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Summer Session 2012 - Special Events & Worship
Policies & Logistics • Special Events & Worship
Tuesday Night Talks
Tuesdays, PSR Campus (specific locations listed below), 7:00-9:00pm
Free and open to the public
We are excited to be able to welcome the general public to our campus for a series of lectures and conversations given by distinguished members of this year's Summer Session faculty and special guests.
The "Talks" will be held on Tuesday nights (with one Thursday exception) during Summer Session. They are free of charge, and open to the public. Receptions at 7:00pm (all welcome) and talks from 7:30-9:00pm.
July 5 (Thursday): Peter Schneck | Watch Here
Brown Madonnas, Red Mothers, and the 'New Negro' from Germany
The rich images and religious iconography created by artists in the Harlem Renaissance were a watershed for African-American aesthetics, pushing the struggle for political and social equality into a cultural movement that was deeply concerned with self-representation and spirituality. Artists like Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence and others looked to both modernism and west-African folk traditions for creating new art that could be distinctly African and American. It is less well known how several key images that circulated in the Harlem Renaissance were made by a German painter, Walter von Ruckteschell (1882-1941), based on his experience in colonial German East Africa during WW I. This talk explores the fascinating transatlantic story of how African portraits and sketches by this German colonial army officer in present-day Tanzania ended up becoming seminal representations of the American "new negro" in the Harlem Renaissance. Co-sponsored by the Art & Religion PhD Program at the Graduate Theological Union and CARE (the Center forArts, Religion, and Education). **Please note this talk will take place on Thursday July 5th, not Tuesday**
Peter Schneck holds the Chair (professorship) for American Literature and Culture at the University of Osnabrueck in Germany, where he currently directs the International Summer Institute on Law, Language, and Culture. He has published widely on American literature, visual and legal culture, including the recent Rhetoric and Evidence: Legal Conflict and Literary Representation in U.S American Culture. As the former president of the German Association for American Studies, he has lectured throughout Europe and the United States on topics that range from multiculturalism and indigenous literatures in Canada, to Don DeLillo and postmodern spirituality, to theories of visual culture and mediatization. He is also co-editor of Philologie im Netz, one of Germany's oldest online journal for humanities scholarship. He is presently a visiting research fellow at the University of California, Irvine.
July 10: Hubert Locke | Watch Here
Girding for Battle: Faith, Politics and the November Elections
Liberal, progressive Christianity has an unusually high stake in the forthcoming national elections, not only because of the panoply of social issues that the Religious Right will insist on making as determinants of the election outcomes but also because the Right will do its best to make the election a litmus test of patriotism and national loyalty. These and other key considerations that will affect the November political experience will be examined and explores in this Tuesday evening presentation.
Hubert Locke has focused his career on examining justice in society and has a long and distinguished record of community service. He has served on the boards of many prominent organizations, including the Bulitt Foundation, Common Cause, the Institute of European Studies, Group Health Foundation, the University of Washington Edward Carlson Leadership and Public Service Office, and Lakeside School. Locke is vice chair of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Education Committee. He is the author or editor of several books and has written numerous chapters in publications dealing with race, criminal justice, religion, and public policy. He has taught at Wayne State University, the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and the University of Washington, where he also served as dean of the Graduate School of Public Affairs and as vice provost for academic affairs. Locke served as trustee for the Pacific School of Religion and in 2012 was the acting president of the school. During Summer Session, he is teaching Speaking Truth to Power: The Minister as Public Theologian.
July 17: John Shelby Spong | Watch Here
Judas Iscariot: Did He Really Exist? Was He a Person or a Symbol? Why Anti-Semitism roots in this Character
The person of Judas, called Iscariot, is normally portrayed as the anti-hero of the Christian movement. He is painted in dark, sinister colors and his name has become a synonym for betrayal. When does he enter the Christian story? Is it possible that he is a literary character and not a real person? In this lecture I will examine this character biblically and historically. I will note his entry into the Christian story, trace the growth of the Judas tradition and examine the role he has played in the history of Anti-Semitism. Finally, I will discuss why I do not think he ever existed.
John Shelby Spong has been an ordained priest and an elected bishop of the Episcopal Church for 54 years. As a leading spokesperson for an open, scholarly, and progressive Christianity, Bishop Spong has taught at Harvard and at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. He has also lectured at universities, conference centers, and churches in North america, Europe, Asia, and the South Pacific. He has authored 82 books which have sold over a million copies, including: A New Christianity for a New World, Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism, Resurrection: Myth or Reality? Why Christianity Must Change or Die, and his autobiography, Here I Stand. During Summer Session, he is teaching Re-Claiming the Bible in a Post-Christian World.
July 24: Bob Johansen | Watch Here
Leaders Make the Future: New Leadership Skills for an Uncertain World
We are in a time of accelerating disruptive change. In a world characterized by volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity- traditional leadership skills won't be enough. How adroit are you at dilemma flipping- turning problems that can't be solved into opportunities? Can you develop bio-empathy- the ability to learn from and apply the principles of nature in your leadership? Are you able to practice immersive learning- dive into very different-from-you physical and online worlds and learn from them? Dr. Johansen will provide role models, tools, and advice to help you develop these and several other future leadership skills.
Dr. Johansen was one of the first social scientists to study the human and organizational impacts of what came to be called the Internet. He created and led a program on emerging information technologies—now known as the Technology Horizons Program—that continues to be presented by the Institute for the Future, a leading independent nonprofit futures research group where he has served as president and distinguished fellow. Johansen works with top leaders across business, government, and nonprofit organizations, conducting workshops that encourage thoughtful consideration of questions such as: What are the leadership skills that will be needed to thrive in the future, given the external future forces of the next decade? A social scientist with an interdisciplinary background, Johansen holds a Ph.D. from Northwestern University, as well as an M.Div. degree with a focus on world religions from Crozer Theological Seminary. His books include: Leaders Make the Future: Ten New Leadership Skills for an Uncertain Age (now in 2nd edition) and Get There Early: Sensing the Future to Compete in the Present.
July 31: Vivian Chavez | Watch Here
Cultural Humility, Moving, & Breathing Awareness
Cultural humility refers to a lifelong commitment to self-reflection, redressing power imbalances, and developing and maintaining mutually respectful dynamic partnerships based on mutual trust. From a cultural humility perspective, the most serious barrier to culturally relevant teaching and leadership development is not a lack of knowledge of the details of any given cultural orientation but structural and interpersonal relationship issues including the failure to develop a respectful attitude toward diverse points of view. This event will introduce the concept of cultural humility and through movement & breathing awareness engage with what it means. The goal is to create a safe space for dialogue and practice. Attention will be paid to the body/mind connection as an important nexus for diversity teaching & learning. Professional training institutions, community organizations, and schools of many disciplines have used the principles of cultural humility in their work to influence the content of interpersonal relationship and systems change.
Vivian Chavez, Dr.P.H., M.P.H., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Education at San Francisco State University. Her scholarship is partially informed by her standpoint as a woman of color and concerns the mind/body split characteristic of higher education. Doctor Chavez is a community organizer with extensive media advocacy and global health experience. She has traveled extensively and her courses infuse an international dimension to health promotion and disease prevention. Most recently she presented at the Medical Education for the 21 Century Conference on Teaching Health Equity in Havana, Cuba. She is coeditor of a leading textbook Prevention is Primary: Community Strategies for Wellbeing and is a registered yoga teacher. Her courses focus on solutions, resiliency and common values. With a passion for innovative pedagogy, Vivian teaches non-violence, embodied leadership and creative expression. Most recently she used a Community Based Participatory Research methodology to produce the book Drop That Knowledge: Youth Radio, Learning and Culture with Elizabeth Soep. During Summer Session 2012, she is teaching Community Organizing for Health & Social Justice.
