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It will be the end of an era when the public card catalog is removed from its home in room 224 of Memorial Library on the UW–Madison campus.
Withdrawal of the 6,700 drawers' worth of cards will begin shortly, with the removal of their 112 cases to be completed in mid-May, to make room for new types of library spaces devoted to fostering innovative approaches to research and technology.
Card catalogs used to represent all of the books, journals, and resources in the libraries' collections. Memorial Library's card catalog has not been updated since 1987 after the first online catalog was implemented in 1986.
The millions of cards will be recycled and the majority of card cases will go to the university SWAP (Surplus with a Purpose) store where they are sold individually. SWAP is open to the public for those in the market for a piece of library history. Memorial Library is also planning on keeping some of the built-in cases and a sampling of cards.
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- Gels that can be placed into infected pockets in the gums
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Other Macrolides such as Azithromycin, Minocycline, and Doxycycline
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- Increased sun sensitivity
- Loss of appetite
- Vaginal yeast infection (women)
- Decreased effectiveness of birth control pills
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Metronidazole is another kind of antibiotic that is used to treat chronic cases of periodontal disease. This medicine may be used in combination with another drug. You can take metronidazole with food if the medicine upsets your stomach.
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MASSENA The former General Motors Powertrain site here could get a marketing push through a CSX program to promote development at rail-accessible sites.
U.S. Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand said Friday that she is urging the CSX Corp. to choose Massena for its Select Site Program, which certifies rail-served sites that are capable of accommodating larger, rail-served industrial end-users.
Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray said the railroad is considering placing the former GM site on that list.
Its another level of marketing through the entire CSX service area that will be specifically tailored to companies looking for sites to develop, he said. Its a resource for companies.
Its primarily a marketing effort, said St. Lawrence County Legislator Anthony J. Arquiett, D-Helena, chairman of the North Country Redevelopment Task Force.
To receive the designation, sites such as the former GM location have to comply with certain criteria, including infrastructure and utility availability, environmental and cultural reviews, wetlands delineation, zoning, rail serviceability and proximity to highways.
The 217.2-acre property sits in proximity to transportation facilities including the deep-water port in Ogdensburg, which provides access to the Northeast and Canada. Power is available through the St. Lawrence-Franklin D. Roosevelt Power Project.
I believe these assets make this site fully capable of accommodating larger, rail-served industrial end-users, positioning it as a perfect fit for CSXs Certified Rail-Served Sites Select Site Program, Sen. Gillibrand wrote to Michael J. Ward, CSX chairman, president and CEO. If successful in securing this designation, the Massena site will be even better positioned to attract new industrial operations, with CSXs program further helping communities prepare properties to compete for new investment and job creation.
The CSX site application was submitted by the Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response Trust, which has been working to redevelop the site.
Sen. Gillibrand, in urging the CSX Corp. to consider adding the location to its program, said the site would be perfect for the needs of companies.
This designation will highlight the regions assets to potential new companies that could call the former Powertrain plant site a new home, bringing more work and jobs for the areas well trained industrial workforce, she wrote.
Mr. Gray said he is thankful for the assistance Massena is getting to market the site.
This property is a great site with lots of development potential, he said. Were anxious to show what Massena has to offer to a future developer.
Mr. Arquiett agreed.
Some of the infrastructure at the site now makes the site very opportune for somebody to set up shop, he said. This is a great opportunity to highlight the many benefits of doing business in the Massena area.
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POTSDAM - With archrival St. Lawrence traveling the 10 miles down Route 11 for Saturdays ECAC Hockey game at Cheel Arena, the Clarkson University mens hockey team will look to regain the winning form it displayed against the Saints in early December and pick up its first victory of 2013.
Clarkson and St. Lawrence will face off at 7 p.m.
The Golden Knights, guided by second-year head coach Casey Jones and assistants Phil Roy 00 and Andy Jones, defeated St. Lawrence 4-1 in Canton on December 5 and 3-1 in non-conference play in Lake Placid on December 8. Since then, however, the Green and Gold have struggled and are currently battling through their worst losing skid of the season.
