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As our twilight bike ride came to an end, my friend Andrew and I cruised back to Big Island at Pawtuckaway State Park. The campground was quiet, the weekend campers had come and gone.
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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 1 medium onion, thinly sliced
- 1 small bunch broccoli rabe, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 4 large garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 8 large eggs
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 cup (packed) shredded sharp provolone cheese
Preheat broiler. Heat oil in large ovenproof skillet over high heat. Sauté bell pepper and onion until soft, about 5 minutes. Add broccoli rabe and garlic, stirring to coat with oil. Reduce heat to medium, cover, and cook until vegetables are crisp-tender, about 4 minutes.
Meanwhile, whisk together eggs and next 4 ingredients in large bowl. Arrange vegetables evenly in skillet, then pour egg mixture over. Cover and cook over medium-low heat until eggs are set around edges and almost set in center, about 8 minutes. Sprinkle evenly with cheese. Transfer skillet to broiler and heat until eggs are completely set and cheese is melted and bubbling, about 2 minutes. Run spatula around skillet edges to loosen frittata. Cut into wedges and serve hot or at room temperature.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories400
- Carbohydrates11 g (4%)
- Fat29 g (45%)
- Protein25 g (49%)
- Saturated Fat10 g (51%)
- Sodium1,043 mg (43%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber4 g (18%)
- Monounsaturated Fat14 g
- Cholesterol395 mg (132%)


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Mark Howe considers himself lucky to have earned induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame, but as special as the day of his enshrinement among the game's immortals will be, there's one important reason he feels blessed to have it happen at this point in his life.
"My only thought to the whole thing was that if it does happen, I would just like my father to still be on this earth," Howe told NHL.com. "Dad's here, dad knows about it."
The man he calls "Dad" is known to the rest of the hockey world as Gordie Howe, and on Nov. 14, he'll know what the rest of the hockey world already does -- that Mark has earned his spot alongside Joe Nieuwendyk, Ed Belfour and Doug Gilmour in the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2011.
The Howes will join Bobby and Brett Hull, and Lester, Lynn and Craig Patrick as the only father-and-son tandems in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Mark Howe first announced his talent as a star in the Ontario Hockey Association -- the forerunner to today's Ontario Hockey League -- and as a 16-year-old he helped the United States win the silver medal at the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo, Japan.
"Howe was such a smooth player. He did so many little things well. He can play half the game. You can't say enough about him. He was a great, great player. One of the greatest players I ever played with." -- Dave Brown, former teammate of Mark Howe
At 18, Mark signed with the Houston Aeros of the WHA -- it was a package deal that saw Mark, Marty and Gordie head to Texas to play on the same line. Playing his natural left wing spot, Mark won the WHA Rookie of the Year award in his first season, and the next season led all playoff performers with 10 goals and 23 points to help the Aeros win the 1975 Avco Cup
In six seasons in the WHA with Houston and the Boston Whalers, Mark averaged 35 goals and 84 points -- numbers even more impressive when you realize he split his time between left wing and defense.
"I played left wing basically my whole life, until I was 23, 24 years of age," Howe said. "(Coach) Billy Dineen, when we played in Houston, put me back (on defense) for about 30 games one year because we had injury problems and needed somebody back there."
He became a full-time defenseman during the 1979-80 season with Hartford, his first in the NHL following the NHL/WHA merger, but it almost became a very short run thanks to a freak accident during a game against the New York Islanders on Dec. 27, 1980. Howe was chasing a puck in his zone when he was bumped by the Isles' John Tonelli, with Howe falling feet-first into the goal.
In those days, the back of the goal was held in place by a metal spike that stuck out of the ice a few inches. Howe's skates lifted the back of the goal off the ice, and the exposed piece of metal pierced his buttock, narrowly missing his spinal column, which could have paralyzed him.
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Howe rushed back after 17 games, but wasn't the same player.
"I lost 25 pounds over four days," he said. "It took me a month to get out of bed. I came back way too soon to try and help play."
His play slipped and Howe became unhappy in Hartford. He told Whalers general manager Larry Pleau he would waive his no-trade clause for a deal to one of four teams -- the Boston Bruins, New York Islanders, New York Rangers or Philadelphia Flyers.
"The tough part about playing in Hartford the last couple years, we were playing on a team that wasn't in the playoffs," Howe said. "We weren't winning and I'd spent my whole life on teams that won. It would kill me. Not that I loved to win, but I did hate to lose. It took the fun out of the game. The fun of the game is winning. You can put up with a lot of stuff from any coach or anybody when you're winning. And the management of the Whalers were disgruntled with me and I became equally disgruntled with them. I just wanted an opportunity to get to a good hockey club and get back to enjoying what I had enjoyed for every year prior to that."
On Aug. 19, 1982, Howe got his wish -- he was traded to the Flyers, along with a 1983 third-round draft pick, for Ken Linseman, Greg Adams and Philadelphia's first- and third-round picks in 1983.
The trade remains one of the best in Philadelphia history, as Howe spent 10 years as the backbone on teams that went to a pair of Stanley Cup Finals, and he is regarded as the best defenseman in team history. He was a three-time runner-up for the Norris Trophy (1983, 1986, 1987), and is the Flyers' all-time leader among defensemen in goals (138), assists (342) and points (480), in just 594 games.
"I played with Ray Bourque, had the chance to play with Paul Coffey," Flyers teammate Rick Tocchet told NHL.com, "but that stretch he, to me, was the best defenseman those years."
"Howe was such a smooth player," added another Philadelphia teammate, Dave Brown. "He did so many little things well. He can play half the game. You can't say enough about him. He was a great, great player. One of the greatest players I ever played with. Probably the best defenseman I ever played with, arguably. I'm not taking anything away from the other guys I played with, but he was such a smooth player. He did so much for us."
