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I know theres not much chance for it but can someon make a kernal that has in the settings tv out.
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what do you mean by "tv out"? there is no video output on racer...
I've seen your other posts. Believe me, there is no way at all to output video with our racer without remote control software and a pc. Using only the racer is not possible (it only has usb and audio output and they can't be used to output video)
O too bad.
I wanted it because i wanted to share my photos on my tv
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The court ruling stated that there is no actual expectation of privacy in the phone numbers people dial.
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- 1/2 pound(s) fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1 pound(s) asparagus, trimmed and cut into 1-inch pieces
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- 12 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup(s) (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- • In a large saucepan, prepare the hollandaise sauce mix with milk and butter according to package directions; keep warm.
- • In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp; remove to paper towels. In the drippings, saute mushrooms until tender; set aside.
- • Place asparagus and water in a microwave-safe bowl. Cover and microwave on high for 4-5 minutes or until crisp-tender; drain and keep warm.
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- • As eggs set, push cooked edges toward the center, letting uncooked portion flow underneath. When the eggs are set, sprinkle a fourth of the asparagus, 1/4 cup cheese and a fourth of the mushrooms on one side and sprinkle with cheese; fold other side over filling. Invert omelet onto a plate to serve. Repeat for remaining omelets. Top with hollandaise sauce and bacon.
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MANILA—Diminutive Ruperto Zaragosa III repulsed Alexes Nallos, 1-up, after 20 holes to advance to the round-of-16 of the 2011 Philippine Amateur championship yesterday along with the top five seeds at Wack Wack's East course.
The 13-year-old second seed, winner of the junior version of this event at Alabang two weeks ago, parred the second extra hole to arrange a clash with Jobim Carlos in the event presented by Pancake and SOC Land.
Top-ranked Clyde Mondilla cruised past Basti Lorenzo with a 6 and 4 victory to advance against Rodel Mangulabnan, who eliminated JP Reyes, 4 and 3.
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Stehmeier posted a 3 and 2 win over Ronnie Littaua, while Quiban, another age-grouper like Mondilla and Zaragosa, needed 21 holes to dispose of Manfred Guangco and earn a showdown with John Kier Abdon.
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Amit Mishra has seldom enjoyed the confidence of skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. But he has never taken the apparent snub to heart. In fact, the leg-spinner has always let his bowling do the talking.
A 'passenger' on most tours, Mishra recently got an opportunity to display his skills under Virat Kohli in the Asia Cup. He impressed one and all with his bag of tricks. His 2/28 in that high-pressure game against Pakistan was noteworthy. If not for that blitz from Shahid Afridi, India would have won the contest and booked a place in the final.
Mishra, who hails from Delhi but represents Haryana in first-class cricket, should be an automatic choice in the Indian XI for the upcoming World Twenty20 in Bangladesh. That R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja are also part of the squad shouldn't go against Mishra. His ability to bowl wicket-taking deliveries hold him in good stead.
A cursory look at the numbers also tells us that the leggie has an edge over the Chennai Super Kings duo of Ashwin and Jadeja, both of whom enjoy Dhoni's confidence. Mishra is the second-highest wicket-taker in IPL history. With 95 wickets in 76 games, Mishra is second only to Lasith Malinga (103). The leg-spinner picks up a wicket every seven deliveries in the Twenty20 extravaganza. He has represented three teams — Delhi Daredevils, Deccan Chargers and Sunrisers Hyderabad — and has taken a hat-trick for each of them.
Conversely, Ashwin has only 64 wickets from 67 matches. Jadeja's record is mediocre to say the least: in 78 matches, the left-arm spinner has taken merely 39 wickets.