This past weekend, Clarkson saw its losing stretch reach five consecutive games, with all the defeats coming at Cheel. On Friday, the Knights could not hold a pair of first-period leads against Brown as the Bears rallied for a 3-2 victory. On Saturday, 14th-ranked Yale gained a 2-0 advantage in the second period, and held off a late Clarkson comeback to earn a 3-1 win.
Clarkson, which closes out a six-game home stand with Saturdays game against St. Lawrence, owns a 4-12-5 overall record and is just 1-8-1 at home this season.
With 13 games remaining in the regular season, the Knights are currently tied with Colgate for seventh place in the ECAC Hockey standings with a 3-5-1 league mark. The Green and Gold are four points out of fourth place and one point ahead of Brown, Harvard and St. Lawrence, who are tied for ninth. During its current five-game losing skid, the Knights have been in every game but one, with four of the losses coming by two goals or less.
After taking a lengthy losing stretch into early January, St. Lawrence has regained its footing with two wins over its past three games. The Saints, guided by first-year head coach Greg Carvel, stand at 9-10-2 overall and 2-5-2 in the conference. St. Lawrence split an ECAC Hockey series at Appleton Arena this past weekend, falling to Yale 5-3 before taking down Brown 3-2. St. Lawrence snapped out of a five-game skid on January 5 with a 4-3 win over RIT in Canton for the programs 1,000th all-time victory. The Saints are 5-4-1 in road games this season.
The Golden Knights hold an overwhelming 118-65-9 series lead against the Saints, which began with a 1-0 Clarkson victory during the 1925-26 campaign. The North Country rivals have played eight times during the regular season in the past three years with the Green and Gold claiming seven victories, including five straight ECAC Hockey triumphs.
Clarkson defeated St. Lawrence in the first two meetings this season, 4-1 in league play Canton on December 12 and 3-1 in non-conference action in Lake Placid on December 8. The Knights swept the ECAC Hockey series from St. Lawrence for the second straight season last year by claiming a 5-3 win at Appleton Arena and 4-3 victory at Cheel Arena. The Saints last win in the rivalry was a 4-1 victory at Lake Placid on December 10, 2011.
In 2010-11, Clarkson defeated St. Lawrence three times in one season for the first time since the 2001-02 campaign. The Knights are 21-16-2 against their archrival in games played during the 2000s.
Clarkson owns a 20-6-1 record against the Saints at Cheel Arena. The Saints last win in Potsdam was a one-goal victory (4-3) on December 5, 2009.
Will Frederick, who tallied two goals and one assist in the win at Appleton Arena earlier this season, leads the Green and Gold in scoring against the Saints with four goals and three assists through seven games of the rivalry.
Matt Zarbo has a team-high four goals against St. Lawrence and five points in eight games. Adam Pawlick and Andrew Himelson both have a team-high four assists in the series. Simon Bessette has made an impression in his first two games against the Saints with two goals and one assist.
Greg Lewis has started both games in goal against the Saints this season and posts a .967 save percentage and a 1.00 goals against average in the two wins.
KNIGHT KNOTES: Of the Knights 12 losses, 10 have been by two goals or less. Overall Clarkson has played in 17 games that have been decided by two goals or less, going 2-10-5 in those close contests Over their last seven games, the Knights have allowed over three goals in a contest just once Through the first five games of their current home stand, Clarkson has scored only seven total goals, with the highest output, a pair of two-goal outings The Green and Gold, who are 1-8-1 at Cheel Arena this season, have been outscored on their home ice 33-21 After closing out its longest home stand of the season at six games with Saturdays contest against St. Lawrence, the Knights travel to Harvard and Dartmouth to close out the opening month of 2013. The Green and Gold return to Potsdam on February 1-2, opening a four-game home stand against Colgate and Cornell. Clarkson plays seven of the final 13 regular season games at Cheel Freshman Greg Lewis (Mars, PA) gave Clarkson a chance to win both games over the weekend, making a combined 62 saves on 67 shots (.925 sv%). He has started 18 games in his first collegiate campaign and posts a .904 save percentage and a 2.81 goals against average Sophomore defenseman Sam Labrecque (Granby, QUE) and the Zarbo Brothers (Grand Island, NY) accounted for the Clarkson goals this past weekend On Friday against Brown, Labrecque tallied his third of the year while junior Matt Zarbo netted his second of the season Sophomore Joe Zarbo scored the Knights lone goal against Yale and is tied, along with junior Jarrett Burton (Echo Bay, ONT), for teams goal-scoring lead with seven Clarksons leading rookie scorer, Pat Megannety (Oakville, ONT) has accounted for an assist in four of the last five games. He has 12 points (5-7) through 21 games Junior Allan McPherson (Kinburn, ONT) leads the Knights offense with 16 points, including a team-high 12 assists. McPherson posts a +11 plus/minus rating Clarkson is struggling on the power play, having gone the last eight games without scoring on the man-advantage. The Knights, who did not have a power-play opportunity against Brown, are 11-82 (13.4%) overall with the man-advantage The game against Brown mark the first time a Clarkson opponent did not have a penalty in a game since St. Lawrence was penalty free on March 10, 1962 ... Clarkson is 76.3% (74-97) on the penalty kill ... The Clarkson Mens Hockey program will hold an Alumni Game on Saturday, beginning at 10:45 am at Cheel Arena.