Howe believes he went from being a good player to a great one when he arrived in Philadelphia for one simple reason -- someone actually took the time to teach him how to play defense.
Mark Howe has earned his spot alongside Joe Nieuwendyk, Ed Belfour and Doug Gilmour in the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2011. (Getty Images)
"We'd review the video tape and I would usually take a good play from each one of (the defensemen) and a play I'd like to have everyone look at and see what we could have done differently," Van Impe told NHL.com. "It was kind of surprising that to me here I've got the best defenseman in the group that I was working with and he was the one that was most receptive to the whole program of looking at it and seeing what could be done differently to change the result. He was the easiest to work with and the premiere defenseman on the team."
With Van Impe's help, Howe developed into one of the League's best blueliners. In a three-season span, from 1984-87, Howe was a combined plus-193, including a plus-85 mark in 1985-86 that led the League and is the eighth-best single-season mark in League history. Howe also had 24 goals and 82 points, second among NHL defensemen that season, and he finished not only second in the Norris voting, but second to Wayne Gretzky for the Hart Trophy.
In that tremendous span in Philadelphia, Howe was paired with Brad McCrimmon, and together they formed arguably the NHL's best defense pairing during the 1980s. From 1984-87, they were a combined plus-393.
"We had a great chemistry," Howe said. "We roomed together -- we basically did everything together. It was great. You never had to think the game; everything was instinct. We knew where each other was going to be."
Howe brought his hockey life full circle when he left Philadelphia as a free agent and signed with the Detroit Red Wings in the summer of 1992. He played his final three seasons with the Wings, where he helped a young group of defensemen, including Nicklas Lidstrom and Vladimir Konstantinov, reach the 1995 Stanley Cup Final, the Wings' first trip to the League's championship series since 1966.
Howe retired that summer with 742 points in 929 NHL games. When you add his WHA stats, he had 1,246 points in 1,355 games in 22 seasons.
He's worked in the Red Wings' scouting department since retiring, and has been the Director of Pro Scouting since 2005. And while he missed winning the Stanley Cup as a player, he's been a part of four titles with the Red Wings.
Howe has been eligible for the Hall since 1998, but now, 31 years after he last was on a team with his father, they'll be together again.
"There was a lot of people saying you deserve to be there, and I said if it happens, it happens," Howe said. "Obviously it means a tremendous amount to anybody to receive this honor, but it means that much more to have my dad around to enjoy it with me."
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Students in the California State University, Northridge graduate taxation program voted and selected Professor Sharyn Fisk as "Outstanding Professor of the Year".
"Professor Fisk's systematic approach to tax controversy armed me with the knowledge I needed to confidently and expertly represent my clients in front of the IRS," said Certified Public Accountant Leslie Sobol, who was in Fisk's first teaching cohort. "She taught me to structure my analysis of complex civil tax examinations to identify the strongest arguments."
Having a law and tax career or being a professor of the subject was not Fisk's plan when she was younger.
In 1989, she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from San Diego State University. She specialized in broadcasting.
She began working at news corporations and realized that a journalist career was not for her. With her writing, editing and formatting skills, she pursued editorial jobs. As it turns out, these skills aided her in being successful in law and taxation.
It was Fisk's husband who introduced her to the prospect of attending law school.
Unbeknownst to her, she began a journey to fulfilling an unknown passion.
"I thought we could attend law school together and become study buddies," said Fisk with a chuckle. "However, I was accepted into law school and he was not."
While taking classes at Rutgers University School of Law-Newak, she worked in the school's Low Income Taxpayer Clinic. She helped individuals with their tax issues that dealt with all aspects of an individual's life, such as death, children, marriage and divorce, health, business and employment investments and charitable efforts.
After earning her JD from Rutgers, she earned her LL.M. (Master of Law) in Taxation from New York University in 1998. For the next two years, Fisk clerked for the Honorable Maurice Foley, Judge, U.S. Tax Court.
"Clerking was such a great opportunity at the start of my tax career. I was able to view both sides-the IRS' and the taxpayers'- on numerous tax issues," recalls Fisk. "Judge Foley was also such a great mentor who provided me with lessons I use to this day."
As a principal at Hochman, Salkin, Rettig, Toscher & Perez, she specializes in civil and criminal tax controversies and tax litigation.
After working for six years at the firm, Fisk decided she wanted to share her knowledge with university students interested in a taxation career. She co-taught with another associate from her firm.
She chose to teach at CSUN due to the conveniently designed Masters of Taxation program.
"Professor Fisk is the jewel of the MST program," said Frank Mantovani, a recent graduate of the MST program. "Her expertise and ability to teach Federal Tax Procedure in a way that is both understandable & practical makes her a highly valuable professor. As a skilled speaker and lecturer, she weaves the law, forms and real life experiences into a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. The MST Program is lucky to have her."
After working as a co-teacher, she was ready to take on her own class. She chose everything from picking the texts, creating real-life assignments to designing a practical final.
"My students tell me they keep a binder of assignments they completed in my class," said Fisk with a smile. "When they are asked at work to fill out a form or draft up a paper, they refer back to their binder."
The students' revelation makes her proud because she wants her class to have a practical approach.
Her students can sense the passion she possesses to teach and aid them in improving their taxation and law skills.
"When she enters the class everyone can feel the energy and that is because she loves teaching," said Certified Public Accountant Joseph Sedrak, who is a recent graduate of the MST program. "She shared a lot of real cases that she handled in her own business which helped us to understand the material very well.
"One of the great things that I need to mention about Professor Fisk is that she always made herself available to everyone to answer questions, respond to emails and discuss the materials. She is very dedicated to what she does."
Fisk wants her students to perform tasks accurately that they will be expected to do once in a taxation career.
"I seek to expose my students to real-life procedures, such as power of attorney, making a deposit or requesting abatement of a penalty, in a safe and comfortable classroom setting," said Fisk. "In the class, you can make mistakes and learn how to fix them. Then in your career, s/he will know how to correctly perform a task for their client."
