability to check in on favorite park locations via those cameras, all is not lost, however, and we'll provide some tips about park webcam views provided by non-government sources.
When Does Civil Disobedience Morph Into Criminal Mischief In National Parks?
When does a purported act of civil disobedience turn into criminal mischief in the National Park System? That's a good question as visitors across the country are turning a blind eye to closure signs and barricades.
Closure Of National Parks Costing Nation Roughly $76 Million A Day
How much is the closure of the National Park System costing the country in daily economic stimulus? According to figures calculated by Climate Progress, right around $76 million.
Update 3: Closed For Business: America's National Parks
Once-in-a-lifetime trips to majestic places such as the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone crumbled Tuesday as Congress's failure to avert a shutdown of the federal government interrupted countless vacation plans as closure gates came down across the National Park System.
Around The Parks: Wine Sales, Park Fees, Point Reyes Seals
A glance around the National Park System seems to show wine sales can benefit the parks, more and more user fees are being approved despite a five-year-old "moratorium" against them, and Point Reyes National Seashore has had a bumper crop of seals this year.
Federal Government Asks Court To Dismiss Backcountry Fee Lawsuit At Great Smoky Mountains National Park
A group of backpackers who sued over a fee program instituted at Great Smoky Mountains National Park have failed to show they were harmed by the $4 nightly fees, according to a motion asking that the lawsuit be dismissed.
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With Debt Ceiling Approaching, How Will National Park Service React To Congressional Gridlock?
With the clock, and the calendar, ticking closer to congressional gridlock over the country's debt ceiling, how might the National Park Service react if October 1 arrives without an increase in the ceiling?
Taste The Mountain Life At Great Smoky Mountains National Park On September 21
You can, quite literally, sample the ways of the past at the annual Mountain Life Festival that will be celebrated at Great Smoky Mountains National Park on September 21.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park To Mark 80th Anniversary Of Civilian Conservation Corps
A look back at the Civilian Conservation Corps is planned for Saturday when the 80th anniversary of the workers' program is marked at Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
"Elk Bike Patrol" Pedaling At Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Park the rig and ride the bike. That's the tack being taken in the Cataloochee Valley of Great Smoky Mountains National Park this fall to better manage visitors and elk.
Fall In The National Parks: A Perfect Season For Catching The Wild Side Of The Park System
Wonderment and joy unfold in the national parks come fall when the wild kingdom becomes more visible, literally voicing the call of the wild in parks such as Great Smoky Mountains or Rocky Mountain or winging overhead in any number of parks.
Springhouse Branch Trail At Great Smoky Mountains National Park Closed To Horse Use
Heavy rains have created unsafe conditions for horses on the Springhouse Gap Trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Telethon Raises More Than $200,000 For Friends Of The Smokies
Friends of Great Smoky Mountains National Park raised $201,423 through its 19th annual "Friends Across the Mountains" telethon thanks to hundreds of callers and help from sponsors Dollywood, Mast General Store, Pilot Corporation, and SmartBank.
Fall In The National Parks: A Kaleidoscope Of National Park Leaf-Peeping Drives
There is a magical quality to fall visits to Shenandoah National Park as mile after mile of trees blazing with vivid reds, oranges, and yellows come into view along Skyline Drive. In Rocky Mountain National Park, the aspen groves you see along the lower reaches of Trail Ridge Road turn so vividly gold in the fall that they take your breath away.
North Carolina Legislature Retains Specialty Plates For Blue Ridge Parkway, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Appalachian Trail
The North Carolina Legislature passed a law that now authorizes the use of full-color specialty license plates. This money is used to support several national parks in the state.
Friends Of Smokies, Appalachian Trail Conservancy String More Bear Cables In The Smokies
For the third year in a row the Friends of the Smokies and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy have teamed up to string bear cables in the backcountry of Great Smoky Mountains National Park so backpackers can keep food and gear away from bruins.
Volunteers Honored At Great Smoky Mountains National Park For Thousands Of Hours Of Service
Volunteers are a large part of the national park community, donating time and sweat to help improve their favorite park. At Great Smoky Mountains National Park, officials recently honored some volunteers who eclipsed 5,000 hours of service to the park.
Chimney Tops Trail Reopens In Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Just in time for the extended Fourth of July weekend, the Chimney Tops Trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park has been reopened after extensive trail work. However, more work to the trail will require temporary closures in the weeks to come.