What is cultural humility and why do we need it? [video]
August 7: Devin Zuber | Watch Here
Sermons in Stones: American Environmental Thought and Swedenborgian Nature-Mysticism
While many know of John Muir and his iconic battle to preserve the Yosemite wilderness, few recall how Muir's Sierra Club—that seminal forerunner of modern-day environmentalism--began in the art studio of William Keith, a Swedenborgian landscape painter. This talk excavates the hidden presence of Swedenborgian thought behind the history of American environmentalism, from Johnny Appleseed's early proto-conservation on the Ohio frontier to the circle of Swedenborgian artists and writers in the background of the Sierra Club at the close of the 19th century. Muir's tendency to view nature as a sacred script -- "sermons in stones," as he ecstatically wrote about the Sierra Nevada mountains—will be situated in relation to Swedenborgian concepts of "correspondence" that were part of the aesthetic vocabularies of Muir's Swedenborgian friends in Berkeley and San Francisco. Exploring these ideas can help us better understand the ways we continue to locate spirituality and authenticity in our contemporary experiences of the wild.
Devin Zuber, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of American Studies, Literature, and Swedenborgian Studies. Dr. Zuber centers his inquiries in literary aesthetics, hermeneutics, and cultural history, which includes the environment as special zone of engagement. His scholarly interests include exploring the different ways people have imagined and constructed their relationship to the environment through various practices of cultural representation. He is also a Swedenborgian specialist, and particularly interested in the legacy of Swedenborg's thought in Romanticism. His work has appeared in Religion and the Arts,
American Studies, and Variations, and he is presently completing a book on Swedenborg's contribution to American environmental aesthetics. During Summer Session 2012, he is teaching Enviromentalism in American Religion and Culture.
Listen to 2011 Tuesday Night Talks:
Mary Hunt
Debra Haffner
Yvette Flunder
Angel Mendez-Montoya
Rosemary Radford Ruether
Special Conversation w/ Bishop Spong and Others: Can Liberal Christianity be Saved? | Watch Here
Wednesday, July 18, 4:00-5:30pm, Bade Museum
Perhaps you saw the op-ed piece in the New York Times on Sunday — Can Liberal Christianity Be Saved, by Ross Douthat.
Douthat's column presents another crystallizing opportunity for the mainline church to articulate the value of a progressive Christian Gospel. Let's not miss it.
Douthat began his column with a reference to the groundbreaking work of Bishop John Shelby Spong, who just happens to be on the PSR campus this week teaching a summer school class. Bishop Spong has generously agreed to participate in a public conversation in response to Douthat's piece on Wednesday afternoon, July 18, 4:00 – 5:30 p.m., in PSR's Badè Museum.
Bishop Spong will be joined in that discussion by other panelists, including Dr. David Hollinger, Professor of History at UC Berkeley. Dr. Hollinger was recently interviewed by the Christian Century on what the mainline church actually achieved in the 20th century.
John Shelby Spong has been an ordained priest and an elected bishop of the Episcopal Church for 54 years. As a leading spokesperson for an open, scholarly, and progressive Christianity, Bishop Spong has taught at Harvard and at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. He has also lectured at universities, conference centers, and churches in North america, Europe, Asia, and the South Pacific. He has authored 82 books which have sold over a million copies, including: A New Christianity for a New World, Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism, Resurrection: Myth or Reality? Why Christianity Must Change or Die, and his autobiography, Here I Stand. During Summer Session, he is teaching Re-Claiming the Bible in a Post-Christian World.
David Hollinger is Preston Hotchkis Professor of History at UC Berkeley. Dr. Hollinger was recently interviewed by the Christian Century on what the mainline church actually achieved in the 20th century.
Film Showing: Tell Me Something I Can't Forget
Wednesday, July 18, Mudd Hall 102, 7:00-9:00pm
Free and open to the public
On Wednesday evening, July 18, there will be a showing of the internationally award-winning film, Tell Me Something I Can't Forget, followed by a discussion of using writing to empower the silenced.
The film features the Chicopee Writers' Workshop in Massachusetts, a project designed to give economically disadvantaged women the opportunity to confront their difficulties and develop their talents through creative writing. Using verite footage, interviews and narrative sequences, this moving film reflects the diversity of the group and the direct, honest format of the workshop. Taking its structure from the writers' work -- poetry, narrative pieces, short works of fiction and journal entries -- Tell Me Something I Can't Forget examines the role of creativity in everyone's life. Directed by Diane Garey and Lawrence Hott.
We will be joined by Mary Tuchscherer, founder of VoiceFlame supporting women writers in Malawi, and author of Nda Ku Ona / I See You with My Heart an anthology of women's stories in Malawi, Africa and North America.
Film Showing: Love Free or Die
Wednesday, August 8th, PSR Campus, room TBD, 7:00-9:00pm
Free and open to the public
Love Free or Die is about a man whose two defining passions are in direct conflict: his love for God and for his partner Mark. Gene Robinson is the first openly gay person to become a bishop in the historic traditions of Christendom. His consecration in 2003, to which he wore a bullet-proof vest, caused an international stir, and he has lived with death threats every day since. Love Free or Die follows Robinson from small-town churches in the New Hampshire North Country to Washington's Lincoln Memorial to London's Lambeth Palace, as he calls for all to stand for equality – inspiring bishops, priests and ordinary folk to come out from the shadows and change history. Directed by Macky Alsto, and winner of the Special Jury Prize for documentary at Sundance 2012.
Weekly Receptions
Mondays, July 9 - August 7, Mudd Hall Lobby, 1:00pm
Free and open to all
Every Monday during Summer Session at 1:00 we invite Summer Session attendees
to gather together with PSR students, faculty, administrators, and
staff for fellowship, refreshments, and good conversation. If you've
never been to Summer Session before, you can take this chance to get
oriented; if you're a long-time Summer Session participant, come and
share your love of the school with new visitors!
Prospective Student Information Lunches
Wednesday, July 11th and Wednesday, July 25th, Bade Museum, Holbrook Hall, 1:15-2:30pm
Free, RSVP
Thinking about attending seminary or pursuing graduate studies in theological education? These lunches are for you. Meet Pacific School of Religion's admissions staff, current students and administrators. Learn more about PSR's programs of study and community life. RSVP to email@example.com or sign-up during the Summer Session Monday Mixers. Lunch is free. Be our guest!
Worship & Spiritual Life
PSR Chapel of the Great Commission, 1798 Scenic Avenue
Free and open to the public
Tuesday/Thursday Mornings, 8:30-8:55am
Morning Prayer (ecumenical and interfaith) is offered by PSR every Tuesday and Thursday during Summer Session from 8:30 a.m. to 8:55 a.m.
Wednesdays, 7:00pm
Taize Prayer (candlelight prayer and song) is offered every Wednesday at 7:00pm by New Spirit Community Church
Sundays, 11:00am
Service of Holy Communion (ecumenical) is offered Sunday mornings at 11:00am by New Spirit Community Church
Individual appointments for pastoral counseling are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays with the pastor of New Spirit Community Church, which is affiliated with the United Church of Christ, The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the Metropolitan Community Churches.
For information on services or for appointments contact Rev. Jim Mitulski (firstname.lastname@example.com) or look for him in the New Spirit cottage by the Scenic Ave. parking lot.
Contact Donnel Miller-Mutia (email@example.com, 510/849-8257) for referrals to other local pastors, or check out this list of local denominational resources.
Concert: Unveiling Our Future with Steve Seskin
Saturday August 4, 7:00pm at New Spirit Community Church
Steve Seskin is a successful songwriter who has written seven number one songs, including Grammy-nominated "Grown Men Don't Cry" and "Don't Laugh At Me," winner of NSAI Song of the Year and Music Row Magazine Song of the Year in 1999. "Don't Laught at Me" was recorded by Peter, Paul and Mary and became the impetus for the Operation Respect/Don't Laugh at Me project, a curriculum designed to teach tolerance in schools.
Tickets are $15-$25 or more, sliding scale. Benefit Concert for New Spirit Community Church at 1798 Scenic Ave Berkeley, CA 94709.
Art Exhibit: Shedding Light on the Layers of a Lamp: Creation, Production, and Symbolism at Tell en-Nasbeh
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, Holbrook Hall, 10:00am-3:00pm
Free and open to the public
Through Fall 2012, the Badè Museum at the GTU will host Shedding Light on the Layers of a Lamp: Creation, Production, and Symbolism at Tell en-Nasbeh. This show is the product of the joint venture between the Badè Museum and the Doug Adams Gallery, entitled Mining the Collection, in which the Badè Museum curators work with a resident artist at the Doug Adams Gallery to explore the Tell en-Nasbeh collection together, sharing a variety of ideas and concepts, and creating two exhibits that revolve around a shared interest in a particular aspect of the collection. The Doug Adams Gallery exhibit is entitled "Dimensions of Dark," featuring the work of Cathy Richardson.
