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In this course, author Chris Mattia helps educators create online courses that complement classroom-based instruction and foster student interaction using the free learning management system Moodle. The course details the basics of setting up a test environment, disseminating course information, creating forums, and assessing student progress. Tutorials on building course materials with Moodle's built-in HTML editor, preparing and posting various types of media, uploading assignments, and evaluating tests automatically are also included.
Compressing video for the web truly is an art form in and of to itself, and in a single movie there's no way that I could cover every single type of compression algorithm, file format. But as a teacher, there are a lot of times when you're going to have some piece of video that you've maybe captured off of your digital camera or some piece of footage that you've captured within your classroom that you want to be able to post within your Moodle site. So in this movie, I am going to show you one technique that you can use to be able to get your videos compressed and in a format that can be posted easily to your Moodle course and distributed out to your students.
To begin, I am going to go ahead and minimize my browser. I have opened the exercise files, Chapter 04, the Movies folder, and there's a file in here called GreenMorayMASTER.mov. I am going to go ahead and open up that file and go ahead and begin playing it for you. The video is just a couple of seconds long of a green moray eel that I shot in Belize. There is no audio associated with the file at all. It's just a plain video. It's about 12 seconds long. You can see that the video player that I've opened it up with is the QuickTime player, version 7.
Now, if you don't have a copy of QuickTime, it's available for both Mac and Windows, and you can download it from www.apple.com/quicktime. Now, I will note, if you're using one of the more recent Macs, Apple has gone to a newer version of QuickTime called QuickTime Ten, or QuickTime X. I would still suggest downloading the QuickTime player version 7. The other thing that you should note about this player is that you need to unlock the Pro version of the player and if you're on a Mac, you can click on the QuickTime player 7 menu, and go to Registration.
On Windows, go to the Edit menu, and select Properties. The QuickTime player is a $29 upgrade, but what it does is it unlocks an enormous amount of tools that will allow you to compress video and export video in a variety of different formats. So this video that we are working with is about a 10-megabyte file, and we are going to step through some basic compression settings so that you can export it to a smaller format. To begin, go up to the File menu and come down to the Export menu. Now, you will notice that there is an Export for web option, but don't select that.
The Export menu is going to give us even more control. So go ahead and select Export, and now in our standard File > Export menu, we are going to get rid of the MASTER in the file name, do we're just going to Backspace over top of that. It's going to ask us, where do we want to save this file? Let's go ahead and make sure we save that out to our desktop so it's easy to access. We have our Export options down here. Click the dropdown menu, and here you can see there are a variety of different formats that you can export your video to. We're going to select Movie to QuickTime Movie.
Under the Use menu, hit that dropdown menu and select Broadband-High. This is going to produce good quality of video. Let's go ahead and tweak some of our settings. Click on the Options button and now we are going to go ahead and look at the three different types of settings we have. We have our settings for video, for sound, and prepare for fast Internet streaming. We can see here that for Video settings we are going to compress this video as H.264, using a High Quality rate and a Keyframe rate of 150.
The Bitrate will be set to 672, and Frame reordering is going to be set to yes. The Encoding mode will be set to multi-pass, and the Dimensions currently are set to 480x360. Well, our video doesn't match that. So let's go ahead and adjust that. So hit the Size button and under the Custom Setting, go ahead and type in 640 for the first value. You can leave the second value set to 360. Now, in the next line, check the box that says Preserve aspect ratio using: Letterbox (if required).
This way, our video won't skew. Go ahead and hit the OK button. Now, since this video that we are compressing does not have any sound, we're going to go ahead and uncheck the Sound setting, but we are going to leave Prepare for Internet Streaming set. So that's all we are going to change off of the default settings. Hit the OK button, and now everything looks correct. Go ahead and hit the Save button and our video should begin exporting out to our Desktop. Now that our video is finished, let's go ahead and check the file. We can note again that our first file was only 10 megabytes.
So now we can click on our file. I am going to press Command+I for Get Info on my Mac; on Windows, you can right-click and choose Properties. Now we can see that our video is now 1.1 megabytes. So a fair amount of compression has been applied. We have shrunk the file size down quite a bit. Go ahead and close that and double-click it to open it again. So now we have both files open side-by-side. We can see that we did get a little bit of a color shift, but when we go ahead and play the video, we can see that we're not really getting any pixelation in here, and the video looks pretty good, even though we've compressed the video down from 10 megs to just over 1 meg.
So that's quite good. Go ahead and close these two files, and now we are going to go ahead and upload our GreenMoray.mov. We are also going to upload a GreenMoray.flv, which is a movie that's been compressed already into the Flash video format. And then we are going to upload this movie.zip which, has a few other files in it for us that we'll be able to use in later movies. So let's begin by going back down to our browser, and we are going to make sure we have Editing turned on, and we are going to just scroll back down in our Course to our My private files section. Go ahead and click on the button for Manage my private files.
We want to go into your BIOL432 folder and then hit the Create folder button. We are going to create a Movies folder, so I will just type in movies and click OK. This way we can keep ourselves organized. Go ahead and click into that movies folder, and now let's go ahead and add some files to it. So we hit the Add button. Your standard File picker should show up. We want to make sure you have the Upload a file selected, and in the Attachment section, go ahead and hit the Browse button. We are going to go ahead and start off here in the movies folder, and we are going to go ahead and upload this movies.zip out of the Chapter 04 exercise files.
