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Posted: 02/24/2010 - Dirk Nowitzki scored 31 points, Jason Terry added 30 and the short-handed Dallas Mavericks won their fifth straight game, beating the Los Angeles Lakers 101-96 on Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/24/2010 - Dirk Nowitzki scored 31 points, Jason Terry added 30 and the short-handed Dallas Mavericks won their fifth straight game, beating the Los Angeles Lakers 101-96 on Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/24/2010 - Dexter Pittman had 16 points and eight rebounds and free-falling No. 21 Texas got a much-needed 69-59 win over Oklahoma State on Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/24/2010 - LaceDarius Dunn had 23 points, including consecutive 3-pointers after Baylor had gone 4½ minutes without a field goal and a pair of late free throws, leading the No. 24 Bears past No. 22 Texas A&M 70-66 Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/23/2010 - High School Basketball Scores, Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Posted: 02/23/2010 - OKLAHOMA CITY - A Latta, Oklahoma, man has died after a traumatic brain injury over the weekend. Nathan Johnson, a former standout baseball pitcher for Latta High School and Southeastern Oklahoma State University, experienced a skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhaging as the result of injuries from a Tough Man competition in Oklahoma City on Saturday.
Posted: 02/22/2010 - Brendan Haywood tied a career high with 20 rebounds and the Dallas Mavericks improved to 4-0 with him as their starting center in a 91-82 victory against the Indiana Pacers on Monday night.
Posted: 02/22/2010 - Xavier Henry scored 18 of his 23 points in the first half and No. 1 Kansas clinched at least a share of its sixth straight Big 12 regular season title with an easy 81-68 victory over Oklahoma on Monday night.
Posted: 02/21/2010 - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Kevin Durant scored 32 points to extend his streak of games with at least 25 points to 28 games and Russell Westbrook had a triple-double to lead the surging Oklahoma City Thunder to a 109-107 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday.
Posted: 02/21/2010 - DALLAS (AP) - Jason Kidd scored 14 of his 21 points in fourth quarter, Dirk Nowitzki had 28 points and the Dallas Mavericks held off the short-handed Miami Heat 97-91 Saturday night.
Posted: 02/19/2010 - High School Basketball Scores, Friday, February 19, 2010
Updated: 02/19/2010 - In a 13-minute statement Friday morning, Tiger Woods apologized for his extramarital affairs and discussed his future. This is the full text of Woods' statement.
Posted: 02/18/2010 - Here are the high school basketball scores for Thursday, February 18, 2010.
Posted: 02/18/2010 - DENISON, TX - An appeal made by the Sherman and Denison Independent School Districts to the UIL over district realignment was denied this morning, Denison ISD officials say.
Updated: 02/18/2010 - Here are some upcoming Texas playoff matchups for the weekend of Friday, February 19, 2010.
Posted: 02/17/2010 - The Sherman Bearcats and Denison Yellow Jackets will compete in a first round playoff double-header at McKinney Boyd High School on Tuesday night.
Posted: 02/17/2010 - Dirk Nowitzki scored 28 points, and Dallas newcomer Caron Butler started a key third-quarter run in the Dallas Mavericks' 107-97 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/17/2010 - Obi Muonelo scored a season-high 31 points and Oklahoma State hung on to beat Iowa State 69-64 on Wednesday night, snapping a two-game road losing streak.
Posted: 02/17/2010 - Kim English scored 18 points and Keith Ramsey added 12 points and 11 rebounds for his first career double-double as Missouri beat No. 15 Texas 82-77 on Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/17/2010 - Cory Higgins scored 14 of his 18 points in the second half, and Colorado withstood a late rally to beat Oklahoma 77-67 on Wednesday night.
Posted: 02/16/2010 - Kevin Durant had 25 points and 14 rebounds, rookie reserve James Harden added 17 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the new-look Dallas Mavericks 99-86 Tuesday night to stretch their winning streak to seven games.
Updated: 02/16/2010 - High School Basketball Scores, Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Posted: 02/15/2010 - The Dallas Mavericks look drastically different after the All-Star weekend in their back yard.
Posted: 02/15/2010 - Xavier Henry scored 12 points, including several free throws down the stretch, to help top-ranked Kansas escape with a 59-54 win over No. 24 Texas A&M on Monday night.
Posted: 02/15/2010 - Tiffany Hayes scored 20 points, Maya Moore added 18 points and 10 rebounds and top-ranked Connecticut got a rare second-half scare before pulling away to beat No. 11 Oklahoma 76-60 Monday night and extend its unbeaten streak to 65 straight games.
Posted: 02/14/2010 - ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - They do everything bigger in Texas, including All-Star game crowds.


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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
The CLAS Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Program provides a venue for departments to invite outstanding alumni of their undergraduate programs back to campus to share their post-graduation experiences with the GVSU community. Through the program, our distinguished alumni have the opportunity to share their insights about what constitutes strong academic preparation for students.