Update: Great Smoky Mountains National Park Trails Closed By Storm Damage, Hiker Injured
A military helicopter was used Friday to airlift an injured hiker from the backcountry of Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the wake of a tornado that raked the area and left behind a jumbled tangle of trees that made a foot rescue impractical.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Will Offer Raptor Program Thursday
A program on raptors that soar above Great Smoky Mountains National Park will be offered this Thursday at the Oconaluftee Multipurpose Room.
Essential Friends + Gateways: Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, A Great Gateway To The Smokies
What could be better than combining the Great Smokies, America's most-visited national park, with an iconic gateway to summer fun in the South?
Democratic Congressman Laments Impact Of Budget Sequestration On National Parks
Just ahead of the Memorial Day Weekend, the traditional kickoff to summer, a Democratic congressman has released a report pointing to how the budget sequestration has impacted the National Park System, citing reduced search-and-rescue capabilities in some parks to dirtier restrooms in others.
More Road Work In Great Smoky Mountains National Park
More road work -- relatively straightforward paving, not reconstruction -- is coming to Great Smoky Mountains National Park this summer.
Reader Participation Day: Which Flowers Mean "Spring Is Here" In The National Parks?
The spring and early summer blooming season is well underway in much of the country, and for many people that brings to mind some specific varieties of wildflowers or blooming trees or shrubs that they associate with a particular National Park Service area. Do you have any favorite "park flowers"?


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I dont know if you have ever done this... but I know I have. I going through my DVR recordings I hit the wrong button and poof the show I want to watch is deleted. In the past I would swear a lot and get frustrated. Well not anymore with the new S229 software. Now when you delete an item, it goes into a Recycle Bin where it is stored for 48 hours before it is automatically emptied. Now if you delete a show, you can easily recover it and enjoy it. To recover a deleted show go into the Deleted Recording icon in your DVR listings, click on the show you want to undelete, click on recover and the show has been restored to your main DVR listings. About the only fault I can find with this new feature is there is no way to force it to empty the Deleted Recordings folder. Other then that it is GREAT. Thanks DISH!
I could have used this yesterday. I lost the last 2 weekends off Saturday Night Live... grrr... great feature!
Even nicer feature would be multiple select for delete show/folders. If it's available is not very intuitive because havent found the way to do it yet.
Even though the deleted folder is there for regular shows you record , it doesn't work for PTAT recordings that you might accidentally delete. I suggested to DISH that they create one for the PTAT folder a well , when I was testing this software for them,but I don't know if they will listen. But if you do accidentally delete a PTAT show and it has been less than 8 days from the recording, you can do what I find works. Do a search for the show you deleted . For example Fringe. I did this by accident and found it works. Look at each Fringe tile that pops up and I did and found my recording from the PTAT folder was still there and I could watch it. I've done this for other shows and tested it and it works. A work around till DISH does what I suggested and create a PTAT deleted folder or include the PTAT shows in the regular deleted shows folder.
The "Blue" button now is a shortcut to delete. So with one press of the blue button the show is sent to the "deleted folders". This works better than multiple select - as for multiple select you would had more key strokes - here you just press the blue button and zap the show away. Will be intuitive once you try it Vivek
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from a systems point of view, this isn't it difficult feature to implement and I'm happy they could add something like this for their customers. basically, you replace the rm command with a program that news to the deleted recordings folder. then you have a cron job that runs at intervals that removes files older than 48 hours. good stuff. the only drawback is that you have to wait 48 hours to recover that space from deleted recordings. if your hopper is so full that you can't keep 48 hours worth of deleted recordings you might want to consider contacting a nearby 12 step program to assist you with your television addiction. does anyone know if this applies to external disk recordings as well? Sent from my MB855 using Tapatalk 2
If you are running out of space for recordings, the hopper will overwrite the deleted recordings - so you don't really need to wait 48 hours Vivek
Actually -- I have found that recordings placed into the recycle bin do NOT occupy the user's portion of the DVR storage. I think it goes to Dish's reserved portion (for 48 hours.) Sent from my iPad 2 using SatelliteGuys
The way I read Vivek's response means this is not correct. We can have active recordings booting delete bin programs. I don't think the user programming goes into Dish's reserved portion.
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Manchester United No2 Mike Phelan is happy seeing two lads from his hometown coming through at the club.