Fisk laughs as she recollects that each cohort becomes a close knit group of people. They connect with her on LinkedIn and become resources for each other.
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Her former students possess mutual feelings.
"She is very approachable, accessible and truly helpful," said Certified Public Accountant Steven Jager, who was in her most recent cohort. "She is a 'roll up her sleeves' practitioner and truly understands what we need to learn both academically and conceptually, as well as on a practical level. She engages the class with a mixture of humor, wit and intellect. Professor Fisk brings an authenticity to the classroom which mixes academic rigor with the practical information so vital to her subject matter of Tax Procedure."


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Patagonia Health users talk about switching from paper to EHR software
As per federal mandate, a large number of local health departments are switching to Electronic Health Record software. Hear directly from nurses, billing and administrative staff as to how they are taking advantage of Patagonia Health's software to enhance billing, streamline workflows and improve patient care.
Patagonia Health EHR Achieves Meaningful Use 2014 Compliance
Patagonia Health's electronic health record (EHR) version 4.0 has been tested and certified under the Drummond Group's Electronic Health Records Office of the National Coordinator Authorized Certification Body (ONC-ACB) program.
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The National Association of County and City Heath Officials (NACCHO) chose to highlight Patagonia Health's Electronic Health Record software for local health departments. Listen to Chris Monterra's roundtable discussion with Ann Absher (Health Director, Wilkes County Health Department) and Ashok Mathur (Co-founder & CEO, Patagonia Health) as they talk about healthcare changes and software technology.


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PPG Industries plans to invest $60 million in a new manufacturing facility and commercial operation for its coatings businesses in the Lipetsk region of Russia. The company anticipates project completion in the second half of 2015. The facility is expected to employ more than 150 people and manufacture a wide variety of industrial and performance coatings.
The investment further demonstrates PPG's commitment to growth in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). PPG currently has operations in Russia and is supplying customers across a variety of industries in the country. The new facility is expected to facilitate PPG's growth in the market and help the company directly meet growing local demand for its coatings products.
In addition to the manufacturing hub, the facility will include a new warehouse and distribution center as well as administrative offices and technical labs.
"We are delighted to expand our operations and commitment in Russia," said Jens Brackebusch, PPG general manager, Russia. "We appreciate the ongoing loyalty of our Russian customers and are excited about this opportunity, which will allow us to grow with them."
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Both bands were the subject of intense A&R interest earlier this year, with Nashville four-piece Mona signing to Island UK and Mercury US and Brother signing to Geffen. Both bands are also expected to feature highly among the critics' tips for 2011.
There was feverish interest from publishers, too, with EMI Publishing UK head of A&R Felix Howard describing the bidding process for Mona as "a bun fight" between companies.
He adds Mona represent a return to rock and roll, predicting 2011 will be a year for guitar music. "This is one of the main reasons why we have signed Mona," he adds. "That's not to say that R&B and urban music does not have a place anymore, but just that things are going to move on a little bit."
Mona manager Saul Galpern adds that the group's music is "totally different to everything else" currently in the mainstream charts and notes, "I think there are some songs that next year will represent a return to rock and Mona will be at the forefront of that. Obviously there will be other bands that will get signed off the back of their success, but it's good to know that Mona are leading the way."
The band's second single Trouble On The Way has already won enthusiastic support from Radio 1's Zane Lowe and Fearne Cotton as well as XFM and NME and is set for release on December 13. Their as-yet-unnamed debut album is scheduled to be in shops next May.
Galpern says Mona decided to sign to the publisher due to the quality of the team there. "Everyone really liked Guy [Moot, EMI Publishing UK and European A&R president] and Felix. They are a good team there and from the beginning we felt supported and comfortable with the setup."
He adds that Mona's music "lends itself naturally" to syncs as the band's "big, epic songs" will work well across the board. "We will also be working closely with EMI to ensure we are careful with what the band are placed in.
"We want to make sure that there is the right fit between the band's music and the brand," he continues.
Howard adds, "They are a brilliant band with brilliant songs and heaps of talent and there wasn't really much of a choice but to sign them. I really am looking forward to what the future has in store for them."
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Those Windows Phone users interested in staying on top of the latest in the fashion biz can now do so through two new mobile applications released for Microsoft's platform.
One of them is the official Benetton application, which brings to handsets catalogue and campaign images, along with the possibility to make purchases while on the go.
The app will also provide users with the possibility to stay on top of news from Benetton, the app's description reads.
Some of the main features that Windows Phone users will enjoy with this app include:
- Browse and share catalogue and campaign images, discover details about the clothes and watch videos of the photoshoots.
- An entire area with updated news and events from the Benetton world.
- In the 'Stores' section you will find all the information about your nearest Benetton stores, wherever you are in the world, with details for getting to them.
- Listen to the Benetton radio station integrated in the app: your favourite music, wherever you want it, whenever you want it!
Pushed to the Windows Phone store with support for all devices running under Windows Phone 7.5 or higher, the mobile app can be found on this page.
The second one is the Vogue app, which should provide users with the possibility to enter the world of fashion news in a simple and efficient manner.
"Get the latest fashion news throughout the day, backstage access, insider interviews, and all the most stylish party pictures direct to your mobile from the Vogue team wherever you are in the world," the description of the Vogue app for Windows Phone reads.
Available for Windows Phone 7 or higher, the application can be downloaded from the Windows Phone Store via this link.
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Andrew Hoeppner's BFA show, "Uncanny Reminiscence," got this semester's run of BFA shows off to a strong start. Like Aurora's show before him, the Tahoe Gallery was turned into a dimly-lit, almost cavelike space. It was a very theatrical atmosphere — I felt like I was walking into an abstraction of a locked attic, or perhaps a shuttered bedroom.