"Archaeologists can learn a lot about the activity areas of an ancient site based on the specific findspots of lamps. Lamps offer incomparable insight into the varying levels of artistic skills and production in antiquity. Yet, at a deeper level, lamps also attest to the importance of cultural style and to the connection tangible objects can have with ideological and spiritual beliefs within a specific culture and social group...."
Visitors to the Badè can also enjoy the ongoing "Behind the Scenes" exhibit and the permanent display about the archaeology of Tell en-Nasbah.
Exhibition and Lecture: The Night Sky
Thursday, July 12, Doug Adams Gallery, Holbrook Hall, 6:00-8:00pm
Free and open to the public
Please join us for this interdisciplinary look at "The Night Sky", with references to celestial aspects of darkness and light. Three speakers will ponder "The Night Sky" through scientific, literary and visual lenses, against the backdrop of Cathy Richardson's "Dimensions of Dark" exhibition in the Doug Adams Gallery.
Catherine Richardson grew up near the Moors and Dales of Yorkshire England and attended Art College in London for her BFA. The natural world has always provided poetic intrigue for her, and she has used painting, sculptural installations and drawings as a platform to explore various ways of expressing the phenomenology of place. After graduating with an MFA from John F Kennedy's Arts and Consciousness program, Catherine was awarded the Sonoma County Emerging Artist Award and twice nominated for the prestigious Eureka Fellowship. She shows in galleries in the Bay Area and is represented by Hammerfiriar Gallery in Healdsburg California.
Devin Zuber is an assistant professor for American Studies, Literature and Swedenborgian Studies at the Pacific School of Religion and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. Dr. Zuber received his PhD at City University of New York, where he was awarded the alumni and faculty award for most distinguished dissertation for 2009-2010. Before coming to Berkeley, Devin was the in-residence Eccles fellow for American Studies at the British Library in London, and taught for three years as an assistant professor of American Studies at the University of Osnabrueck in northern Germany.
In 1999 Mr. Ben Burress joined the staff at the new Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, California as Project Coordinator for the Lockheed-Martin Solar-B Focal Plane Package Education/Public Outreach program. Mr. Burress has also developed and implemented a solar exhibit, designed and conducted astronomy classes for elementary and middle school students visiting Chabot, researched and produced interpretive materials for Chabot exhibits, kiosks, and displays, and developed online content, simulations, and interactives for the Chabot website. Burress earned a Bachelor's degree in Physics, with an Astronomy Minor, from Sonoma State University. He is currently an astronomer and content developer at Chabot Space & Science Center.
Art Exhibit: Earthen Spirit by Yisrael K. Feldsott
Thursday, June 28th through Friday, September 21st 2012 at the Flora Lamson Hewlett Library
An exhibit of works by Yisrael K. Feldsott, Earthen Spirit, will be on display in the Flora Lamson Hewlett Library from June 28 to September 21. From his studio in Bolinas, Feldsott creates works that represent his deep journey into spiritual life and healing. The opening reception followed by a conversation between the artist and art historian Peter Selz will take place on Thursday, June 28, from 5 to 6:30 pm in the library.
The exhibition is made possible by the Jane Dillenberger Fine Arts Endowment Fund.
For additional information about the artist, please visit his website and the Paul Mahder Gallery.
For more information about this exhibit, contact Caryl Woulfe at 510/649-2541.
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We reserve the right to change course descriptions, instructors, dates and hours of instruction, meeting places, and prices. In the event of a conflict between printed material and information on this Web site, the information on this Web site takes precedence. Courses that have been cancelled due to low enrollment may be absent from this list. Please contact the Summer Session Office for any questions regarding cancelled courses. Before registering please ensure that you have read the information included on the Registration and Logistics page, including information about refunds.


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What's crackin' SOV'ers!? Steven 'Rocks A Lot' Floisenberg here–Sad On Vacation's intern of the week and the world's number one rocker!
The bros totally let me post on their blog this week–which is supremely rockified my man! I'm gonna rock out all over this blog cuz I'm a naughty little nasty boy! Never Surrender!!!!
Being the weekly intern is the rockingest! Whoo! On my first rocking day here these guys clarified that they weren't paying me, but they said I was allowed to rock out all I wanted to around the office! Whoo!!! Then the next day, after I threw the rockingest of rockstivities where some rocking, but illegal things happened, we had to have a rockalicious sit-down meeting to clarify what they meant when they said I could 'rock out all I wanted to around the office'. Point taken boys–no sweat off my rock! Whooo!
Now I'd like to take this rockertunity to invite all you true-blue rockstars out there to my next soiree. The key word for this party is Mexico!!! Why? Because that's where my mom and Chet are going for the weekend which means the house is completely open for rocking (except for Chet's workout den)! Whoo! So, this Friday night bring your nasty naughty little self over and come rocksteady over at my mom's house. Go ahead and email firstname.lastname@example.com for the address and directions.
We're gonna live forevaaaa! Whoooo!
Rocka-the-Roll Baby!
What's crackin' SOV'ers!? Steven 'Rocks A Lot' Floisenberg here–Sad On Vacation's intern of the week and the world's number one rocker!
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Farm and Acreage Equipment Auction Auction
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Democrat c/w Chrome Hardware – Complete, Suitable For Rebuild.
Albany Cutter - Approx. 100 Yrs. Old - In Original Condition. Always Shedded, Very Rare
Old Horse Sleigh - Very Good Condition.
Meadow Brook 2-Whl. Carriage - Horse Size.
Custom Built 2-Whl. Cart - Horse Size.
2-Whl. Stud Cart.
Crossfield 2-Whl. Carriage w/ A Set of Steel Whls. & Brakes and A Set of Pneumatic Tires.
Pioneer Fore 2-Whl. Cart c/w Sleigh Runners, Bench Seat, Tractor Seat & Brakes.
Custom Built Wooden Miniature Cart.
Houghton 2-Whl. Miniature Show Cart c/w Covers, Excellent Condition.
Assortment of New Wheels, Shafts, Steps, Springs Fellows, Whipple Trees, & Much More.
ONE 5-Tie Stall Unit.
ONE All Steel 5-Tie Stall Unit w/ Each Stall 5 Ft. c/w Stainless Steel Water Bowl.
ONE 6-Stall Tie Stall 5 Ft. c/w Stainless Steel Water Bowls.
FIVE HiQual 10 Unit Box Stall Set-Up. Each Stall 10 Ft. x 10 Ft. c/w TWO Stalls w/ Rolling Gates. Please Note - To Be Offered As An Entirety Only.
ONE 5-Horse Tie Stall - Each Stall 5 Ft. Wide w/ Stainless Steel Water Bowls.
HiQual Three Unit Box Stall - Two 10 Ft. x 12 Ft. One 12 Ft. x 12 ft. Each w/ Rolling Gates & Tip Out Feeders. Stored Inside. To Be Offered As An Entirety Only.
Assorted Obstacle Course Barrels.
Assorted Wooden Jump Standards.
Numerous Plastic Pylons 4-High & Other Assorted Obstacle Units.
Equine Tread Mill.
1 – 120 Electric Fencer
1 – Solar Powered Fencer
Assorted Hay Feeders & Troughs.
Assorted Wooden Shelters Some On Skids.
Large Quantity Of Steel Panels & Gates - Various Sizes & Types.
Numerous Livestock Wind Breaks - Steel Pipe & Wood Construction - Skid Mounted Type.
Steel Horse Shelter Frame Less Wood Siding.
Numerous Waterers - Assorted Types & Sizes.
TWO Tornado Calf Shelters.
WW 14 Ft. Tandem Axle Stock Trailer.
Approx. NINE Styrofoam Glacier Props - Assorted Sizes, Some w/ Steel Reinforcements. Other imitation rock gateways.