Phelan is currently overseeing the development of Burnley-born Oliver Norwood, a 19-year-old Northern Ireland international who was loaned to Carlisle earlier in the season.
Fellow midfielder Matthew James, from Bacup and the captain of England's under 19s, is also back at United after his loan with Preston was cut short by Sir Alex Ferguson following the sacking of his son Darren as manager at Deepdale.
"I used to play with Oliver's dad years ago when he was at Padiham," Phelan told the Lancashire Telegraph.
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Any applicant whose native language is not English and who has not received a baccalaureate, master's, or doctoral degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution or an equivalently accredited non‐U.S. institution with instruction exclusively in English must pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 550 (80 on the internet‐based test or 213 on the computer‐based test). The International English Language Testing System exam (IELTS) may be substituted for the TOEFL; the minimum acceptable score is 6.5. For further information about the English Language Proficiency Requirement visit http://www.pdx.edu/admissions/english-language-proficiency-requirements-graduate, or contact International Admissions at 503‐725‐3511 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Fariborz Maseeh Department of Mathematics and Statistics has a limited number of Graduate Assistantships available on a competitive basis. Graduate Assistants receive both tuition remission and a stipend for the academic year (Fall, Winter and Spring Terms). Additional information can be found at http://www.pdx.edu/math/graduate-teaching-assistantships.
Alternate funding opportunities are also available on the Office of Graduate Studies website http://www.pdx.edu/ogs/funding and information on financial aid is available on the University website http://www.pdx.edu/finaid.
Application Deadlines
The M.S. Statistics graduate program offers rolling admissions which follow the University's admission priority processing deadlines. Please note that the following dates are priority filing dates only. Applications will still be accepted after these dates.
April 1st for Fall admission; Sept. 1st for Winter; Nov. 1st for Spring; and Feb. 1st for Summer
***Applicants seeking a graduate assistantship should apply to both the department and the university by February 1st for the following academic year.***
There is no flexibility on the graduate assistantship deadline. Applications must be submitted and include all supplemental application materials by the deadline.
Important: applicants must apply separately to the University and to the Fariborz Maseeh Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Two independent applications and sets of documentation must be provided.
Your Department application will not be reviewed until you have submitted your University application and have been assigned a PSU identification number. Applicants will be notified of both Department and University acceptance in writing via the US Postal Service.
Application 1: The University Application
The University Application can be completed online by going to the University's website http://www.pdx.edu/admissions/graduate‐applicant. Please use the major code STAT for the M.S. in Statistics. With your application you must submit a non‐refundable $50 application fee and you will be required to pay via Visa or MasterCard. If you have never attended Portland State University, you will also need to send an official transcript from each post‐secondary institution you have attended. If you have attended other schools since attending Portland State University, you will need to send updated official transcripts from those schools. Send your official transcripts for your University application to:
Office of Admissions
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P.O. Box 751
Portland, OR 97207‐0751
If you have questions about the University application or admissions process, please contact the University's Office of Admissions directly by going to http://www.pdx.edu/admissions/contact. Do not send the University application fee to the Mathematics and Statistics Department. This $50 fee is subject to change by the Oregon University System.
Application 2: The Department Application
The Fariborz Maseeh Department of Mathematics and Statistics is now using an online application system, allowing for the electronic submission of all components of the department application. There is no fee for this application, which can be found by selecting the link below:
You will first need to create a username and password by selecting the link titled "Create Your Account". You can either complete the application and submit it in one sitting, or save your work and continue it at a later time.
When filling out your application:
- To save what you have done so far without exiting, click the Save button.
- To save and exit, click the Finish Session or Save and Exit button.
- To access an application in progress and continue your work on it, go to your Activity Log and select the application.
- Dishonesty will not be tolerated in the application process. The submission of materials that are incomplete, forged, fraudulent, altered from the original, or obtained under false pretenses, is prohibited by Portland State University and any omission or misinformation may jeopardize the applicant's admission status and enrollment privileges and could result in revocation of the offer of admission.
Data Validation: This error indicates that you have either skipped a necessary field on the application or have not correctly entered the required information. Please look over the application for any fields that are set aside in a box with an error message immediately above them, such as "This is a required field." You should be able to proceed with your application when you make the necessary correction or, for the purpose of navigating through the application you may select the button "Postpone Data Validation"
Please note: You cannot make a correction to a submitted application. Once your application has been submitted, you can only edit the contact information for your online letters of recommendation.