Heppy has been creating biomorphic forms using ceramic and other materials for a while now (you can see glimpses of some progenitor figures from Heppy's Junior Portfolio Review two years ago, here), and this show seemed to mark two phases of those forms. One phase had the figures incorporated into antiques — a fanged, goopy tapeworm emerging from a grandfather clock, or a headless torso poised at a sewing machine table, its single leg encased in fishnet, the blunt footless tip hovering over the foot pedal. Two figures in the show had mouths; the antique clutter and the implication of a voice and appetite gave these figures a cartoonish presence. I wasn't sure if they were meant to scare or amuse me — they reminded me of cheapo monster special effects that goose your nightmares when you're a kid and then, when you see the movie again as an adult, you chuckle at them, and at your own childish susceptibility.
Heppy enjoys playing at the crossroads of the alluring and the repellant — which is one way of saying his work seems to have a lot to do with sex. Appendages and proboscises allude to or sometimes embody human parts that are tagged as "obscene" — if a form can at once suggest a breast, a buttock, and the swell of an ankle, well, those somatic locales tend to be charged relativistically, depending on the particular taboos of one culture or the next. Which is more enticing, the curve of a neck or the slope of a thigh? It's not impossible to imagine (and given the range of human proclivities, it's almost certain) that for someone, the locus of of sexual desire, the most transfixing and obscene part of the body, must be the earlobe.
In the Q&A; I asked Heppy where he placed himself on the graph between the erotic and the pornographic, and he said he didn't identify with the word "pornographic" at all. Which surprised me, because if he saw his work as above that sort of thing, then: why fishnet? Afterward, I pursued him a little further on the subject, and he said the word "pornography" conjures a whole industry, and his work isn't about that. And then it made sense; though the idea of a "fetish" is tied to an industry (the manufacture and sale of desire through the production of latex, silicone, nylon, etc.), a fetish doesn't really need an industry to operate. At its most basic, a fetish isn't a desire manufactured but a desire reified, embedded in a texture or an image. That a texture can be produced by an industry is almost beside the point.
For me, the two most impressive figures (and the figures that seemed best to represent a second phase of Heppy's forms) were the two white, large-scale "characters" at the far end of the gallery. These figures weren't entirely free of props (both were situated in relation to rolling sheets that were stiffened by beeswax), but as well as being monumental, these forms also seemed more purified, less cartoonish. One form reclined on the bedding; the other hung on the wall above, hovering some distance from a depression on the surface of the bedding — a spot it had perhaps recently vacated. It hovered like a lover, voyeur or ghost (and when it comes down to it, aren't ghosts perfect voyeurs — voyeurism given the metaphoric resonance of folklore?). There was something sad about the hovering figure, and something droll about it, too. It commanded the space because of its size, its presence, its apparent defiance of gravity — and also because of the fact that it looked less like a self-contained figure than an excerpt from a much larger figure — it could've been a blow-up of Michelangelo's David's family jewels.
When the Q&A; was over, someone requested that Heppy start up the audio that he'd arranged to emanate from the clock (which had been silenced for his artist's talk). Heppy started it up, and for several moments everyone sat quietly while the space was filled with a broken, faraway sound of chimes. The chimes didn't sound in a regular, metronomic fashion — they were measuring a different sort of a time than is usually marked by a clock, a more liquid and subjective time. Maybe the way time passes in memory. And then someone's cell phone rang, and we all laughed, de-hypnotized, released back to our ordinary minutes.


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Dave Atell vs. Bree Olson – Extreme Beer Pong BattleWednesday, June 10th, 2009
On Comedy Central's new show Tosh.0, Pornstar Bree Olson bares it all for an intense beer pong game against Dave Atell, one of my favorite comedians. Bree Olson implements some special talents she must have picked up in Thailand and shows Dave some moves that are illegal in most states.
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Bonjour, comment assigner une tache à plusieurs personnes?
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Replied on Mar 07, 2014 - 13:09 UTC
Unfortunately, it's not possible to do that. You can only make one person responsible for one task, but this person can of course create sub-tasks and assign each sub-task to someone else.
We may consider changing that and you're welcome to vote for this request in our Votebox: https://todoist.com/Vote/show/7603/
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Replied on Oct 02, 2014 - 17:38 UTC
Is it now possible ?
Replied on Oct 02, 2014 - 19:11 UTC
Hello Louis,
It's still not possible to make more than one person responsible for the same task. We'll consider changing this in the future.
Replied on Oct 05, 2014 - 17:53 UTC
Please do this


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Trinity Community
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This page contains links to programs, organizations, businesses and people who are part of the "Trinity Community" and can be found on the Internet. If you would like to have an organizational or personal web site included here, please send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with the web address anda brief description of the site.
Betsy Ferries directs Mercy Connections Inc., an organization that grew out of Trinity and "helps women and men of all economic and faith backgrounds realize their full potential and dignity. To achieve this, Mercy Connections, Inc. envisions healthy and integrated systems of community support and collaborates with local nonprofits to enliven these systems with people, resources, and programming."
The Women's Small Business Program is one of the collaborators of Mercy Connections, and there was a nice profile of the program and director Pam Greene in Business People Vermont.
Trinity's graduate programs are now affiliated with Southern New Hampshire University, with former Trinity academic administrators still at the helm. The Field Based Graduate Program in Education is directed by Vanessa Zerillo, the Program in Community Mental Health by Annamarie Cioffari. Both programs are housed at SNHU's "Vermont Center" in Colchester.


