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Phased and Confused
- Episode Description
A mysterious "superhero" who can walk through walls is causing a ruckus in Eureka. Meanwhile, Zoe and her friends become stranded with Zane Donovan in an abandoned subterranean facility.
- Cast & Crew
Nick Wauters
Ever Carradine
Colin Ferguson
Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Joe Morton
- Fan Reviews (7)
Inconsistency for the sake of plot is a sign of a poor story. It sacrifices quality for the sake of shoe-horning a plot into a series it does not suit.
A super hero is in Eureka and he seems to cause trouble where ever he goes.
First off, I really like Eureka. I love the possibilities, the quirks. What I absolutely HATE is lazy writing.
Eureka is always a fun ride. A little bit too much comic relief on this one, but overall it was ok.
Is it just me or is Eureka losing its vibe?
- Trivia & Quotes
Quotes (3)
Lexi: Who was that masked man? Carter: Trouble.
Carter: Ms. Thorne, ever since you got to this town, you've been looking for something. Now, I believe everyone has the right to their own secrets. But today, four kids almost died. Tell me what's going on! Eva: (calmly) No.
Allison: Look, Carter, I can't lose you! Carter: You are not going to lose me. If I don't come out, I'll be stuck in a door. Easy to find.
Notes (2)
Frances Fisher (Eva Thorne) is billed as a special guest star.
International Air Dates:
Czech Republic - March 17,2010 on Prima COOL
Slovakia - April 24, 2012 on Markiza
Trivia (2)
Trivia: Sheriff Carter states the latitude and longitude sent by Zoe and Zane as 123 degrees North and 39 degrees West. Once you reach 90 degrees North you start heading South again. 123.93 West 39.55 North is approximately 8.8 miles off the Coast of Northern California in the Pacific Ocean.
Trivia: Zoe's birthday is 08 April 1991.
Allusions (4)
Carter: The guy that I saw had, like, rocket boots.
Dr. Gaz: Must've been my Skywalker 2000s.
Dr. Gaz refers to Luke Skywalker of the epic Star Wars films, episodes 4-6. Luke is a legendary pilot and first of a new generation of Jedi knights.
Dr. Gaz: Makes you feel like a bird ... a plane...
Carter: Or Superman?
Referencing the television series Adventures of Superman (1952-1958), based on the comic book series. Each episode's iconic intro included the voices of onlookers watching Superman fly.
Lexi: Who was that masked man?
Referencing The Lone Ranger, which follows the adventures of a masked hero known as The Lone Ranger. Originally beginning as an old-time radio series, it spawned a television series starring Clayton Moore as the title character.
Doctor Gaz: Independent flight. Up, up and away! Referencing Superman: Up, Up and Away! (2006), an eight issue series of Superman comic books. The title comes from a catchphrase of Superman's from his early days, which he would say before flying off.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Preview 2008
Pete Fiutak
2008 CFN Kansas Preview |
2008 Kansas Offense
2008 CFN Kansas
Defense |
2008 Kansas Depth
2007 CFN Kansas Preview |
2006 CFN Kansas
No, you didn't
see this coming. Not even Kansas saw it coming.
Kansas was coming off a decent 2006, but not a great one, and it
had a nice team returning and a cushy-soft schedule to fatten up
on, but even so, 12-1?! An Orange Bowl win with some suggesting
the Jayhawks deserve to be national champions after finishing
the year with the best record of any BCS team? Really?
2008 Schedule
CFN Prediction:
2008 Record: 0-0
Aug. 30
Florida Int'l
Sept. 6 Louisiana Tech
Sept. 12 at South Florida
Sept. 20 Sam Houston St
Sept. 27 OPEN DATE
Oct. 4 at Iowa State
Oct. 11 Colorado
Oct. 18 at Oklahoma
Oct. 25 Texas Tech
Nov. 1 Kansas State
Nov. 8 at Nebraska
Nov. 15 Texas
Nov. 22 OPEN DATE
Nov. 29 Missouri (Kan. City)
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction:
2007 Record: 12-1
Sept. 1
Central Mich
Sept. 8
SE Louisiana
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
6 at Kansas State W 30-24
Oct. 13
20 at Colorado W 19-14
Oct. 27 at Texas A&M W 19-11
Nov. 3 Nebraska W 76-39
Nov. 10 at Oklahoma St W 43-28
Nov. 17
Iowa State
24 Missouri (in KC) L 36-28
Orange Bowl
Jan. 3 Virginia Tech W 24-21
What to look for on
The running game needing Jocques Crawford to be as good as expected. The
Jayhawks have found a star running back from out of nowhere in each of
the last two years, with Jon Cornish shining in 2007, and Brandon
McAnderson rolling last year, and while Jake Sharp and Angus Quigley are
decent veterans who can help the cause, they're hardly special talents
who can carry the ground attack. Crawford fits the current KU RB mold
and needs to be a 1,000-yard-caliber back from the moment he steps off
the bus.
