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We raid from 7pm to 11pm (Server Time) on Tuesday and Thursday, with Sunday being used as an occasional clean-up day, or for progression if a kill is close. We've been raiding for two weeks now, and we're already 6/6 MV and 4/6 HoF. Our core consists of mostly heroic mode raiders, and we expect to move into heroic modes shortly.
If you're familiar with the guild Veridian from ICC and early Cataclysm, we're a partial reform.
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Just waiting for Casa to say something about how you are 2 weeks old and have 7 bosses down and want people to submit their world of logs parses before you give them a tryout...man I got to go cut myself again for the fact my guild is so far behind on progression becuase theres freaking like 124 10 man horde guilds and cant find enough reliable players :(
I don't tend to read threads that I don't care about and/or are unlikely to provide good trolling potential (and also he said logs are optional), and I have nothing against people trying to find more people to raid with, but since you mentioned it... lolol 7/16 normal mode lol worse than the average pug etc. etc. how can you claim to be "heroic mode raiders" etc. etc. etc.
Kapowee is probably nervous because we're almost caught up to him in 2 weeks, with much less gear as a raid; I understand.
We got "Must Love Dogs" today, which I'm pretty sure is a world first, so we're pretty serious.
I applaud your reading comprehension, illiteracy runs rampant in the population.
actually its been 3 weeks Kthanksbye
Well as painful as this is to say - we actually got our first elegon, will and blade lord kills last week...so...um...ya.....but my point was at this stage you should prolly be focusing on a player that can committ and show up to your raids on time everytime instead of his logs. But that's just me because I have been forced to spend this expansion trying to find those people instead of actually raiding :)...the "reliability pool" on Laughing Skull shrinks every week....
I still can't hear you over the sound of my progression.
I have over 10 players logging on every raid night, I just want to improve the quality of my raid. How aren't you able to find consistent raiders?
Actually if you look at my armoury im 2/6 Hof Unlike you <3 Lol hilarious.
Actually if you look at my armoury im 2/6 Hof Unlike you <3 Lol hilarious.
The guild you joined has had it on farm since December 11th, I bet you put in a lot of hard work on that boss. Wait, is that the 3rd or 4th guild you've been in over the last 4 weeks? I've lost count.
Filled our healer position with a superb disc priest (with logs!), thanks for the bumps guys. Still looking for some stunning DPS.
Id rather shop around then be stuck in a going no where guild like yours ^-^ the only reason i respect it is because some of your members are respectable players unlike yourself.
7 (soon to be 8!) Progression kills in 3 weeks definitely means we're going nowhere, unlike the guild you just joined which has been stuck on Garalon for 33 days. I strive to be as good as you some day Itsy. Fortunately, my dungeon and raid achievements help dry my tears when I cry myself to sleep every night.
Let's be honest here, you only respect Primmy because he's part of the !@#$% master race.
Is it true that the spiders in Australia are so large they have health bars? I might go out there and domesticate one if that's the case.
Part of the what master race?, also its NOT just prim, its also Rawrster, Holden, Spart, Demois, and Jagat, If i forgot anyone im sorry your mostly all great, and im sort of happy i left so now you dont bench demoise for any other reason, hes a !@#$ing good player and you better realise that.
Deimose*** whatever im too drunk for this !@#$e.
Just on another note, there is not point at all in bagging any guild that i join because there all good in there own special way and there trying just as hard as you are to progress, frankly it just makes you look bad.
I shuffle the roster based on the needs of a certain boss, attendance, or loot needs. I never said Deimose was a bad player, even, people are putting these words in my mouth. The hypocrisy from you is stunning. Always trying to run my raid for me, I think this was the reason we went our separate ways.
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um, a code & Url on your receipt, that to use allows ronald & co to get your name and address?
Whatever journalist wrote this should be sent home without lunch!
What the hell do you mean unclear?
Here, let's take a stab; Pepsi Co. announces 1 million song giveaway via redeemable codes on their three main product bottle caps. 1 in 3 caps will have a code valued at $0.99. Hundreds of thousands of iTunes Music Store users are now poised and ready to only drink and purchase Pepsi, Diet Pepsi and Sierra Mist for the duration of the promotion because there really is no reason to purchase any other product since none of them are possibly giving you back $3 worth of music per 6 pack!
McDonalds announces promotion where the purchase of any combo meal will include a peel off sticker on the french fry container with 1 code redeemable for a free song valued at $0.99 at the ITMS. Promotion to continue until 1 billion free songs are given away. Millions of iTunes Music Store customers now opt for lunch at McDonalds since it's the only fast food offering where a $4 happy meal includes a $1 song reward. There's no reason to eat at Burger King.
You can watch for these bottle caps and happy meal stickers to be auctioned off enmase on eBay about 3 hours after the first promotion starts.
Collecting iTunes Music Store free song promotion codes will become the new baseball card of the 2004 summer.
You can pick new-skool hits like "I'm lovin' it" and "We love to see you smile," or go back to the old days with "At McDonald's, we do it all for you," "Keep your eyes on your fries," and "Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun."
Perhaps Coca-Cola will get in on the deal? "Ain't nothing but the real thing," "Coke is it!," "I'd like to teach the world to sing" and of course "Always Coca-Cola" are big hits in the beverage world.
The plans by two of the largest consumer goods companies to spend a significant amount of promotional money on music sharing is a validation of Apple's revolutionary iTunes service - and a ringing endorsement for the beleaguered music industry.