CLAS Alumni-in-residence
Dr Jeffery Kieliszewski
CLAS Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Program 2015
Paul Amenta B.F.A. in Sculpture and Printmaking (1995)*
M.F.A. in Fine Arts (2000)
Christine Amon B.M. in Vocal Performance (2009)*
M.M. in Vocal Performance (2012)
Nathan Bacheler, Ph.D. B.S. in Biology (1997)*
Ph.D. in Zoology (2008)
Matthew Cooper, Ph.D. B.S. in Biology (2002)*
M.S. in Biology (emphasis in aquatic science) (2009)*
Ph.D. in Biology (2014)
Jaime Curtis-Fisk, Ph.D. B.S. in Chemistry (2004)*
Ph.D. in Chemistry (2009)
Richard Damstra, J.D. B.A. in Political Science (1996)*
Ashley Dressel, Ph.D. B.A. in Philosophy (2008)*
Ph.D. in Philosophy (2014)
Kenneth Games, Ph.D. B.S. in Athletic Training (2009)*
Ph.D. in Kinesiology (2013)
Michelle LeMieux, D.O. B.S. in Biomedical Sciences & Classics (2009)*
D.O. in Osteopathic Medicine (2013)
Andrew McCarthy, Ph.D. B.S. in Geology (2000)*
Ph.D. in Geosciences (2007)
Teague O'Mara, Ph.D. B.S. in Anthropology & Biology (2001)*
Ph.D. in Biological Anthropology (2012)
Hillery York B.A. in History (2012)*
M.A. in Museum Studies (2014)
* Denotes degree obtained from Grand Valley State University
October 22 and 23, 2015
CLAS Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Recognition Luncheon (by invitation)
Friday, October 23, 2015
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
GVSU Alumni House & Visitor Center
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2015 Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Campus Community Presentations & Events
Distinguished Alumni of CLAS departments will be on campus to share their post-graduation experiences with the GVSU community. Through the program, our distinguished alumni have the opportunity to provide their insights about what constitutes strong academic preparation for students. We are pleased to recognize distinguished alumni from twelve CLAS departments.
Public events run October 22-23.
The Biology Department welcomes Distinguished Alumnus-in-Residence
Dr. Nathan Bacheler '97
National Marines Fisheries Service, NOAA
Join him as he presents "A Circuitous Path: The Career & Research of a Federal Marine Fisheries Biologist"
Thursday, October 22
12:00 p.m.—1:00 p.m.
1101 Kindschi Hall of Science
For more information, please contact the Biology Department at (616) 331-2470 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Chemistry Department proudly presents Distinguished Alumna-in-Residence
Dr. Jaime Curtis-Fisk '04
The Dow Chemical Company
"Making Science and Education Gel"
Thursday, October 22
7:00 p.m.
308 Padnos Hall
Pizza Provided
"The Chemistry of Formulation Development: Building for an Active Ingredient to a Final Product"
Friday, October 23
1:00 p.m.
123 Manitou Hall
For more information, please contact the Chemistry Department at (616) 331-3317 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Annis Water Resources Institute is proud to present Distinguished Alumnus-in-Residence
Dr. Matthew Cooper '02 & '09
Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation
Northland College
"Ecosystem and Career Transition Zones Along the Laurentian Great Lakes Coast"
Thursday, October 22
2:00 p.m.—3:00 p.m.
Lake Michigan Center
740 W. Shoreline Drive, Muskegon
For more information, please contact the Annis Water Resources Institute at (616) 331-3749 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Anthropology Department invites you to join Distinguished Alumnus-in-Residence
M. Teague O'Mara, Ph.D. '01
Max Planck Institute for Ornithology
for "The Ecology of Social Information"
Thursday, October 22
3:00 p.m.—4:00 p.m.
253 Lake Michigan Hall
Open to the Public. For more information, please contact the Anthropology Department at (616) 331-2325.
The Geology Department proudly presents Distinguished Alumnus-in-Residence
Dr. Andrew McCarthy '00
COG Operating LLC
Thursday, October 22
"Petroleum's Future: How Long Are It's Legs and What is Our Energy Future?"
4:00 p.m.—5:15 p.m.
"Exploring for Unconventional Onshore Petroleum Reservoirs"
5:30 p.m.—6:30 p.m.
Both in 123 Manitou Hall.
For more information, please contact the Geology Department at (616) 331-3728 or email@example.com.
The Classics Department is honored to host Distinguished Alumna-in-Residence
Dr. Michelle LeMieux '09
Botsford Hospital
"Treating the Whole Person: Osteopathic Medicine and the Liberal Arts"
Thursday, October 22
4:00 p.m.
2270 Kirkhof Center
This Event is Open to the Public. For more information, please contact the Classics Department at (616)331-3600 or email@example.com.
The Department of Music and Dance welcomes Distinguished Alumna-in-Residence
Christine Amon'09
Recital and Master Class
Thursday, October 22
2:00 p.m.—3:30 p.m.
Sherman Van Solkema Recital Hall
1325 Performing Arts Center
Reception following at 3:30 p.m.
PAC Green Room
Open to the Public. For more information, please contact the Department of Music and Dance at (616) 331-3484.
The Art and Design Department presents Distinguished Alumnus-in-Residence
Paul Amenta '95
Kendall College of Art and Design
Please join Mr. Amenta for
Thursday, October 22
5:10 p.m.—6:00 p.m.
Padnos Gallery
0700 Calder Art Center
For further details, please submit contact the Art and Design Department at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The History Department invites you to join Distinguished Alumna-in-Residence
Hillery York '12
National Museum of American History, The Smithsonian Institution
for "How a History Degree Prepared Me for a Job in Our Nation's Attic"
Thursday, October 22
12:00 p.m.—1:00 p.m.
Grand River Room (2250 KC)
For more information, please contact the History Department at (616) 331-3298 or email@example.com.
The Movement Science Department welcomes Distinguished Alumnus-in-Residence
Dr. Kenneth (Kent) Games '09
Indiana State University
as he presents "Maximizing Your Degree"
Friday, October 23
10:00 a.m.—11:00 a.m.
107 Manitou Hall
An Open Lecture for All Students. For more information, please contact the Movement Science Department at (616) 331-3515.
The Philosophy Department is honored to present Distinguished Alumna-in-Residence
Dr. Ashley Dressel '08
College of Saint Scholastica
Dr. Dressel will be giving a talk entitled:
"Aquinas on Vice and Willful Wrongdoing "
Friday, October 23
3:00 p.m.—4:30 p.m.
BLL-110 Mackinac Hall
All are welcome to attend! For more information, please contact the Philosophy Department at (616) 331-2114 or email@example.com.