What to expect look for defense: The linebacking corps to be
among the best in the Big 12, if not the best. This is sort of by
default. The Big 12 might be better overall, but the linebackers are
nothing special across the board. Even so, even if this was a strong
year for linebackers, KU's would stand out with Joe Mortensen, Mike
Rivera and James Holt three seniors who have seen it all. These three
should dominate even more considering the front line should be good.
This team will be much better if … the overall punting game
is better. Kansas was terrific in every aspect but the punting game as
it finished 109th in the nation with a 31.82 net average and 103rd in
punt returns averaging 5.97 yards per try. Bowling Green transfer Alonso
Rojas was a one-time big recruit who has a big leg, and now he has to
prove it.
The Schedule: The Jayhawks might be able to slip on by with yet another breezy
non-conference schedule, but it'll all catch up to them in Big 12 play.
To be fair, there's a beartrap of a pre-conference date at South
Florida, which makes up for playing FIU, Louisiana Tech and Sam Houston
State. Opening up at Iowa State won't be as easy as it sounds, and going
to Oklahoma and hosting Texas and Texas Tech from the South is as bad as
it gets. Going to Nebraska won't be a plus, but at least there's a week
off before the regular season ending showdown against Missouri.
Best Offensive Player:
Junior QB Todd Reesing. Kerry Meier was supposed to be in the mix
for the starting job going into last year, and at the very least
appeared ready to be a part of the rotation. Instead, Reesing took over
the spot and had a season for the history books throwing for 3,486 yards
and 33 touchdowns with just seven interceptions, with three of them
coming in one game. He was ultra-efficient, razor-sharp, and consistent.
Best Defensive Player:
Senior LB Joe Mortensen. The entire linebacking corps is the
strength, and Mortensen, and all-around playmaker, is the star of the
show in the middle. A great tackler who has gotten better at coming up
with plays in the backfield, he should be in the mix for the Big 12
Defensive Player of the Year if he doesn't have any issues with an
off-season knee injury.
Key player to a
successful season: Senior OT Matt Darton. Reesing didn't get tons of
time to work last year, but the protection wasn't awful thanks to
tackles with star tackles Anthony Collins and Cesar Rodriguez coming
through with big years. Redshirt freshman Jeff Spikes is expected to
grow into an all-star at left tackle over the next few seasons while
Darton, a decent reserve so far, needs to step in and shine on the
right. The Jayhawks have options to try out, but Darton needs to use his
experience to be steady.
The season will be a
success if
... the Jayhawks win the Big 12 North. Lost in all the greatness of last
season was that KU came up with one really bad first half against
Missouri and didn't even win its own division. While the Big 12
championship should be the goal after last year's monster success, just
winning the division would be a great step up. Considering how strong
Missouri is going to be, and with dates with the big boys from the
South, getting to the title game for the first time would be impressive.
Key game: Nov. 29 vs. Missouri (in Kansas City). There are plenty of
big games before the showdown in KC, but it's relatively safe to say KU
can't win the North it if doesn't beat Mizzou for the first time since
2005. Don't expect this game to have the magnitude of last year's
showdown, but it'll still be a national spotlight battle.
2007 Fun Stats:
- KU scoring by quarter: 1st 105, 2nd 164, 3rd
155, 4th 132
- Opponents scoring by quarter: 1st 41, 2nd 52, 3rd
52, 4th 68
- Penalties: Opponents 81 for 753 yards – Kansas 53 for 508 yards


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You can either hire a Stanford PhD. . .or, get some knowledge from companies like Cloudera.
Today's interview is with Mike Olson, the CEO of the relatively new (2009) Palo Alto-based company called Cloudera.
Essentially, the company is comprised of experts from Yahoo!, Google, and Facebook who have developed expertise in the rare skills of manipulating large files.
We are talking file up to 50 petabytes!
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Signs Saturday in the Dayton area solicit prayers and thoughts for 15-year-old Kathlynn Shepard, who has been missing since she was abducted Monday. / Bryon Houlgrave/Register photos
How to help children through trauma
Whether it�s abduction in a small community or the destructive path of a tornado hundreds of miles away, traumatic events can be difficult for children to comprehend. Here are some tips to help parents talk to their kids about trauma, compiled by Dr. David Fassler, a University of Vermont psychiatry professor.