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Birdlike fossil challenges notion that birds evolved from ground-dwelling dinosaurs
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Denali duck-billed dino tracks discovered
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FORT MYERS BEACH - A Southwest Florida fire chief resigns amid a stormy sex scandal. A woman accuses him of leading her on during a romantic 9 month relationship and she claims to have a series of racy texts to make her case. Four in your Corner's Mike Mason spoke to the woman involved. She gave us documents and claims they are the same ones she gave to commissioners.
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Transcript: "I could start with my tongue in your ear….then work my way down past your neck near your chest and down to your belly button. Then take your legs and hold them with my hands and let you guess what is next."
The accuser who says fire Chief Mike Becker appointed her to the Board of Directors of the Fire Explorers, a volunteer group, claims he sent these messages to her for months. In a letter to Becker's bosses, she claims he violated fire district policy that says "On-duty members shall not conduct themselves in a lewd ... manner."
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Brower says now that Becker has resigned there may be no need to investigate this woman's claims, such as:
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Things like: "Taking your clothes off and rubbing your back with hot oil."
And also doing something 'quote' "Until you scream with excitement and beg." In her letter to fire commissioners, the accuser says the Chief's wife knew about the relationship and contacted her "Posing as Mike Becker, sending her text messages from his cell phone."
The accuser even provides a letter she claims she sent to Becker breaking it off. She writes; "Your deceitfulness and behavior has led to me being victimized, stalked, and harassed by your wife."
The woman says that harassment escalated when Becker got her pregnant and his wife found out about it. A report she provided shows she called Fort Myers police in January to say "She feels threatened and is in fear of herself and her unborn child's safety....she is pregnant with Becker's baby."
We went to becker's home to get his side of the story but no one came to the door.
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Last week Becker gave notice he would resign in June but due to the controversy, when commissioners met yesterday they decided to relieve him of his duties immediately. They haven't determined yet if they'll investigate these allegations. Becker makes a $130-thousand dollars a year and will still be paid until his contract ends on June 19th.
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WHO: Jenna Lyons, President and Creative Director, J. Crew
WHAT: Snapped at the J. Crew S/S 12 show in New York last month.
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WEAR: There's a good reason why we consistently feature Meredith Melling Burke in our stories: her personal style simply never misses the mark! Take, for instance, the outfit she put together for Bergdorf Goodman's Fashion's Night Out party last month. She masterfully paired a Proenza Schouler multicolored print blouse with a Derek Lam skirt, Burberry belt, and Yves Saint Laurent sandals. We definitely envy MMB's ability to look effortlessly cool at all times, which is a true talent if you ask us!
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WHO: Joanna Hillman, Senior Market Editor, Harper's Bazaar
WHAT: Spotted at the Calvin Klein Collection S/S 12 show in New York last month.
WEAR: Joanna Hillman can do no wrong in our books. The Senior Market Editor of Harper's Bazaar routinely wows us with her ensembles, and her look at the Calvin Klein Collection S/S 12 show was no exception. The editor created an eye-catching outfit by pairing a gridlock-print Proenza Schouler jacket with equally standout 3.1 Phillip Lim trousers, accessorized with a Monrow t-shirt, Elizabeth and James shoes, and a Kara Ross pendant necklace. The high-octane pairing of the bold orange pants with the graphic jacket truly made for one memorable ensemble!