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Cider Brined Chicken Breast with Wild Rice and Roasted Root Vegetables (Dairy Free and Gluten Free)
Fall Spiced Roasted Acorn Squash with Warm White Bean Corn and Asparagus Salad (Vegetarian/Vegan Option)
Ice Water and Coffee
Warm Apple Cider
Alternating Desert:
Caramel Cheesecake with Butterscotch Praline
Dutch Apple Pie
Nomination Form
CLAS Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Program 2014
Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence 2012
October 18-19
2011 Honorees (Program)
Dr. Andrew Alverson B.S. Biology (1997)
Dr. Noel Boyle B.A. Philosophy & Group Social Sciences (1996)
Kim Hansen B.S. Physical Education (1980)
Brittany Hunter B.A. Classics (Honors College) (2008)
Katie Mawby B.S. Psychology & Physical Therapy (1987)
Liem Nguyen B.A. English & B.S. in Economics (1994)
Dr. Clinton Randles B.M.E. Music (2001)
Jennifer Schaub B.F.A. Studio Art (2002)
M.P.A. Public Administration (2007)
Troy Schindlbeck B.S. Anthropology (1995)
Ronald Sheets B.S. Geology (1982)
Dr. Peter Stevens B.S. Chemistry (2001)
2010 Luncheon
Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence 2010
October 7th and 8th, 2010.
The CLAS Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Recognition Luncheon washeld from Friday, October 8th in the Alumni House.
|Kenneth Bader
|B.S. in Physics (2005)
|Bryan DeAugustine
|B.A. in History (1995)
|Elizabeth Haak
|B.S. in Cell & Molecular Biology (2006)
|Dr. James Meernik
|B.A. in Political Science & Psychology (1985)
|Dr. Sarah C. (Hull) Mulder
|B.S. in Biomedical Sciences (2000)
|Timothy Nelson
|B.S. in Mathematics (1976)
|Sarah Pieper
|B.A. in French (2006)
|Suzanne Rivecca
|B.A. in English (2001)
|Malinda VanSledright
|B.S. in Geography (2005)
|Charles Wilkins
|B.S. in Theatre (2001)
Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence 2009
Distinguished Alumni-in-Residence Recognition Luncheon 2009 was held on Friday, October 16, 2009 in the Alumni House.
|Dr. Todd Davis
|B.S. in Chemistry (2000)
|Dr. Amanda Dykema-Engblade
|B.S. in Psychology (1999)
|Lucy Finkel
|B.M.E. in Music (2005)
|Brigette Frantz, Esq.
|B.A. in Classical Tradition & English (2003)
|Dr. Sarah Hochstetler
|B.A. in English (2000)
|Debra Moinet-St. Arnauld
|B.S. in Physical Education (1986)
|Dr. Deborah Rotman
|B.A. in Anthropology (1993)
|John Sniadecki
|B.A. in Philosophy (2002)
|Julie Upmeyer
|B.F.A. in Studio Art (2003)
|Dr. Elaine Videan
|B.S. in Biology (1997)
Alumni-in-Residence 2008
|Heather Fox
|B.S. in Biomedical sciences & B.s. in English (1984)
|Angela Mistretta
|B.A. in Film & Video Prod., Sch. of Comm. (2002)
|Dr. David Szurley
|B.S. in Mathematics (1997)
|Brian VanDenBrand
|B.S. in Geography & Planning (2006)
|James Vander Weide
|B.S. in Mathematics & B.S. in Physics (1996)
Short biographies of these honorees.
Alumni-in-Residence 2007
|Heather Allegrina-Bowe
|B.A. in Philosophy (1995)
|Neil Besteman
|B.S. in Geography (2005)
|Shannon Biros
|B.A. in Chemistry & B.S. in Biomedical Science (2001)
|Monica (Simon) Boyd
|B.S. in Statistics (1999)
|Christopher Brooks
|B.S. in Physics & B.S. in Mathematics (2001)
|Nicholas Ceglarek
|B.S. in Mathematics (1996)
|Michelle Dennis
|B.S. in Psychology (1999)
|Jeffery Donehoo
|B.S. in Film & Video (2001)
|Michael Gallagher
|B.S. in Geology (1983)
|Robert Gruca
|B.M. in Music (2000)
|Kristen Heise
|B.A. in Greek & B.A. in Latin (2005)
|Jo Hormuth
|B.F.A. in Art (1981)
|Robert Kopperl
|B.A. in Anthropology & B.A. in Philosophy (1995
|Kara Milliron
|B.S. in Biology (1995)
|Daniel Modderman
|B.A. in English Language & Literature (1997)
|Robert Monaghan
|B.A. in Political Science (1967)
|Sheila Pomeroy
|B.S. in Statistics (1999)
|Janet Wierenga
|B.S. in Physical Education (1976)
Some Previous Distinguished Alumni
Alumni Director Chris Barbee speaks with 2006 CLAS Distinguished Alumni at the luncheon
Margaret Willey
A graduate of GVSU, and now a successful author of young adult literature, Margaret's novels include, Facing the Music (Winner of the Paterson Prize for Books for Young People & An ALA Wuick Pick); If Not for You (An ALA Best Book for Reluctant Readers); The Bigger Book of Lydia (An ALA Best Book for Young Adults); Finding David Dolores (An ALA Best Book for Young Adults); Saving Lenny (An ALA Best Book for Young Adults).
D.J. Hoek
D.J. Hoek is currently Head of the Music Library at Northwestern University, a position he began in October 2004. Prior to this appointment, he served as Head of the Music Library at Kent State University (2001-2004) and as Music/Media Catalog Librarian at Wichita State University (1999-2001). While at Kent State, he was also an adjunct faculty member of KSU's School of Library and Information Science, where he taught courses on music librarianship.