� Make sure your children know it is OK to ask questions, but don�t force them to talk until they are ready.
� Be honest with your answers. If children sense you aren�t being truthful, it could affect their ability to trust you.
� Get on their level. Don�t use words and concepts children can�t understand.
� Reassure children that their questions and concerns are important.
� Be mindful of your conversations with other adults. Children learn from what they overhear.
� Turn off the TV. The repetition of frightening scenes can be disturbing for children.
� In the case of natural disasters, like the Oklahoma tornado, explain to children that people are helping the families affected by the disaster, and that when bad things happen, people are there to help.
� Seek professional help if children become preoccupied with concerns about safety.
DAYTON, IA. — The people of this small, agricultural town in central Iowa have banded together often in times of crisis.
Through the years, the embrace of friends and family have made the horrors of cancer, house fires and car wrecks more tolerable.
Yet as the search for abducted teenager Kathlynn Shepard stretches into its seventh day, residents find themselves in an unfamiliar position.
Like the people of Moore, Okla., where a massive tornado took the lives of 24 on Monday, the town is grieving. But what happened to 15-year-old Kathlynn can�t be explained as �an act of God� and has caused Dayton residents to question whether the violation of trust has forever changed the town.
�This was the evil of man; pure evil,� said Sharla Coleson, whose daughter has been a classmate of Kathlynn. �I think we�re horrified that something like this would happen in small, rural Iowa. All of us, I think, are still in shock.�
Videos, photos and stories recapping the kidnapping and search
The streets of Dayton are lined with yellow signs, urging �Caution � Children at play.� Teens spend their summers at an algae-covered swimming hole. Students leave their bikes unlocked outside the town�s elementary school.
�We�re a community where you can say: Come home when the streetlights come on,� explained Kendra Breitsprecher, editor of the Dayton Leader, an online newspaper.
But chains blocked off the street in front of the elementary school on Friday, a new security measure.
And Theresa Hagge, 56, met her grandkids at their bus stop after school.
The children live near the Shepards. Their parents no longer feel safe letting the youngsters walk home alone, Hagge said. The trek includes the same stretch of road where police say registered sex offender Michael J. Klunder lured Shepard and another girl, 12-year-old Dezi Hughes, into his pickup truck.
Hughes later escaped. Police say Klunder, who displayed a gun used to euthanize livestock during the kidnapping, hanged himself about four hours after the abduction.
Shepard remains missing.
Blood found on the tailgate of Klunder�s truck and at a nearby hog confinement indicate the girl was injured, police say.
Many in town fear the worst.
�It�s rocked our lives,� Hagge said of the abduction. �You wonder now: Where do we go from here? Do our kids get to be normal?�
Angst and caution, just like Evansdale
The kidnapping and unknown fate of Shepard is frightening for parents and children across the state, but for the 837 residents of Dayton, the tragedy strikes the heart of their community.
Fear, anger, distrust and sadness are common feelings for people experiencing this kind of ordeal, psychologists say.
And if disagreements and distress take hold, a town can suffer collective trauma, and a loss of communality, said Jack Saul, a psychologist at Columbia University and the director of the International Trauma Studies Program in New York City.
In Dayton, many say the tragedy has brought the town closer together over the past week.
But uncertainty also remains, said Arhiana Shek, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church in Dayton.
�This is not something that happened just to Kathlynn and her family or to Dezi and her family; this happened to the whole town,� Shek said. �The community is in pain.�
Last summer, a similar cloud of anxiety hung over the northeast Iowa town of Evansdale, where cousins Lyric Cook-Morrissey, 10, and Elizabeth Collins, 8, disappeared while riding their bikes July 13. Their bodies weren�t discovered for nearly five months. No arrests have been made in connection with their murders.
In the days and weeks after the disappearance, the Evansdale skate park and playground were empty, and few children were seen on the streets, community members said.
Today, kids are out and about �being kids,� but there�s a greater emphasis on safety, said Evansdale Police Chief Kent Smock.
Parents often make sure an adult is watching while kids play outside, he said. Children no longer walk to school alone or in pairs. Now they walk in groups.
�A lot of times as parents, in the hustle and bustle of life, we can sometimes become detached,� Smock said. �We�re seeing a lot more parents spend more time with their kids.�
Heather King of Dayton said she�s already scaled back the freedoms she extends to her 9-year-old son and to the children she baby-sits.
�I used to let my kids come down (alone) to play in the park, but I�ve already said: Not anymore,� said King, 47, who lives two blocks away from the play area.