Such has been the impact of Mishra in Twenty20 cricket that the Sunrisers even used their 'right to match' card to retain him for Rs 4.75 crore in the recent IPL auction. The Daredevils were also trying to buy him
For Dhoni, who will be looking to win his second World Twenty20 title, Mishra will be the right man to go. After all, he is a wicket-taker; Ashwin and Jadeja generally look to stem the flow of runs. They wait for the batsman to make mistakes, Mishra, on the other hand, forces the batsman to err. On those super-slow wickets in Bangladesh, Mishra would be more than a handful with his attacking line. For someone who bowls slower through the air, his deliveries would force the batsman to generate power. A multidimensional bowler, Mishra is well-versed with the art of containing, too, We saw that in the Asia Cup.
Former India leg-spinner Narendra Hirwani, who mentors Mishra, opined that his ward should be Dhoni's go-to man in the World Twenty20. "He has shown his abilities in the Asia Cup. He is a wicket-taker and does his job perfectly. The captain may not be a huge fan of his, but Mishra makes full use of whatever opportunity he gets," said Hirwani, who was part of the previous national selection committee.
Hirwani went on, "Dhoni needs to have faith in Mishra. He has to give him the confidence he gives to the other bowlers. Just because Dhoni can play leg-spin well, it doesn't mean that every batsman in world cricket can. Mishra deserves a longer run," he added.
So how handy will be Mishra in Bangladesh? "The wickets will obviously be on the slower side. The batsman will find it tough to score freely. And as a result, they will try to force the issue by hitting the ball hard. That's when you end up mistiming the ball. Mishra will be deadly on such wickets. I have told him to bowl slower through the air. His pace should be below the 80-kph mark as not many batsman practice against such slow deliveries. And don't forget, he has many a trick up his sleeve. He bowls a brilliant googly. Mishra should be India's No. 1 bowler in the World Twenty20," Hirwani said.


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I recently purchased an old Library Bureau card catalog, which was in kind of rough shape. I had it restored, but the guy who did the restoration (Jeff Sparks, in Bryan Texas -- I cannot recommend him enough -- you can see before and after shots on my livejournal) couldn't match the pull that was missing or the knobs for the card catalog rods. Does anyone know where I might be able to source them? There appear to be two rod systems, but a single type of pull:
I know card catalogs have gone the way of the dodo, but if anyone knows anything about this catalog or how I might find the missing hardware (or miracle of miracles has a pull or some rods lying around I could buy) I would greatly appreciate it.
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Since today's iPod playlist may be filled with songs either swooning or spurned, Gimme Noise checked in with Pony Trash frontman Neil Weir and The Current's David Campbell to touch upon the finer art of both heartache and adoration.
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The Love Song: "Right Down the Line" by Gerry Rafferty
City Pages: This is an older one. When did you first hear the song?
Neil Weir: It's a song that I remember hearing on the radio when I was a kid -- usually on oldie stations -- and kind of forgot about for years. I think four or five years ago Colin from Vampire Hands mentioned something about it being such a good song, and so I've been hooked on it for the last few years.
CP: I was curious about when you connected with it, because it's one of those golden oldies you would likely hear as a kid but its a very profound song for a child to connect with?
NW: Yeah, it's kind of hard to talk about a song in that sort of literal way. What's happening there with his attitude and songwriting is so good that it has this kind of mysterious and convincing quality to it that I think kind of hooked me in before I even totally digested the lyrics.
CP: It's a deceptively dense song too. There's five verses and each one is pretty loaded. It's pretty different from Pony Trash's style. I feel like you often let your guitar do most of the talking.
NW: Even these more direct lyrics in something like a love song is kind of interesting to me. A lot of times the love songs I'm drawn to almost have a level of inappropriateness in the situation or some sort of dramatic irony where you as the listener knows something more than the character does. But then you'll hear something so direct and so good that it kind of blows all that stuff away like the "Right Down the Line" lyric. Or like "I Want You" from Blonde on Blonde. In those structures, they're so great melodically and they're so straight-forward but very powerful at the same time. As someone who writes songs, I would love to be able to do that. It happens so rarely when something can be that direct, and that's where it's strength is.
CP: So why are these simple love song lines like "Right Down the Line" or "I Want You" so hard to stumble upon as a songwriter?