Nicolette Baumgartner
After graduating with a BS from Grand Valley, Nicky went on to MSU for graduate school and completed her M.A. in Exercise Physiology. She then returned to Grand Valley as an adjunct instructor in 1985 teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology for the next five years. In 1990, she returned to MSU to pursue a medical degree. Once completed, she accepted a position in Kalamazoo, Michigan where she is currently full partner in a large pediatric group and serves on the Board of Directors for ProMed Health Care.
Linda Joyce
Linda Joyce graduated with a mathematics major and general science minor from Grand Valley State Colleges. She obtained a master's degree in environmental science from Miami University of Ohio and then a Ph.D. in range science from Colorado State University. Dr. Joyce currently leads a project on Sustaining Alpine and Forest Ecosystems under Atmospheric and Terrestrial Disturbances for the USDA Forest Service. Her personal research involves quantifying the environmental impacts of climate change in the Rocky Mountains, and collaborating with economists to investigate these impacts.
James R. Spaanstra
Jim Spaanstra earned his B.S. degree with highest honors in political science from GVSU in 1974. He went on to law school at the University of Michigan, where he earned his J.D. in 1977. Jim began his career as a staff attorney for the Counsel on Environmental Quality in the Executive Office of the President of the United States, where he helped advise President Carter regarding national environmental policy. He is currently a partner in the law firm of Faegre and Benson in Denver, CO, where he has developed a nationally recognized practice in environmental law, focused principally on counseling commercial, industrial and governmental client regarding compliance and enforcement matters involving the federal environmental laws. Over the past 20 years, Jim has actively participated in the drafting and development of environmental laws and regulations at the local, state and federal levels.
James M. McClurken
Jim McClurken graduated from the William James College of Grand Valley State Colleges in 1978 at a time when only pass/fail grades were given. He earned an M.A. (1984) and Ph.D. (1988) in Anthropology at MSU merging the disciplines of anthropology and history as a specialist in ethnohistory. His professional work began in 1977 working with the Native American community in Grand Rapids contributing to the Native American Oral History Project published by the Grand Rapids Public Library. In the last 25 years Jim has developed a major ethnohistorical consulting firm, McClurken and Associates, serving Native American Tribes throughout the US and First Nations in Canada. Jim is an active scholar, with over 30 peer reviewed publications and dozens of professional presentations to his credit. He is a member of the American Anthropological Association, American Cultural Resources Association, and the Council for Museum Anthropology.
Paul Stoner
To date, Paul Stoner has over thirty years of experience in health physics and radioactive material management, including work in four nuclear power plants. For twelve years, Mr. Stoner was on a utility company's corporate health physics staff and for six additional years was an analytical engineer for a large architectural/engineering company. Currently Mr. Stoner lives in Irvine, California, and is on the health physics staff of a radiation dosimetry processing company.
Joel Purkiss
BS in Sociology
Joel Purkiss graduated from GVSU as a sociology major in 1995 and just completed his PhD at the University of Michigan in Spring of 05. His dissertation was on the history of the Boy Scout movement as a social movement. He is currently the Associate Director of Curriculum Evaluation at the Office of Medical Education at the University of Michigan. He has been a guest speaker in several GVSU sociology classes.
Deb Joseph Dell
Following graduation from GVSU in 1985 with a BS in Biomedical and Health Sciences, Deb earned her MD at Michigan State University College of Medicine and performed her 3 year Family Medicine residence at Metropolitan Hospital. She was the first family physician employed by Blodgett Hospital in Family Practice Clinic System she assisted in the design of the first clinic and composition of the first practice guidelines for these clinics. Deb worked in the ER of Zeeland hospital until 1996, when she decided to try country medicine. She was the town doctor in Nashville, MI from 1996 until 2002. Deb started her own practice, Dell Family Medicine, in Battle Creek in June of 2002.
Michael Henshaw
Michael Henshaw graduated from GVSU in 1994 with a B.S. in Biology. As an undergraduate, he worked with Dr. Michael Lombardo studying the mating biology of tree swallows, and as a result of this experience, became increasingly interested in evolutionary biology, ecology, and animal behavior. After graduation, he worked briefly as a field research technician in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, before continuing his education at Rice University in Houston, TX. While there he was awarded a prestigious predoctoral fellowship from the National Science Foundation, and earned both an M.A. (1998) and a Ph.D. (2000) in ecology and evolution. Since obtaining his Ph.D. in 2000, Dr. Henshaw has held a one-year postdoctoral research position in the Department of Entomology at the University of Massachusetts, and more recently, a three-year postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Tropical Ecology at James Cook University, in Townsville, Australia. As a fellow at James Cook University he attracted numerous grants, including substantial research funding from the Australian Research Council. Currently, he is an assistant professor of Biology at McKendree College in Lebanon, IL. Dr. Henshaw uses a variety of approaches, including ecological studies, behavioral observations and molecular genetic techniques to study the evolution of cooperation in the social insects. He is especially interested in understanding the mechanisms that have preserved cooperation in these societies despite persistent internal conflicts that should destabilize cooperation by creating the potential for selfishly acting individuals to benefit relative to individuals who act altruistically. His work has shown that collective policing by the workers frequently prevents selfish activity, and enforces a collective preference over the preferences of selfish individuals.
MaryFran Peterlin-Kolp
MaryFran graduated from GVSU with a BS in Physical Education in 1990. She currently works as a wellness consultant primarily with the Northern Michigan Hospital Foundation in Petoskey, Michigan. In addition, she is involved in seeking grants with hospital and diabetes staff for the development of cardiovascular disease risk interventions. Further, Mary Fran completed her dissertation investigating cardiovascular disease risk factors in school-aged children. While completing her Master's degree course work, she took a post-graduate externship at Butterworth Hospital's Cardiac Rehabilitation Center, working closely with GVSU staff and the Director of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Center. Subsequently, she managed wellness and fitness centers for contracts with General Motors and Ford and while pursuing her Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology with an emphasis in Pediatrics with the University of Toledo. During her undergraduate years at GVSU (1985-1990), she earned a bachelor's degree with dual majors in Physical Education and Biology, as well as earning teacher certification. In addition, she was a double sport student athlete participating in both basketball and track and field. Mary Fran is currently on the GVSU Alumni Board of Directors.