It seems like not too long ago, every time you'd see mention of apple in the press, they were called "beleaguered". It became kind of a running joke on Mac sites. Well, now we're once again seeing "Apple" and "beleaguered" in the same sentence, but in a good way. I
MacMinute [macrumors.com] notes a statement from McDonald's [macrumors.com] regarding today's rumor [macrumors.com] about the McDonald's and iTunes giveaway.
According to McDonalds, "There are no agreements to announce, so anything else is pure speculation."
McDonald's goes on to say that they are continuing to pursue "bold new initiatives in the areas of music, sports, fashion and entertainment" and that news can be expected in the coming weeks to months.
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It's interesting that Devlin was a top 10 QB in the 2011 draft, per mike mayock.
and yes, devlin has been on the active roster.
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Devlin is better than Aaron Corp. that is all. Next up in this ever so important QB #3 battle is Jordan Rogers. Hopefully they bring in a QB with real potential because on the roster as constructed we have 1 drafted QB on the team.
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No, really. Please. Or I'll unleash this crazy redhead on Tannehill and she'll wreck the 2015 season. So please. Vote for me. Really. I'm not kidding. I'll do it.
First and foremost, all those of you who are "experts" about Pat Devlin, and enjoy mocking him as though you're QB gurus, I'd like you to watch this:
The moral: You don't know. You don't.
As someone who has watched the guy play...repeatedly..at Delaware, the kid can flat-out play. He does NOT have a huge arm. He's not particularly fast, and is not a nimble runner. Now, that being said, he's very accurate, intelligent, has good mechanics, goes through his reads very quickly, has great pocket awareness, and throws a really nice ball.
In other words, he's a perfect West Coast Offense QB. Why hasn't Devlin taken the backup spot? He simply hasn't had the reps needed to adjust to the speed of the NFL. As such, he's not a "premier" backup, because he hasn't had the experience.
Now, make no mistake, I'm not suggesting he supplant Tannehill. Tannehill's ceiling is off the chart, and in a year or two, we'll know that he's either the guy or he's not. Of course, Moore isn't Tannehill either. Which is why I don't understand what the Fins are doing. In my opinion, the Fins have TWO QB who are perfectly capable backup QB.
Look at it this way: If Tannehill goes down, I don't think Moore will take this team any farther than Devlin will. If the Fins were a Super Bowl contender right now, I could see the justification for a $5mm backup. But they're not.
If Tannehill goes down, then the season is in tremendous trouble. I'd rather have a wild card in Devlin than a QB who has proven that he's not the man as a backup. And I'd certainly rather spend that $5mm somewhere else.


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Al Ruscio, an often-seen character actor who appeared on TV, in films and on stage for more than a half-century, died Tuesday, his daughter Elizabeth said. He was 89.
Ruscio played the new restaurant manager at Monk's whom Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) accuses of employing only buxom women as waitresses (they turn out to be his daughters) in the 1993 Seinfeld episode "The Pilot"; a casino owner on Showgirls (1995); and an opera-loving grandfather on the late-1980s ABC drama Life Goes On, the first TV series to feature a major character with Down syndrome.
In The Godfather: Part III, he plays crime boss Leo Cuneo and screams at Joe Mantegna's character, "Joey Zaza, you son of a bitch!"
Ruscio also played a foul-mouthed ex-cabbie on Steambath, an early series for pay-TV outlet Showtime; Bonnie Franklin's dad in one episode of One Day at a Time; and Elder No. 4 on The X-Files.
Ruscio appeared on scores of other shows, including 77 Sunset Strip, Bonanza, Sea Hunt, Peter Gunn, The Untouchables, McCloud, Phyllis, Lou Grant, Shannon, Barney Miller, Falcon Crest, St. Elsewhere, Matlock, Hill Street Blues, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, NYPD Blue and 7th Heaven.
He also acted in the soap operas Santa Barbara, Port Charles and Days of Our Lives.
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His film résumé includes Fever Heat (1968), Any Which Way You Can (1980), The Hunter (1980), Jagged Edge (1985), Guilty by Suspicion (1991), The Silence of the Hams (1994) and The Phantom (1996).
A native of Salem, Mass., Ruscio moved to New York and trained for two years at the Neighborhood Playhouse School for the Theatre. He moved to Los Angeles in 1958 and that year appeared on TV's Gunsmoke and then in the Rod Steiger film Al Capone (1959).
In the '60s, Ruscio created the drama department at the newly formed Midwestern College in Denison, Iowa. He then served as a professor of acting at the University of Windsor in Canada and as artistic director of the Academy of Dramatic Art at Oakland (Mich.) University. Over the years, he conducted workshops with his wife, actress Kate Williamson.
On stage, he starred in such productions as After the Fall, King Lear, Mizlansky-Zalinsky, The Merchant of Venice and The Man in the Glass Booth. He toured with Steve McQueen in A Hatful of Rain and was Jack Lemmon's standby in Tribute.
His book, So Therefore …: A Practical Guide for Actors, was published last year.
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Admissions & Exchanges
The Admissions Office welcomed 20 new students into the KIS fold at the start of this semester. The orientation is a time when parents and students are introduced to staff, dorm life and the campus. Our Student Peers did an amazing job, flitting around the campus in their black and white T Shirts, assisting the parents while simultaneously making the new students feel welcome and at home. Our new students have slipped in with a spirit of enquiry and enthusiasm as they move into a new phase in their lives. Away from their familiar homes, now to join a new community which would quickly become their new home.