Many others in town have adopted a similar attitude, she said. Kids stuck close to their parents Thursday night at a youth baseball game in Dayton, she observed.
�And that�s not typical,� King said. �Here, if you go to a football game or something, everybody lets their kids run. At the end of the night, you just track them down and head home.�
'They believed all people were good'
Dayton is the type of place where two young girls would be eager to accept an offer to mow someone�s lawn � the ploy police say Klunder used in his abduction.
Kids in the small town have been taught not to take candy from strangers, or leave with someone they don�t know to look for a puppy, said Joanne Nemechek, 55, who grew up near the abduction site. But helping a man who appears to be a neighbor? Earning a little extra spending money?
Those things are celebrated in Dayton, she said.
�He hit us where it hurts,� said Nemechek,who lives and works in town. �They were young and inexperienced. They believed all people were good, because in Dayton, people are good.
�It�s hard to undo that kind of hurt,� she added.
Yet the people of Dayton are fighting back.
Less than 24 hours after news of Shepard�s disappearance broke, residents started stuffing cash into a coffee can at the Dayton Community Grocery. A formal fund to benefit the Shepard family has since been established.
Hundreds have joined search parties or helped feed rescue workers. Others made and distributed purple ribbon label pins, encouraging the town to �keep the faith.�
A sign erected near Emanuel Lutheran offers a one-word entreaty: Pray.
�What�s been going on here shows you just how communities pull together,� said Webster County Sheriff James Stubbs.
The healing process won�t happen overnight, said Dr. David Fassler, a University of Vermont psychiatry professor.
�Communities need time to heal and to regain a sense of stability, trust and confidence after such an experience,� he said.
Judy Nemechek Heidner, 59, said community members will lean on one another in the coming days and months. She spent Friday afternoon inflating balloons for the annual reunion for Dayton High School, which closed about 30 years ago. About 250 people were expected to attend an alumni banquet on Saturday.
Heidner and her sister, Joanne Nemechek, paused often Friday to cry. But they continued their reunion preparations.
In good times and in bad, the people of Dayton have always banded together, said Heidner, who owns a nail salon in town.
�I think in the end we�re going to be stronger; I think we�re going to be closer,� she said. �It�s true, we probably lost some of that sense of trust. But we�re just going to hug our kids a little harder and keep going.�
Many in town are still coming to terms with the ugliness of the threat revealed last week.
Oscar Dorman said his Dayton neighbors rallied around him 30 years ago when his son, daughter-in-law and grandson were killed in a car wreck in the nearby town of Lehigh.
�It was painful, but you could understand it,� Dorman said. �This is something totally different.�
Schools are required to have fire and tornado drills annually, Superintendent Launi Dane told parents in a letter posted on the website for the Southeast Webster Grand District, which serves Dayton and six other communities.
Picking up the pieces after a man-made disaster is a more difficult task, Dane said.
�(I) thought I knew all of the different types of scenarios that we could/should address,� Dane wrote. �But to my sadness there will always be more.�


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MIAMI - OCTOBER 22: MLB Commissioner Bud Selig takes questions from the press prior game four of the Major League Baseball World Series between the New York Yankees and the Florida Marlins on October 22, 2003 at Pro Player Stadium in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Eliot J. Schechter/Getty Images)
Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig and union head Michael Weiner expressed disappointment that the Yankees' Robinson Cano was booed repeatedly by fans at the All-Star Home Run Derby after bypassing Billy Butler of the hometown Kansas City Royals. Robinson, the AL captain for the derby, picked Detroit's Prince Fielder, Toronto's Jose Bautista and the Los Angeles Angels' Mark Trumbo for Monday night's event, which Fielder won. ''Robinson Cano certainly picked people he thought should be on there,'' Selig told the Baseball Writers' Association of American on Tuesday. ''While I understand Kansas City and I understand the whole Billy Butler thing, I really felt very badly last night.'' Weiner thought the level of jeering was not justified. ''It struck me that it moved a little bit past traditional good-natured booing, particularly for an event like that , and got into another area,'' he said. ''But Robinson Cano grew up in the Dominican Republic, plays in the Bronx, plays for the Yankee...
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As the world prepares for the most watched awards show on television, the American Red Cross proudly presents our "Oscar".
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Oscar Barnes, Executive Director of the West Alabama Chapter in Tuscaloosa. He began his career at Red Cross eleven years ago in Vicksburg (MS). During his tenure with Red Cross, Oscar has been in the spotlight for some very dramatic roles.