Dana Spence
BS in Chemistry (1992)
Following graduation from GVSU in 1992 with a BS in Chemistry, Dana performed his graduate work at Michigan State University from 1992-1997. Dana became an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at St. Louis University. Dana spent seven years at St. Louis University before accepting his current position in 2004 as an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Wayne State University. Dana's current interests, which are funded by the National Institutes of Health, lie at the interface of analytical chemistry and physiology, specifically measurements involving erythrocytes. His group combines knowledge of spectroscopy, electrochemistry and microfluidics with other such areas as cell physiology, cell culturing and biomaterials to create biomimics of in vivo environments and processes relating to hypertension, multiple sclerosis, and diabetes.
Jeffrey Terpstra
BS in Mathematics/Statistics (1991)
Jeff Terpstra was born and raised in Allendale and graduated from GVSU in 1991. During his years at GVSU Jeff was also a member of the baseball team. He received the Charles H. Irwin Scholar-Athlete Award in 1990, was selected to the GTE Academic All American teams in 1989 and 1990, and was recently inducted into the GVSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003. Although his years of participation in college athletics were finished, his pursuit of education was not. Jeff continued his education at Western Michigan University where he earned both an M.S. and Ph.D. degree in Statistics. In 1997 he accepted a position in the Department of Statistics at North Dakota State University where he currently holds the rank of Associate Professor. Dr. Terpstra is primarily involved in teaching mathematical statistics and time series analysis; both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. In addition, he is also interested in distance education and technology enhanced learning. Dr. Terpstra has published several scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals in the areas of robust time series analysis, ranked set sampling, and inference for ordered alternatives. He is a member of the American Statistical Association and has served as an Officer for the Section on Nonparametric Statistics.
Alumni-In-Residence Luncheon Pictures - 2004
Michael E. Baumuller
Michael Baumuller graduated from GVSU with a BS in Hospitality and Tourism Management in 1993. Michael is currently a National Sales Manager for the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia, where he is responsible for selling this 225 year old, world-renown resort to corporate groups and associations in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Prior to joining the Greenbrier, Michael held leadership positions with Boyne USA Resorts in Petoskey and 3 different hotels in suburban Detroit. Michael has also been active in professional associations, and has served as a member of the Board of Directors for the Michigan Chapter of Meeting Planners International.
Robert H. Cichewicz
Robert Cichewicz graduated from GVSU in 1994 with a double major, a BS in Biology and a BS in Anthropology. He then continued his education at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, where he earned an MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences in 1999, and a Ph.D. in Horticulture from Michigan State University in 2002. He currently is a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he is working in natural products chemistry, seeking out medically useful natural components. He is specifically researching marine sponge-derived solid tumor selective anticancer agents and lipoxygenase inhibitors. Robert began writing scientific papers for publication when he was an undergraduate student at Grand Valley; to date he has published over 14 papers and made numerous presentations at scientific professional meetings. In 1995, Robert was one of 24 students in Michigan (two from each state-supported university) to receive the "Excellence in Higher Education" award from the Michigan Association of Governing Boards of Control.
Kristofer Cooper
When Kris Cooper completed his BS in Health Sciences at GVSU in 1997, he was recognized as the "Outstanding Graduate" in Health Sciences. He then continued his education at GVSU, earning his MS in Physical Therapy in 1999. Following graduation he was employed with Healthsouth in the Chicago area, currently assigned to Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Kris completed the rigorous requirements of the American Physical Therapy Association to become a Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopaedics in 2001; he also earned a certificate of competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation from Emory University in 2002. His practice and teaching interests center around mechanical diagnosis and interventions for lumbar spine problems. Kris was the keynote speaker for the Illinois Physical Therapy Association Student Conclave in February 2003; his enthusiasm, competence, and passion for teaching and learning made him the PT faculty choice for 2003 Alumni-in-Residence recognition.
Stephen Gryzan
After receiving his BS in Mathematics (with high honors) from GVSU in 1974, Stephen continued his education in mathematics at Michigan State University, and then medical school at Wayne State University, where he earned his MD degree in 1979. His postgraduate training includes a residency in internal medicine at Boston City Hospital/Boston University, a fellowship in pulmonary and critical care medicine at the University of Pittsburgh, and a research fellowship at the American College of Chest Physicians/University of Pittsburgh. He is currently in private practice in pulmonary and critical care medicine in St. Paul, Minnesota, and serves as a clinical associate professor at the University of Minnesota. Stephen has authored more than 30 scientific articles and abstracts, and has made numerous presentations at professional meetings. He has previously been honored with the Ciba-Geigy Fellowship Award of the American College of Chest Physicians, and the Distinguished Service Award from Wayne State University.
David Harris
David Harris began his student career at GVSU thinking that he wanted to play football and study to be a physician. So he did both . . . he majored in Biomedical Sciences and played on the football team. However, his career path changed after he volunteered in the physical therapy department at Detroit's Rehabilitation Institute. When GVSU began its new BS program in Physical Therapy in 1983, David was admitted to the pioneer class. After completing his BS in Physical Therapy degree in 1985, David returned to the Detroit area, where he began working in sports medicine at Harper Hospital. From there he moved into private practice at Dwight Orthopedic, where he is currently the clinical director of the company's northeast Detroit facility.