Wooden Structure – Fort/Tower. To Be Dismantled by the Buyer
Light Horse Pairs Harness, Leather.
Patton Leather Blinkers - Show Quality Condition.
Single Driving Harness - Large Pony Size, Leather
Massey Ferguson Model 88 Tractor w/ PTO, Single Hyd. c/w Massey Ferguson FEL & General Purpose Bucket, 18.4x30 Tires.
FORD w/ HD-15 Backhoe & Ford Industrial FEL w/ 16.9x28 Rear Tires c/w THREE Buckets & Detached Cab.
Bale Fork.
Custom Built Game Fence Spooler.
Gehl Model 5625 4-Whl. Dr. Powered w/ Eng., Enclosed Cab, 4 Cyl. D. Eng. c/w Bucket. Showing Approx. 4523 hrs. PLEASE NOTE: Auctioneers Require Skid Steer For Load Out Purposes & Purchaser Can Take Possession On August 16th, 2012.
Other Skid Steer Attachments To Include Pallet Forks & Bale Forks.
Ford 350 One Ton Truck w/ 6 Cyl. Eng., 4 Spd. Trans., Wooden Box & Hyd. Hoist, 7.50x16" Duals.
Wheatheart High & Heavy Hitter Plus Series Trailer Mounted Hyd. Post Pounder w/ Honda 13 HP Gas Powered Eng., Hyd. Stabilizer Arm.
New Holland Model 268 Square Baler w/ 540 PTO Dr.
Champion PTO Dr. Roller Mill.
4-Whl. Rubber Tire Farm Wagon w/ Wooden Flat Deck.
Quantity Of Diamond Harrows.
Old Farm Hand FEL.
Farm Hand Bale Fork Attachment.
Custom Built Tandem Axle Heavy Duty Trailer w/ Custom Built Hyd. Ram & Enclosure To Squash Oil Cans, Barrels, Etc.
300 Gal. Heavy Duty Poly Water Tank - Trailer Mounted w/ PTO Dr. Pump & Hose.
6"x18 Ft. Grain Auger w/ Gas Eng.
4" Utility Auger
80 Gal. Slip Tank w/ 12 Volt Fuel Pump.
120 V Gas Powered Gen. Set, Single Phase
Make Unknown Adjustable Rear Blade.
3PTH PTO Dr. Post Hole Auger.
John Deere Snowblower w/ Single Auger & Hyd. Discharge Chute.
7 Ft. PTO Dr. Rotovator.
Frontier Model BB1065 Land Leveler - 6 Ft.
Sparks Innovations Model TR3 - Three In One Scarifier/Box Scraper/Grading Rake & Rail/Edge Blade.
King Kutter II PTO Dr. Rotovator - 5 Ft.
King Kutter PTO Rotary Bush Whacker.
Ford Hay Rake - PTO Dr.
12 Ft. x 20 Ft. Wood Frame, Skid Mounted Cabin w/ Metal Roof, Metal Siding, Industrial Metal Entry Door On Steel Skids, Insulated, Wired, Comes c/w Empire Wood Stove, Cupboards, 2 Rooms, Laminate Flooring, All Metal Walls & Ceiling.
Make Unknown Tandem Axle Heavy Duty Trailer - 28 Ft. 5th Wheel Type Trailer w/ Twin Heavy Duty Crank Down dollies, ST 235/85R16 Tires, Mounted Tool Box, GVW 11,790 kgs. S/N 2DAHC02783T002225.
2-Whl. Utility Trailer.
Small 4-Whl. Wagon.
John Deere Model 4200 MFWD Tractor w/ PTO, 3PTH, Cab, Hydro. Dr., Cab w/ Fan & Heater 14x17.5 Rear Tires /w John Deere 420 FEL w/ General Purpose Bucket & Grapple Fork Attach. One Owner. Showing Approx. 2,299 Hrs.
Gas Powered Wood Chipper.
Gas Powered Weed Edger.
4-Whl. Lawn & Garden Cart w/ Handle.
Gas Powered Ryan Rake.
McLeod's High Capacity Walk Behind Garden Rototiller w/ 3 HP B&S Gas Eng.
Assorted Hoes, Rakes, Spades and Other Lawn & Garden Tools.
Numerous Flower Pots.
Hedge Trimmers, Garden Hose, Garden Fencing, Step Ladders, Potato Forks, Garden Cultivators, Etc.
Tow Behind Grass Sweeper.
3 Ft. Land Roller.
TWO Toro Front Mount Riding Landscape Mowers - ONE w/ 8 HP Kohler Magnum Series Gas Eng. ONE w/ No Eng.
Belt Drive 5 Ft. Sidewalk Sweeper.
Small Harrow Unit.
Assorted Decorations, Statutes, Furnishings, Benches, Etc.
2000 Bombardier Model 500 4WD Traxter Series. Showing Approx. 217 Hrs. One Owner. Shedded.
Honda Big Red 3-Wheeler - FOR PARTS ONLY.
Delta Floor Model 16 ½" Drill Press.
Trade Master Vertical Metal Cutting Band Saw.
Craftsman 10" Heavy Duty Radial Arm Saw.
Rockwell Jointer/Planer.
Black & Decker 150 Amp Battery Charger/Booster.
Quantity Of Hyd. Floor Jacks.
Gas Powered Pressure Washer Unit.
Bench Model 5 Spd. Drill Press.
Large Record Bench Vise.
Leg Vise.
Lincoln 225 Amp AC Welder.
Mechanics Rolling Tool Box.
Assorted Combination Wrench Sets.
Pipe Wrench Sets.
Pipe Threading Units.
Levels, Saws, Bolt Cutters, Grease Guns, Adjustable Wrenches, Screw Drivers.
Assorted Wood Working Accessories Including Wood Clamps, Etc.
Assorted Air & Elec. Tools To Include Angle Grinders, Elec. Drills, Skill Saws, Etc.
Quantity Of Nuts, Bolts, Parts, Washers, Pins, Bushings, Bearings.
Steel Bolt Bins.
Quantity Of Shovels, Forks, Brooms, Jackalls, Logging Chains, Ropes, Slow Moving Signs.
Quantity Of Paints, Fluids, Cleaners, Oils, Lubricants, Etc.
Some New & Used Tires.
Rolling Stands.
Building Movers.
Moving Jacks.
Assorted Gas Pails.
Welding Supplies & Accessories.
4 Ft. Manual Test Brake.
Assorted Antiques & Collectibles To Include - Old License Plates, Roping Can, Milking Stool, Barn Lanterns, Etc.
Wooden Soda Crates
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Fit Foodie: Food for Fuel
Step away from your venti mocha latte. Rebecca Scritchfield has tips for foods that can give you a natural boost.
"Calories are energy," she says. "Everyone thinks they're being health-conscious by cutting calories, but what they should be thinking is: Low calories means low energy."
Scritchfield says everybody requires a certain amount of calories everyday for their brains to function properly and for their muscles to work well during exercise. A person's ideal calorie number depends on his or her gender, age, height, weight, and activity level. If you want to know how many calories you should be consuming in a day, online calories calculators, such as this one from the Mayo Clinic, will do the math for you.
If you struggle with feeling sluggish, it might be that you're not getting enough calories or that you're getting them in the wrong kinds of foods. "The key is to find foods that balance good nutrition and calories," says Scritchfield. "While someone might drink a soda for quick energy, there's nothing else in it to nourish you, so you lose that energy pretty quickly." It's better to have a cup of yogurt with fruit and granola: The sugar will give you the quick energy boost you're looking for, while the protein will provide sustained energy that will last for hours. The difference, says Scritchfield, is the quality of the calories.
There's also a timing issue: "If you're reaching for coffee or a soda in the afternoon, you should think: Do I really need caffeine or food?" says Scritchfield. She advises clients to avoid caloric backloading—getting the majority of the day's calories at the end of the day. Instead, you should spread them out so that by mid-afternoon, you've already consumed half of your day's calories. By taking in calories at a more even pace, you'll keep your energy level high throughout the day and your metabolism working hard to burn fat—a win-win.