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ABELES, KIM / ALEXANDER, ROBERT / ALLEN, TERRY / ANDERSON, JEREMY / ANDERSON, ROBERT / AVALOS, DAVID / BALDESSARI, JOHN / BAXTER, JOHN / BERLANT, TONY / BERMAN, WALLACE / BERNHARDT, JOHN / BURDEN, CHRIS / CASTELLON, ROLANDO / CHENG, CARL / CHENG, KAI BOB / CONNER, BRUCE / DEFEO, JAY / DE FOREST, ROY / EATHERTON, TOM / ELSEY, GARY / TOM FOOLERY / FOULKES, LLYN / FRAZIER, CHARLES / GAD, SIMONE / HEDRICK, WALLY / HERMS, GEORGE / HOMLER, ANNA / HOPPER, DENNIS / HOUSTON, BRUCE / HOWARD, ROBERT / HUDSON, ROBERT / IRELAND, DAVID / JESS / KIENHOLZ, EDWARD / KIENHOLZ, NANCY REDDIN / KNOTTER, PAUL / KRASNOW, PETER / LOCKS, SEYMOUR / LOWRY, JANICE / MAN RAY / MARIONI, TOM / MASON, FRED / MCMILLAN, MICHAEL C. / MERRILD, KNUD / MEW, MICHAEL / OUTTERBRIDGE, JOHN / PETTIBONE, RICHARD / SAAR, BETYE / SIFF, ELENA MARY / SMITH, ALEXIS / SPOHN, CLAY / TALBERT, BEN / TUNBERG, WILLIAM / VALLANCE, JEFFREY / WAGNER, GORDON / WILEY, WILLIAM T. / WILSON, DAVID / YOUDELMAN, NANCY Forty Years of California Assemblage. Wight Art Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles, CA. March 1989.
Exhibition catalog. Color and black and white. Wrappers. Perfect bound. Artists: K. Abeles, R. Alexander, T. Allen, J. Anderson, R. Anderson, D. Avalos, J. Baldessari, J. Baxter, T. Berlant, W. Berman, J. Bernhardt, C. Burden, R. Castellon, C. Cheng, K.B. Cheng, B. Conner, J. Defeo, R. De Forest, T. Eatherton, G. Elsey, Tom Foolery, L. Foulkes, C. Frazier, S. Gad, W. Hedrick, G. Herms, A. Homler, D. Hopper, B. Houston, R. Howard, R. Hudson, D. Ireland, Jess, E. Kienholz, N.R. Kienholz, P. Knotter, P. Krasnow, S. Locks, J. Lowry, Man Ray, T. Marioni, F. Mason, M.C. McMillan, K. Merrild, M. Mew, J. Outterbridge, R. Pettibone, B. Saar, E.M. Siff, A. Smith, C. Spohn, B. Talbert, W. Tunberg, J. Vallance, G. Wagner, W.T. Wiley, D. Wilson and N. Youdelman. Text by Henry Hopkins, Anne Ayres, Peter Boswell, Philip Brookman and Verni Greenfield. Very good minus condition. Indentation on top edge of front cover. 12 x 9". 241 pages. Exhibition traveled to: Wight Art Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles, CA. April 4 - May 21, 1989 / San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA. June 9 - August 13, 1989 / Fresno Art Museum, Fresno, CA. September 8 - November 12, 1989 / Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha NE. December 15, 1989 - February 4, 1990. "What made the project of California Assemblage particularly interesting and appropriate for our university museum was that, although there had been a number of exhibitions presenting historical surveys of this art form in California, none attempted to present, through an interpretative exhibition, a clear theoretical position on what has defined the art of assemblage in California specifically, and how the development of this art has influenced contemporary forms."Reference: p. 11 Forty Years of California Assemblage. Wight Art Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles, CA. March 1989. ISBN#: 094373908X
ALPERT, RICHARD / BLELL, DIANNE / COSTELLO, KEVIN / FOX, TERRY / FRIED, HOWARD / HENDERSON, MEL / KOS, PAUL / LAUB, STEPHEN / MARIONI, TOM / MELCHERT, JIM / MATSUMOTO, MASAHSHI / SPATER, SUZANNE / TEPPER, IRV A Tight 13 Minutes. Carp, Los Angeles, CA. March 14, 1977.
Announcement flyer. Black offset lithograph printed on white paper. Artists included: R. Alpert, D. Blell, K. Costello, T. Fox, H. Fried, M. Henderson, P. Kos, S. Laub, T. Marioni, J. Melchert, M. Matsumoto, S. Spater, I. Tepper. Very good condition. 11 x 8.5". Originally organized by MOCA, San Francisco, CA. Film / Video.
FITZGERALD, F-STOP / LACY, SUZANNE / LONDON, JULIA / KIPPER, HARRY / BRAITHWAITE, PINKIE / POMEROY, JIM / Z'EV UNS / SURVIVAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES (PAULINE, MARK & HECKERT, MATT & WERNER, ERIC) / MONTANO, LINDA / CUMMINGS, BLONDELL / LABAT, TONY / CHAPMAN, TOM / STREB, ELIZABETH / GIORNO, JOHN / COYOTE, GINGER / HENES, DONNA / OLESZKO, PAT / TOMLIN, LILY / DRESHER, PAUL / BURROUGHS, WILLIAM / ALBERTANO, LINDA / SULLIVAN, KAYLYNN / ANDRES, JO / ROCKOFF, RENEE / ZALOOM, PAUL / BALLIETT, J. LYON / BISIO, ROBIN / ROSENTHAL, RACHEL / EICHELBERGER, ETHYL / MCCARTHY, PAUL / GRAY, SPALDING / MARIONI, TOM / SMITH, BARBARA / ANDERSON, LAURIE / BOON, ADRI / PEPPE, MICHAEL / BOGOSIAN, ERIC / PAULINE, MARK / GALAS, DIAMANDA / HARDMAN, CHRIS / FINNERAN, ALAN / IRWIN, BILL / WILLIAMS, WENDY O. DOC.U.MEN.TIA. Last Gasp, San Francisco, CA. 1987.