During the 2005 storm season Oscar was the Executive Director of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Chapter. "Of all the disasters I have been involved with, and all the people I have been allowed to serve, I will never forget the faces of the victims, or the dedication and commitment of the volunteers who served during Hurricane Katrina, that's Red Cross, and I have never been more proud of being a part of something, looking back it still brings tears to my eyes."
Oscar is famed for his morning greeting to the hundreds of Katrina volunteers as they checked in at Disaster Headquarters. At the beginning of each day Oscar stood with his microphone motivating and uplifting the volunteers for another day of service. "Good Morning, it's a great day to be working with the Red Cross; it's a great day to be helping people!"
Oscar praises the generosity of the American public. "Sometimes people refer to random acts of kindness," Barnes said "It's not random. People choose to help one another; people choose to make a difference. I have the privilege of watching ordinary people become extraordinary, I see next door neighbors become heroes simply by holding out their hands and touching lives. At the end of the day it doesn't get any better than that."
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esperienze di rilievo fotografico nell'Italia contemporanea
omaggio a Bernardo Secchi
curated by Stefano Munarin and Andrea Pertoldeo
June 11-19 2015 exhibition and seminar
Nel quadro della XVIII Conferenza Nazionale della Siu Italia '45 -'45. Radici, condizioni, prospettive, con una call ad invito abbiamo raccolto progetti fotografici di esplorazione del paesaggio contemporaneo italiano inediti o parzialmente editi, in grado di restituire una visione del nostro paese e di contribuire così alla riflessione della Conferenza. Considerando la sua costante attenzione verso i temi dello sguardo, del rilievo e della descrizione, con questa iniziativa abbiamo inteso rendere omaggio alla memoria di Bernardo Secchi, riconoscendo il suo ruolo nella definizione di un dialogo franco e aperto tra urbanistica e fotografia e cercando di proseguire lungo alcune linee di ricerca
da lui tracciate. Connesso alla mostra, mercoledì 10 giugno alle ore 14.00 presso il Magazzino 7 dell'Università Iuav di Venezia si terrà un seminario intitolato Urbanistica e fotografia. Esploratori della contemporaneità. Al termine del seminario è previsto
il vernissage della mostra che, come da programma della XVIII Conferenza SIU, sarà presentata e inaugurata ufficialmente il giorno successivo.
Autori della mostra
Enrico Abrate, Fabrizio Albertini, Mariano Andreani + Luisa Siotto, Gianpaolo Arena,
Davide Baldrati, Enrico Benvenuti, Andrea Botto, Pamela Breda, Michele Buda, Alessandro Calabrese, Sergio Camplone, Laura Cantarella, Luca Capuano, Luca Casonato, Michele Cera, Federico Covre, Giuseppe De Mattia + Luca Coclite, Francesca De Pieri, Giulia Di Lenarda, Danilo Donzelli, Carlo Favero, Stefano Ferrando, Marcello Galvani, Matteo Girola, Flavio Graviglia, Stefano Graziani, Daniele Lisi, Tancredi Mangano, Allegra Martin, Loris Menegazzi, Filippo Minelli, Riccardo Muzzi, Andrea Neri, Luca Nostri, Nicola Nunziata, Gian Luca Perrone, Emanuele Piccardo, Giacomo Pulcinelli, Sabrina Ragucci + Giorgio Falco, Filippo Romano, Claudio Sabatino, Mattia Sangiorgi, Andrea Sarti, Alberto Sinigaglia, Delfino Sisto Legnani, Piero Turk, Salvatore Valeo, Alba Zari + Sharon Ritossa.
Relatori del seminario
Antonello Frongia (professore di Modelli e linguaggi della fotografia contemporanea, Università di Roma Tre), Guido Guidi (professore del Laboratorio di fotografia, Università Iuav di Venezia), Franco Infussi (professore di Urbanistica, Politecnico di Milano), Angelo Maggi (professore di Storia della rappresentazione fotografica dell'architettura, Università Iuav di Venezia), Stefano Munarin (professore di Urbanistica, Università Iuav di Venezia), Andrea Pertoldeo (professore di Grammatica della fotografia, Università Iuav di Venezia)
'Shape D/C' is illustrating Platée by Jean-Philippe Rameau during the 15/16 programming of the Opéra National de Paris]]>
UK presentation of 'Padania Classics' landscape research project.