Another energy robber might be a too-low B-vitamin intake. B vitamins—actually a group of eight vitamins, including thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pyridoxine, folic acid, cyanocobalamin, pantothenic acid, and biotin—are key ingredients in the body's food-to-energy process. Without them, the body can't start the chemical reaction needed to transfer energy from food to your body.
Rather than opting for supplements—Scritchfield only recommends them when there's a medical need—you should eat foods that are high in B vitamins. Combine them with foods that balance calories and nutrients, and you've got a recipe for energy.
Here are some of Scritchfield's favorite energy-boosting combos:
• A smoothie made with a banana, a cup of Greek yogurt, and 2 tablespoons of chia seeds. The seeds are high in omega-3 fatty acids, an essential fat our bodies need but don't make themselves; the banana has carbs, potassium, and B vitamins; and the yogurt has protein. "This would be a great high-energy breakfast," says Scritchfield.
• Spinach-and-quinoa salad with a vinaigrette. Pack this salad for an energy-boosting lunch. Quinoa is a grain that's a complete protein, meaning it has all the proteins your body needs in just one serving. It also has important minerals and fiber. Spinach has good-for-you calories, plus four B vitamins and a host of other nutrients. Choose (or make) an olive-oil-based vinaigrette for a punch of omega 3. Of the store-bought brands, Scritchfield likes the Newman's Own line of dressings.
• Edamame with tuna and whole-wheat crackers. Here's an interesting twist on snack time: A few handfuls of these lightly-salted soybeans gives you the crunch of potato chips but none of the thigh-sticking fat. The edamame is packed with protein, carbs, omega 3s, and B vitamins. Scritchfield likes to buy them frozen, and then let them thaw in a portable container for an afternoon snack. She'll pair them with some tuna (mixed with olive oil and lemon juice) atop fiber-and-protein-rich whole-grain crackers.
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Very nice :)
Fight a massive deep space war and participate in the destruction of capital ships in this innovative blend of FPS and space combat. Bomb important systems, escort a squad of marines to cause damage from the inside. Watch as railguns fire projectiles the size of buses at the enemy hull. Fight with many futuristic weapons including a flamethrower and remote controlled SMG.
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Eternal Silence made the nomination phase and is now among the top 100 mods on www.moddb.com. Now the actual voting begins. We think Eternal Silence IS the mod of the year and I'll give a few arguments as to why you should put one of your three votes on us:
You can vote for us by clicking the MOTY icon below, going to the Half-Life 2 tab and clicking the 'VOTE' sign for Eternal Silence.
Development is picking up pace again and I'll here unveil some of what we've currently got going:
Termi/Michael Z is working on some visual updates to the game, like adding shiny buttons to the laptop. Check it out! Notice the new UTF hand visuals too:
In our coding section, the keyboards are red-hot from fast and furious typing! Juzz is implementing some new toys for the mappers and making some balance tweaks to the gameplay.
K^2 is working on A.I. for the upcoming releases. We all know his inventions will inevitably doom the human race to robot enslavement, but until then, we'll have some kick-ass ES bots to take our aggressions out on.
Marc, our veteran Sound Technician, is modifying the raw audio material for the upcoming tutorial. Yes that's right, we've already recorded the dialogue!
And finally, Orange and Surround has been working on some concepts for the new HUD additions and models. We'll be waving them all over the place when they're ready!
Finally, I'd like to underline that we're still looking for new talent. More specifically, we're in need of:
- Beta Testers(6 spots remaining)
- 2D Artists
- Modelers
For more info, see this thread: Eternal-silence.net
Very nice :)
It's the little things, the itty bitty things, that count & omg, what ? Bots ? Crap's gonna so much own us hard in spacebattles. *scared shitless*
It's real tragedy that this mod has no players. But the problem is belong to the game, of course. Yet detailed first-person-view of flights is the biggest problem. It makes player's eye being boring. I know that you devs are working on it, but I think that you should put it in ASAP. Then I believe you will get more populations.
totaly agreed!
Classic319 You're talking about cockpits?
I don't think our player shortage is due to lack of eye candy. Our analysis puts the blame on the very steep learning curve, which our tutorial should smoothe out.
Ohh! Shinny! Must press! Seriously, a nice improvement. Makes them pop out at you without being a distraction.
I love shiny buttons, man! Shiny buttons are the BEST!
o_O shiny.
AND I have voted now :D
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There are few places in the world with more luxury and amenities than Dubai, a city of ultramodern skyscrapers surrounded by miles and miles of undulating desert landscapes. Friendly Planet Travel is now making this exotic city more affordable with five packages that feature Dubai and four exotic hot spots starting at $2,199.
"We've customized an array of Dubai tours to cater to the interests and budgets of any traveler who has a taste for the exotic and wants to experience true luxury without paying a fortune for the pleasure," says Peggy Goldman, President of Friendly Planet Travel.
Friendly Planet's six-day Dazzling Dubai tour starts at $2,199 and includes round-trip airfare on Emirates. It also includes deluxe hotel accommodations at the five-star Fairmont Dubai; a daily buffet breakfast; touring programs; a professional, English-speaking tour director; and more.
In Dubai, travelers have the chance to experience the luxury that defines this city. Explore the picturesque Dubai Creek that divides the city into two parts, the Bastakiya district with charming courtyard houses and narrow alleys, and the Dubai Museum, where life-size dioramas offer a fascinating view of life in Dubai before the discovery of oil. A highlight of the Dubai program is an included visit to the fabulous Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. Travelers also have the chance to experience one of Dubai's most reliable and inexpensive forms of transportation, an Abra water taxi.
During several days in the city, travelers can, on their own or on optional tours, enjoy more of what Dubai has to offer, including the Mall of the Emirates, complete with indoor ski slopes, exquisite cuisine, and more; a Dinner cruise on Dubai Creek; and a desert safari tour complete with a BBQ dinner and belly-dancing entertainment.
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Dazzling Dubai and Bangkok: Travelers spend the first half of their trip in Dubai before departing for Thailand. In Bangkok, travelers tour Asia's most popular city, with 24-hour-a-day bustle, incredible shopping, phenomenal cuisine, sky trains, and amazing nightlife, all amid an ancient, fascinating culture, exotic architecture, temples, canals, and markets. This nine-day tour starts at $2,339.
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Still Living the Dream - and Explaining It
A TC gathering affirms that psychoanalysis is alive and relevant in the age of Nikeism Published: 2/24/2014
Homeless to Harvard to TC
Liz Murray talks to abc.com about her journey from homelessness to Harvard to TC this fall to study in the Psychology and Spirituality program and work with homeless teens. Published: 10/14/2013
Academic Festival 2013: The Sessions
Faculty, alumni and students tackle a range of issues, from mobile technology to group therapy for people living in the aftermath of disaster Published: 4/23/2013
Psychology Without Borders: Providing Hope and Healing in the Face of Adversity
Academic Festival Session 2013 Published: 4/22/2013
Suniya Luthar: Keep Teens Busy But Ease Performance Pressure
It's not the jam-packed schedules stressing teens out -- in fact, extra-curricular activities help blow off steam -- but highly competitive behavior should be discouraged, Luthar told the Toronto Globe and Mail. Published: 2/7/2013
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In an interview, Bonanno, a Professor of Clnical Psychology, said symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder are likely to mount as people dig out of the disaster. Published: 11/7/2012
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Miller was among a group of honorees that included Hervé Ladsous , the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations; BangladeshiAmbassador Anwarul Chowdhury, Former UN Under Secretary General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries, and Small Island Developing Countries; Lhatu Wangchuk,, Ambassador from the Republic of Bhutan, who developed and spearheaded within the UN a new system of assessing nations' happiness as well as economic indicators; Kevin Parker, a member of the New York State Senate; and Queen Mother Dr. Delois N. Blakely, who holds the title of Community Mayor of Harlem.
Miller, who is the editor of The Oxford Handbook of Psychology and Spirituality, was recognized for 15 years of courageous and persistent scholarship that have helped prompt the American Psychological Association to recognize spirituality as a focus of psychology.
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War Hawk makes its debut at McMurry University
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Since McMurry University settled on a new mascot in March, students and faculty had to know it was only a matter of time before they saw a costumed War Hawk roaming the campus.