The application will require you to provide materials meeting specific criteria as outlined below and on the following page.
Supplemental Materials
- A complete set of transcripts. A transcript from each post‐secondary institution you have attended is required. Unofficial transcripts or photocopies are acceptable for the Department application. You will be asked to upload a transcript for each institution in one of the following supported file types: PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, or TIF.
- A minimum of two letters of recommendation. These should come from a professional or academic author who can comment on your ability to do graduate work and your teaching potential. You will need to enter the name and email address for each author before selecting the "Submit Recommendation Request" button. Once selected, the recommender will be sent instructions for providing a letter of recommendation. You can see the status of each letter by going to the online application system and selecting the link titled "Review Your Activity".
- Optional additional material in the form of a C.V. or resume may be uploaded in one of the following supported file types: PDF, DOC, DOCX, RTF, or TXT.
Important: GRE scores are not required for admission to the M.S. in Statistics.
If you have questions about how to complete our online application, please review the information found at https://www.applyweb.com/instructions?school=psuclas. If you have questions about the Department admissions process, please contact Katie Gettling, 503-725-3604, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Events hosted by the Office of Admissions & Student Recruitment include:
The College Dream/El Sueño Universitario – Saturday, February 21, 2015
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in the Santos Manuel Student Union
The College Dream is an event designed for first generation college students and their families, but does not exclude the general public. Prospective students and their parents will have the opportunity to learn more about the college admissions process, CSUSB highlights, financial aid opportunities, and take a campus tour.
The College Dream event will be completely free and is conducted in Spanish for Spanish Speaking parents and in English for students. The event is sponsored by the Office of Admissions and Student Recruitment at California State University, San Bernardino. This event is free and open to the public.
Download "The College Dream" Flyer here.
For more information or to RSVP, please contact:
Melissa Davila
Admissions Counselor & Recruiter
Complimentary parking is provided during the event in Lot "D".
El Sueño Universitario es un evento diseñado para los padres de estudiantes que serán los primeros en la familia en ir a la universidad o más bien conocidos como estudiantes de primera generación en la universidad, pero no excluye al público en general. En este evento, futuros estudiantes universitarios y sus padres tendrán la oportunidad de aprender más acerca sobre el proceso de admisión universitaria y las diferentes fuentes de ayuda financiera. Se les dará un recorrido por el campus y se les dará la oportunidad de escuchar acerca de la educación que nuestra universidad les puede ofrecer.
El evento de Sueño Universitario será completamente en español y es patrocinado por la oficina de Admisiones y Reclutamiento Estudiantil en la Universidad Estatal de California, San Bernardino. Este evento es completamente gratis y abierto al público.
Descargar folleto para "El Sueño Universitario".
Para reservar su asiento o obtener más información sobre este evento por favor póngase en contacto con:
Melissa Davila
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El día del evento, el estacionamiento será gratuito en el Lote "D"
Transfer Day 2015 – Saturday, February 28, 2015
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in the Santos Manuel Student Union
This event is aimed at providing information and assistance to transfer students who are interested in attending CSUSB. Transfer students will learn about financial aid, housing, EOP, student services, clubs and organizations. They will also have an opportunity to attend workshops given by faculty members from their college/major.
Please RSVP by:
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015
RSVP Online at: http://bit.ly/TD2015RSVP
Complimentary parking is provided during the event in Lot "D".
Black Student Leadership Symposium – Wednesday, April 8, 2015
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. in the Santos Manuel Student Union
CSUSB Admissions & Student Recruitment and SAAB (Student African American Brotherhood) are hosting the 2nd annual Black Student Leadership Symposium in the Santos Manuel Student Union for high school students in grades 9 – 12 from the Inland Empire. Students will attend workshops on the admissions process, college success, financial aid, and meet current CSUSB students.
Counselor's Day 2015 – Friday, May 8, 2015
Santos Manuel Student Union
Community College, High School and Middle School counselors are invited to spend the day at CSUSB. The purpose of this event is to educate counselors on all that is great about our university so they can return to their respective campuses to encourage students to attend CSUSB. Our outstanding faculty members will conduct informative workshops on what counselors need to know about preparing their students for the array of majors our campus offers.