Go ahead and hit Open, and we are going to go ahead and upload that file, and we will add another file here. Hit Browse. We are going to upload that GreenMoray.flv file, hit Open, and upload that file. We're going to add one more file. Hit Add and Browse, go ahead and navigate back up to your desktop, and find that GreenMoray.mov file that we just compressed. So we'll go ahead and select that and upload that one. Press the Upload this file button and that gets all those in. One last step while we are in here is to go ahead and unzip the zip file; go ahead and hit the dropdown menu to the right of it and hit Unzip.
That should un-package all those files. You can go ahead and get rid of that movie.zip file now if you like, you can hit the dropdown menu for it, and hit Delete to do little cleanup here. Say yes. So now all our files are in here. All of our videos have been uploaded. We can see our FLV and the MOV file that we just added and all those other movies that we can use throughout our title. To finalize this, go ahead and hit the Save changes button down at the bottom. That tells Moodle that that's in fact what we want to do. Now, we have all of our video files properly uploaded, and in the next video we will show you how to start posting those.
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The very young residents of Washington are getting whooping cough, or pertussis, at much higher rates than people of other ages, state Department of Health officials said.
The rate of whooping cough in babies is nearly 10 times greater than the combined rate of all people of all ages in the state.
So far this year, 58 infants younger than a year old have been diagnosed with whooping cough. Twenty-two of them were hospitalized, and two died. Of the 22 babies who were hospitalized, 18 were 3 months old or younger.
It's serious business, said state health officer and pediatrician Dr. Maxine Hayes. "Older kids and adults can help protect babies by getting the pertussis vaccine. By being vaccinated, close contacts of infants create a protective 'cocoon' for newborns and infants who can't yet be vaccinated or have not completed their initial vaccine series."
With kids back in school and back in close contact with other students, the risk for spreading illnesses increases, health experts warn.
Pertussis -- caused by a germ that lives in the mouth, nose and throat -- is highly contagious and spreads easily from person to person through coughing and sneezing. It causes coughing spells so severe that it is hard for infants to eat, drink, or breathe.
These episodes can last for weeks and lead to pneumonia, seizures and even death. Older kids and adults may have milder symptoms than babies and may mistake their symptoms for a cold or persistent cough while continuing to spread the illness, Hayes noted.
Symptoms of the illness usually appear five to 10 days after exposure, but can take as long as 21 days. The first symptoms are similar to those of a common cold; a runny nose, sneezing, low-grade fever and a mild, occasional cough, experts say.
The cough gradually becomes severe and, after one to two weeks, the patient has spasmodic bursts of numerous, rapid coughs. The characteristic high-pitched "whoop," which is more common in children, comes from breathing in after a coughing episode.
During such an attack, the patient may turn blue, vomit and become exhausted. Between coughing attacks, the patient usually appears normal.
The coughing attacks occur more frequently at night and increase in frequency for a couple of weeks, remain at the same level for two to three weeks, then gradually decrease. Coughing may last as long as 100 days.
Cough medicines usually do not help eliminate this cough. Recovery is gradual, but coughing episodes can recur for months after the onset of pertussis.
Antibiotics can reduce the contagious period, the DOH said.
A total of 431 cases of whooping cough from 26 counties in Washington state have been reported so far this year. Last year at this time there were 378 cases. Three counties have had babies hospitalized with confirmed or suspected pertussis within the last two weeks. Notices emphasizing the risk to infants are being sent to health-care providers by public health agencies in several counties.
The pertussis vaccine, "Tdap," is available for adolescents and adults through age 64. Pregnant women are urged to get vaccinated, as are health-care workers of all ages who have contact with infants.
People of all ages should get immunized if they have close contact with a baby; this is especially important for siblings of infants, who should be up-to-date on DTaP and other recommended immunizations, the DOH stated.
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1921: Eight White Sox players acquitted in Black Sox scandal but banned for life from baseball.
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PETALING JAYA: The discovery of debris suspected to be from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is the strongest lead yet in the search for the missing aircraft, yet raises many questions that beg to be answered.
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority's (Amsa) John Young made the announcement on Thursday, saying they had satellite imagery of debris in the southern Indian Ocean located some 2,500km south-west of Perth, but cautioned that "the images captured by satellite… may not be related to the aircraft."
A CNN report stated that the area was "a remote, rarely travelled expanse of ocean, far from commercial shipping lanes", and raised pertinent questions on the search for MH370.
Here are the questions raised in CNN's report:
When will we know if the debris is from MH370?
John Young, AMSA general manager of emergency response said it would be a lengthy process.
"We have to locate it, confirm that it belongs to the aircraft, recover it and then bring it a long way back to Australia, so that could take some time," he said.
Would debris from the plane still float?
Steve Wallace, the US Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) former director of accident investigation said that if the plane crashed into the water, large pieces would have sunk to the bottom by now.
Pieces of lightweight debris, such as life jackets and seat cushions - and not parts of the aircraft's structure - could remain floating for days.
Could the plane have gone that far?
Mitchell Casado, a 777 flight simulator flight instructor, said that the amount on fuel on board is paramaount.
"The 777, when fully fuelled, can go 16 to 18 hours. Flight 370 wasn't," he said.
"As long-range as this aircraft is, it's a long way to any suitable airport out there. There are some small islands, you know, that you could possibly land at, but that would really be pushing the limits of the airplane.