NW: I don't think it's just the simplicity but the fact that songs like "Right Down the Line" or "I Want You" have this feeling of finality to them that's kind of interesting and hard to make work. The finality is hard to execute confidently without being terrible.
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Michael and Morgan visit Sonny at his office, concerned about Maxie and Lulu. Morgan thinks Carly should be with them. Michael tells them about his uncomfortable dinner with Ava. He knows it's a touchy subject but he wanted to see where Carlos murdered AJ. They decide to pray that Lulu comes home safely. Carly arrives just as the boys are leaving and they promise to keep their parents posted. Alone, Carly tells Sonny she and Franco are back on track and he can't find out they had sex. Outside, Kiki hears everything.
At the hospital, Rosalie tries to calm Nina down but she's outraged that Ava is pregnant again, and to top it off, Ava doesn't know if the dad is a mobster or his son. Rosalie realizes she knows one of the possible pops. Nina doubts they would give her the time of day but Rosalie tells her she met Morgan in the park and he was really broken up about it. Nina is upset that Silas still hasn't had sex with her. What is she without a baby? Just a dry, old, barren woman! Rosalie reminds her that she will get everything she wants and deserves. "Assuming you can get pregnant," Rosalie comments. Nina rages that nothing is wrong with her. She'll have whatever she wants, no matter what. Silas is her first choice, but she's not opposed to finding someone else. She doesn't even have to cheat - there are other ways to make a baby. Meanwhile, Franco intercepts Michael, Morgan, and Kiki as they remove flowers from Alice's room and asks to give them to Carly. Michael wonders what he did to his mother and Franco tells them it's Sonny who should be apologizing for putting his hands all over Carly. Morgan and Michael tell him how many times Carly and Sonny have been together. Franco says some disparaging things about Ava and Kiki wants to know what he means. Franco just takes the flowers to go see Carly. Later, Kiki get a call from Ava with a dinner invite for her and Michael.
At the hospital, Alice wakes up from surgery. Morgan, Ned and Michael disperse to call loved ones and get magazines for Alice, and alone Tracy tells Alice to keep quiet. Alice reminds Tracy she had nothing to do with getting her heart. Michael overhears Tracy ask Alice if she was going to rat her out. Alice thinks Tracy has turned her back on her family and tells Michael that Tracy and Luke are plotting to take back ELQ. Michael fires Tracy. She threatens a wrongful termination lawsuit and he encourages her to go right ahead. Meanwhile, Olivia runs into Ned in the hallway and she's happy to hear about Alice. She thanks him again for helping her out with Sonny by kissing her, but he's officially off the hook. Ned is interested in continuing their friendship. He really enjoys spending time with her and asks her to a movie. She happily agrees. At the nurse's station, Rosalie is frantic looking for Nina and Silas tells her she's been stuck in the elevator. She gives him grief and he reminds her he pays for service, not attitude. If she makes one more comment he's going to fire her, no matter what Nina says. Rosalie runs into Morgan and tells him how mean her boss is but comments she'll be the one with the last laugh in the end. She brushes off further questions and asks Morgan how things are with his dad and ex. Morgan is sure there's nothing romantic between them, and then asks how things are with her dad. Rosalie doesn't want to talk about it and asks him out for a drink instead. He needs to take a rain check. Outside the elevator Franco tells Nina he's going to talk to Carly. She wants to be sure he'll stay quiet about her chair and Silas overhears Franco tell Nina her secret is safe with him. Franco leaves and Silas asks Nina what she's been keeping from him. She tells him she's been skipping PT so she can take art therapy. She's having a hard time getting over losing their baby. She breaks into tears and tells Silas it would drive a lesser woman mad. He's glad she told him and wants to help with counselors. She wants to keep doing art therapy and he agrees. They run into Rosalie and Silas leaves Nina with her. Alone, Nina tells Rosalie that b**** Ava is pregnant again. Back in Alice's room, Ned sees Tracy stomp off.