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Steven J. Keteyian
After receiving his BS in Physical Education from GVSU in 1978, Steven Keteyian continued his education, earning his MA from the University of Northern Colorado and his Ph.D. from Wayne State University. He is currently the Program Director of Preventive Cardiology at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. His research interests focus on exercise, physical activity, and health among both apparently healthy persons and those with chronic diseases. Steven is a strong advocate of and has great interest in assisting non-active persons with starting a program of moderate physical activity. He writes a weekly column in the Health and Fitness section of the Detroit News. Steven is also the author of more than 40 scientific articles and the co-author of three textbooks. In the last decade he has given over 100 invited presentations to professional, service, and community organizations. Steven is also active in many professional organizations, including the American College of Sports Medicine, where he is a Fellow, past trustee, and current committee chair.
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Susan M. Morford
Susan Morford graduated twice from GVSU, initially with a BS in Physics in 1970 and again in 1992 with a BSE in Engineering with an Electrical Engineering emphasis. She also earned an MA in Physics from Western Michigan University in 1973. From 1976 through 1990, Susan taught as an adjunct faculty in Grand Valley's Physics Department. Following her engineering degree completion in 1992, Susan has been employed by the Howmet Research Corporation, where she has served as Project Engineer for four major initiatives. It's interesting to note that Susan's association with the Howmet Research Corporation actually began while she was an engineering student on her co-op assignment; her work as a student developed into a full-time position as a project engineer.
Kathy L. Rowlen
Following her graduation from GVSU in 1984 with a BS in Chemistry (with high honors), Kathy Rowlen continued her education at the University of Colorado, where she earned her Ph.D. in Chemistry in 1989. Kathy is currently a Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry (Molecular Biophysics Program) at the University of Colorado. Kathy has developed a distinguished career, publishing over 50 scientific papers and presenting more than 70 research seminars. Her research interests include the spectroscopic studies of nanostructure materials and microorganisms. Kathy has received numerous honors and awards, including a National Science Foundation Career Award.
Gregg Swayze
After receiving his BS in Geology from GVSU in 1982, Gregg continued his education at the Colorado School of Mines, where he earned his MS in Geology, and then the University of Colorado, where he earned his Ph.D. in Geology in 1997. He is presently a research geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Crustal Imaging and Characterization Team. As a remote sensing geophysicist Gregg works to develop new techniques that use imaging spectroscopy to solve a variety of geological and environmental problems. Gregg has been a scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey for many years, working on multiple projects ranging from mapping asbestos hazards in Montana to telescopic spectral measurements of Mars. He has been very active in his profession, publishing over 40 scientific papers and abstracts, over 42 scientific reports, and numerous professional presentations.
James E. Dunleavy
BS in Hospitality and Tourism Management (1997)
Jim grew up in the food and beverage industry, participating in his family's restaurant business for many years. He is currently the Managing Partner for Outback Steakhouse in Grand Rapids, a position he has held since his graduation from Grand Valley in 1997. Since graduation Jim has been a very active supporter of Grand Valley, especially with his involvement with Grand Valley's Family Weekend and student athletics. He continues to be a willing and able guest speaker in many classrooms, as well as a provider and supervisor of meaningful internship experiences for students. Jim is an active member of the Michigan Restaurant Association and several other local and state organizations.
Angela Fought
BS in Statistics (1997)
After graduating from GVSU in 1997 with a major in statistics and a minor in psychology, Angela worked at Statprobe Inc. in Ann Arbor, MI as a Data Coordinator and an Operations Programmer. In 1999 she moved to Rochester, MN to take a position as a Data Analyst in the Health Sciences Research Department of the Mayo Clinic. She collaborates with medical researchers doing prospective and retrospective research in areas such as neurology, anesthesia, pulmonary medicine, urology, and patient education. Consulting with research team members, Angela helps to generate the best medical research and prepare data for presentation and publication. She is currently working on a M.S. in statistics through Iowa State University.
John Gawkowski
BS in Computer Science (1985)
After completing his undergraduate degree from Grand Valley in 1985, John continued his education at The Ohio State University, where he earned his master's degree in computer science. He is currently the head of business development for the Application Server Division of Oracle Corporation, the world's largest enterprise software company. John's responsibilities include all strategic partnerships, licensing, acquisitions, and sales initiatives for Oracle's application server division. Prior to joining Oracle, he was the Chief Software Architect for the Coris division of RR Donnelley in Chicago. While studying and working in the software industry, John has done extensive research, development, and publication, most notably to advance the field in the development of database applications and models to support non-linear or compound document management.
Gregory T. Grochoski
BS in Chemistry (1968)
Greg is Senior Vice President and Chief Innovations Officer of Alticor (Amway), where he has been employed since 1964. His Amway career has included heading the Research and Development, Purchasing, and Corporate Development Divisions, as well as serving as a Corporate Policy Administrator to Amway's co-founders. Greg has also been an active leader in many professional and industry associations, chairing committees on biomedical research, non-animal testing, and industrial chemicals, as well as chairing the Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association, and the Soap and Detergent Association. In 1986 Greg was honored with Grand Valley's Distinguished Alumnus Award.
John Harris III
BS in Physical Education (1977)
John has been employed in the health management field, in both the corporate and private sectors, for over 25 years. He is currently the Principal of Harris Health Trends, Inc., a company specializing in health promotion programming, physical fitness and rehabilitation facility development and operation, and high risk and disease management in the corporate and managed care sectors. He has chaired the Ohio Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports and serves on a number of health-related committees and boards. He is the author of numerous publications on employee health, and serves as a consultant to major companies. John has been recognized nationally and regionally for his many contributions to his field.