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WHAT: Photographed at the Calvin Klein Collection S/S 12 show last month.
WEAR: Hanneli Mustaparta took center stage at NYFW this year, thanks to a week's worth of incredibly stylish ensembles. One our favorite looks from the blogger/model/photographer had to be the outfit she assembled for the Calvin Klein Collection S/S 12 show. We love the softness and femininity of her jacket, blouse, and ankle-strap heels (all of which are from said fashion house), and the way she combined them with a pair of pastel pink pants she picked up from Trash and Vaudeville. The pants bring the right amount of energy to her look, especially when styled with a rust-colored Mulberry Carter Suede Shoulder Bag ($1400)!
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WHO: Lauren Santo Domingo, Co-Founder and Creative Director, Moda Operandi
WHAT: Front row at the Thakoon S/S 12 show last month.
WEAR: As the co-founder of Moda Operandi-the go-to source for ordering designer looks as soon as they appear on the runways-you can bet Lauren Santo Domingo has access to some pretty enviable items, which is probably why we're so enamored with her daily rotation of noteworthy ensembles. We came across the insider at the Thakoon S/S 12 show, wearing a perfectly polished outfit comprised of a custom-made navy blazer, white Chloe button-up blouse, and J. Crew jeans that she hemmed to an on-point ankle length. We're also quite fond of her ankle-strap heels and two-tone Victoria Beckham clutch, which offer the look an additional touch of sophistication.
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WHO: Laura Bailey, Contributing Editor, British Vogue
WHAT: Attending the House of Holland S/S 12 show in London last month.
WEAR: We're truly devoted fans of Laura Bailey's timeless sensibilities. The stunning model and recently appointed Contributing Editor at British Vogue never fails to create sophisticated, drool-inducing looks. As usual, we were impressed with her LFW ensembles, but this one definitely tops our list. For the House of Holland S/S 12 show, Bailey chose a kelly green blouse, which she paired with a bright yellow midi skirt and Mulberry's Tillie Booties ($950) in Mole Gray Sparkle Tweed, all of which peeked out beneath her neutral trench coat. We appreciate how her staple outerwear effectively tempered the bright separates, resulting in a perfectly well-balanced outfit!
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WHO: Amanda Brooks, Women's Fashion Director, Barneys New York
WHAT: Celebrating interior designer Muriel Brandolini's exclusive home collection for Barneys New York earlier this month.
WEAR: Early last year, when we got word Amanda Brooks, author of I Love Your Style, was taking over as the Women's Fashion Director at Barneys New York we were over the moon with excitement, and as expected, she's been dazzling us with her sartorial choices ever since. Her latest outfit to win our hearts was the look she put together for the celebration of Muriel Brandolini's exclusive home collection for Barneys New York earlier this month. Brooks caught our eye in a Muriel Brandolini metallic dress, which she wore with a heart and chain pendant necklace by Roger Vivier, a green, double buckle Alaia belt, and Proenza Schouler gladiator sandals, proving she knows a thing or two about how to elevate a look with a few unexpected, yet totally cool, accessories.
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WHO: Mary-Kate Steinmiller, Fashion Market Editor, Teen Vogue
WHAT: Hanging out at the Opening Ceremony block party in London a few months ago.
WEAR: In the fashion world, there are two Mary-Kates who never fail to excite us with their personal style choices, one being Teen Vogue's very own Fashion Market Editor, Mary Kate Steinmiller. The masthead VIP is routinely dressed to impress, whether she's donning an of-the-moment midi skirt, killer accessories, or experimenting with an intriguing color combo, as demonstrated in the outfit shown above. Steinmiller was snapped at the Opening Ceremony block party in London back in August wearing a silky hot pink top-a design made by Dynasty Tailors on a photo shoot for her glossy-with a periwinkle American Apparel skirt that she cut herself. The contrasting hues make for one knockout ensemble, and we like that she completed the standout look with neutral accents, including an American Eagle belt and Miu Miu heels.
GET THE ESSENTIALS: Marc by Marc Jacobs Disco Satin Tank ($238); Life in Progress Denim Skirt ($20).