Ava calls Franco at the hospital, urging him for the recording. She knows he wants Sonny out of Carly's life and he tells her Sonny is already out of Carly's life. Sonny walks up and Franco quickly gets off the phone. Franco asks Sonny if he has been keeping his distance from Carly. Sonny thinks about their kiss and refuses to talk about Carly with Franco. He can't help it if Franco is worried about their relationship. He leaves and Nina rolls up. She asks Franco if he's sure Carly and Sonny aren't involved. Franco's sure they are just friends and she wonders if he's sure about that. She wants to drop the subject but Franco insists she tell him what she knows. She denies any knowledge and they leave for their art therapy session. Meanwhile, Carly comforts Morgan and they comment Alice had a guardian angel looking out for her. Their talk turns to Sonny and Morgan tells Carly that Ava moved out. He wants to put this all behind him but he can't because the baby might be his. His whole life he has felt like he's been in the way. She promises him that has never been the case. Not knowing is driving him crazy. Carly hugs him and wishes she could fix this for him. She leaves and Sonny arrives. He tells Morgan that Ava set a trap that Sonny walked right into, so he had no other option but to move her in when she was pregnant - not to be a family, but to know every move she was going to make. Morgan says it doesn't fix everything but he appreciates the bit of info. He thanks Sonny and leaves to check on Alice.
Kiki brings Alice dinner in her hospital room. Alice isn't hungry. Tracy takes Kiki to apologize for not listening to her about Luke. Ned and the Corinthos boys walk in an announce the latest heart is not viable. "It's the last round," Alice announces. She thinks they need to say their goodbyes. The greatest pleasure of her life has been taking care of the Quartermaines. Selma Diamond stumbles in. She's heard about the heart situation and wants Alice to have her brother's. Everyone is thrilled and thanks her. Alice promises to live up to the gift. The brothers take Selma down the hall to fill out the paperwork. Down the hall, Nina wheels by the nurses' station and chats with Silas. She says she'll be walking again in no time. They joke about her culinary skills. Molly pops up and chats to Silas about what's been going on lately. Nina wheels away. Molly wonders if there is any hope for the doctor and Sam. He doesn't think it's in the stars. As they discuss Rafe, she flashes back to the night of the crash and remembers Rafe saying the crash wasn't an accident. He was forced to do it. Silas wonders who would do that. Meanwhile, Sonny sits outside of the hospital making calls when Carly approaches him. They chat about Alice and then his problems with his sons. She takes his hand. Nina watches them from a doorway. The mobster talks about how repetitive his life is and then he accuses her of lying to herself about Franco. He grabs her face and starts kissing her. She pulls away and says that was wrong. Sonny laughs when she says she loves Franco. He admits he just saw Olivia kissing Ned. Carly tells him about Joss hiding Spencer and repeats that she is committed to Franco. Nina wheels back down to Silas and Molly. They tell her what they have been discussing. And Selma heads out of the hospital to meet Sonny. She thanks him for the fake ID and he pays her off. "This was a good thing you did," she says.
At General Hospital, Sonny joins Morgan and Michael's vigil and offers to do anything to make this easier for his sons. Morgan tells him to just leave and go back to Ava. Sonny wants to tell him something about Ava but Morgan walks away. Sonny is glad Michael is there for Morgan, and wants Michael to tell his brother that Ava is not living with him anymore.. He leaves. Meanwhile, Ned urges Monica to hurry back home after learning her trip to Baltimore was futile. He hangs up and Olivia grabs his arm. She apologizes for her drunken behavior and is glad they are friends. She hands over a big bag of food for him and the Quartermaine clan while they keep watch over Alice. He tells her Alice is getting weaker and imagines his grandfather insisting he figure something out. She tells him he isn't his grandfather. Ned agrees - he'll never be the man he was. She hugs him and Sonny watches. Olivia tells Ned he's every bit his grandfather's equal, maybe better for letting people see how much he cares. Suddenly, Olivia grabs Ned in a liplock while Sonny watches. Olivia pretends to not have seen Sonny and he coldly tells them to give his regards to Lois. Later, Olivia apologizes for violating Ned. Ned knows she wanted to stick it to Sonny and he was happy to oblige. Then, Morgan returns to Michael and learns the donor in Baltimore changed their mind. Michael tells Morgan that Ava is not living with Sonny anymore. He tries to convince Morgan that Sonny loves him and will never give up, no matter what. Ned joins them and tells them they have to prepare to say goodbye to Alice.