"So I would really be worried about running out of gas. Some planes flew over the area, and a ship went there. What did they find?" he asked.
What else could it be, if not the plane?
It could be any big, buoyant object. The objects were spotted in a part of the Indian Ocean known for swirling currents called gyres that can trap all sorts of floating debris.
It could simply be a shipping container that fell off a passing cargo vessel, though doubtful as the area is not near commercial shipping lanes. Furthermore, the larger object, at an estimated 79 feet (24 meters), would seem to be nearly twice as long as standard shipping containers.
Would its location yield clues as to what happened on the flight?
According to Robert Goyer, editor-in-chief of Flying magazine and a commercial jet-rated pilot, it would.
"The spot where searchers have found hoped-for clues is… is nearly 4,000 miles from where the airliner made its unexpected and as yet unexplained turn to the west," Goyer wrote. The first obvious clue is that the airplane flew for many hours.
What do the satellite images show?
Two indistinct objects, one about 79 feet (24m) in length and the other about 16 feet (5m) long. They may not look like much to an untrained observer, but Australian intelligence imagery experts were confident enough to pass them along to the maritime safety agency.
"Those who are experts indicate they are credible sightings. And the indication to me is of objects that are reasonable size and are probably awash with water, bobbing up and down out of the surface," Young said.
When were the satellite images taken?
Commercial satellite imaging company DigitalGlobe captured the images on Sunday.
Why were they revealed only four days later?
Amsa said it took four days for the images to reach it "due to the volume of imagery being searched and the detailed process of analysis that followed."
How did they know where to look?
This southern corridor is said to have the most likelihood of the plane being found. US officials have also said the southern corridor is where the plane is most likely to be.
The searchers used complex calculations to narrow the likely area to a square, which is where the images came from.
Who is heading the search?
The Australians are in charge of the search in their area of responsibility, which includes a large area of the southern Indian Ocean off Australia's west coast. Malaysia remains in overall control of the search.
Will the flight data recorder's pings be picked up?
Detecting ultrasonic "pings" from data recorders would always be a difficult task, but under best conditions, pings can be detected at a two-mile (3.2km) range.
If the recorder is at the bottom of the ocean, warm waters would affect its range. The presence of thermoclines, or layers of different temperatures in the water would impede the pingers. The recorders' batteries are said to be able to last about 30 days, and with the search now into its 14th day, time is running out.
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It's nearly impossible to walk around without bumping into a critically-praised Brooklyn restaurant. The borough is teeming with everything from Michelin Star restaurants like the Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare and Blanca (hidden behind famed pizzeria, Roberta's) to delicious on-the-go fare at Brooklyn's many, many food festivals. In fact, every genre of food you can imagine can be found somewhere in the borough. If you simply can't make up your mind when it comes to restaurants in Brooklyn, just explore the neighborhoods on foot. Visits to the Greenpoint and Williamsburg area are sure fire bets when it comes to finding great food. Both neighborhoods are home to dozens of great eateries that can be found by simply walking along Greenpoint's Manhattan Avenue and the outsized commercial area bounded by Wythe Avenue, Driggs Avenue, McCarren Park and S. 5th Street in Williamsburg. Meanwhile, there's another cluster of great eateries in the area that stretches from the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge to Prospect Park (i.e. DUMBO to Park Slope) and in the rapidly changing north-central Brooklyn neighborhoods of Crown Heights, Bed-Stuy, Clinton Hill and Fort Greene.
A spin-off of the Brooklyn Flea, this food-only market happens every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the waterfront adjacent to the East River State Park.
Peter Luger lets the steaks speak for themselves, and it works: the chain, including this tavern-like Williamsburg location, is consistently voted the best steakhouse in NYC and earned one Michelin star in 2012.
Frank Falcinelli and Frank Castronovo—known collectively by the Brooklyn culinary cognoscenti as "The Franks"—hold court at this hipster-Germanic bistro in the borough's Cobble Hill neighborhood.
Customers stuck in the long line that often forms outside this Park Slope diner need not worry: staff keeps patient patrons happy with free coffee, orange slices, sausages, and cookies.
This husband-and-wife-owned, Brooklyn-based pizzeria and restaurant is as much a lesson in simplistic food preparations as it is in environmental responsibility.
It's like a fairy tale of unlikely culinary discovery: the graffiti-festooned cinder-block garage in hardscrabble Bushwick that houses a pizza oven, an organic garden tended by bearded hobo gourmands, a radio station somewhere on the premises, and a once-in-a-while tasting menu that's among New Y
Located on the ground floor of a brick row building, the interior of this popular spot is styled as an easygoing bistro, with simple wood floors and seating, soft lighting, a copper bar, and plant-filled wall nooks.
Mod Mediterranean
Forced to move to a larger space in Bay Ridge to accommodate its growing popularity, this Mediterranean-style Middle Eastern restaurant run by Rawia Bishara serves home-style dishes based on her mother's old-world recipes like ground lamb meatballs, stuffed grape leaves, and fatoush — a salad spi
This rustic-yet-urbane cozy local favorite serves fabulous Italian food. Try the homemade cavatelli in sage brown butter with slices of spicy sausage. Then take home a can of their custom-blended spicy olive oil imported from Sicily.