The Vice Principal, Ms Liliana Gomez and I visited Bhutan and Ahmedabad in the middle of January. The aim was to meet our current parent community while also to build an awareness and knowledge about KIS, our curriculum, our strengths and what makes us a unique international school. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our parents both in Bhutan and Ahmedabad for their warmth, hospitality and support during our visit. We received several applications and enquiries from both cities are now working with the parents to complete the admissions process
We welcomed back our exchange students who have been away through most of the last semester. Students on the German and the French exchange returned after the winter vacation and shared their experiences and learnings at the assembly, encouraging their peers to work hard and ensure that they get selected for the next years exchange. Over 20 applications for the French exchange have already been submitted and the excitement to participate in this programme has gone up two-fold as both parents and students appreciate the merits of experiencing an exchange.
The German Exchange programme continues to expand. This year 5 students from KIS have been selected to spend the first semester in the new academic year at Andreanum Gymanasium, our partner school. An equal number of students from Germany will spend next semester with us.
Marilyn Scudder Memorial Scholarship
The Kodai School class of 1956 has established the Marilyn Scudder Memorial Scholarship Fund. Although started by the Class of 1956, others who knew Marilyn have contributed as well
Marilyn, whose parents were medical missionaries in Kuwait, attended Kodai School from 1947 to 1951 and 1952 to 1956. While at Kodai she not only did well academically, but excelled in sports and music. She earned her MD degree from the University of Michigan and was the first female ophthalmology resident at the University of Minnesota. In her final year of residency, she spent time at the Mvumi Hospital in Tanzania which paved the way for the rest of her life.
From 1973 to 2001 she was a missionary ophthalmologist at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center in Moshi, Tanzania and at Mvumi Hospital. In addition to very competent and compassionate care as an eye surgeon she trained medical officers, ophthalmic nursing officers, ophthalmic opticians, medical assistants, and nurses. A life- long friend and fellow ophthalmologist wrote that "Marilyn's life was a life of giving, and living joyfully. She treated every patient with respect and the highest competency no matter how high or low their station". She received several awards that recognized her outstanding life and work. These included the Distinguished Alumni Award from Hope College and the Outstanding Humanitarian Service Award from the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
The Marilyn Scudder Scholarship is a partial scholarship and would initially be granted for the 2015 – 2016 academic year to a student entering High School. Please send your applications to firstname.lastname@example.com
To know more about Marilyn Scudder Memorial Scholarship, please visit KIS Scholarships.
We wish our students a wonderful, peaceful and successful Semester
– Alika Khosla, Admissions Coordinator
Careers & College
Its 2015 and I would like to wish each and every one of you a happy and prosperous new year. It's an exciting time as always in CAREERS as the grade 12 students start to receive conditional and unconditional offers from all over the world. Lots of decisions to be made in the next few months such as country of study, choice of university, housing, applying for scholarships and of course the pros and cons of a gap year.
I have to admit that I was quite old school in my thinking with regards to gap years till I actually spoke to a very dear student of mine who took a gap year. Not only did she earn valuable work experience, she was able to learn new knowledge both in theory and practice. So here she is giving us her experience through the past year.
It is my privilege to introduce to you Riya Jindal. She was a great asset not only to her class but also to the school. She's talented and ambitious and we are so proud of all that she's able to accomplish over the past 10 months. Well done Riya…we miss you. Over to you…
I'm proud to be 'that girl who makes movies'. I think that's what most of my peers and my teachers used to call me at KIS. I was oddly fascinated by the way people would run away from me when I walked around with my camera. But as the persistent and passionate filmmaker I am, I always found victims to star in my movies.
By the end of 11th grade I knew that I wanted to pursue film, but I didn't know 'how' I would enjoy making this my career. I took a gap year because I wanted to explore film in as many different real world contexts as I could. So far, I've worked in a media and communications company called Interspace (based in Mumbai) and a software development company called Extentia Information Technology (as a part of the marketing team).
I was introduced to the world of media and advertising at my first internship at Interspace – a small, cutting edge media company. Demanding assignments poured onto my desk and soon I found myself pitching ideas, asking questions and interacting with clients. I was forced out of my comfort zone but I found confidence when I completed the tasks I was given.
My key project was to organize and execute the premier Fashion Exhibition for women entrepreneurs in Mumbai. We had to create all their event and marketing collaterals. For the invitation design, we came up with 12-15 different layouts, all of which were all promptly rejected by the demanding clients. The designers at Interspace were extremely frustrated but they had to meet client expectations and complete the project. Through this experience I learned how strong artists have to be, how demanding clients can be and how much time goes into creating acceptable content.
These lessons were tested during my second internship at Extentia. I was the artist.
At Extentia, I was making films that carried a corporate tone as they were geared towards selling the company and its capabilities. As the only filmmaker in the company I was not learning anything new about filmmaking. From an artist's perspective, there was no challenge in producing 'flat' films.
Through this experience, I realized pursuing art is really hard. When I set out on my journey to become a filmmaker, I knew that it would be extremely difficult, but I never thought that my passion for the subject would waiver.
I started to hate some of the films I was making. They did not reflect my artistic voice at all. I felt more like a tool than an artist – I had no say in the final product. I was making videos for a client, and since they weren't 'my' videos, I had no say in what they looked like. It was like being an interior designer. The client had to like the designs because it's their house. If the designer tries to impose upon the client, they'll just get fired. After all, the designer doesn't end up living in the house he designs. In other words, his art is not for him, it's for the client. This is applicable to all art forms; the only way an artist really succeeds (in terms of monetization) is when they cater to a client.
But this is how you pursue your goals. You start from the bottom, and you work your way up to the top. Once you've established that your work is good, you earn the right to express your creative vision. Until then, you make yourself the translator from client to product.
This is just one of the many lessons I've learned during my gap year. These lessons can't be taught from within the four walls of a classroom – you have to experience to actually understand the criteria of success.