At the hospital, Tracy tries calling Luke and leaves him a message about how Alice is dying and no one can know. She wishes someone could help her. Ned interrupts this lengthy message. He thinks they need to tell the family the truth but Tracy says it would make things worse. Ned threatens to tell Alice himself. Tracy offers to do it. Meanwhile, Alice wakes up in her room. Michael and Kiki are there. Morgan shows up. He brought wrestler David Otunga. Alice wonders if she's gone to Heaven. Otunga says she's the reason he took up wrestling. They compare moves. Alice is left alone with Morgan. She's in tears and says her heart is full of love. This is the happiest day of her life. Morgan assures her that she will get a heart.
At the hospital, Sonny warns Ava not to run. Ava sees Morgan and tells him she's there for a baby checkup. Morgan doesn't want to talk to Ava and Sonny and tries to walk away but Sonny follows. Morgan wants to know the truth about Sonny and Ava, but gets no answers. Meanwhile, Mickey finds TJ and introduces himself as Bob with the DEA. He has questions about Jordan. TJ won't help put his mom back in jail but Mickey just has questions about her past. In an exam room, a nurse enters and Sonny leaves to give them privacy, but promises not to go far. Ava offers to pay the nurse $1,000 for a phone.
At the park, Rosalie gets mad at being stood up and tosses her phone, clocking Morgan in the head. She gets some ice together and the two joke around a bit before he asks her who made her mad. She tells him it was her dad and he can relate. He tells her about Ava's baby, which is either his or his dad's. He wants to be a good dad if the baby is his, but doesn't want to be around Ava. Rosalie tells him he has to help himself first or he won't be able to help his child. He has to go back to the hospital so she enters her digits into his phone and there is some definite flirting going on.
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Patrick tells Anna he doesn't want to be the one to come between Sam and Silas.
Sam tells Silas that Patrick was fired because of him.
Anna begs Molly to come home.
Mickey asks someone at the hospital where they are going.
Julian wants Ava's info or he will leave her with Sonny.
Sonny tells Carly the only reason someone is breathing is because of her.
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One structure in the ruin was the most astonishing Anasazi creation I have ever seen. An exquisitely crafted wooden platform built into a huge flaring fissure hung in place more than 30 feet above us, impeccably preserved through the centuries. It was narrow in the rear and wide in the front, perfectly fitting the contours of the fissure. To construct it, the builders had pounded cup holes in the side walls and wedged the ax-hewn ends of massive cross-beams into them for support. These were overlaid with more beams, topped by a latticework of sticks and finally covered completely with mud. What was the platform used for? No one who has seen it has offered me a convincing explanation. As I stared up at this woodwork masterpiece, I toyed with the fancy that the Anasazi had built it "just because": art for art's sake.
The Tsegi Canyon seems to have been the last place where the Anasazi hung on as the 13th century drew to a close. The site with the wooden platform has been dated by Jeffrey Dean of the Arizona Tree-Ring Laboratory to 1273 to 1285. Dean dated nearby Betatakin and Keet Seel, two of the largest cliff dwellings ever built, to 1286—the oldest sites discovered so far within the abandoned region. It would seem that all the strategies for survival failed after 1250. Just before 1300, the last of the Anasazi migrated south and east, joining their distant kin.