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Government Of India, Ministry Of Defence Invites Application in prescribed format are invited from eligible candidates for appointment to the Upper Division Clerk (UDC) posts in various offices under Directorate of Defence Estates, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India, Southern Command, Pune. Last date of receipt of completed application form is 28 May, 2012.
Ministry Of Defence India Upper Division Clerk Recruitment Detail:
Total vacancy: 19 Post (Gen-12, OBC-06, PH-01)
Essential Qualification: Degree from a recognized University or equivalent And Should have independent computer working skills of MS Word/Ms Office/Excel.
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It's Easy To Be Jennifer Aniston: It Only Costs $141K
Jennifer Aniston is arguably one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood. Did you realize she's 43 years-old? Yeah, we know, she looks more like 23. Well how does she do it?
The ladies over at Shine on Yahoo did some research and found out just how much time and money (and it's a lot) goes into Jen looking as good as she does.
Jen's Skin Care: $1,186.95 per month
It includes the norms that we all use; facial bars, day creams, but the real money goes into her chemical peels and facials from Tracie Martyn Spa which can cost from $295-$450 each visit!
Jen's Hair: $1000 per month
Jen visits her friend Chris McMillan who charges $600 per visit (just for the cut). Granted he invented "The Rachel" so we should all thank him for the 90's hair style de jour.
Jen's Makeup: $4402 per month
Jen's total package of make-up would cost about $402. It's the $4000 for celebrity makeup artist Angela Levin that runs up that total. Granted Jen doesn't use Levin every day but once a month is about right.
Jen's Eyebrows: $160 per month
Jen uses the brow guru Anastatia Soare to get that perfect shape. The first visit costs $120, only $80 for every other visit. We're assuming Jen probably goes twice a month.
Jen's Nose: $9,000 per procedure
Jen's had two confirmed plastic surgeries. Both are to her nose. Which looks amazing, so no complaining there.
Jen's Tan: $90 per month
Jen doesn't have that stunning glow naturally. She heads into Ibiza tanning Salon twice a month for a little airbrush that runs $45 a session.
Jen's Body: $3600 per month
Jen's got the time and the money to go the personal trainer route and she chooses yoga to sculpt that body. At $300 an hour and three hours a week, that is $900 week, $3600 a month to have those abs, legs and butt.
Jen's Diet: $2740 per month
Dietician Carrie Wiatt makes specific meals for Aniston. Though we don't know exactly what the meals consist of they cost $385 a week just for the food. But we're sure it's delicious.
Add all of that up and you're looking at around $12,000 a month to look like Jennifer Aniston and somewhere around $141,000 to maintain that look throughout the year. Granted if you're getting paid around $10 million per job, you can afford it.
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Our sweet studio has a comfortable and inviting feel. It is the perfect fit for a couple. A short walk to popular destinations like Russian River Brewery and Historic Railroad Square. Studio is also centrally located for wine tasting trips. Learn More
This is a well-lit, private space attached to the main home. In 2013 we completely remodeled the bathroom and studio. There is a comfy queen size bed, and some pleasant seating areas inside. The studio opens into an inviting and tranquil outdoor space that is great for reading, lounging or dining. WiFi Coffee/tea and a hotplate. There is no television. Outdoor BBQ Backyard is shared by us, but often private for you. Just let us know if you'd like something special, and we'll do what we c...
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This cottage offers a private getaway. Nestled in the hills with a view of the Russian River Valley. The space has an open kitchen design, a main room, a bedroom and a small bathroom with a shower. Located close to wineries. Ideal for 2 people. Learn More
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Sonoma county property with fly fishing pond, pitanque court, hot tub and beautiful grounds. We are located right in the middle of county for exploring the coast, Healdsburg and the town of Sonoma. We are a one hours drive from Napa county. Learn More
You will never want to leave this bucolic oasis. Close-in country property with fly fishing pond, pitanque court, hot tub and beautiful grounds. This is the perfect location for seeing all that Sonoma county has to offer. We are located right in the middle of the county for exploring the coast, Healdsburg and the town of Sonoma. We are a one hours drive from Napa county. The apartment offers: wireless internet, piano, TV and a complimentary 2 for 1 wine tasting coupon at Matanzas Creek ...
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Our charming small cottage with beam ceilings, kitchenette, sleek bathroom, and organic mattress queen bed is located in historic neighborhood with Victorian houses and trees. Take an easy, scenic walk to downtown or enjoy your own private garden. Learn More
A quiet and serene setting in an interesting downtown neighborhood centrally located to all Sonoma County has to offer. Guests have their own private outdoor patio and garden space. Bike storage can be arranged. We want to make sure our guests have everything they need and are happy to share local knowledge. We are also respectful of boundaries and the need for privacy. Walk and bike friendly. Cross street is designated "bike boulevard". Interesting neighborhood with Victorian houses and...
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This backyard little studio is in an urban neighborhood just north of Santa Rosa's Railroad Square. It's a great resting stop for touring cyclists, wine country tourist or business travelers alike. Cheers! Learn More
You can be one of the first to stay in this newly renovated space in the West End neighborhood of Santa Rosa! The small, clean, comfortable studio is located behind the main house in the yard. This studio has high ceilings and a french door that allows lots of sunlight into the studio, but can be closed off with a curtain for privacy. The studio has a full kitchen, a private bathroom with shower and sink. The bed is a comfortable queen bed with fresh new high thread-count linens, and a do...