Open House 2015 – Saturday, October 24, 2015
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. in the Santos Manuel Student Union
Our "Come Here, Go Anywhere" Open House gives prospective students and their families an opportunity to meet with our award-winning faculty, interact with various campus offices, which includes admissions, financial aid, housing and other student support programs. In addition, guests can attend a student services fair, take a campus tour and attend information sessions from various campus departments. Application workshops are also provided.
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333: Architecture Summer Studio
3 critics for 3 projects in 3 weeks
Instructors: Mauricio Soto + Sean Ahlquist + 1 visiting architect TBA
SF / 15 sessions / ARCHT–444 / MARCH–604
Prerequisite: permission of graduate department chair
July 28-August 15, Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
333 is an intensive architecture design studio that brings leaders in the field to work with students in a laboratory–like environment at CCA. 333 emphasizes exploration and innovation with cutting–edge methods, materials and technology. 333 capitalizes on the rich geographical, social and cultural features of the San Francisco Bay Area as resources and catalysts for experiments in architecture and urban design. CCA's digital fabrication labs and shops will be available for the duration of the course.
Mauricio Soto is an assistant professor of architecture at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco, where he teaches comprehensive building design studios, building technologies and seminars related with lightweight and membrane structures. He is also a founding partner of the Studio for Lightweight Design, a multidisciplinary firm that specializes in the design, manufacturing and installation of lightweight, membrane and deployable structures. Soto's research focuses in the intersection between architecture, structural engineering and environmental design. He considers issues regarding tectonics, structures, materials, manufacturing and installation methods not as problems that need to be solved, but as creative elements that should re-enforce the conceptual basis of any architectural proposal.
Sean Ahlquist is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning developing research on the topic of Material Computation and co-directing the Master of Science in Material Systems program. He is a part of the Cluster in Computational Media and Interactive Systems which connects Architecture with the fields of Material Science, Computer Science, Art & Design and Music. Currently, Ahlquist is completing his Doctorate (Dr.Ing) at the University of Stuttgart Institute for Computational Design (expected 2014). Ahlquist's research agenda is directed at formulating computational design frameworks, which place materiality as an a priori agent in the organization of architectural systems and their spatial tectonics. In particular, the research explores technologies in the design and fabrication of variegated textile and fibrous material assemblages.
This course satisfies 3 units of Advanced Studio, a Studio Elective, or a BT Elective for BArch students; for MArch students, this course satisfies an architecture Elective or BT Elective.
The following summer study abroad courses also satisfy Architecture Studio Requirements:
Social Ventures
Instructor: Steve Diller
SF / DSMBA–638 / 5 sessions
Prerequisite: current enrollment in CCA's DMBA program
San Francisco campus and off-campus
June 5–August 2
This course offers graduate students an immersive introduction into social issues and ventures in the United States and, potentially, abroad. Students explore a series of issues to gain an understanding of the field of social ventures: the stakeholders, business models, and realities of starting a social venture. In addition, students document and craft their experiences into marketing plans that can be used by local organizations.
Through a combination of classes, consulting with the instructor, and community immersion, students investigate key concepts in social entrepreneurship: cultural sensitivities, economic structures, business models, and social issues. The class exposes students to the social venture landscape, allowing them to understand and influence the factors that contribute to systemic social impact through the use of marketing and design thinking.
This course satisfies an MBA in Design Strategy Elective.
Section 1: Pre-class activities:
May 7–June 5: Readings
Section 2: First residency, June 5-8
June 5: In-class instruction, foundations
June 6: In-class instruction, research, collaboration with partners, plans
June 7: In field (location TBD)
June 8: In-class work: process information from field, create project plans
Section 3: Production, June 9–Aug 1
June 9–11: Field research (research findings due July 11)
July 12–19: Meetings with local partners to evaluate findings, set direction
July 20–August 1: Write venture plans (plans due August 1)
Section 4: Final Residency
August 2: In-class brainstorming, information dissemination, and finalizing deliverables
For costs associated with fieldwork, each student is provided with up to $350 by the college, provided that the student provides original receipts for legitimate project-related expenses by August 15, 2014. Participants are responsible for any travel costs over $350 associated with the course or any expenses for which an original receipt cannot be provided.