At Somerset House screening room, Jan 23rd 2015 at 7pm, during the exhibition 'Mapping the City' curated by A(by)P
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Mapping the City
22 January – 15 February 2015
New Wing
Admission: Free
Contemporary cartographic art by international street and graffiti artists to be the first exhibition in Somerset House's recently opened New Wing
Somerset House, in association with collaborative arts organisation A(by)P, will present Mapping the City, an innovative exhibition of works by established and emerging artists from the street and graffiti art scenes, in the newly renovated New Wing of Somerset House in January 2015. To complement the exhibition, Somerset House and A(by)P are planning a diverse series of events, including a series of film and music evenings, artists talks, performances and interactive workshops, all to inspire visitors to re-evaluate their own relationship to the cities in which they live.
The former home of the Inland Revenue, Somerset House's New Wing has been closed to the public for 150 years, and its first exhibition will feature works by over 50 internationally recognised artists such as Shepard Fairey, Swoon and Aryz, alongside rising stars from Australia to Argentina, Sweden to Spain and France to Finland.
Graffiti and street artists have an intimate relationship with the cities that they use as canvas. They understand and engage with the urban landscape in unique ways – through subjective surveying rather than objective ordinance. Mapping the City will present a series of cartographic representations of the artists' chosen cities. Ranging from literal to highly abstract, each map will be an individual response to the way these artists experience and interpret the places that they know so well.
The artists selected by A(by)P to take part in the exhibition use a wide variety of media in their practice, from digital technology to illustration, paintings to sculpture, and video presentations to performances. Over 40 of the works were specially commissioned by A(by)P, with artists using their individual aesthetic to share their knowledge of each city's secrets and challenge visitors to look at their own urban environments in a new light.
Shepard Fairey (USA), whose iconic image of Barack Obama entitled 'Hope' became one of the most recognisable images of the 2008 presidential campaign, will showcase work which embraces the communicative potential of the public sphere and the power of the city as a space for political commentary and social critique.
Influential female street artist Swoon (USA), known for examining the relationship of people to their built environment, and her belief in the importance of the narrative that develops in the heart of a city, is showcasing a work based on the Thai capital Bangkok.
Barcelona-based painter and muralist Aryz (Spain), who received critical acclaim for his mural produced in collaboration with Brazilian artists Os Gêmeos in Poland in 2013, will be presenting a new project for the exhibition.
Italian artist Filippo Minelli's witty, revelatory work harnesses the power of language to intervene between public and virtual worlds, borders and nations, to find signs of beauty and elements of controversy in all aspects of everyday life.
Three home-grown British talents to look out for in Mapping the City include: Petro, one of the leaders of the UK graffiti scene since the 1990s; Russell Maurice, whose artistic influences range from lost civilisations to early Disney; and Will Sweeney, a London-based graphic artist specialising in comics, clothing, graphics and animation. All three artists are presenting new works produced for the show.
Mapping the City follows the success of the exhibition Futurismo Ancestral: An Offering to Peru by Sixe Paredes presented in the lower levels of Somerset House in May 2014.
All the artworks presented during Mapping the City will be available for sale through A(by)P.
108 (Italy)
Aryz (Spain)
Augustine Kofie (USA)
Boris Tellegen (The Netherlands)
Caleb Neelon (USA)
Cali Thornhill Dewitt (USA)
Chu (Argentina)
Cleon Peterson (USA)
Daniel K. Sparkes (UK)
Egs (Finland)
Ekta [Daniel Götesson] (Sweden)
Eltono (France)
Erosie (The Netherlands)
Filippo Minelli (Italy)
Gold Peg (UK)
Graphic Surgery (The Netherlands)
Herbert Baglione (Brazil)
Honet (France)
Horfee (France)
HuskMitNavn (Denmark)
Ian Strange [Kid Zoom] (Australia)
Interesni Kazki (Ukraine)
Isauro Huizar (Mexico)
Isaac Tin Wei Lin (USA)
James Jarvis (UK)
Jurne (USA)
Ken Sortais [Cony] (France)
Les Frères Ripoulain (France)
Lucas Cantu (Mexico)
Lush (Australia)
Malarko (UK)
Martin Tibabuzo (Argentina)
Mike Ballard (UK)
Nano4814 (Spain)
Nug (Sweden)
OX (France)
Pablo Limon (Spain)
Petro (UK)
Remed (France)
Remio (USA)
Roids (UK)
Ron English (USA)
Russell Maurice (UK
Shantell Martin (UK)
Shepard Fairey (USA)
Sixe Paredes (Spain)
Susumu Mukai (Japan)
Swoon (USA)
Tim Head (UK)
Vova Vorotniov (Ukraine)
Will Sweeney (UK)
Dates: 22 January – 15 February 2015
Address: New Wing, Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA]]>
2015 Artist in residency at Epicenter Project, Coachella Valley – California. Commissioned to realize new works from the Silence/Shapes series in the desert environment along the San Andreas rupture, USA
'Passing to presents: silence and golden in the work of Filippo Minelli' published by Onomatopee, The Netherlands. ISBN: 978-94-91677-18-2 | Softcover, Japanese Binding, 128 pages.