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This is one of 3 Airbnb rooms in a multi-level home situated on a wooded 1/2 acre in the hills of Santa Rosa. The house features a kitchen, courtyard, washer/dryer, backyard & off street parking for 6 cars. View my full profile for other rooms. Learn More
The room, dubbed "The Sunny Room" features lots of natural light, hardwood floors, high windows and a skylight. This room has a queen size bed, desk, bookcase with drawers, 2 chairs, and has alot of privacy as it is the furthest from the other rooms. Guests will have full use of all amenities and property, which includes, a fully stocked kitchen, living and family rooms, courtyard, baby grand piano, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, washer & dryer, backyard with BBQ, and off street parking for six ...
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This charming, historic 2 bedroom home is the perfect getaway. Located in the West End Neighborhood of Santa Rosa Ca, it is perfect for visiting many Sonoma County destinations. Outstanding location for cyclists. Backyard, BBQ, w/d, full kitchen. Learn More
Very cute 1890's house located in the heart of Santa Rosa. Wonderful backyard to enjoy the great weather. Wrap around deck is a great place in enjoy a local wine or craft brew. The full house. We like to text. We can be reached by phone if needed. The neighborhood is wonderful. 5 minute walk to Railroad Square. The neighborhood has a corner market two beautiful parks one with a dog park. On Sundays the West End Farmers Market is open from 10:00 am to 2:00pm. March through December. ...
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A great private place to getaway for a vacation or just a weekend. Perfect place to spend your Wine Country vacation or just a weekend get-away! A 500 square foot private 1 bedroom granny in a quiet, safe neighborhood. Learn More
The best place to enjoy the Sonoma County experience is now available. This one bedroom unit has a fully furnished full-sized kitchen complete with microwave, stove/oven, refrigerator and lots of extras. There's a queen-size bed and large closet in the bedroom. The bathroom has a shower/tub combo. The living room has room to sit and enjoy conversations about the fun you had today. You can come and go as you please with all the privacy you need. There's a private side yard for you to s...
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Bella Luna Mountain retreat offers a romantic treehouse like cottage, a bridge over a waterfall and a star house on a cliff. Offering the best of both worlds, privacy, natural beauty and easy access to the best wineries and activities in the region. Learn More
Sonoma TOT # 915N This romantic Treehouse like cottage is located on 5 acres in the mountains above the Valley of the Moon in Sonoma County. Ideally situated between the towns of Kenwood and East Santa Rosa, our retreat is in the very heart of Sonoma's wine country. The round studio cottage features a waterfall, suspension bridge and a star gazer dwelling on a cliff. It is often used by honeymooners - for anniversaries and birthday celebrations. Only 15 to 25 minutes to some of the bes...
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Welcome! This guide is an introduction to the library's manuscript/archival collections relating to artists, including visual artists, whose mediums included painting, drawing, sculpture, and printmaking, art and activism, feminist artists, and curators and exhibit catalogs.
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- Suzanne BentonArtist, feminist, and workshop leader Suzanne Benton (1936- ) graduated from Queens College, City University of New York (B.A. 1956). She is a printmaker, sculptor, and mask performance artist who has traveled widely, bringing her art to all corners of the world, exploring the healing and transformative power of art through mask making and story telling workshops. The author of Dear Friends and Allies: The Journey Letters of a Traveling Artist (2001), Benton has exhibited around the world and was awarded a Fulbright lectureship to India (1992-1993). She was a founding member of two Connecticut chapters of the National Organization for Women (1969) and served as president of Western Connecticut NOW (1970-1973).
- June BlumFeminist artist and curator, June Blum (1929- ) studied at the Brooklyn Museum Art School and was active in the women's art movement in the New York City area in the late 1960s and early 1970s. As curator of contemporary art at the Suffolk Museum in Stony Brook, New York (1971-1975), Blum created "Unmanly Art," which was followed by "Works on Paper," a show for women artists at the Brooklyn Museum in 1975. In 1975 she found Women Artists Living in Brooklyn and in 1980 the East Central Women's Caucus for Art. Blum painted Betty Friedan for the "Sister Chapel." She has exhibited widely and has been instrumental in bringing the work of women artists to the public.
- Jocelyn BrodieArtist and educator Jocelyn (Levine) Brodie was born in Brooklyn, New York, where she graduated from Brooklyn Ethical Culture School. She later attended Cooper Union Art School (1947-1949) and graduated from Bennington College (BA 1951) and Keene State College (M.Ed 1970). In the 1950s she studied, painted, and exhibited in Europe and New York, and in 1955 she married artist Gandy Brodie. They had one child, Shane; Gandy Brodie died in 1975. In 1961 they moved to Vermont, forming the Gandy Brodie School of Fine Arts. Jocelyn Brodie taught art and directed the Newfane Gallery in Newfane, Vermont, and the Thorne Memorial Art Gallery in Keene, New Hampshire, and was active in numerous cultural organizations in Vermont and New Hampshire. In 1967 Brodie began a correspondence with urbanist and cultural critic Lewis Mumford when she wrote him about creating a children's book based on his Sticks and Stones: A Study of American Architecture and Civilization.