A gap year is not for everybody. It's important that if you decide to take a gap year, you have a plan in place. It's surprisingly easy to sit back and do nothing the entire year. If you take a gap year, you really need to be sure that you are the kind of person that will do something with the time you have.
My gap year has been nothing less than life changing, but that's because I know I'm the kind of the person that will put in the work required to get to where I want to be.
– Sangeetha George, Careers and College Advisor
Over the holidays, the Alumni Office organized reunions in four cities in India. The marketing manager and I visited four Chapters during this period. Firstly, we met with the Madurai Chapter on 22nd November, 2014 where we had about twenty alumni, friends, family and prospective parents in attendance. The reunion was the first to be held in Madurai and it was organized by the Chapter Rep, Dr. Arul Arasu '81 and we were hosted by Dr. Ganesh Krishnan '74 at the Sangame Hotel Conference Hall. Present at the meet was the Marketing Manager. He informed the gathering that, Alumni are stakeholders and must actively be involved by recommending the school to friends and family. Some of the Alumni invited prospective parents as well. In attendance at the reunion were Sheela David '83, Dr. Santhosh George '84 and family, Rev. Dr. Arul Arasu Israel '81 and family , Dr.K.N.K. Ganesh '74 and family, Ruth Jude & A.V.Jude (prospective parents) Jacob Selwyn & Deborah Christina (prospective parents), Suka Joshua(Parent of Alumnus) and other friends.
On 29th November, 2014, we visited the Hyderabad Chapter. The event was organized and hosted by the chapter Rep., Mukesh Rao '89. At the reunion, the Marketing Manager reiterated his message that Alumni are the backbone of every institution and KIS would continue to count on their support and participation. In attendance at the reunion were Mamta Reddy '89, Shantanu Reddy'88, Uday Peddireddi '88 and Balakrishnan Venkatraman '90 and others.
This was followed by the meeting with Coimbatore Chapter on the 1st December, 2014. In attendance at the Coimbatore meeting were Venkatesh Saha '98, Sudhakar Selvan '00, Srividhya Parthasarathy Rajesh '90, and other friends and family.
Our final gathering was held in Bangalore on the 6th of December, 2014. We met with the Bangalore chapter at UB City and was organized by the Chapter Rep, Arjun Chetnah. The KIS Principal, Corey Stixrud was also in attendance at the Bangalore reunion. In attendance the reunion were Anuja Masters '89, John Jacob '84 and family, Samantha Das '97, Pradeep Das (Former Staff) and family, Tim Heinamann '67 and daughter, Manju Heinamann , Mr. & Mrs Chandrasekhran (both former staff) , Marketing Manager and other family and friends.
I would like to specially thank all Alumni who organized and hosted these events. We hope to visit other Chapters in our efforts to strengthen the KIS Alumni Network.
Blurb from Judith Zonunpar Mattie '04
My husband (Jordan Mattie) and I drove to Boston, MA from Saint John, NB this past Thanksgiving (November 27) to visit Irene and her husband. While we were there, we were able to meet up with fellow classmates (of 2004) Abhiroop Ghosh and Justin Aier. It had been 6 years since Irene and I last saw each other and 10 years (graduation) with Abhiroop and Justin. Everyone except myself and my husband (Judith and Jordan) are currently residing in Boston. Jordan and I live in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
Visiting Alumni:
The next Reunion Weekend would be held from 6th to 9th August, 2015. We would like to specially invite classes who would be celebrating their milestone anniversaries next year to join us for the Reunion Weekend. They are of 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, and 2005. Please contact the alumni office with your ideas, suggestions and comments. All other classes are cordially invited to join in.
– Yvonne Dovlo, Alumni Officer
In Memory
Anne Warrior Passes (Former KIS Council Chairperson)
We regret to inform you that our longest-serving Council member, Anne Warrior, passed away in Bangalore on 30 January. Anne was on the KIS Council beginning in the 1980s. She was on the Executive Committee and also served as the Board Chair.
Mrs. Warrior was born in England and studied at the University of London. She was a well-known educator in India and served as a member of the Standing Committee on Examinations for the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi.
In the words of another Council member, Rathi Jafer, Anne had "a twinkle in her eye and…what I admired most was her sharp mind and vivacious nature. We will miss her a lot but will pray for her peace and strength for her family and friends to bear this irreparable loss."
Anne's funeral service was held on Monday, 2 February, at the Hebbal Crematorium. A memorial service has been scheduled for Wednesday, 4 February at 6:00 p.m. at Aditi School. Please keep Anne's family in your thoughts and prayers.
– KIS Community
KIS Stamp
KIS 100 years in education were honored by the Government of India on 26th August 2000 in the issue of a Rs. 15 commemorative stamp. Former Communications Minister Shri Ram Vilas Paswan (present Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Minister) issued the stamp at the celebration organized on that day to two of our school's long-term friends and supporters, parents and grandparents of KIS graduates:
- Naomi Carman and her husband John S. Carman came to Kodaikanal in 1934.
- Dayavu Dhanapal, who joined the school in 1944 as first Indian woman staff member. Her father Z. Samuel constructed the school gymnasium in 1911.
The collage on the first-day cover, designed by Philip Cranswick (staff member, 1997-2000), represents the continuity of our school out of its early days into its present strengths. The commemorative stamp was designed by the Philately Department of the Government of India, from drawings submitted.
– Suvidha Sadasivan, Archivist


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Sustainability requires changes that are much more significant than simply doing the things that we currently do, but more efficiently.