"War is a dismal study," Lekson concludes in a landmark 2002 paper, "War in the Southwest, War in the World." Contemplating the carnage that had destroyed Castle Rock, the fear that seemed built into the cliff dwellings in Utah, and the elaborate alliances developed in the KayentaValley, I would have to agree.
Yet my wanderings this past winter in search of 13th-century ruins had amounted to a sustained idyll. However pragmatic the ancients' motives, terror had somehow given birth to beauty. The Anasazi produced great works of art—villages such as Mesa Verde's Cliff Palace, hallucinatory petroglyph panels, some of the most beautiful pottery in the world—at the same time that its people were capable of cruelty and violence. Warfare and cannibalism may have been responses to the stresses that peaked in the 13th century, but the Anasazi survived. They survived not only whatever crisis struck soon after 1250, but also the assaults of the Spanish conquest in the 16th century and the Anglo-American invasion that began in the 19th. From Taos Pueblo in New Mexico to the Hopi villages in Arizona, the Pueblo people today still dance their traditional dances and still pray to their own gods. Their children speak the languages of their ancestors. The ancient culture thrives.


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Flyer - 'Same Difference' Exhibition, Melbourne Justice Museum, circa 2006 Reg. No: HT 22918
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- Flyer featuring image of red and blue hearts, and text, advertising the Swinburne University student exhibition 'Same Difference', held at the Melbourne Justice Museum circa 2006.
According to the brochure accompanying the exhibition, 'Same Difference is a visual response to unacceptable levels of discrimination that gay and lesbian people continue to experience as a result of their sexual orientation.'
The exhibition was 'embraced' by Swinburne University as a student project that 'encourages its students to think about how they can use their skills to make a difference on this planet.' It appears to have been auspiced by the Swinburne School of Communication and Design.
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- Flyer featuring image of red and blue hearts on a background on left side, and black background to text on right side. Includes logos for the Rural Network Committee, Swinburne University, National Trust and Melbourne Justice Museum.
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- Collected from Ms Deborah Tout-Smith - Museum Victoria Collections, Research & Exhibitions
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|Kate Davison, 2006. 'Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, Transgender Material Survey: Project Report 2006' NOTE: DUE TO A PROGRAMMING FAULT, THIS APPEARS AS 'GOVERNMENT REPORT' WHEN LINKED. EMU IS ADDRESSING THIS PROBLEM.
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Raven's Return: A Literary Tribute to Ellen Meloy
Ellen Meloy was a desert writer of place. One such place was the Green River, a watershed that crosses biomes and state borders, weaving itself through Desolation Canyon and the geologic wonder of Utah.
This year, 2014, marks the twentieth anniversary of Ellen's book, Raven's Exile: A Season on the Green River. It also marks the ten year anniversary of Ellen's sudden and tragic passing. With that knowledge, Epicenter (a non-profit dedicated to housing and the arts in the town of Green River, Utah) and the John Wesley Powell River History Museum honored Ellen and her legacy along the river of which she wrote.
"Raven's Return: A Literary Tribute to Ellen Meloy" began on the evening of July 25th and continued throughout the following day. Four writers/storytellers, Ellen's friends all: Greer Chesher, Elizabeth Grossman, Joe Pachak, and Ann Weiler Walka, traveled to the dusty desert town of Green River to share stories and words of Ellen's legacy. Individuals from as far as Provo, Bluff, and Colorado came to embrace the weekend events.
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October 22 – November 23, 2013
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October 22 – November 23
Department of Art faculty whose careers predated the Regis Center will show their work in the Regis West Gallery, including Victor Caglioti, Susan Lucey, Warren MacKenzie, Zigmunds Priede and Bill Roode.
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October 22 – November 23
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Many of the Department of Art professional staff are also practicing artists. This exhibition includes artworks by Kelsey Bosch, Cindy Cribbs, Jim Gubernick, Karen Haselmann, Mark Knierim, Evonne Lindberg, Paul Linden, Howard Oransky, Sonja Peterson and Sarita Zaleha.
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