- Fay ChandlerArtist Fay Martin Chandler was born in 1923. She graduated from Sweet Briar College in Amherst, Virginia (B.A. 1943), and the following year married Alfred D. Chandler, Jr., a Harvard College graduate who went on to become a professor of business history at the Harvard Business School. They had four children. Fay Chandler studied at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and earned an M.F.A. in painting in 1967 from the Maryland Institute of Art. She was a founder of the Art Connection, a Boston-based organization that places artwork in local hospitals, halfway houses, and schools. Chandler has had over 30 solo exhibitions and her work is included in the collections at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts, and the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia.
- Cornelia ChapinSculptor. Chapin's work, notably stone models of birds and animals, was exhibited around the U.S. and in Paris beginning in 1930. She learned the art of direct carving from Mateo Hernandez in Paris in 1934, was the only foreign and female sculptor elected to the Societaire Salon d'Automne, Paris (1936), and was accepted as a member of the National Academy of Design in 1945. She won many awards and prizes for her sculpture in the 1930s and 1940s.
- Judy ChicagoArtist, feminist, and writer. Chicago is best known for The Dinner Party, a multi-media installation honoring the achievements of women in Western civilization. Executed between 1974 and 1979 with the participation of hundreds of volunteers, The Dinner Party was viewed by approximately one million people in exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad between 1979 and 1988.
- CoritaSerigraphic artist Corita Kent was born on November 20, 1918, in Fort Dodge, Iowa, as Frances Elizabeth Kent. In 1936, she joined the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Los Angeles, taking the name Sister Mary Corita. After graduating from the University of Southern California, where she studied art with Charles and Ray Eames, Corita began teaching art at the Immaculate Heart College (IHC), a Catholic liberal arts women's college in Hollywood, California, run by the Immaculate Heart Sisters of Los Angeles.
She left the order in 1968 and moved to Boston to pursue a full-time career as an artist. She received commissions from Boston Gas to design a mural for their 150-ft gas tank, from the Physicians for Social Responsibility to design various peace billboards, and from the United States Postal Service to design the 22-cent Love Stamp. Corita died on September 18, 1986 in Boston, Massachusetts.
- Harriet Goodhue HosmerSculptor and inventor, Hosmer was a native of Watertown, Mass., studied anatomy, and spent much of her life in Rome, where she was at first the pupil of the English sculptor, John Gibson. Her works were exhibited and purchased in England and the United States. For further information, see Harriet Hosmer, Letters and Memories, edited by Cornelia Crow Carr (1912); Notable American Women (1971); and Hosmeriana: A Guide to Works by and about Harriet G. Hosmer, by Joseph L. Curran (1975).
- Glenda F. HydlerArtist and photographer Glenda Hydler was born in Newark, N.J., and attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City (B.F.A.) and California State University at Northridge (B.A.). In the 1970s she began creating looseleaf books containing pages alternating between text and photographs which sought to capture the rhythm of her emotional and experiential life. The books are autobiographical, mirroring her developing feminism, and address social politics, sexuality, and relationships, among other things.
- KadyArtist, writer, and lesbian activist Kady Vandeurs was born in Pensacola, Florida, the daughter of George and Ann Shepard Vandeurs. She published articles in Big Mama Rag, the New Women's Times, and Off Our Backs, and studied design, painting, and graphic art at Greenfield (Massachusetts) Community College. She participated in the Women's Pentagon Action (1980-1981) and at the Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace & Justice near Seneca Falls, New York (1983). Kady died in Greenfield, Massachusetts, in 2003.
- Alma KlineSculptor (Radcliffe, A.B., 1929), Kline has exhibited her work, primarily stone, wood and bronze animals, in many group shows and in two one-woman exibitions in N.Y.C.
- Florence Cary KoehlerArtist and jeweler, Koehler lived the second half of her life in Europe where she pursued her art and also purchased fine arts and furniture on commission for patrons in America. Her social circle included artists and writers such as Henry James, Augustus John, and Henri Matisse.
- MargeCartoonist best known as the creator of Little Lulu, who first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post in February 1935 and ran weekly for the next ten years. Merchandizing and advertising campaigns soon followed, especially in 1944 when Marge signed a contract with Kleenex. In 1943 the first of the twenty-eight animated cartoons appeared, followed by the first comic book, initially drawn and written by Western Publishing staff cartoonist John Stanley. By the late 1940s Marge continued to manage a merchandizing empire, approving all Lulu appearances although she only drew Lulu for the Kleenex campaign.
- Ann P. MeredithPhotographer, artist, film maker, and performance artist. Most of her career in photography was spent documenting the lives of women, gay and lesbian life, and her family.
- Parallels : artists/poets.Parallels: Artists/Poets was an exhibition featuring work by women poets displayed with works on paper (collage, prints, watercolor, pastels, photography) by artisits Claire Heimarck, Oriole Farb Feshbach, and Lucy D. Rosenfeld. It traveled to New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut from 1993 to 1995, and explored the responses and affinities of the three artists to poems by 20th century women writers, some well known and others less so. The exhibition was shown at the Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, in June 1995.
- I. Rice PereiraAbstract painter, poet, and philosopher, Pereira was a major figure in the art world from 1930. She worked with the WPA Federal Art Project in New York, 1935-1939; in the 1940s she experimented with new media (glass, plexiglass, and plastic) of the constructivist school; and in the 1950s she returned to paint and canvas. She published numerous books on aesthetics and the philosophy of art. For further biographical information, see Notable American Women: The Modern Period (1980).