Keri Konarska
BS in Biology (1999
Following Keri's graduation from Grand Valley in 1999, she earned her master's degree in Geographic Information Systems from the University of Denver, where she was honored as the Geography Department Graduate Student of the Year: 1999-2000. At the Livingston County GIS Management Department, where she is currently employed, Keri is participating in the creation of a three-dimensional computerized map and GIS database of the county. The database will provide detailed spatial, topographical, and socio-economic information for applications as diverse as urban planning, natural resource management, crime tracking, epidemiology, and 911-dispatch.
Tara Maynard
BS in Mathematics (1997)
Since graduation, Tara has been employed with Zeeland Public Schools, teaching 8th grade math at Creekside Middle School. Tara's relationship with Grand Valley has continued since her graduation; she has worked closely with several GVSU professors and their pre-service teachers through MTH 229, piloting ideas and activities, and co-authoring articles for publication. Tara has presented at different conferences throughout Michigan, including the Michigan Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Grand Valley's Math In Action, and the Super Volunteerism Conference. She also is very active in coaching various high school and middle school sports.
Sean Seaver
BSE in Engineering (1988)
Following Sean's graduation from Grand Valley in 1988, Sean worked in various capacities for Nelson Metal Products, where he actually began as an engineering co-op student. Sean is currently the Manager of Advanced Engineering for SPX CONTECH, where he has been employed since 2000. He has been active in his professional associations, authoring papers for both the Society of Automotive Engineers and the North American Die Casting Association.
Don Straube
BS in Physical Therapy (1989)
In addition to his BS from GVSU, Don has earned his master's degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Illinois-Chicago, where he is currently a Ph.D. student in the College of Education. He has been employed as a practicing clinician since his graduation from Grand Valley; he recently earned American Physical Therapy Association recognition as a Neurologic Clinical Specialist. Don is currently the Director of Clinical Education at the University of Illinois-Chicago, and he has recently authored a research article which will be published in the Journal of Physical Therapy Education sometime in the spring of 2003.
Rick Williams
BS in Biomedical Sciences (1998)
Following his graduation from Grand Valley in 1998, Rick worked as a researcher in the field of computer simulation; NIH and NSF funded projects included cardiac balloon angioplasty, surgical approach planning for aneurism and tumor removal, development of decision-making procedures for cardiologists and neurosurgeons, and optimizing craniotomy planning in neurosurgical procedures. He was also part of a private R&D firm working to commercialize intellectual property developed by faculty of Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Singapore. Rick is currently a law student at Detroit College of Law; he intends to practice in Grand Rapids while continuing his study of Business and Non-profit Administration. He is also quite active in philanthropic organizations.
Lorin Cartwright
BS in Physical Education/Athletic Training (1979)
After graduating from Grand Valley, Ms. Cartwright earned an MS degree in Education from the University of Michigan. She currently is Athletic Director and Assistant Principal at Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor and Adjunct Professor of Athletic Training at the University of Michigan. Ms. Cartwright has authored textbooks and articles in the athletic training field, held numerous offices in professional organizations, and has made presentations at over 30 state and national professional meetings. Ms. Cartwright has been previously honored as the recipient of the NATA Athletic Trainer Service Award (1997), the Michigan Athletic Trainer's Society Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award, and the Teacher of the Year Award by Forsythe School.
Dr. Jonathan Engelsma
BS in Computer Science (1987)
In addition to his BS from Grand Valley, Dr. Engelsma earned both an MS and Ph.D. in Computer Science from Michigan State University. He has worked for software development companies and taught graduate courses in computer science and telecommunications for DePaul University in Chicago. Dr. Engelsma is currently Principal Staff Engineer working with Voice XML for the Internet Services and Content Group at Motorola, Inc.; he previously worked with Motorola's Cellular and Space Systems Sector. Dr. Englesma has authored numerous publications, and has been granted several patents in telecommunication technologies.
Stephen Mills
BS and Masters in Health Sciences (1983, 1985)
As his masters project at Grand Valley, Mr. Mills produced a series of basic first aid and home health care videos which were used to educate Tongolese natives. Mr. Mills and his wife have been medical missionaries in Togo, West Africa, since July, 1989, working through the Baptists for World Evangelism organization. Since completing his physician assistant training in 1997, Mr. Mills has been involved in all aspects of medical treatment typically provided by physicians in Togo. He and his family are currently on a one year furlough, living in Grand Haven.
Dr. Virginia Peterson
BS in Geology (1980)
After graduating from Grand Valley with highest honors, Dr. Peterson earned her MS degree in geology from the University of Massachusetts. She then worked as a petroleum geophysicist with Amoco, doing geophysical prospecting in the Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea. She then returned to school and earned a Ph.D. in geology from the University of Massachusetts in 1992, followed by post-doctoral work in Massachusetts and Norway. She currently holds a faculty position in geosciences at Western Carolina University. Dr. Peterson has co-authored over 60 papers and professional presentations, and has obtained significant grant funding for science programs at Western Carolina University.
Kristin Schelling
BS in Biology (1996)
Following her graduation from Grand Valley, Ms. Schelling earned her MS degree in biology (molecular emphasis) from Central Michigan University. Since graduation, Ms. Schelling has held a variety of positions in the biology field. She is currently a Forensic Scientist with the New York State Police Bioscience Unit at the Forensic Investigation Center in Albany, New York. Her professional responsibilities include making DNA profiles from convicted offenders in the state of New York, which ranks third in the nation for the size of its databank. Since September 11, 2001, Ms. Schelling has been very involved in DNA identification efforts for the victims of the World Trade Center attack.
Amy Stone
BS in Physics (1997)
As Ms. Stone was completing her degree from Grand Valley, the faculty recognized her as the outstanding physics graduate for 1997. Since graduation Ms. Stone has been a high school teacher, first at Holland High School where she taught mathematics, and now at Forest Hills Central High School where she teaches physics and coaches the school's Science Olympiad team. She is also continuing her education at Grand Valley, studying toward her M.Ed. degree, with an emphasis in physics. The Physics Department faculty are pleased to use this occasion to thank and honor Ms. Stone, as she is a model of what a good high school physics teacher should be.