Artist's publication. Black and white. Wrappers. Stitch bound and glued. Edited by F-stop Fitzgerald. Artists included: S. Lacy, J. London, H. Kipper, P. Braithwaite, J. Pomeroy, Z'Ev/Uns, Survival Research Laboratories, L. Montano, B. Cummings, T. Labat, T. Chapman, E. Streb, J. Giorno, G. Coyote, D. Henes, P. Oleszko, L. Tomlin, P. Dresher, W. Burroughs, L. Albertano, K. Sullivan, J. Andres, R. Rockoff, P. Zaloom, J.L. Balliett, R. Bisio, R. Rosenthal, E. Eichelberger, P. McCarthy, S. Gray, T. Marioni, B. Smith, L. Anderson, A. Boon, M. Pette, E. Bogosian, M. Pauline, D. Galas, C. Hardman, A. Finnernan, B. Irwin and W.O. Williams. Text: Arlene Raven, L. Montano, Suzaan Boettger, Jerri Allyn, Bob Davis, G.P. Skratz, Linda Frye Burnham, John Howell, Linda Novak, Michael Peppe and A.D. Coleman. Very good condition. 9.5 x 8.5". Unpaginated. ISBN#: 0867193603 Performance Art; Photography.
MACHACEK, JAN / MARIONI, TOM / DAMNJAN, RODOMIR / POPOVIC, MICA / KNIFER, JULIJE / POPOVICEVIC, ZORAN / DIMITRIJEVIC, BRACO / ABRAMOVIC, MARINA / TODOSIJEVIC, RASA / ATTALAI, GABOR / TOT, ENDRE / LASZLO, VISY / STEMBERA, PETR / MLCVCH, JAN / MILLER, KAREL / GRYGAR, MILAN / MOUCHA, MILOSLAV / BARTOS, PETER / KANTOR, TADEUSZ / GRUPA, DRUGA / OPALKA, ROMAN / LACHOWICZ, ANDRZEJ / WODICZKO, KRZYSZTOF VISION. NUMBER TWO. Eastern Europe. Kathan Brown, Crown Point Press, Oakland, CA. January 1976.
Artists' periodical. Black, red and white. Wrappers. Stitch bound and glued. Cover photo by J. Machacek. Edited and designed by T. Marioni. Contributors: J. Machacek, T. Marioni, R. Damnjan, M. Popovic, J. Knifer, Z. Popovicevic, B. Dimitrijevic, M. Abramovic, R. Todosijevic, G. Attalai, E. Tot, V. Laszlo, P. Stembera, J. Mlcvch, K. Miller, M. Grygar, M. Moucha, P. Bartos, T. Kantor, Druga Grupa, R. Opalka, A. Lachowicz and K. Wodiczko. Edition of 1000 copies. Numbered in pencil. Very good condition. 13.5 x 8.25". 63 pages. Conceptual Art; Performance Art; Photography.
MARIONI, TOM Untitled (Finger Lines). 1994.
Drawing. Graphite on cream paper. Signed and dated. Excellent condition. 19 x 11.5". Performance Art.
MARIONI, TOM TOM MARIONI. Museo Italo Americano, San Francisco, CA. January 8 - March 1, 1987.
Exhibition catalogue. Black and white. Wrappers. Staple bound. Designed by T. Marioni. Forward: M. Lanzone. Excellent condition. 14 x 11". Unpaginated. "Tom Marioni is the key figure in the Northern California conceptual art movement and is internationally known. In 1970 Marioni founded the Museum of Conceptual Art (MOCA) in San Francisco, and although the Museum no longer exists, it has had a worldwide influence. The exhibit at the Museo entitled The Italians, The Germans, The Japanese represents three tableaux, three cultures; each evoking the characteristics of each culture by using certain visual cues, such as symbolic objects and symbols and by recreating an 'atmosphere.'"Reference: TOM MARIONI. Museo Italo Americano, San Francisco, CA. January 8 - March 1, 1987. Conceptual Art; Performance Art.
MARIONI, TOM THE DRIFTING OF WHITE ROSIN ONTO BROWN PAPER WHILE BOWING ONE CONTINUOUS HARMONIC NOTE FOR 35 MINUTES AS SEEN UP CLOSE WITH ONE EYE ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ONE OF FIVE PERFORMANCES IN FIVE DAYS. RICHARD DEMARCO GALLERY, EDINBURGH SCOTLAND MAY 1972. nd.
Photocopy print. Black and white. Rubber stamped ART INFORMATION CENTRE on the verso. Signed? in blue ballpoint pen on the recto. Very good condition. 11 x 8.5". Performance Art.
MARIONI, TOM Portrait of Jeanette. nd.
Photocopy print. Black and white. Rubber stamped ART INFORMATION CENTRE on the verso. Titled and dated? in blue ballpoint pen on the recto. Very good condition. 8.5 x 11". Performance Art.
MARIONI, TOM ACTION by TOM MARIONI "STUDIO". University Art Museum, Berkeley, CA. November 5, 1980.
Performance poster. Black printed on yellow paper. Folded. Very good condition. Unfolded: 15.75 x 21.5". "Marioni's action for MARTIX 39, Studio, is a public activity designed to suggest the private space of the artist's studio. . . In Studio Marioni draws his life-sized shadow which is distorted by a piece of black velvet suspended between two yellow spotlights and the vertical drawing surface. In a recent conversation Marioni explained that he chose yellow light becuase it is linked with the intellect in alchemical theory and would, therefore, facilitate the telepathic communication he hopes to achieve with the audience. Musical sound, alternating between jazz and classical accompainies the action much as it would in his own studio." Reference: MATRIX. BERKELEY. 1978 - 1998. University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA. Performance Art.
MARIONI, TOM TOM MARIONI. View. Vol. I No. 5. Point Publications, Oakland, California. January 1981.