- Louise Kidder SparrowSculptor and poet. Collection contains diaries, poems and translations by Sparrow of foreign poetry, manuscripts of autobiographical novels and other writings, photos and sketches of her sculpture, and correspondence pertaining to her sculpture and writing. Also includes some family correspondence and photos, genealogical information, scrapbooks, albums and memorabilia, and material concerning her escape from France prior to the German occupation during WWII.
- Katharine Beecher StetsonSculptor and landscape painter Katharine Beecher Stetson was born in Providence, Rhode Island, the daughter of feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman and artist Charles W. Stetson. She studied in Rome, at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and with sculptor Frank Tolles Chamberlin, whom she later married. The couple lived in Pasadena, California, and had two children, Dorothy and Walter.
- Visible for a change : contemporary lesbian artists, U.S.A. 1991Visible for a Change: Contemporary Lesbian Artists, U.S.A., was a slide-show installation that was part of the Sixth Annual Colloquium Series on Gender, Culture, and Society sponsored by the Committee on Degrees in Women's Studies, Harvard University, February 6 - March 3, 1991.
- Katharine Lane WeemsAnimal sculptor. She attended Miss May's School for Girls, and studied sculpting at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts with Frederick Allen and Charles Grafly. She also received criticism and encouragement from animal sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington. Weems was elected to the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors in 1925 and to the National Institute of Arts and Letters in 1952. She began to show her work in 1920 and gained a national reputation when Narcisse Noir, a whippet, won the George D. Widener Memorial Gold Medal.
- Sarah Wyman WhitmanSarah Wyman Whitman, artist and civic volunteer, studied art in Boston under William Morris Hunt. Her stained glass, book cover designs, and paintings were exhibited widely in Massachusetts and New York. She was active in guiding the development of Radcliffe College, served on the council of the Museum of Fine Arts School, Boston, and was president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association.
- Helen Augusta WhittierThe daughter of Moses and Lucinda (Blood) Whittier, Helen Augusta Whittier was born in Lowell, Mass., where her father ran Whittier Mills. She attended Lowell High School and Lasell Seminary (in Auburndale, Mass.), and taught china painting at the Lowell Evening Drawing School. She was also a founder of a club of 15 friends known as XV, a group that pursued home-study courses under the guidance of Anna E. Ticknor. Whittier went on to be an active member of many organizations, including the Middlesex Women's Club of Lowell, the New England Women's Club, and the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs.
- Ann Sayre WisemanArtist, writer, teacher, and therapist. She has taught art and led art workshops for numerous institutions including the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston, Massachusetts), the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York City), and the DeCordova Museum School (Lincoln, Massachusetts). She was program director at Boston's Children's Museum and taught for twelve years in the Department of Expressive Therapies at Lesley College.
Wiseman is known for her rag tapestries, kinetic sculptures, illustrated travel journals, and craft and activity books. Her work is part of the collections of the Hirschhorn Museum and Chase Manhattan Bank. Wiseman travels and lectures widely on creativity, dreams as metaphor, and body work. She is the director/designer for Ansayre Press, and the mother of two sons.
- Woman's Building (Los Angeles, Calif.)The Woman's Building was founded in 1973 by artist Judy Chicago, graphic designer Sheila de Bretteville, and art historian Arlene Raven. Taking its name and inspiration from the Woman's Building at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, the Los Angeles Woman's Building was the first independent institution dedicated to women's cultural activities. Seeking to provide a public arena for sharing and honoring the artistic achievements of women, it offered studio space and classes in graphics and writing, and sponsored lectures, exhibitions, conferences, and performances. The Woman's Building closed in 1992.


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Twenty years on, a married woman wonders whether she can rekindle the flame with the man she loved in her youth. (June)
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It's that time of year again! Rooftop drinking season in New York City. Many bars will advertise a "rooftop" with "sweeping views" of the Big Apple, but unless your idea of sweeping is watching someone else do exactly this through an apartment window, you may be left wanting. Here is my list of rooftop bars that are young, fun and conveniently located in midtown Manhattan, for some of the best views!
Awesome burgers downstairs and amazing city views upstairs? Yes please. Rare is most definitely my favorite rooftop experience in the city. Their Chelsea location will give you a more panoramic view, including the Empire State Building, while the more compact Lexington location boasts a great view of both the Chrystler Building and the Empire State. It will be hard to keep Jay-Z and Alicia Keys out of your head while enjoying a martini at these Rare Views.
Here, you will pay an arm and a leg for a vodka soda, and the views are less than sweeping. Pros? An awesome specialty drink menu, upscale décor and no line to get in, ever. If you are looking to avoid crowds and get fancy holding a drink called The Hemingway while sitting in a leather chair, Bookmarks is the place to go. With the bartender's heavy pour, you probably won't mind so much about the view anyway.
230 Fifth
This is probably the most well known rooftop bar in NYC, and therefore the most crowded. Get there before 9pm and not on a holiday/weekend to avoid waiting in a massive queue. Upstairs, snuggies are offered to you on chillier nights, along with spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline. Drinks? You guessed it. Very expensive, and not as good as at Bookmarks…
AVA Lounge
On top of the Dream Hotel on 55th Street sits this rooftop bar with a very Miami Beach feel, complete with white couches, wicker side tables and expensive mojitos. You'll find lots of locals here (post-work bankers and the like) enjoying a view sans the more famous landmarks, but nonetheless, sweeping. After 10pm there is typically a wait at AVA.