WHO: Emily Weiss, Founder, Into The Gloss
WHAT: Feting the opening of Surface to Air's New York flagship boutique early last month.
WEAR: While some of you might remember Emily Weiss as the "super intern" from The Hills, we know her as the creator of the amazing beauty blog, Into The Gloss. When this brunette beauty isn't busy discussing the latest and greatest in beauty trends, she's catching the eye of numerous photographers with her thoughtfully appointed ensembles. Just take the outfit she put together for an after-party celebrating the opening of Surface to Air's flagship store in New York last month, for example. Weiss opted for a wonderfully edgy downtown ensemble, which she achieved by wearing a Alexander Wang white blouse unbuttoned so that her bra could peek through slightly and adding Balenciaga's Lambskin Quilted Biker Jacket ($2865), Rag & Bone pants, and Gucci boots. To further emphasize her tough-girl look, Weiss finished with a studded clutch from Gap.
GET THE ESSENTIALS: Topshop Quilted Leather Biker Jacket ($360); AllSaints Rally Jacket ($650).-Jessica Baker with Erin Fitzpatrick
Photos of Vanessa Traina, Amanda Brooks, Emily Weiss, Hanneli Mustaparta, Joanna Hillman, Mary Kate Steinmiller, courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency; Photos of Jenna Lyons and Lauren Santo Domingo, courtesy of Getty


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The Summer Starter Program is a unique opportunity for students whose outstanding undergraduate performance indicates probable academic success in graduate school despite disproportionate LSAT scores. This 8 week program, consisting of two first year courses (7 credit hours), provides our students with the one-on-one attention necessary to be successful in law school. From individual weekly meetings with your academic support advisor, to weekly group TA (teaching assistant) sessions, you will learn the needed study skills that will set you apart from those students entering through the fall. Many of our Summer Starter students end up in the top of the class at the end of their first year. This, in addition to hard work, can be credited to the skills and confidence acquired from completing the Summer Starter Program. Once you have completed the program, you are automatically enrolled into the fall entering class. No reapplying required!
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Their grand opening is set for April 12 with the Chamber of Commerce and specific items will be further discounted for the grand opening celebration.
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In one of Paris' finest restaurants, Remy, a determined young rat, dreams of becoming a renowned French chef. Torn between his family's wishes and his true calling, Remy and his pal Linguini set in motion a hilarious chain of events that turns the City of Lights upside down.
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SUBLEASE, CONCERTS DEAL = BIG MONEY FOR NYIOne customer bought $1 million in season tickets
Tom Suozzi's Christmas Eve parting gift of an executed Nassau Coliseum sublease to Charles Wang is paying big dividends for the Islanders. In one extreme case, it led to a purchase of $1 million worth of season tickets by one person, Point Blank has learned.
In one of the former County Executive's last moves in office in December, Suozzi's cross-ice pass of Coliseum control to Wang and the Islanders is resulting in boffo box office, even before the hockey team has made a single offseason upgrade to its roster. For now, starring for Islanders ownership are Taylor Swift, Roger Waters, Muse and the top wrestlers of the WWE. Up next, it could be Lady Gaga and the Dave Matthews Band.
Let's explain. Now that the Islanders receive Coliseum revenue from Suozzi's sneaky-clever, 11th-hour lease-breaking deal, the hockey team can leverage big-ticket events to its advantage. Over the last two months, the Islanders have pushed a three-year plan in which the buyer gets all home hockey games and the ability to buy the same amount of tickets for each concert at the Coliseum.
"I'm primarily in it for the hockey tickets for my family," a new season subscriber named Richard S. of Lloyd Harbor told Point Blank on Monday night. "But if there's one in-demand concert a year that my wife or my kids really want to see, that perk makes an already great deal a phemonenal one. Relative to the rest of major league sports teams in New York, Islanders season tickets are not expensive."
Another new purchaser, who requested anonymity, said he bought four seats in a 200s section on one of the blue lines because "the hockey plus the concert guarantee made it a virtual bargain." He will make 24 payments over the next three years of his pact with the Islanders.
To be certain, the hockey/concerts package is a huge hit with two audiences: Islanders fans fortunate to not be getting crushed by the economy and – you better believe it – ticket brokers.