Periodical. Black and white with blue trim on fore edge of pages. Wrappers. Staple bound. Interview by Robin White at Crown Point Press, Oakland, California, 1978. Re-printed and updated January 1981. Includes 12 small, black and white illustrations. Very good condition. 9 x 7". 24 pages including cover.
Three cards and two business cards mailed in an envelope. As part of the Museum exhibition program, MOCA will be open to the public every Wednesday afternoon. Unscheduled events will take place, including the serving of FREE BEER. Museum of Conceptual Art, San Francisco, CA. nd. Announcement card. Black offset lithograph printed on card stock. Very good condition. 4 x 6". Membership Application. The Museum of Conceptual Art, San Francisco, CA. nd. Membership card. Offset lithograph printed on card stock. Very good condition. 4 x 6". MOCA. You are cordially invited to the opening of the Museum of Conceptual Art . . .The Museum of Conceptual Art, San Francisco, CA. January 3, 1973. Invitation card. Black offset lithograph printed on white card stock. Very good condition. 4 x 6". MOCA. Tom Marioni, Director. Museum of Conceptual Art, San Francisco, CA. nd. Business card. Black offset lithograph printed on white card stock. Very good condition. 1.75 x 3.25". MOCA. Burt Arnowitz, Curator of Video. Museum of Conceptual Art, San Francisco, CA. nd. Business card. Black offset lithograph printed on white card stock. Very good condition. 2.25 x 3.5". Envelope is rubber stamped with holographic additions. The envelope is rubber stamped Peter M. van BEVEREN . . and ART INFORMATION CENTRE. Very good condition. 4.5 x 6.75". Film / Video; Performance Art.
PATRICK, TOM / VOID, FRANK / HEAVEN, HELEN / TORMEY, JOHN / ARTFOOT / ALEX / HOLT, HELEN / RONAN, STEPHEN / MARIONI, TOM / SCANTLEBURY, GLEN / HEYNEKER, JAN / BADGER, TIM / ROCKOLA / MALLOY, JUDY / SKRATZ, G.P. EAT IT UP #11. Tom Patrick, Berkeley, CA. December 1981.
Artist's periodical. Black and white. Photocopied. Flyer format. Folded. Edited by F. Void. Graphics by T. Patrick. Includes an editorial criticizing entry fee art shows and reviews art shows and performances in the Bay Area with work by T. Marioni, G. Scantlebury, J. Heyneker, T. Badger, Rockola, J. Malloy and G.P. Skratz. Contributing artists: J. Tormey, Artfoot, Alex, H. Holt and S. Ronan. Very good condition. Folded: 5.5 x 4.25". Unfolded: 11 x 8.5". "EAT IT UP WAS STARTED TO FILL THE EMPTINESS IN, THAT REGULAR MAGAZINES PERPETUALLY CREATE. EAT IT UP WILL BE PUBLISHED ONLY WHEN NEEDED." Reference: EAT IT UP #11. Tom Patrick, Berkeley, CA. December 1981.
TONG, DARLENE / T.R. UTHCO (HALL, DOUG & PROCTER, JUDY & HALL, DIANE) / LORD, CHIP / GARNER, PHIL / SMITH, BARBARA / BURDEN, CHRIS / HERSHMAN, LYNN / BALDRIDGE, REA / FRIEDMAN, KEN / BANANA, ANNA / GAGLIONE, BILL / WICK, SUSAN / GAULKE, CHERI / FORTE, PAUL / GOULD, NORMAN / BAKER, MARY WINDER / RAPOPORT, DEBRA / CLEVELAND, BUSTER / GARNET, ELDON / SHARP, WILLOUGHBY / THOMAS, LEW / MARIONI, TOM / SKRATZ, G.P. / FOX, TERRY / ANTIN, ELEANOR / BURDEN, CHRIS / MONTANO, LINDA / SAPIEN, DARRYL / HINTON, MICHAEL ART CONTEMPORARY. RETROSPECTIVE ISSUE. Number 13, Volume 4(1). La Mamelle, Inc., San Francisco, CA. 1979.
Artists' periodical. Black printed on newsprint. Wrappers. Staple bound. Editor: C.E. Loeffler. Artists included: D. Tong, T.R. Uthco (D. Hall, J. Procter and D. Hall), C. Lord, P. Garner, B. Smith, C. Burden, L. Hershman, R. Baldridge, K. Friedman, A. Banana, B. Gaglione, S. Wick, C. Gaulke, P. Forte, N. Gould, M.W. Baker, D. Rapoport, B. Cleveland, E. Garnet, W. Sharp, L. Thomas, T. Marioni, G.P. Skratz, T. Fox, E. Antin, C. Burden, L. Montano, D. Sapien and M. Hinton. Very good condition. 11 x 8.5". 23 pages. Performance Art.


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Robbie Knievel Says Maybe 9/11/11
Where's Robbie?
Where is Robbie Knievel? According to the Times News today no one has heard from the daredevil son of the legendary Evel Knievel. Robbie Knievel visited with local officials last May regarding a possible re-enactment of his father's failed 1974 attempt to jump the Snake River Canyon.


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October 7, 201
It looks like the administration puts eating fruit over thwarting abduction when it comes to its priorities regarding our children.
The Right Scoop discovered the Obama Administration has shut down the Amber Alert website while keeping open Michelle Obama's Let's Move website.
It makes you wonder – do they care about child nutrition more than child abduction, or is it about putting children in harms way to further an agenda? Either way it's a disgrace, reinforcing the idea that the government shouldn't be telling our kids what to eat as well as have the power to hold their safety hostage.
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Art Department
Prospective Students
Students are admitted into the Art Department through the regular Muhlenberg College admissions process. Although not required, we suggest that prospective students with a high interest in the visual arts visit the department and meet with a member of the art faculty.
To schedule a visit and/or interview, please contact Beth Buechler at 484-664-3243 or email@example.com.