Inside pages in full colour, outside pages in greyscale 17 x 24 cm / 63/4 x 91/2 inches.
Text contributors: Freek Lomme, Lene ter Haar, Nicola Bozzi, Vittorio Sgarbi, Paolo Bolpagni, Stefano Verri, David Pierce and Santiago Zabala
Editor in chief: Freek Lomme | Visuals editor: Gabriela Baka | Text editing: Nanne op 't Ende | Printing: Lecturis Printers
Made possible thanks to: Fondazione Adele e Cav. Francesco Lonati
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GEOMETRY OF SILENCE, solo exhibition by Filippo Minelli at Galerie Kromme Elleboog in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, for Witte de With Festival.
Commissioned by Noodkaap Artspace
Opening Saturday Sept. 13th 7pm]]>
Sept. 20 2014 Book presentation from Maartje Folkeringa + book presentation by Société Réaliste + book presentation of 'Passing to Presents: Silence and golden in the work of Filippo Minelli' by Lene Ter Haar + solo exhibition of works by Julien Berthier at Onomatopee]]>


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Would you love to work outdoors on Block Island this summer? Spend your time on, in and around the water and its marine life? If so, you definitely need to be our intern. Please read the job responsibilities and requirements below and please let us know if you are interested.
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- Participating in daily Mon-Sat marine educational programs and weekly Tuesday night seminars, assisting in and leading educational classes, answering public inquiries, and interacting with adults and children. This might include set-up, acquiring materials, participating in presentations, breakdown, and clean up. At least one of the weekly seminars will be the sole responsibility of the summer intern.
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- Writing a weekly blog for the duration of the internship. This blog may be published in the Block Island Times newspaper and other social media.
- Supervising volunteers participating in educational programs.Documenting daily activities, observations, and research.
- Providing minor maintenance of the aquarium touch tanks and Institute facilities, which may include painting, updating information, and displays.
- Distributing posters, brochures, and other program information throughout the Island.
- Assisting with visiting school groups and clubs. There will be four week-long visiting school groups, as well as day visits from off-island clubs and groups. This may include set-up, acquiring materials, participation in program presentations, breakdown, and clean up. These programs may not take place at BIMI, but will be on Block Island, and will require the individual to be flexible. Transportation will be supplied for these events.
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- Working knowledge of marine science, ecology, or marine environmental education, preferably with the Bachelor of Science degree.
- Experience working with children in an educational setting.
- HIGHLY motivated and self-driven – must be an independent thinker and accomplish tasks independently.
- Effective communication skills – must have the ability to clearly communicate with supervisors, coworkers, and visitors.
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Legislative Proposed Amendment
The 2015 Wisconsin State USBC Youth Association Annual Meeting/Expo Meeting will held at the Best Western-Green Bay Inn in Green Bay on July 11, 2015.
Best Western Green Bay Inn, 780 Armed Forces Drive, 1-920-499-3161, Rate of 89.99 Block under the Wisconsin State Youth Bowling, will end on May 26, 2015
Due to the USBC Senior Masters being held at Ashwaubenon Lanes in Green Bay, the WI State Youth Annual meeting will be held 2 weeks earlier on July 11, 2015. Because of this new date, there are new deadlines for delegate credential May 1, 2015, the lunch and awards banquet reservations are due June 26, 2015.
Expo will open at 8:30am and guest speakers will start at 9:15, 2016 State championship reservations will start at 10:00. The annual meeting will start at 1pm.
2015 Legislative Proposed Amendment: Article VII Meetings - Section B - Item #2 - Quorum---Quorum 7 Board members constitute a quorum. Reason for lower from 8 to 7 we now only have 10 board members.
Lunch will be served at Noon for the cost of 14.00. Hot lunch Buffet: Herb Roasted Chicken, Broiled Haddock, potato, vegetable, salad bar, roll and butter, Coffee, tea or milk. Reservations due May 26, 2015
Awards banquet for all the state tournament scholarship winners and the Academic scholarship winners will be held at Ashwaubenon Lanes in Green Bay. Pizza Buffet: Pizza, Garlic Bread, Potato Wedges, Dessert, Soda. All 2015 scholarship winners meal will be paid for by the state association. Cost is 12.00 Reservations are due by May 26, 2015.