Early this offseason, one man purchased over $1 million worth of Islanders season tickets. No doubt the gold was in the opportunity to buy 135 tickets to each of Roger Waters' two sold-out presentations of "The Wall" in October ($600 gets you a pair at center ice on the internet). To use a more recent example, pairs of 100-level seats to the WWE's Fatal Four-Way on Sunday are being sold on StubHub for upwards of $500.
The obvious downside is that some paid-for tickets could go unused for Islanders games. (Fans could take advantage by waiting for deals for weeknight games against non-stellar teams on StubHub). But Wang, after a decade of significant losses trying to keep the NHL club afloat during the frustrating search for a first-class, revenue-generating home for his team, must be exalting over the bottom line so early in the summer.
Does this mean the Islanders will be major players in free agency in July 1? No, but it should allow them to be competitive – and go ever-so-slightly above the salary cap floor – by adding important players that fill voids from the B and B+ categories.
The value of the three-season plan will only go up if, as industry sources tell this site, popular tours like the Dave Mathews Band and Lady Gaga confirm dates at the NVMC in the coming year. Since Wang has taken control of the Coliseum, an emphasis has been placed on booking as many big-name acts as possible.
Could you imagine what it would mean to the Islanders' bottom line if Billy Joel booked a week or two of shows on his home stage? Don't rule it out; Wang and Joel are casual acquaintances. Wang, who has contributed to the Long Islander's causes, now runs the seedy, old, 16,000-seat joint on Hempstead Turnpike.
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Exhibition Schedule Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
Welcome to our 2015 Season of exhibitions at the Longboat Key Center for the Arts!
Stop by to view our 2015-2016 Featured Artists & Exhibitions on display throughout the year in our Durante Gallery, Cultural Media Room, and Cultural Corridor. Browse our Season calendar below to find out what exhibitions will inspire you this year!
Documented Travel Photography by James Corwin Johnson
On display in our Cultural Corridor
Thru December 18
Explore the world through the lens of local photographer and instructor, James Corwin Johnson. This collection documents a number of photography adventure trips that James regularly leads to capture wildlife, landscapes, and exotic natural beauty from the local shores of Florida to the mountains of Yosemite National Park and even to Tanzania's varied and vast vistas.
James will deliver a lecture on the travels, goals, and creative processes that inspired the pieces in this exhibition this December. RSVP to attend!
Artist Talk & Opening Reception
Wednesday, December 9
5:30-7 pm
James Corwin Johnson's interest in the latent image began around age seven, with a solar contact printer. When the time came to choose a career path the choice was to attend a freelance photography school, and from then on his course was set.
James went on to pursue a professional photographic career that has spanned over four decades and has taken him around the world. He is a published author, former Director of Photo Services in Yosemite Park for over 12 years, Onboard Photography Manager for the Disney Cruise Line Digital Development Team, Director of Education, Johnson Photo Imaging, Photography Manager Harrah's Tahoe, and Photographer Club Med. Playa Blanca.
Today James is the Director of his own Studio Gallery in Sarasota, where he leads destination photography trips, and he teaches digital photography at Longboat Key Center for the Arts a Division of Ringling College of Art and Design.
Key Influence: SartQ in Residence
Residency: August thru September
Exhibition: October 9-30
Key Influence is a two month residency at the Longboat Key Center for the Arts for members of local, contemporary art collective, SartQ, to draw inspiration from LBK and create new works for our first Fall exhibition of the Season.
RSVP for one of our Key Influence events:
Saturday, September 26, 2-4 pm
Through the Keyhole: Open Studios
Stop by LBKCA campus to see SARTQ artists in action and engage with their processes.
Friday, October 9, 5:30-7:30 pm
Key Influence Opening Reception
Celebrate the completion of this residency with music, food, and remarks from our artists!
Wednesday, October 21, 6:30-8 pm
Key Influence Panel Discussion with SARTQ Artists
Participate in a lively discussion about the key influences of LBK on the works and processes of the SARTQ artists.