Still, those in attendance of the school's opening chapel service Tuesday afternoon looked shocked at the first public sighting of the university's new mascot.
"Only about 10 people know what's about to happen," said mascot marketing intern Alex Crisman moments before the surprise visit to the campus.
Crisman worked all summer with fellow intern Alaisha Guerra to prepare the campus for the new mascot. From purchasing the costume to finding a student to play the part, Guerra and Crisman had their hands full in bringing a new identity to the university.
Everything they worked on all summer led up to the unveiling ceremony Tuesday, Guerra said.
The mascot prepared for the first War Hawk sighting at the McMurry Fire Station, formerly Fire Station 3, on South 19th Street near the campus. A firetruck delivered the costumed hawk to a surprised student body during the first chapel service of the semester.
The university went four years without a mascot after pressure from the NCAA forced the university to drop the name "Indians." "McMurry Nation" and "Mighty Maroon" were a couple of names that emerged before "War Hawk" won out.
Coincidentally, the campus already was home to the "Sacred Wind" statue — a sculpture donated to the university in 2000 by artist and 1968 McMurry graduate Terry Gilbreth — that depicts the traditional Indian mascot with a hawk resting on his shoulder.
Because of its commemoration of the traditional Indian mascot and recognition of the new mascot, the university hosted a rededication of the statue Tuesday.
A new plaque was revealed at the rededication, reminding those in attendance of the connection between the old and new mascots.
"Through the visual representation of the Indian and the hawk, 'Sacred Wind' embodies the past and is a true testament to our shared heritage and vision for the future," the plaque reads.
The next step in integrating the War Hawk into university life, Guerra said, is giving it a name. Students, faculty and alumni are welcome to fill out a suggestion ballot for naming the mascot by visiting the Campus Center beginning at 11:30 a.m. today. Voting will continue for two weeks.
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Oklahoma City University School of Law's new downtown location will place students squarely in the middle of the work environment they can expect to enter when they graduate, the school's dean said Wednesday.
Oklahoma City University School of Law holds open house for new downtown location
The law school highlighted the new location at an open house Wednesday. Dean Valerie Couch said students will benefit from the school's proximity to downtown law firms, corporate offices and the state Capitol.
Those centers are the same locations OCU students can expect to work when they graduate, Couch said.
"This location puts us in the heart of the action in downtown Oklahoma City," she said.
OCU's Board of Trustees approved a proposal in October to move the university's law school to the old Central High School building near the corner of NW 8 and Hudson Street in downtown Oklahoma City. School officials hope to open the new location by the fall 2014 semester.
The 103-year-old building was designed by architect Andrew Solomon Layton, who also designed the Skirvin Hotel and the state Capitol. Layton also designed a number of buildings on OCU's main campus.
OCU officials won a bidding war for the building last year with Oklahoma City Public Schools, which hoped to use the building for its administrative offices. The school district sold the building to Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. nearly 30 years ago. Although the university didn't disclose the purchase price for the building, OCU officials estimated the total cost to buy, renovate and furnish the building would be between $20 million and $22 million.
The university launched a capital campaign to pay for the cost of moving the law school. During Wednesday's open house, Oklahoma House Speaker T.W. Shannon, R-Lawton, told those in attendance the university had identified all the funds it needed to complete the project.
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BIRN — Continuing his testimony at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, Momir Nikolic, former Serb officer with the Republika Srpska Army, VRS, says that, two days after the fall of Srebrenica, July 13, 1995, it was known that the captured Bosniak men would be "killed", adding that it happened that way.
Nikolic, former Security Officer with the Bratunac Brigade of VRS, said that Colonel Ljubisa Beara, Security Officer of the VRS Main Headquarters, told him on that day that all the Bosniaks would be killed. He said that VRS Commander Ratko Mladic had previously indicated the existence of such an intention.
"What I know is that all men, who had been separated from women and children in Potocari, as well as those who had surrendered on the road between Bratunac and Konjevic polje, were transferred to Bratunac on July 13 and then, on the following day, to Zvornik municipality, where they were executed," Nikolic said.
He expressed his regrets for having participated in the "horrible crime" and conveyed his apology to the victims' families. In 2003 Nikolic admitted guilt, before The Hague Tribunal, for persecuting Bosniaks from Srebrenica. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He is serving his sentence in Finland.
Karadzic, former President of Republika Srpska and supreme Commander of VRS, is charged with genocide against 8.000 Bosniak men and the persecution of thousands of women and children from Srebrenica. Besides that, The Hague Prosecution charges Karadzic with the persecution of Bosniaks and Croats throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, terror against civilians in Sarajevo and taking members of the UN's peace mission hostage.
In 2010, The Hague Tribunal passed down a first instance verdict, sentencing Ljubisa Beara to life imprisonment for genocide in Srebrenica. Mladic is awaiting his trial before The Hague Tribunal for genocide and other crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina to begin.
During his testimony Nikolic said that, while Bosniaks were coming from the nearby forests and surrendering to the VRS in the vicinity of Konjevic polje on July 13, 1995, Mladic indicated to him that the captives would be killed.
"Mladic spoke to Muslim prisoners. He told them not to worry. He said that everything would be OK and that they would be transferred to a desired destination. When he moved towards his car, I followed him. I asked him what would happen to the captives. He did not say anything, but he just looked at me and made a gesture with his hand," Nikolic said, moving his hand from left to right, with his fingers extended and hand palm facing down, while showing the gesture to the judges.
Nikolic said that, while he was in Bratunac in the evening on that same day, he met Ljubisa Beara, who told him what was going to happen to the prisoners.
"Beara ordered me to go to the Zvornik Brigade Command, tell them that prisoners would come and that they should get the buildings ready for them. I think that Beara said that they would be killed," Nikolic said.
When he returned to Bratunac at around midnight on July 13, 1995, Nikolic said that he saw thousands of Bosniak prisoners and attended a meeting at which Beara and Miroslav Deronjic, Karadzic's commissioner for Srebrenica, "quarreled" as they could not agree whether the prisoners would be killed in Bratunac or Zvornik.
"They said openly that the prisoners would be killed. They were just not sure whether it would happen in Bratunac or Zvornik. Deronjic insisted on having received instructions from Karadzic, saying that the prisoners should be sent to Zvornik. He said that he did not want the murders to be committed in Bratunac," Nikolic said.
In 2003 Deronjic admitted guilt, before The Hague Tribunal, for crimes against Bosniaks in Glogova village in 1992. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison. He died in 2007, while serving his sentence in Sweden.
During the course of his testimony Nikolic expressed his regrets for having participated in "the horrible crime" in Srebrenica.
"I feel particularly responsible, because I was a school teacher to many of the killed men and I had no way or power to help them. I wish to apologise again to all the families and victims. I am sorry for having been there and executed the orders, thus contributing to the commission of the crime. I feel sorry for not fleeing from that place, when it became clear that the crime was going to happen," Nikolic said.
Indictee Karadzic began cross-examining the witness today. The cross-examination is due to be continued on Wednesday, February 15.


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New Gourmet Catering, Deli and Butcher Shop Seeks to Fill Untapped Niche
By Alexis Abel
Gourmet food is in the blood of Kevin Mandigo and his wife, Shalla Powell-Mandigo, and they're bringing their wealth of culinary experience and knowledge to Lincoln via Greta's Gourmet Butcher Shop, Deli and Catering, a gourmet food store and catering business that opened on Tuesday.
Mandigo is the son of University of Nebraska meat scientist Dr. Robert Mandigo, who was recently inducted into the Meat Industry Hall of Fame for his contribution to the research that led to McDonald's McRib sandwich.
Coming from such meat royalty, it's no surprise that the Mandigos would choose to open a butcher shop in Lincoln. Greta's Gourmet, located at 5660 S. 48th St. and named after their 3-year-old daughter, offers Lincolnites a variety of services and products previously unseen.
Greta's offers a full-service butcher shop that brings in fresh primal cuts of meat each week, including certified Angus beef, fresh poultry, pork and seafood. All meat is cut and seasoned in-house. If you desire a cut or seasoning that can't be found on the shelf at Greta's, Mandigo and his team of professionals will be more than happy to cut and season your meat according to your deepest desires.