Rock N Bowl will be held at Ashwaubenon Lanes at 7pm Cost is 12.00.
500/600 Tournament will be held at Ashwaubenon Lanes, for all state tournament bowlers: past or present who have bowler either a 500 series(girl) or 600 series(boy) 2 shift times 8:30 or 11pm. Cost 30.00, with JG entry cost is 55.00.JG Spots is for the 2016 Tournament.
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To process your tribute award, the recipient must be in their second semester or more of college or school of choice. They must then send a letter to the Association Manager, Wisconsin State USBC Youth Association with their name, School name and address and Student ID# to request the money be sent to the school. They must also have a letter from the school indicating that they are in their second semester or more or their second semester schedule. A check will be sent to the school.
Once a bowler wins scholarship monies it is put into the Smart Account #10665. USBC sends each bowler a letter telling them how much was put into their Smart Account. The bowler will then have to contact USBC, and they will assign an username and password, once you have this information you will be able to look up what scholarship funds are in your account. You can find the Smart Account link on bowl.com under the Tournament tab. Just login in as a scholarship winner. The Wisconsin State USBC Youth Association office cannot supply username or password, nor can we look them up if you cannot locate yours. You also will have to contact USBC to have these funds paid to a college.
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The entry form is at the bottom of this page. July 12 at Ashwaubenon Lanes in Green Bay. 2 shifts 8:30 and 11:00. To qualify for this tournament a girl has to bowl a 500 series and a boy 600 series in any State Championship Tournament.
|2016 Scratch Scholarship Tournament
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2015 Championship Tournament reservations can be made starting October 11,2014 at 7AM. Reservations will close (no exceptions) on March 1, 2015.
Sunset Bowl, team event and AMF Bowlero, double/single event
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Shifts 8:00am, 11:30am or 3:00pm:
Pricing Per Bowler: Team 15.00--Doubles/Singles 32.00--All Events 3.00 Total Per Bowler 50.00
Junior Gold Qualifier
New rule this year, bowlers will not be allowed to bowl doubles only, or singles only, per USBC recommendation. They will have to bowl both events.
Entry Forms are sent after you have made reservations.
Team and doubles events winners will receive a trophy, this trophy will be mailed to the coach that made the reservations. Singles and all events winners are given scholarships.
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PORTLAND - With freshman Geoff Burks shooting the day's third-best score, the Whitman College men's golf team was in fourth place after Saturday's opening round of the Northwest Conference Championships here at Heron Lakes Golf Course.
Burks shot 39 on both nines for a 78, just four strokes back from the leader, Whitworth's Ryan Young. Four golfers were tied for second place at 77.
In team scoring, Whitman posted 321 for its top four, in fourth place, three strokes behind Puget Sound.
Whitworth was in first with a 309, one shot ahead of Linfield.
"We played pretty well today," Whitman coach Peter McClure said. "The scores were high for the entire field, but this is a tough, long course with water on more than half of the holes. If you make a mistake here, you will pay for it."
The weather was also a factor, especially early in the day when winds kicked up and rain fell, McClure said.
Sophomore John Abercrombie shot 80 for Whitman's second-best score. Senior Steve Campbell carded an 81, one stroke better than freshmen Peter Clark and Drew Raher.
Sophomore David DeVine had trouble on the final hole, knocking two balls into the water to take a quadruple-bogey eight that inflated his score to 86.
"All of the guys on all of the teams had horror stories to tell with the water," McClure said. "If we can limit our double- and triple-bogeys tomorrow, we're going to have a really good round."
Burks had Saturday's most steady round. He birdied once but his worst hole was a double-bogey on No. 8. Abercombie had two birdies but was victimized by a double-bogey on No. 4 and a triple on No. 14.
Both Burks and Abercrombie finished their rounds on a strong note, shooting even-par golf over their final four holes. That wasn't the case for Campbell, who lost five strokes to par on the last three holes.
"What really hurt Steve was No. 18," McClure said. "He put two balls in the water and finished with a triple-bogey seven."
Clark also had troubles down the stretch, dropping four shots to par over the last three holes.
Based on season-long scoring, Whitman entered this weekend in a three-way tie with George Fox and Pacific for fifth place in the conference standings.
With its 321 total in Saturday's round, Whitman was two strokes in front of both Pacific and Pacific Lutheran. George Fox was six strokes back in seventh place. Willamette and Lewis & Clark were well back in seventh and eighth.
"Our guys are optimistic and looking forward to a strong finish tomorrow (Sunday)," McClure said. "It would be great to get four or five or guys scoring in the 70s, and that's something we can do."
The tournament concludes with today's final round.
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