Fine Arts Seminar or Social Practice
Marfa Fieldwork Project
Instructor: Lindsey White, Shaun O'Dell
Prerequisite: graduate standing and instructor approval. In addition all students must be in good academic, conduct, and financial standing for the 2013–14 academic year
May 26-June 16, Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
More detailed information is available at www.cca.edu/abroad. Earlier registration and payment/refund deadlines apply.
This course satisfies a Fine Arts Seminar or Social Practice requirement or Grad-wide Elective.
Studio Research Lab
Ground Up: Theory in Action
Instructor: Brian Conley
SF / FINAR-604 / 10 sessions
Prerequisite: graduate standing
July 11-August 13, Wed. & Fri., 3-6 p.m.
This research seminar focuses on the student's work, but instead of looking at the final product and determining whether it is successful, students start at the other end -- what might be called "the beginning" -- the ground from which the artist's project has sprung.
The class, both students and instructor, investigate operating principles, purposes, experiences, and goals, which generate the student's work. What that ground is, in each case, remains to be seen, and anything is possible. The conversation might delve into seminal experiences, the nature of the art work, its capacities, certain political and social commitments, religious or spiritual ideas, sexual and gender identifications, sensual importance, sexual engagements with an abstract audience, philosophical constructs, cultural differences, and so forth.
Because new beginnings, reformulations, and radical self-consumption are the very stuff of interesting art, students will be asked to propose and make the next step, however large or small, in the presence of a set of live, interested viewers. Some minimal reading assignments are given, which can be used to help think under and around the foundational material. These readings won't be directly discussed in class, but students are asked to find ways of bringing them into their presentations when appropriate.
This course satisfies a Studio Research Lab or Grad-wide Elective.
Visual and Critical Studies
Instructor: Rebekah Edwards
SF / VISCR–608 / 15 sessions
Prerequisite: graduate standing
June 2–July 2, Mon. & Wed., 2-5 p.m. (+ 6-7 p.m. Wednesdays only)
July 28-30, Mon./Tues./ Wed., 2-5 p.m. (+ 6-7 p.m. Wednesdays only)
All writing is a process of translation – translating the chaos of images, feelings, and curiosity about objects, spaces, movements, and people into cogent, provocative meaning. While language and thought are indistinguishable, writing condenses and clarifies multiple contradictory ideas into a tangible, single-minded whole. As writers we take on this single-minded role, calling it "voice." In this course, students explore many different ways of translating the world into words through a variety of situational, low-stakes writing exercises that focus on our complex relationship with authorial voice. Students practice all stages of the writing process, from brainstorming to revising and deep editing, all with the intention of harnessing the power of voice for the myriad rhetorical situations in which the professional visual and cultural critic find themselves. This course provides students the opportunity to develop tools and techniques for critical writing.
The summer session of Voices focuses specifically on clarifying and articulating a larger thesis project:
- What is a sustained research project and where do I get one?
- How do I translate a glimmer of an idea, a continuing obsession, a semester project or a seminar paper into a thesis project?
The class also explores different forms related to project/thesis development such as: the artist statement, abstract, exhibition proposal, and prospectus.
Meeting intensively in June, to prepare for a supervised research/writing practicum that will take place in the month of July, the class will also meet the week of July 28-Aug 2nd to workshop the work produced during the praxis period. Individualized workshops will be scheduled with students on Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m.
This course satisfies the Graduate Program in Visual and Critical Studies Voices requirement or a Grad-wide Elective for non-Visual and Critical Studies majors.
Instructor: Robert Marks
SF / VISCR–602 / 15 sessions
Prerequisite: graduate standing
July 15-August 12, Tues. & Thurs., 2-6 p.m.
This course examines discourses surrounding vision, perception, and representation with the aim of developing a critical understanding of these complexities. Vision and perception are complex fields shaped by demands to convey information, desires to induce feelings of pleasure or repulsion, schemes to enhance consumption, and motivations to maintain or challenge hierarchies of power.
The past 150 years have witnessed a revolutionary transformation in visual perception. Following the development of linear perspective during the Early Modern era, the invention of the photographic camera has led to a series of new technologies that have transformed our understandings of subjectivity, power, and politics. The class accounts for the historical trajectory within which these discourses and practices have arisen through the examination of developments such as one-point perspective, the camera obscura, photographic and cinematographic cameras, the physiological and psychological science of optics, theories of the unconscious, and digital imaging. In reading the works of historians, theorists, and critics who have studied such topics as the gaze, the spectacle, and surveillance, we will also consider how we might conceptualize the visual to account for its multiple and seemingly contradictory modes of interpellating and policing subjects.