Greta's makes a variety of original recipe charcuterie, sausage and jerky. On a recent visit, they had four types of smoked sausage, including John's andouille, whiskey-fennel, Polish and traditional sausage, as well as a variety of fresh pork and chicken sausages, including Asiago-spinach, sun-dried tomato basil, green onion-feta and of course, bratwurst. The jerkies were firm and moist and flavored with a range of spices, including fajita and teriyaki.
In addition to meat, Greta's offers fresh, never-frozen seafood. Always on hand is fresh, wild-caught Atlantic salmon and tiger shrimp. Mandigo plans to offer fresh fish as well, rotating between popular choices such as tilapia, halibut, cod and others.
But if you're not a home cook, Greta's also offers prepared, take-away foods for both single diners, up to large groups. In their fresh case, Greta's offers two or three prepared entrees everyday, like meatloaf and tomato-braised beef brisket with roasted red potatoes. The store also offers a variety of made-to-order sandwiches, including a brie grilled cheese, a house vegetarian black bean soup, and a rotating hot, prepared entrée for dinner.
"We want to make this your one-stop shop for lunch and dinner," Mandigo said.
All foods are original recipes by Powell-Mandigo, who is a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef and former personal chef. In addition to their storefront, the Mandigos offer full catering services for groups from two to 500. They specialize in sit-down dinner parties, where they plan the menus, do all the shopping, prep and cooking, and serve the food in their clients' homes.
"We can do a hot breakfast, lunch or dinner," Mandigo said. "Everything is chef-created and customized for each of our customers."
One of their most popular items, offered on both their catering menu and in-store for purchase, is the bacon-wrapped crab: lump crab meat cakes wrapped in bacon.
Greta's is the only local store that sells gourmet Christopher Elbow chocolates. Originally from Lincoln, Christopher Elbow designs artisanal chocolates with flavors of rosemary, chile, lime, cognac, mango and more. Greta's sells both boxes of his chocolates as well as his bars, including his No. 6 Dark Rocks chocolate bar, a bar combining popping candy with 61 percent dark chocolate, which was rated first of 10 chocolate bars by Food and Wine magazine in 2009. Greta's will sell a special 21-piece chocolate assortment with a recordable, customizable message for Valentine's Day.
Mandigo hopes that Greta's can fill an untapped niche in Lincoln's culinary market, catering to both home cooks and gourmets alike.
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i have genital herpes.
my boyfriend has it too. but when he went and got tested the day i found out i had it, they found a herpes bump in his mouth but told him he only has genital herpes not oral. and that genital herpes and cause cold sores and other symptoms in your mouth as welll.
does this mean he has oral herpes too???
im always having outbreaks .. hes never had any outbreak on his genitals. hes never had any cold sores or anything. but i always get cols sores bad since i was real little because my lips are always badly chapped and cracked.
but my cold sores dont blister or crust or have any liquid in them.
im confused on all this herpes stuff and im trying to learn.View Thread
i have herpes as well. its very unpleasent news and it is heartbreaking. the most advice i could give you is to educate yourself on herpes. when i found out i had it two months ago i never wanted tp be around another guy again and im only 17 and i was just like you so careful and i constantly got checked every three months for stds. only thing that really helped me is reading everything about herpes and talking to other people about it that had it as well.
i can say she could of had t for years now and never would have known it, no symptoms, nothing. i hope she hasnt lied to you about this and isnt and is being honest.
its a horrible feeling to have and i do wish the best for you and to keep your head up.
i am very sorry and it breaks my heart to hear this.
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my boyfriend had genital herpes too. we both been check for any other stds and came back negative.
i just want to no what risks are there for me to get oral herpes when me and him both have it genitally.
i freak out and stress myself alot about getting oral herpes because only him and my mom no about it and my family does eat,drink and smoke after me. and i really dont want to get it in my mouth either because it would extremely upset me to give it to anyone in my family. and thats what im constantly stressing about.View Thread
thats cool:) sounds like you guys both really like eachother.
good luck with the talk! hope it goes really good.View Thread
him having unprotected sex with the girl that gave it too him is no risk. if they both have it genitally theres no more of a risk beside pregnancy which i hope shes on birth control. the only thing that he should be careful for is when he or she has an outbreak, or lesions. and if they have sex or anytime of sexual activity and touch the lesion or where the outbreak is,too wash there hands asap so they dont touch another part of there body and spread the virus especially to thinner skin areas like your eye or mouth area.
you should encourage him to at least educate himself on herpes.
his lymph nodes will get swollen or hurt, its because of the virus.
if he has it genitally, he needs to take medication for the virus(im sure the doctor gave him some??) and if he has another sex partner who doesnt have the virus to wear condoms!
he really needs to learn about this because there is alot to it and he needs to no what he can and cannot do.
at least tell him to consider talking to other people with herpes, and learning more about this.
im always here if he wants to talk, and there are tons of other people on here that will respond to himView Thread
when you guys have the talk ask her if she has gotten tested and if not she should just so she knows.
if she feels the same way as you feel towards her i dont think shed fell disappointed with you at all. i do hope she understands everything and if so she can educate herself on the hsv virus too, too understand it better.
im knida in the same boat as you. i just found out i have hsv2 in april or march but i guess ive been caring it for a couple of yrs now. it doesnt bother me that i have it, only thing that made it suck alot is because im only 17 an will be 18 next month. and im still pretty young haha. but oh well its life right?
no problem about responding, i enjoy getting on here and talking to others about this, and when it comes to talking about it too some one your with or want to be with. just to wish luck on everyone
wish you the best of luck!!!!View Thread
i mean just cause you have it doesnt mean you still cant do anything..
do you have it genitally or orally?View Thread
i told him everything i new about the virus and he new how i felt towards him, and that i educate myself alot about it, and what the risks are and what i can and cannot do.
he was very understanding but he never let it get the way of how he felt towards me.
i hope she understands and everything turns out for the best of you:)
it doesnt change who you are or make you anyless of a person and i hope she sees that about you.
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I've gotta say that I like how Greg Garcia and company did this. They didn't monopolize the forum, but they just used it once to coincide with a show where they were giving the website a shout-out.
It gets even better. It seems that some of the poster on TWoP emailed Joy *using WhoJackie's email account and she emailed back. Some of her replies referenced things that happened in recents episodes. Now it appears that "Joy" is posting stuff on ebay.
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I remember the fist season when Randy held up the sign that said "HD is cool" and you could only see it if you where watching in HD (of if you bit torrent it). I like how the creators do fun stuff like this. It make the show feel more like its in 2007, and not stuck in the 70's.January 23 2007 at 11:22 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
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Mental Health Therapist with over 8 years of experience treating 5 – 16 years olds across a range of debilitating mental illnesses, providing thorough round the clock care when needed. Possesses a BLS and bilingual English and Spanish
FARENHEIT FOUNDATION Boston, MA
Mental Health Therapist September 1998 – Present
- Assists the interdisciplinary staff to insure that optimal patient care is delivered within established nursing standards
- Provides clinical assessments to determine eligibility and appropriateness of admissions to all level of care
- Manage the availability of bed space and scheduling assessments/admissions to support the availability
DRIGGLE DINT SERVICES Boston, MA
Psychologist Assistant September 1998 – Present
- Provide psychological assessments, quality assurance reviews as required
- Serve as a consultant to the multidisciplinary teams
- Review assessments, case presentations, and quantitative chart reviews
COWELL UNIVERSITY Chicago, IL
Bachelor of Science in Psychology & Health Care, June 1995
- Graduated Cum Laude
- President of Good Samaritans Phone Line – Managed 8 part time volunteers with 40+ calls per week
- Organized charity event for Amnesty International
- Fingerprinted and cleared by the Office of Mental Health (OMH)
- Bilingual Spanish and English
- Current BLS from the American Heart Association
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This is a person who provides professional counseling advice to various individuals that are undergoing physical and emotional distress. They assist these individuals to become more independent and dependable by learning how to take more responsibility for their own lives and to better handle stressful situations. They may operate either in the public or private sectors, and this sample below has been written accordingly to be applicable to both sectors.