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Technology is another theme in interior design education—working with, and working around it to create comfortable, smart environments for every activity. California College of the Arts (CCA), for example, recently started to offer courses such as Digital Design Technologies for students in their Master of Advanced Architectural Design program. And it's not just existing schools updating their curriculum to keep pace with today's world.Read the rest
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Like her peers, Cathrine Veikos, chair of the interior design department at California College of the Arts (CCA), says students seek the ability to work with other disciplines—to engage lighting, acoustics, communication and interaction, exhibition and display.Read the rest
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San Francisco is one of four cities where the ACC, a nonprofit in Minneapolis, annually holds events. "The Bay Area is home to many of the most influential and innovative artists, organizations and patrons of contemporary craft," says the ACC's Diamond.
"Combined with a significant history in craft education with schools such as California College of the Arts, the Bay Area plays an undeniable leading role in the ongoing story of American craft."Read the rest
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Tiffany Blaylock (Interior Design 2014) presented a material sculpture made from recycled leather belts she made during Materiality and Space 3, an Interior Design course taught by Amy CamposRead the rest
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The cardinal rule of home buying is "location, location, location." But it can also apply to educational institutions.
"Any college or university takes much of its character from its location," says Stephen Beal, president of California College of the Arts. "An increasing part of a student's education isn't just about what's happening in the classroom, but also outside of it."Read the rest
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CCA's booth at Maker Faire received two Make magazine editor's choice awards
Ever since the college was founded in 1907, making art has defined what we do at California College of the Arts -- both what we create and how we create it.
Today we have a new challenge to how we create art. The Bay Area has become a vast melting pot of innovation driven by the demands of technology-reliant and design-savvy enthusiasts.
We live in the innovation corridor -- a unique stomping grounds where the doers and makers are integrating time-honored principles of craft into the ever-changing technological landscape.Read the rest
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What exactly is the connection between art and science?
CCA's division of humanities and sciences has developed a thoroughly interdisciplinary, two-year thematic curricular project called Exploring Science in the Studio to keep this question on the minds of undergraduates, as they consider courses that satisfy their science requirements.Read the rest
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Amy has maintained a thoroughly active career, seamlessly intertwining her design accomplishments with her role as an educator and supporter of the community. Her body of work displays a rigorous focus on evolving environmental and sustainable concerns, in her field of instruction, her research and in her exhibitions. In addition to her position as owner and principal of her ACA firm in San Francisco, Amy serves as Assistant Professor at California College of the Arts, where she teaches and develops new courses in the Undergraduate Interior Design Program.Read the rest
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Nice Losers
Mitt Romney now joins the long list of the kinds of presidential candidates favored by the Republican establishment– nice, moderate losers, people with no coherently articulated vision, despite how many ad hoc talking points they may have.
The list of Republican presidential candidates like this goes back at least as far as 1948, when Thomas E. Dewey ran against President Harry Truman. Dewey spoke in lofty generalities while Truman spoke in hard-hitting specifics. Since then, there have been many re-runs of this same scenario, featuring losing Republican presidential candidates John McCain, Bob Dole, Gerald Ford and, when he ran for reelection, George H.W. Bush.
Bush 41 first succeeded when he ran for election as if he were another Ronald Reagan ("Read my lips, no new taxes"), but then lost when he ran for reelection as himself– "kinder and gentler," disdainful of "the vision thing" and looking at his watch during a debate, when he should have been counter-attacking against the foolish things being said.
This year, Barack Obama had the hard-hitting specifics– such as ending "tax cuts for the rich" who should pay "their fair share," government "investing" in "the industries of the future" and the like. He had a coherent vision, however warped.
Most of Obama's arguments were rotten, if you bothered to put them under scrutiny. But someone once said that it is amazing how long the rotten can hold together, if you don't handle it roughly.
Any number of conservative commentators, both in the print media and on talk radio, examined and exposed the fraudulence of Obama's "tax cuts for the rich" argument. But did you ever hear Mitt Romney bother to explain the specifics which exposed the flaws in Obama's argument?
On election night, the rotten held together because Mitt Romney had not handled it roughly with specifics. Romney was too nice to handle Obama's absurdities roughly. He definitely out-niced Obama– as John McCain had out-niced Obama in 2008, and as Dewey out-niced Truman back in 1948. And these Republicans all lost.
In this year's first presidential debate, Obama out-niced Romney. But, when he lost out doing that, he then reversed himself, became the attacker, and ultimately the winner on election night, despite a track record that should have buried him in a landslide.
When you look at this as a horse race, there is no question that the Republicans deserved to lose. But the stakes for this great nation, at this crucial juncture in its history and in the history of the world, are far too momentous to look at this election as just a contest between two candidates or two political parties.
Quite aside from the immediate effects of particular policies, Barack Obama has repeatedly circumvented the laws, including the Constitution of the United States, in ways and on a scale that pushes this nation in the direction of arbitrary one-man rule.
Now that Obama will be in a position to appoint Supreme Court justices who can rubber stamp his evasions of the law and usurpations of power, this country may be unrecognizable in a few years as the America that once led the world in freedom, as well as in many other things.
Barack Obama's boast, on the eve of the election of 2008– "We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America"– can now be carried out, without fear of ever having to face the voters again.
This "transforming" project extends far beyond fundamental internal institutions, or even the polarization and corruption of the people themselves, with goodies handed out in exchange for their surrendering their birthright of freedom.
Obama will now also have more "flexibility," as he told Russian President Medvedev, to transform the international order, where he has long shown that he thinks America has too much power and influence. A nuclear Iran can change that. Forever.
Have you noticed how many of our enemies in other countries have been rooting for Obama? You or your children may yet have reason to recall that as a bitter memory of a warning sign ignored on election day in 2012.
: Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305. His website is: www.tsowell.com.
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I was pretty excited to try this, I tend to get a little shiny and was hoping to battle that a bit. I was pretty disappointed. I applied to a couple places on my face and for the first little while was impressed. I'm the lightest shade and it matches quite well. Unfortunately by the end of the day, this had sunk into lines I didn't even think I had. It had aged me about 20 years with how deep it exaggerated lines under my eyes. I thought it was how I applied it so I used even less than my little amount a couple days later and the same result. Won't be repurchasing :/
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Love this product. It's my first day using it and it's amazing! Very light application. Don't even have to use a lot of the product to get an amazing face ð love to pieces
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I don't get it... This seems to be really chalky on my skin. It causes it to look really flaky and dry. I did try using a moisturizer underneath it but it didn't help. Now I'm rethinking how good my skin is. Haha. Maybe I have bumps allover my skin? Ugh I don't know. But I wouldn't purchase again. Pros- the color was exactly mine.
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I have oily combination skin so I was super excited to try it when I saw it on sale at Shoppers for $6.99 CA. Regular price is $11.99 which is way to expensive.
- It glides on SO SO SO smooth. skin feels so soft afterwards.
- builds nicely
- looks very natural finish. Doesn't look like you're even wearing any make up!
- no smell to it
- compact, lightweight
- it's not shine-free. I get oily in a few hours
- it's not a bad foundation. it does it's job. I'm just disappointed at the "shine-free" part. I would buy it again if it's on sale. But definitely not at regular price.
on 2/1/2014 11:06:00 PM
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I love this foundation stick. This is due to its gel like feel and it's full coverage. This product is one of my favorite foundations ever, I do however wish they made a shade lighter than the 110 because I am so pale that in order for their lightest color to blend it takes forever. I have no complaint on how they formulated this and I will buy it again as soon as I finish with m new favorite Rimmel Stay Matte Mousse foundation in light porcelain :)
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This has been my current favourite foundation. I love the texture, it applies SO smoothly, much like a silicone based primer. It gives nice light-medium coverage, and I usually build a little extra as a second layer on any red areas around my nose and chin. I like to apply it directly on my face then buff out with a duo-fibre brush. The finish looks satin, and I find once I set it with a good translucent loose powder (as I do with all foundations) it looks great and lasts. I did deduct some points for price because although I have no issue with the packaging itself, you don't get a whole lot of this product per tube, so the value is a little low in that regard.
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Okumus Fund Management disclosed that it now owns 4,926,304 shares (23.4% of the total voting stock) following its purchase of 3,579,204 shares in the span from April 24 through May 9 at prices ranging from $8.26 to $9.12 per share. In its filing, Okumus also revealed that it had acquired 1,347,100 shares in options-related transactions.
Okumus also stated that it believes the company's "financial performance can be improved to create greater value for shareholders," and accordingly has communicated with Vocus management about "the process of recommending two individuals to the board of directors." One of these nominees will be associated with Okumus, the investor said, and the other will be independent.
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PennyMac Financial Services PFSI -0.8761682242990654% PennyMac Financial Services Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD16.97 -0.15 -0.8761682242990654% /Date(1427835722531-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28153 AFTER HOURS USD16.9 -0.0700000000000003 -0.41249263406010606% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 10.284848484848485 Market Cap 371008477.55721 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 435797 More quote details and news » (PFSI)
Omega Advisors disclosed that it now owns 2,759,600 shares (21.6%) after it bought 2,750,000 at $18 apiece on May 9 in the company's initial public offering and an additional 9,600 shares at $19.71 apiece on May 14. Omega did not disclose any plans or proposals in its filing.
Resolute Energy REN -5.295007564296521% Resolute Energy Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD0.5634 -0.0315 -5.295007564296521% /Date(1427835935454-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 458991 AFTER HOURS USD0.5612 -0.00219999999999998 -0.3904863329783458% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11700 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 46171379.4421303 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1242910 More quote details and news » (REN)
Sageview Capital disclosed that it now owns 4,818,611 shares (6.3%) after it bought 2,695,627 from May 9 through May 16 at prices ranging from $8.02 to $8.55 per share. In its filing, Sageview said it has had, and may in the future have, discussions with management and may make suggestions concerning Resolute's "operations, prospects, business and financial strategies, assets and liabilities, business and financing alternatives and other such matters."
WPX Energy WPX 2.6291079812206575% WPX Energy Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD10.93 0.28 2.6291079812206575% /Date(1427835892738-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6073241 AFTER HOURS USD10.93 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 60916 P/E Ratio 13.57595329772699 Market Cap 2180012312.81433 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 2780910 More quote details and news » (WPX)
Taconic Capital Advisors disclosed that it now owns 12,800,000 shares (6.4%) after it bought 3,100,000 shares from April 3 through May 13 at prices from $15.04 to $17.44 apiece. Taconic also disclosed selling 200,000 shares on April 11 for $17.71 to $17.75 each.
In its filing, Taconic said that it "may engage in communications with relevant parties regarding the Company."
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Lufkin Industries (LUFK)
Gamco Investors GBL -1.2204328132863613% GAMCO Investors Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD78.51 -0.97 -1.2204328132863613% /Date(1427835720925-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3293 AFTER HOURS USD78.51 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 15 P/E Ratio 18.17361111111111 Market Cap 2047346068.2402 Dividend Yield 0.35664246592790727% Rev. per Employee 1941790 More quote details and news » (ticker: GBL) increased its holdings to 3,005,138 shares (8.9%) by buying 357,003 shares from May 10 through May 16 at prices of $88.29 to $88.37 each. Gamco also disclosed that it had sold 1,100 shares from May 14 through May 16 for $88.33 to $88.40 apiece.