Students sharpen their research, verbal and written skills through weekly readings, discussions, and response papers, and the development of a research-based paper on a topic of their choice related to visual perception.
The class examines a broad range of subjects within visual culture with an emphasis on photography, film, and new media, but also including scientific accounts of the physiology of visual perception, social and political interrogations of surveillance, psychoanalytic accounts of the gaze, and literary representations of vision. In discussions, students also consider the ways in which understandings of race, gender, and sexuality condition and shape the power to look, that which is perceived, and the theories that attempt to capture the complex relationships between vision, representation, and perception.
This class includes a weekend field trip, date to be determined.
This course satisfies the Graduate Program in Visual and Critical Studies Perceptions requirement or a Grad-wide Elective for non-Visual and Critical Studies majors.
Rob Marks writes about the nature of the aesthetic experience, the effect of the aesthetic experience on self and society, and the ways in which constructions of "truth" find expression in aesthetic experiences. His thesis, "The Sublime and the Beautiful in Richard Serra's The Matter of Time," explores Serra's eight-sculpture Guggenheim Bilbao installation in terms of Immanuel Kant's aesthetic theory and Judith Butler's theories of selfhood.
In September 2012, Marks won the inaugural Hannah Arendt Prize in Critical Theory and Creative Research for an essay called "The Site of Imaginative Contention." Between September and December, he applied the thinking of John Cage and others to the conundrum of museum commentary and structures in a four-essay series for DailyServing (reprinted in late December as part of the Best of 2012 series). He is developing essays on the unexplored surfaces of Serra's steel sculptures, site-specificity in Serra's work, selfhood and the aesthetic experience, and representations of homelessness. As Publications and Training Manager at the UCSF Alliance Health Project, he oversees the development of books, newsletters, and trainings on HIV and LGBTQ counseling and mental health.
In addition to a VCS MA, Marks has an MA in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley and a BA from the University of Pennsylvania. He practices life drawing and picture-taking and has collaborated on book arts projects with his partner, Saul Rosenfield.
Contact Information: robmarks[at]sonic[dot]net
Recent Happenings:
12.12.2013 / Rob Marks on Serra's The Matter of Time in Forthcoming Anthology
12.12.2013 / Rob Marks to Present at 2014 CAA Conference in Chicago
Rob Marks Reflects on "The Clock" in Daily Serving
Rob Marks, on Abstract Art in Daily Serving
Rob Marks on DeFeo's Exhibition in DailyServing
#museumpractices, A 4-Part Series by Rob Marks in DailyServing
Rob Marks Awarded Inaugural Hannah Arendt Prize in Critical Theory and Creative Research
Rob Marks Contributes to Daily Serving
Matter and Spirit: The Sculpture of Stephen De Staebler by Rob Marks in Art Practical
Rob Marks on the Work of John Cage in Art Practical
Mentored Study in Writing
Instructor: Hugh Behm–Steinberg
Prerequisite: graduate standing
June 2-August 1, individual meeting times to be scheduled with students
Mentored study provides one–on–one study over the summer with a faculty mentor. It gives students the freedom to pursue their own intellectual work seriously and intensively, while the faculty mentor engages and guides them through in–depth discussion and detailed critical commentary. In consultation with the mentor, a student also incorporates relevant reading into the course. This reading provides the basis for reflective or critical writing by the student that becomes part of the overall dialogue.
Appropriate for students at all levels, from those just starting out to those who are interested in pursuing more advanced projects, and it has been proven particularly useful to those working on thesis projects. Frequent, regular meetings are based on writing the student produces.
This course satisfies a Grad-wide Elective.
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That's a question that needs defining. With movies, generally a lower audio quality is acceptable. With music, the experience is entirely dependent on the quality of the speakers and electronics. This is assuming a reasonable room and low noise level. So really, you need to define the minimum quality acceptable to you while listening to music. I'll answer your question this way. I have a surround sound system in one room. I have a few good music systems in other rooms. The music systems have more money invested in each than the surround system. I find music played on the surround receiver (Carver HTR 880) unacceptable for music. It works fine for movies. This is using the same speakers for front as my main music speakers. I am worried about blowing the Carver up. Need bigger amps maybe. Another way to look at this. An equivalent surround system would be about 5/2 times more expensive than a stereo system. Plus the extra speakers. That's just for equivalent quality. In my opinion anyhow. -Chris |
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A lot of AV amps are now class D affairs so that they can stuff 5 amplifier channels into a slim case. While i've no doubt that well designed class D amps could sound good, the economy jobs they put in AV recievers are probably only suitable for material such as movies, and will show up all sorts of flaws with real music.