2254 South Elm Street, Las Vegas, NV 66743
(453) 441-6567
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Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor April 2006 – Present
- Identify various vocational problems of clients and liaise with other referral and counseling agencies.
- Assist and train clients on how to create proper resumes and CV's, good grooming and office etiquette, job interview procedure, career planning and management and so on.
- Manage the training of various counselors and match them with specific clients.
- Manage and monitor the free drug and STD testing program that was initiated by our organization in collaboration with the City of Las Vegas.
POLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Des Moines, IA
Counselor July 2004 – March 2006
- Evaluated the work skills of individuals with a difficult past such as ex-convicts and assisted them in getting work with the department's vast network.
- Planned and arranged for applicants to receive special vocational studies at community colleges along with on the job training.
- Monitored and answered a hotline where suicidal and other troubled individuals could call in to receive assistance.
SMITH COLLEGE Philadelphia, PA
Advanced Diploma in Counseling Psychology, June 2004
- Graduated with distinction
- Captain of debating team
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY Hampstead, NY
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology, June 2003
- Graduated Magna Cum Laude
- President of graduating class
- Computer literate with proficiency in Microsoft World, Microsoft Excel and Power point.
- Ability to help the clients in identifying vocational problems and find work more easily through counseling.
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The following is a sample resume for a health counselor. Similar to the above two samples this specific resume sets itself apart with unique skills such as knowledge of insurance regulations and medical equipment.
This resume example for a health counselor may be carefully altered to fit in with the needs and requirements of applicants such as yourself seeking to land a position as a health counselor.
3376 South Main Street, Houston, TX 44658
(817) 665-3321
Health Counselor with over 5years of experience in actively guiding others to healthier and longer living and in promoting general overall physical and spiritual wellness. Possesses a proven knack for diagnosing health issues that are health related and bringing prompt relief to them.
CEDARS HOSPITAL Houston, TX
Health Counselor December 2010 – Present
- Counsel clients and patients, individually and in group sessions, to assist in overcoming dependencies, adjusting to life, and making positive changes.
- Follow-up with client families and other specialists to ensure ongoing care for the clients after our sessions.
- Guide clients in the development of skills and strategies for dealing with their problems effectively.
- Arrange admission to rehab centers for clients requiring longer care and management of their problems.
- Provide advice for healthier promotion of marriage and familial relationships.
CAMDEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Camden, NJ
Trainee Health Counselor August 2007 – November 2010
- Provided bereavement counseling for clients who had lost a loved one in the hospital.
- Provided counseling services as a correctional case worker to aid in the full rehabilitation of local prisoners and to prevent their recidivism upon release.
- Acted as a client advocate to coordinate required services or to resolve emergency problems in crisis situations.
- Created and maintained confidential employee health records.
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COLGATE UNIVERSITY Memphis, TN
Master of Science Degree in Psychology, June 2007
- Graduated Cum Laude
- President of Graduating Class
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Oklahoma City, OK
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, June 2005
- Graduated Magna Cum Laude
- Captain of baseball team
- Comprehensive knowledge of insurance regulations, processes and guidelines.
- Extensive knowledge of medical billing, health claims and processing insurance claims.
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The Short Goodbye.
After six amazing years of shining a light on the finest British filmmaking talent, we're sorry to say the credits have rolled for the Virgin Media Shorts competition for the last time.
On behalf of everyone who's worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make the competition possible, we want to thank all of the film makers and supporters who've helped to grow Virgin Media Shorts into the UK's biggest short film competition.
As the curtains close, we'd like to take a moment to reflect on the great stuff we've achieved together. Over six years, we've watched 6,059 short film entries and received over 80,000 votes for them. We've also been lucky enough to work with some of the biggest names in Hollywood for our judging panels – including Kevin Spacey, Shane Meadows, John Hurt, Julie Walters, Thandie Newton, Gemma Arterton, Mike Newell, Mat Whitecross and James King.
A special thanks goes to all of our winners, who've gone from strength to strength and turned plenty of industry heads in the process.
Our first ever Grand Prize winners, Phil and Olly, are now established filmmakers – working on commercials and music videos all over the globe. Our 2009 Grand Prize winner Luke Snellin, whose short Mixtape was nominated for a BAFTA, is now a regular on the film festival scene as well as recently directing episodes for the critically acclaimed TV show My Mad Fat Diary. Oscar Sharp, who clinched a BIFA nomination for Sign Language, his winning film in 2010, has recently completed the film made with his prize money. The Kármán Line, starring Olivia Colman and Sean Dooley, is destined for success. 2011 winner Jason Wingard, director of the sci-fi thriller 2:20, has with BFI backing completed his latest short Going To Mecca, starring Britain's Got Talent superstar Jack Carroll. Our 2012 winner Jennifer Sheridan has completed her follow-up to the adorable Rocket with the brilliant Acoustic Kitty. Jennifer made this short with her prize money and has her sights set on all the key festivals this year. And finally, last year's winner Nimer Rashed is currently working with the BFI to finalise his script for the film he wants to make with his prize money.
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- Mental Health
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- Family Demography
- Health Disparities
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- Race, Class, and Gender
Dawne Marie Mouzon is an Assistant Professor at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University. Dr. Mouzon primarily investigates race differences in physical and mental health status. She currently has two strands of research. In one project, she uses data from the National Midlife Development in the U.S. to examine how race and gender jointly moderate the association between marital status and mental health. This project extends past research assuming that marriage is universally salubrious for mental health. Another project (an extension of her dissertation research) uses data from the National Survey of American Life to explore causal mechanisms to explain the race paradox in mental health. She specifically focuses on whether the quantity and quality of four different social relationships (families, friends, fictive kin, and church members) can explain the unexpected finding that African Americans have better mental health outcomes than Whites. She spent 10 summers teaching Project L/EARN, an undergraduate research training program in health and mental health services research for underrepresented students at the Institute for Health, Health Care Policy, and Aging Research at Rutgers University.
Undergraduate Courses
- Epidemiology
- Health Disparities
- Mental Health and Society
Graduate Courses
- Methods of Planning Analysis I
- Mental Health Policy
- Advanced Topics in Health Disparities
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- 2014 Mouzon, Dawne M. Forthcoming, June 2014. "Blacks Don't Value Marriage as Much as Other Groups': The Legacy of Inequality in Black Family Patterns." In: McClure, Stephanie M. and Cherise A. Harris (Eds.): Hoodies, Model Minorities, and "Real" Americans: Second Thoughts on Race in the United States. Sage Publications.
- 2014 Smith, Dena T. and Dawne M. Mouzon. Forthcoming, March 2014. "Men's Mental Health." In: Cockerham, William C. (Ed.): Blackwell Encyclopedia of Health, Illness, Behavior, and Society. Wiley-Blackwell: Oxford, UK.
- 2013 Rosenfield, Sarah and Dawne M. Mouzon. 2013. "Gender and Mental Health," in Carol S. Aneshensel and Jo C. Phelan. Pp. 277- 296 in Handbook of the Sociology of Mental Health. 2nd edition. New York: Springer. [Cited by 107]
Articles in Refereed Journals
- 2014 Mouzon, Dawne M. 2014. "Relationships of Choice: Can Friendships or Fictive Kin Explain the Race Paradox in Mental Health?" Social Science Research, 44:32-43.
- 2013 Mouzon, Dawne M. 2013. "Can Family Relationships Explain the Race Paradox in Mental Health?" Journal of Marriage and Family 75, 470-485.
- 2011 Springer, Kristen W. and Dawne M. Mouzon. 2011. "'Macho Men' and Preventive Healthcare: Implications for Older Men in Different Social Classes." Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 52(2):212-227. [Cited by 21] *This paper has received extensive national and international media coverage including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, ABC News, LA Times, MSNBC, Toronto Star, Times of India, USA Today,
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- 2014 Mouzon, Dawne. 2013. "Why Has Marriage Declined Among Black Americans?" Prepared for Scholars Strategy Network. Online at: http://www.scholarsstrategynetwork.org/sites/default/files/ssn_key_findings_mouzon_on_black_marriage_decline1.pdf
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