To RSVP call 941.383.2345 or email email@example.com
November 13 - January 16
Works by Cindy Mason and Malcolm Robertson
Discover the distinct ways in which our two artists, Cindy Mason and Malcolm Robertson, break down and re-imagine the landscapes around them. Both artists take the time to breathe in their surroundings and craft works that dive into the external forces that shape these places. Come explore a new way to look at the world around you.
Opening Reception
Friday, November 13
5:30-7:30 pm
Artists Speak
Wednesday, December 2
6:30-8:30 pm
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Learn more about Cindy and Malcolm.
January 5 - May 27
Works by William Robert Ball IV
Opening Reception TBA
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Curated by Habatat Galleries, MI
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 30, 6-8 pm
Habatat is back at LBKCA with a brand new exhibition of contemporary figurative glass art! Stroll through the transformed Durante Gallery to view the works of your favorite contemporary glass artists as they push the boundaries of the medium.
Of course, we will be hosting our 2nd Annual Contemporary Glass Art Auction, curated and moderated by Habatat Galleries. This is your chance to bid on your favorites and expand your contemporary collection! RSVP to attend: 941.383.2345 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
This year we are bringing you the 2016 GLASS ART WEEKEND in Sarasota, FL! This weekend will be one filled with home tours, auctions, exhibitions, guided tours, and more.


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We are a Vermont company that produces artisanal raw cow's milk cheeses with milk received from a single local herd that we continually monitor for quality. All of our milk comes from a farm that engages in the best dairy practices and humane treatment of their livestock. Only the finest and freshest milk goes into our cheeses. We are also dedicated to the ideas and philosophies of the slow food movement; knowing where your food comes, how it is made, and to the preservation of the working landscapes of Vermont. Your patronage will help ensure that future.
Our line of granular curd cheeses are true American heritage cheeses made to the same exacting recipe that the first European settlers brought with them to the New World.
Granular curd cheese is very rare and time intensive, and to our knowledge Plymouth Artisan Cheese may be the only cheesemaker that still produces this distinctive American heritage cheese and makes it available to the public. The art of achieving the rich open bodied texture of granular curd cheese is through the skillful cutting and continuous stirring of the curds, both mechanically and manually. This process takes hours and is still used today to produce this authentic American heritage cheese. Although granular curd cheeses were widely made throughout the colonies this practice slowly died out over time and was replaced by the factory process.
The secret to making great cheese is to get the best and highest quality raw milk supply that you can. At Plymouth Artisan Cheese we use only the finest Vermont raw cow's milk free of any additives, ant-biotics or rBST. We source our milk supply from a single dairy herd in close proximity to the cheese factory so we can not only ensure consistent quality, but also that we use the freshest milk possible.
The quality of the raw milk that we make our cheeses from is also dependent on what the animals are fed and how they are treated. The milk that goes into our cheeses comes only from livestock that is humanely treated and where only the best dairy practices are employed. All of these factors are important if you are going to get the highest quality milk to make the finest artisan cheese. We are confident that once you have tasted our cheeses you will appreciate and understand our constant attention to detail and our dedication to promoting and sustaining the natural environment here in Vermont.
The Plymouth Cheese factory is one of the oldest cheese enterprises in the United States - producing high quality and distinctive artisan cheeses for over 124 years. The factory still occupies the same site and building as it did when it was started in 1890 in Plymouth, Vermont by John Coolidge, father of Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States.
When John Coolidge sited his cheese factory in Plymouth, Vermont, Plymouth Cheese as we know it today was born. The Plymouth Cheese Factory operated until 1934 when the factory was closed due to a milk shortage caused the the Great Depression.
As of 2009, Jesse Werner is the new cheese maker and steward of this cheese making tradition. He has once again started making Plymouth Cheese to the same exacting standards that such a pedigreed American heritage cheese demands.
Jesse Werner is an artisanal cheesemaker and all of his cheeses are produced in small batches and aged on site.
In 2008-2009 Jesse attended the Vermont Institute of Artisanal Cheese (VIAC), University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, where he studied artisan cheese making which included, but not by way of limitation, all aspects of artisanal cheese production including Chemistry, Microbiology, Cultures and Design of Artisanal Cheeses. Jesse apprenticed with Marc Andre St. Yves of Fromager Conseil ENC/INTERNATIONAL , and designs and develops his own cheeses, in addition to the distinctive granular curd, at the cheese factory. Besides making cheese, Jesse has been working with various agencies of the State of Vermont for job training initiatives and cost sharing for his employees, as well as the Vermont Agricultural Department. In addition, he has been working with other Vermont artisanal cheese makers and most importantly with marketers of Vermont cheeses. He is developing synergistic business relationships with these entities and planning his production goals to coincide with their requirements, as one part of his marketing plan.