On April 8, Lufkin said it would be acquired by General Electric GE -1.234076433121019% General Electric Co. U.S.: NYSE USD24.81 -0.31 -1.234076433121019% /Date(1427835616984-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 33679270 AFTER HOURS USD24.86 0.0500000000000007 0.2015316404675534% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1261656 P/E Ratio 16.400052882072977 Market Cap 252895608448.982 Dividend Yield 3.7081821846029825% Rev. per Employee 488328 More quote details and news » (GE) for $88.50 each, a 38% premium to the stock's prior closing price.
Decreases in Holdings
Envestnet ENV -1.45844315586013% Envestnet Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD56.08 -0.83 -1.45844315586013% /Date(1427835654373-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 279122 AFTER HOURS USD56.083 0.00300000000000011 0.005349500713266762% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18518 P/E Ratio 133.52380952380952 Market Cap 1966069815.09445 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 277445 More quote details and news » (ENV)
Technology Crossover Ventures decreased its holdings to 1,868,730 shares (5.6%) by selling 1,268,802 in the span from April 12 through May 17 for prices of $17.99 to $21.11 each.
Neutral Tandem IQNT -0.5056890012642224% Inteliquent Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD15.74 -0.08 -0.5056890012642224% /Date(1427835600102-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 536241 AFTER HOURS USD15.737 -0.00300000000000011 -0.01905972045743329% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 224194 P/E Ratio 12.390773832952846 Market Cap 529732699.436951 Dividend Yield 3.8119440914866582% Rev. per Employee 1542010 More quote details and news » (IQNT)
Clinton Group decreased its holdings to 1,376,728 shares (4.8%) after it sold 1,252,314 shares from May 1 through May 17 at prices in a range from $3.75 to $5.72 per share. Clinton also disclosed buying 752,691 shares from April 29 through May 15 at prices of $2.97 to $5.83 each.
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Silver Lake Partners decreased its holdings to 8,601,745 shares (14.7%) after it sold 2,000,000 on May 16 at $12.85 each.
Charter Communications CHTR 5.300179944380828% Charter Communications Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD193.11 9.72 5.300179944380828% /Date(1427835600147-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3425248 AFTER HOURS USD193.113 0.0029999999999859 0.0015535187199005747% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 27877 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 20539679931.6406 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 392586 More quote details and news » (CHTR)
Crestview Partners decreased its holdings to 5,001,479 shares (4.9%) by selling 633,219 shares from May 13 through March 20 at a weighted average price of $113.19 per share.
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Business: Owns and operates Italian restaurants
Investor's Avg Cost: $15.76/share
Stock-Market Value: $359 million ($18.35/share)
What's Happening: Red Mountain Capital has met with management regarding operations, strategic direction, capital structure, and corporate governance, and its expectation as an investor is that management will pursue appropriate measures to enhance shareholder value.
Key Numbers:
30% to 40%: the return on capital BBRG sees on restaurant investments
103: the number of restaurants BBRG owns and operates
200: the approximate number of restaurants owned and operated by BBRG competitors Cheesecake Factory CAKE -0.28299979785728724% Cheesecake Factory Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD49.33 -0.14 -0.28299979785728724% /Date(1427835600225-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 530148 AFTER HOURS USD49.33 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 55230 P/E Ratio 24.181372549019606 Market Cap 2471125484.36981 Dividend Yield 1.3379282383944862% Rev. per Employee 55367.6 More quote details and news » (CAKE) and P.F. Chang's
34.5%: Red Mountain's average return on its 12 previous 13D filings (versus 19% for the S&P 500 during the same time periods)
Behind the Scenes: Red Mountain considers itself a constructive activist, a long-term investor that holds most companies in its portfolio for at least five years, generally working behind the scenes with management. BBRG is an upscale affordable chain with a proven restaurant concept and room to grow. It has good unit-level economics and significantly fewer restaurants than its closest competitors. It owns all of its restaurants and has grown consistently and with great discipline over the past 10 years. It should continue to grow at a controlled pace, with a pipeline that should drive 50% growth over the next five years.
This isn't likely to be confrontational. Based on its history and philosophy, Red Mountain will likely work to help BBRG execute its consistent, disciplined approach.
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I was looking for uses for the Santa Fe flavor of Philadelphia Cooking Creme and most of the recipes on their website pair it with chicken. I thought it would be tasty with beef as well, this is what I came up with with what I had on hand. We ate it over steamed white rice but I think it would also be tasty on noodles or baked potatoes or even as a dip if you finely dice the peppers.
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- In a large skillet, cook chopped peppers over medium-high heat until tender. Remove from pan and set aside in small dish.
- In the same pan, brown ground beef. Drain. Add taco seasoning according to package or recipe directions.
- Reduce heat to low. Return peppers to pan along with beef. Add cooking creme and salsa to beef mixture, stir to combine and soften cooking creme.
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Comment: Re:Can we stop "mulling" things yet? (Score 1) 221
I'd prefer Megan Mullaly if it's the same to you.
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I'd prefer Megan Mullaly if it's the same to you.
I doubt it's so uniform that it all perfectly evens out.
I doubt it, now you need a fuel supply, and how do you position something with the consistency of smoke?
Have you heard of this thing called light pressure? How do you plan on keeping this magical collector in place?
Quebec has a massive electricity surplus and technology always gets better. What's wrong with a superconductor grid spreading power where it's needed?