Stick to two seperate systems, IMO |
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BUT, does not not most movies contain a lot of music ?
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class d for music...
well yes, most movies do contain music, but some how our minds are focused on the image more so than the music:-), the audio tracks on movies are there out of necessity. Was it Robert Hartley that suggested an inexpensive home theater set up and a good 2 channel hi fi
There are class "T" available for home theater as well, and if what can be done with a Tripath "5066" is any indications, then I can't imagine that these would be so bad. Teac has a 5 channel receiver available. Consider the Teac ALP-700 (do a search here at diyaudio), or what about the various class d) XR Panasonics ?
stew ☮ -"A sane man in an insane world appears insane." |
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Hi Nanook,
Yes, that's my main point. Now the need is to get an A/V amp that doesn't blow up when the sound is turned up. I am going to try using separate amps. More punch maybe, better reliability. The preceding stages will still destroy the sound for audio listening. -Chris |
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I have a Yamaha RXV-1200 and it sounds great in both modes. But I would lie if I´d say that it sounds better than an old big Yamaha-amplifier, especially in "Stereo-Mode". If think if you want to get some quality sound you have to pay therefore. My AV-receiver is class A/B, I think. It´s a very big Receiver with enough power. I think if you want both, you have to spend some money an get a big model.
For adequate surround and stereo sound you have to buy also some good loudspeakers. Don´t safe money at them. So if surround and stereo buy Yamaha! Boris (spongebob-2005) |
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Hive space elite wtf were u all thinking
A pve for 5 people, after about 5 deaths each just to kill the guardians, the 2 weapons protecting the queen ammounted to about 25+deaths each person without a single successfull destruction of either of the 2 weapons.... To put it simply they have incorporated too many repair and tractor spheres along with too many probes protecting the weapons, not to mention the over abundant damage the 2 weapons inflict just themselves..... I got hit by a single plasma torpedo for easy 89,000dmg one hit kills from almost every weapon they defend themselves with. So devs you all must have really been hitting the crack pipe when you designed that mission for only 5!
Hive Space is too much trouble for so few reward, go farm ISE for the mark rewards.
Too much hassle for not enough rewards. It's not that its too hard, it's just not really worth the effort or time any more.
Unless you were super close to the target, you should have ample time to shoot down torps headed your way. Maybe it's easier on an escort running cannons and turrets but I shoot them down fairly quick without being off my main target for more than a couple seconds? Oh and you may wish to edit your post some, otherwise that last line is gonna get this edited and/or locked by staff.. |
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First... 6 Tac cubes, and they expect us to kill them all in 10 minutes for the optional. Possible in a team of only full DPS Escorts. Maybe. Next... Command Ships of Doom. Unless you got Power Drains on top of Power Drains... its just impossible. The frickin' Superlasers have a 20 Km range (Granted they aren't entirely accurate at times thankfully), Insta death Torpedo Spreads, Regen Probes that constantly come back... Normal Command Ship tactics DO NOT WORK! Tried my usual Circle the top spike. Died left and right. Tried parking right in its face in hopes that the Plasma Bolt would do lots of damage. NEGATED by Regen Probes that appear pretty much instantly after one Regen is destroyed. Even tried Harsh Language. And it is actually made worse by the increasing respawn timer. Whole team dies, back to Square One. Hive Space Elite was actually the first STF I Rage Quit. In short... this mission is NOT balanced for a team of 5. |
I was actually in a good team today and on my first run we completed Into the Hive Space Elite with all optional successful, so it is possible, just takes a lot of team coordination, which we had, everyone was a team player, and was watching what was going on with everyone else, so everyone acted accordingly, like turning tail and running to stay alive when other people died, so we'd maintain the optional. It all worked, and we succeeded, over 100 marks for it.
Now, Into the Hive Ground Elite is another story, way too hard, they need to nurf it, and make the electro platforms also kill the borg that are on the square. |
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