The public is invited to visit the Plymouth Cheese Factory and watch Jesse and his assistants as they create Plymouth Cheese. There are viewing windows to observe the art of the cheesemaker and, more often than not, Jesse will come out and answer questions about Plymouth cheese and the work required to produce this unique artisan product.
This is our signature cheese, revived from an original 1890's Vermont recipe. A full bodied mature cheese with extremely well developed flavors that has been aged to bring it out of its full potential. It is a sharp cheese with notes of butter, fruit and nuts.
Included cheeses are blocks of Original Plymouth, Smoked, Hunter, Hot Pepper, Garlic Peppercorn, and Sage & Herb.
Smoked is created using a traditional Vermont hickory smoking technique. Smoked has a rich and smoky flavor that uniquely compliments the texture of Orignal Plymouth.
East Meadow has rich texture with buttery flavors and hints of clover and wildflowers. It has a smooth and open bodied appearance, providing a long and pleasant finish. Aged 3-4 months.
This cheese has green peppercorns, onion, garlic, & red pepper added to its original recipe, resulting in wonderful smooth creamy & complex flavors. This is a great variety to cook with, as it is great in omelettes, macaroni & cheese, sandwiches, etc. Garlic Peppercorn is aged 3 months.
This is our classic stirred curd with jalapeno & habanero chili peppers added. Medium Heat, with a kick! Aged 3-4 months.
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Second Place Ribbon for Hot Pepper in 'Cheeses with Flavor Added - All Milks and Mixed Milks' category
Third Place Ribbon for Sage&Herbs in 'Cheeses with Flavor Added - All Milks and Mixed Milks' category
2014 - Big E Cheese Competition - Eastern States Exposition
Gold Medal for Red, White & Blue
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Gold Medal for Garlic Peppercorn
Gold Medal for Smoked
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California State University Will Add Classes to School Schedules for Winter/Spring Terms
CSU Will Add Classes to School Schedules for Winter/Spring Terms
Claudia Keith or Clara Potes-Fellow, (562) 951-4800
(Oct. 22, 2009) – The California State University will allocate $25 million in one-time funds to campuses to provide additional course sections and classes for students, as well as student support services.
"We hope this will provide some relief for students who have had difficulty enrolling in an adequate number of classes, as well as help students make progress toward their degree," said CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed. "The additional classes will also allow us to retain a number of lecturers for the winter and spring terms."
Systemwide, CSU campuses will add up to approximately 4,000 additional course sections and potentially retain up to 800 lecturers for the winter/spring term.
These university funds are available thanks to an additional $77.5 million one-time federal allocation that will help CSU to meet its payroll. In turn, CSU will be able to use monies from state support and student fee revenues previously set aside for payroll to add the course sections. The CSU will reserve the remainder of the funds against what continues to be uncertainty about the state's fiscal condition. However, the federal stimulus funds and associated CSU funds are one-time only, and must be used on a limited-term basis and not create ongoing spending.
CSU has been working to address a massive $564 million budget cut for 2009-10, and is in the process of implementing an action plan that includes employee furloughs and workforce reductions; enrollment cuts, increased student fees, and additional cost cutting measures on campuses. The guiding principles behind the plan are based on serving as many students and preserving as many jobs as possible while maintaining academic quality and fiscal balance.
About the California State University
The California State University is the largest system of senior higher education in the country, with 23 campuses, approximately 427,000 students and 44,000 faculty and staff. The CSU awards about 99,000 degrees annually and since its creation in 1961 has conferred nearly 2.6 million. The CSU is renowned for the quality of its teaching and for the job-ready graduates it produces. The mission of the CSU is to provide high-quality, affordable education to meet the ever changing needs of the people of California. With its commitment to excellence, diversity and innovation, the CSU is the university system that is working for California.
Connect with and learn more about the CSU at CSU Social Media.