By travelling at 17,000.1km/h.
srs answer
Why did you write "ion" in all caps? It's not an acronym.
Capitalism or not, this isn't Star Trek. We can't build perfect technologies right out of the gate, first try.
" I certainly doesn't share it (nor does most of the company in Montreal)."
LOL that's because of government interference, not because of actual results...
Good luck making the kind of boards I've done with Altium, you've already said that your only experience was ONE board, what the hell do you know?
" I work with Bombardier so I you can sleep safe knowing Bombardier doesn't hire PCB designer."
There you go. Finally you're starting to see. There are no more electronics companies in Montreal.
" I really wonder what are those odd orange mechanical things I've been working with in the last few years."
They're the things you *maintain*, certainly not *design* or build. ETS is the new technician factory. You don't have what it takes to design robots. You're an "engineer" the same way an aircraft maintenance engineer is an engineer, because the government says so, not because of what you can actually *do*.
Quebec was also the only place in the world AFAIK that had a tax on tax, they shamelessly added the provincial sales tax on top of the sub-total with the Canadian sales tax...
Even the corrupt, greedy, selfish psychopaths running this banana republic had to agree this was excessive, they changed the formula but adjusted the rate to come out to the same total in the end. But now they can say they no longer tax tax.
This place is so absurd and laughable.
Because electrical engineering is a shrinking profession ? You can't see that? There is nothing left to *do* in electrical engineering, but everywhere else you look in Montreal it's just lawyers and notaries and accountants and MBAs blowing each other to manage this or that.
I think I need to sit down with you and explain a few things to you. You're headed for trouble with your naive tech-only worldview. It *will* explode in your face like a grenade launched by a fat Quebecois pig into an 18 year old's face. Wait for your first gray hair. You'll see.
And if you don't see the problem of being with a hot woman you can't have sex with, you're either very gay or very young. Past a certain age, young women don't look at you anymore, and women your own age start looking LIKE you.
Your engineering job can be done by anyone around the planet, and one day will be. Getting a degree in something that is tied BY LAW to be *local*, that's much better. No one is going to get their condo managed by someone in China, but all your precious robots are already all being built there.
Here, go support Quebec and borrow the book locally:
He thinks Quebec isn't "corrupt", it *IS* corrupt. It's not even a question! I mean it's just written by a police officer with a foreword from the president of Interpol.
Can you name the equivalent of the Commission Charbonneau for Ontario? If the worst they can do in Toronto is Rob Ford, I'll choose that!
You telling me you can look at your paycheck, your property taxes, all the other taxes in this province and look at the state of the province and you don't think it's more corrupt than anywhere else?
"(wanna talk about the hundred billion tax break of the oil company in the US?)."
Sure, but what does that have to do with the price of poutine in Longueuil? The US sure has a better economy than we do!
So with all due respect, you know maybe 10% of Altium and 5% of Allegro, and 0% of the PCB design landscape as a profession.
So much for humility. All your claims about the programs being similar are garbage.
And "robotics" is probably a fancy word for "I assemble PLCs to put labels on lipstick containers and use ladder diagrams to adjust the timing of label maker". Come on, there's no "robotics" in Quebec. Lots of silliness, but no real companies, no real products. There used to be EMS in Ste Anne that worked on the Canadarm, but with the Shuttle gone, yeah.... That was 20 years ago.
I really want to know where you work so I never have the misfortune of working in the same building as you. It's bad enough we're in the same province.
Just give me a hint, or give me the NEQ.
But you're right about one thing, I have to work harder to get out of this inbred province of retards. And yeah, you ETS guys are the laughing stock of all the real engineers I know. They resent you for not having the same workload and same quality of education as they do.
I know a guy who graduated from ETS from when it was just a technical college, so I know very well the history. Spare me, ETS is just a meat-grinder to get kids to pay for an education that may very well never materialize into jobs. How about that Hydro Quebec work program hm?
Quebec, the province, or Quebec, the city? Because what you're describing is more of a Quebec city thing!
Over 50. You might as well shoot yourself in the head at my age. I tried already to go back to university, you think I enjoy being surrounded by women I can never touch and little pipsqueaks with no knowledge?
I tried Concordia, got accepted no problem in their EE program. I had to re-do basic chemistry, which was fine because most people in that chem class were young women in nursing. For some reason, the hottest woman there teamed up with me. Like, crazy hot. Like, movie hot. That never happened to me before!
Anyways, I was a junior chemist in high school and was already making nitroglycerine and various propellants on my own. You think I have a problem with the Periodic Table of Elements?
First lab we did we had to hand in the lab report, I was shocked to see the amount of reports still hand-written and on spiral-bound paper ripped from the binder. I handed in a professional-level formatted document with perfectly laid-out equations and no spelling mistakes. I even calculated the volume of the bottom of the test tube to account for experimental error.
The T.A. took away marks at random from my report. I went to see him and he said "I didn't like what I saw". You didn't LIKE it? You're having sex with 23 year old women and you have the energy to criticize my choice of fonts?
I went as high up as I could in that department to get my fucking marks because my report was 100% accurate as proven by the dep't head.
I dropped out right after because if I have to fight every step of the way for this shit, just to end up working with people like you, hand me the 12 gauge, put both barrels in my mouth and pull both triggers.
"you should have access to a huge scholarship "
You're delusional. I could cash in my REERs to do a LLP, but certainly never in engineering, I'm not THAT stupid. I'll go into law or administration.
You talk about society valuing paper more than skill, wait til you get old and see how the technical sector treats you!
But you gotta admit I have you Altium guys figured out!
Nobody's gonna believe that computers are intelligent until they start coming in late and lying about it.


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