Art Talent Awards
Prospective students interested in pursuing the visual arts may be considered for a Muhlenberg College Talent Grant ranging from $1000 to $4000.
To apply, please submit or interview with a portfolio of your work consisting of 15-20 slides, digital images on CD or high-quality 8x10 prints. Students who receive this award must commit to being an active member of the Art Department by completing at least one art course per year, but need not declare an art major.
For more information on the talent Grant and other Muhlenberg Merit Scholarships, please visit our Office of Financial Aid.


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Her voice reeks of cheap cigars and reveals a lifetime of giving orders. "Never in a million years did I ever think I was gonna own a wrestling federation!" Audra Angeli-Morse, the Sicilian powerhouse of the San Francisco music scene is known for booking creative, crazy music nights, like a peep show where large and lovely go-go dancers prowl on the bar and then head to the back room to perform wacky $1 sex shows. But these days, she gets the most attention for an act she created a few years ago: Incredibly Strange Wrestling (ISW).
... in the Scope section
... from July 26, 1999
Founded in 1995, ISW is a souped-up hybrid of punk rock and Mexican wrestling unlike any wrestling or rock show you've ever seen. Fans crush themselves against the ring, howling as they hurl corn tortillas at the likes of ISW wrestlers El Homo Loco, Klu Klux Klown, and Uncle NAMBLA. The masked wrestlers act out elaborate story lines pulled from today's headlines. In the background, bands like the Dwarves, Mike Watt, and the Donnas keep the mob happy as they wait for the next wrestling drama to unfold. Audra will even get in the ring herself on occasion, "just because sometimes [the wrestlers] need to be put in their place, to keep control of my federation."
Mexican wrestling, or Lucha Libre as it's known south of the border, is a different animal from the WWF or WCW Americans are used to. As Audra explains: "There's the whole mask factor. The reason for anyone wearing a mask, whether it's a bank robbery or wrestling, is to hide their identity." The fighting style differs as well. "Lucha is a lot faster paced, it's more flying from the third rope and [tackling] somebody than just some submission hold on the mat." In Mexico, Lucha wrestlers loom as large as Spiderman in the popular imagination, with a series of comic books and films that dramatize their battles.
These days, you don't need to take much time explaining Lucha to gringos; it has already penetrated the American pop-culture bubble. Mexican wrestlers appear in billboard ads for Miller Lite. The WCW and WWF have started to feature Lucha wrestling, and it's one of the more popular draws. (Audra warns: "There's a lot of people who do Lucha Libre now, but most of them are retarded amateurs so you should go to the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre.")
But back in 1995, Lucha Libre didn't seem like such an obvious idea. Audra's gig booking bands at the Paradise Lounge, a San Francisco music venue, was getting stale. Then, on a trip to Tijuana with her boyfriend to buy masks and related toys (don't ask why) the lightbulb of inspiration went off. "I was kind of bored with shows and I was tired of going to a baseball game and hearing 'Louie, Louie' again for the seventh inning stretch. I thought both needed something for me to enjoy them more. And when I saw Lucha Libre, I was like, 'that's rock and roll!'"
She hooked up with partners and fellow Lucha lovers Brett Kibele and Auggie Ragone (and Los Angeles rock and roller Johnny Legend, but don't ever bring him up to Audra -- she's still bitter). "We decided since I have a club and all these rock bands at my disposal, let's just put on a show." As an after-hours event at the Paradise, they pieced together a makeshift ring and charged $2 a head to watch Audra and her friends beat the hell out of each other in crazy costumes. "I wore a tutu and the mask and [was] literally wrestling."
The response was so immediate and passionate that they found a bona fide wrestling ring for the next show -- legend says it was the ring Hulk Hogan wrestled in when he was getting his start. After only two events, the wrestlers signed on with Lollapalooza 1995, repeatedly challenging Courtney Love to get in the ring and show what she was really made of. She declined. In October 1997, Audra and Brett took the show on the road, bringing the wrestling extravaganza to 21 cities with 15 wrestlers in tow. That venture nearly proved to be the death of ISW.
The Fights Behind the Fights
The history of ISW is just as turbulent out of the ring as in. Johnny Legend got booted in 1996 over allegations that he was pocketing the wrestlers' cash. He took the idea back home to L.A. and set up the competing Incredibly Strange Rock and Roll Wrestling. Auggie was next to go because of, according to Audra, a "relaxed work ethic" and a tendency to "take total credit for the whole event."
But what broke ISW's hottest promotions duo was the '97 tour. Tension had been building like a bad tequila drunk, and it came to a head at 7 a.m. in a Kansas motel room. Bickering between Audra and Brett about who got which room spilled out into the hallway as a full-on brawl.
"The only reason we didn't get kicked out of the hotel was because we gave this whole bullshit story that we were practicing our matches," recalls Audra. The hotel may have bought the story, but everyone knew that Brett and Audra were over for good. (Maybe. The two were recently seen talking in a shady bar on Mission Street, so who knows what the future holds?) Audra misses having a partner as obsessed with ISW as she is, and with as much at stake in it -- but the show has finally hit the big time. Just like in Tijuana.
More Than Ready to Rumble
Incrediby Strange Wrestling has packed 1500 into the Fillmore Theater; Wrestling World Magazine, the Lariat and other wrestling rags now list ISW statistics; and the WWF is beginning to treat ISW as a scouting ground.
There's also an upcoming comic book, a series of trading cards (to be designed by Chuck Sperry, who does the ISW posters); another national tour, and talk of taking the show to Europe. Plus, for homebodies, there's a soundtrack in the works featuring the usual star turns by Bimbo Toolshed, Supersuckers, and various European psychobillies.
Looks like ISW is here to stay. At least until the next big thing takes its place.
See also: Strangest Wrestling Matches Ever
Sarah Jacobson is a writer/filmmaker.