As a rule of thumb, if the drink menu is A) available online and B) reasonably priced (for New York, of course), the view probably sucks. Higher drink prices typically equal better views, but there are some exceptions (Bookmarks being one of them). If the weather's clever, get out of those stuffy bars and enjoy your drinks up on the rooftops above!
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Rooted in garage rock and other forms of what is now known as protopunk music, punk rock bands eschewed the perceived excesses of mainstream 1970s rock. They created fast, hard-edged music, typically with short songs, stripped-down instrumentation, and often political, anti-establishment lyrics. Punk embraces a DIY (do it yourself) ethic, with many bands self-producing their recordings and distributing them through informal channels.
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This is the first release of the Stickleback genome (Gasterosteus aculeatus). The genome sequencing and assembly are provided by the Broad Institute, with cDNAs and ESTs being provided by the Kingsley Lab at Stanford University School of Medicine. The assembly has been sequenced by whole-genome shotgun sequencing with a base coverage of approximately 11x. The stickleback genome is approximately 460 Mb in length and comprises 22 pairs of chromosomes (groups) including a mitochondrial chromosome and an additional 1,822 unplaced supercontigs.
Gene annotation
The gene set for stickleback was built using a modified version of the standard Ensembl genebuild pipeline. The majority of gene models are based on genewise alignments of proteins from species genetically distant from stickleback. To improve accuracy, genewise alignments were made to stretches of genomic sequence rather than to 'miniseqs'. cDNA and EST sequences were used to add UTR to genes with 3' and 5' ESTs from the same clone being paired where possible.
The quality of the gene models was assessed by generating sets of potential orthologs to genes from other species. Potentially missing predictions and partial gene predictions were identified by examining the orthologs and used to improve the gene models. 2,208 cDNAs from Stanford Human Genome Center were used to further assess quality before being incorporated into the final gene set.
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A pseudogene shares an evolutionary history with a functional protein-coding gene but it has been mutated through evolution to contain frameshift and/or stop codon(s) that disrupt the open reading frame.
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Injecting a wider range of emotions into their music than most of their guitar-based British peers, Elbow have been known to refer to their orchestral, grandiose sound as "prog without the solos." The members of the band -- vocalist Guy Garvey, drummer Richard Jupp, organist Craig Potter, guitarist Mark Potter, and bassist Pete Turner -- met during the early '90s while attending college in Bury. ...more
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Just 2 minutes walk from Picture Palace and 5 minutes walk from Mussoorie Bus Stand, Hotel Shiva Continental offers a restaurant, conference facilities and terrace garden.
Hotel Shiva Continental is a 3 star property, located close to the Mall Road in Mussoorie. There are 40 rooms at the hotel that include 11 Standard Rooms, 12 Deluxe Rooms, 14 Super Deluxe Rooms and 3 Maharaja Suites. Designed in contemporary style, the rooms are fitted with necessary amenities like satellite TV and direct dial telephone. 24-hour running hot and cold water and essential toiletries are provided in the attached bathrooms.
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Local Bands Fill Downtown with Music for Railfest
Easton Corbin was the big draw to downtown Texarkana this last weekend, but there was some great local talent on the Frontstreet Stage too.
Easton Corbin was the big draw to downtown Texarkana this last weekend, but there was some great local talent on the Frontstreet Stage too.
Easton Corbin was in Texarkana this past Saturday (May 11) for Railfest 2013 after a long trip from a concert in Salina, KS. Easton and his crew showed up early Saturday morning for the stage set up including members of the Kicker air staff who helped unload all the stage equipment and instruments for the show.
This last weekend some fine local talent appeared in downtown Texarkana, we were unable to get information from the Frontstreet Organization, but Facebook friends made posts, and sent emails of pics so we could spotlight our local performers.
VIP Club Members got a special treat at the Easton Corbin concert at Railfest in Texarkana: They won backstage passes and got to meet Easton, take pictures with him and got autographs too!
Check out the photos from the backstage party.
The Rolling Stones kicked off the second leg of their '50 and Counting' tour last night with a 23-song, two-and-a-half hour show at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. The setlist and more video can be found below.
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Cheap Trick took their arena-friendly sounds to an intimate setting in New York City on Sunday night (April 28) to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the performances that were recorded for their landmark live album 'Cheap Trick at Budokan.'
The upcoming Rolling Stones tour will see the band performing in the biggest venues in the world, but on Saturday night (April 27), the Stones played a tour preview gig at a tiny Los Angeles club, wowing the crowd with a 14-song set that included an appearance by former guitarist Mick Taylor.
The train just keeps a 'rollin on 'The Midwest Rock 'N Roll Express' tour, featuring the triple bill of Styx, REO Speedwagon and Ted Nugent. The classic rock collective that earned a prominent spot on our 'Must-See Rock Concerts of 2013' list recently made a pit stop in Springfield, Mass. on April 23. Check out our photos from the show below.
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She still has a point, no matter how "incorrect" and "annoying" she is. It's more about our culture than anything else. It's kind of sad how much hate she gets, just because she is a woman. I guess lots of gamers are insecure.
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What I don't like is she contradicts herself, doesn't know what she actually wants. She says its sexist even if women want to show off their bodies like that. She says its sexist if women are shown in games as the weaker character in need of rescue, if the woman is the strong leader character she says its sexist because the Woman is pretending to be a man by mimicking "manly" traits.