Laural Wierenga
BS in Mathematics and Statistics (1993)
After completing her undergraduate degree from Grand Valley, Ms. Wierenga earned her MS in Applied Statistics from Western Michigan University. She has worked for both the United States and Canadian banking industry in database marketing and risk analysis. Ms. Wierenga is presently employed by Trilogy Consulting Corporation in Kalamazoo, where she is working on a contract at Pfizer Global R&D in Ann Arbor. Her work with Pfizer includes assisting biostatisticians in analyzing data for clinical trials, and helping with the reporting of clinical research.
David Yakes
BS in Hospitality and Tourism Management (1991)
Since graduating from Grand Valley, Mr. Yakes has continually grown in the hospitality industry by applying his extensive experience in hotel operations, sales, marketing, and customer service. Mr. Yakes has worked in leadership positions in both the Humphrey and Radisson hotel and resort organizations. He is currently District Director in the mid-Atlantic region for Radisson Hotels & Resorts, where he oversees the development and continued growth of 23 full-service hotels. He has also been active in various hotel organizations, area convention and visitors bureaus, and numerous franchise advisory boards and marketing associations.
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Fluffy Orange Gelatin Pie Recipe
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From DeRidder, Louisiana, Frann Clark shares this exceptionally light citrus dessert that practically melts in your mouth. "This is so easy that kids can help prepare it," she says.
- 1 can (15 ounces) mandarin oranges
- 1 package (3 ounces) orange gelatin
- 1 can (5 ounces) evaporated milk, chilled
- 1 reduced-fat graham cracker crust (8 inches)
- 1 medium navel orange, sliced
- Drain liquid from oranges into a measuring cup. Add enough water to measure 1 cup; set oranges aside. Pour liquid into a saucepan; bring to a boil. Stir in gelatin until dissolved.
- Transfer to a large bowl; place mixer beaters in bowl. Cover and refrigerate until mixture becomes syrupy.
- Add milk. Beat on high speed until nearly doubled. Fold in mandarin oranges. Pour into crust. Refrigerate for 2-3 hours or until set. Garnish with orange slices. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Fluffy Orange Gelatin Pie in Light & Tasty February/March 2003, p45
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Sweet Moon by oOCreamyCupcakeOoWatch
©2011-2016 oOCreamyCupcakeOo
Art Request for Sweet Moon On Tinierme~
How cuuuuute~! <333
How do you do the texture thing?
On photoshop u make a new layer over the drawing and make it an "Overlay" layer. Then u put w.e texture u want over the drawing
love it love it love >v<!
Thank you ♥!!
Thank you ♥!!
how cute xD
why ty
Adorable!! This is very good, I love it! Great job!


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Chibi Hetalia OC Heads by FlopyLopezWatch
©2013-2016 FlopyLopez
I wasn't going to submit this.. but I assumed it would be useful for those who ever need a reference of my ocs Hair/Skin/eyes colors and their hairstyles, eyeshapes, etc. Hope you like it
están medio fuleros xd
Which one is your favourite? Do you agree or disagree with my personifications of these countries? Do you have any headcanons for them? Feel free to tell me!
All Hetalia OC in this picture belong to me.
this is so adorable, any chance i could do a drawing or two of them? ill give credit to you and ill tag you in it if not thats cool i was jus wonderin because they are really cool and i dont usually like oc's (even though i have made one lol)
Ohh thank you very much! I would love to see that! just a thing, this picture is kinda old and outdated(2 years) so I recommend you to check my gallery for newer pictures about them haha
SI!! MI PAIS ES MUJER!! LAS MUJERES MANDAN!! (soy Argentino y no soy mujer, pero soy algo feminista... eso es posible? Meh, ni idea) Increibles dibujitos. Los adore. Favoritos inmediatamente
El feminismo consiste en que creas que la mujer y el hombre deben tener los mismos derechos y deberes, que no se impongan los roles de género que limitan a las personas a ser femeninas o masculinas según sus genitales.Si estás de acuerdo con eso podrías llamarte feminista, así es independiente de que vos seas varón o chica jaja. (Eso de "las mujeres mandan"!! no es.. exactamente feminista aunque muchos piensen que es así)
Me alegro que te guste mi Argentina!
Me alegro que te guste mi Argentina!
i love brazil :> oh god hes amazing
I love it!!!!!!! So cute! 1111\10
They are very cute <<<
They are very cute <<<
They are all so gawshdarn cute!!
tus oc's son mas lindos que los mios UwU
I absolutely LOVE Uruguay!
I have my own Falkland Islands (haven't drawn her yet) but she also has green eyes and brown hair.
LOL Argentina is EXACTLY What kind of personality I had in my head, but he's a male. Uruguay was going to be shy, Brazil was hyper, Peru was sneaky, Bolivia was bossy and I never thought of making Falkland Islands and stuff. I like them all, they looks so cute~!
They look so adorable!!
Qué lindooos~!!!
Tina se ve de linda ;w;
awww thanks! I would be so honored if you drew him here are more older references fav.me/d52k23x fav.me/d5m5t1r fav.me/d61chev fav.me/d6k2cul
I just love Brazil *w*
Yo tengo dudas con los nombres humanos e_e si lo aclararas te lo agradecería muchísimo.
Argentina: Agustina Victoria Rossi
Uruguay: Damián Gutierrez
Brasil: Xavier Oliveira
Perú: María Rodríguez (le cambiaría el "María".. como que es demasiado común :/ )
Bolivia: Analía García (otro aprellido demasiado común hmm)
Malvinas: Alice Kirkland??????????? No sé si debería tener otro apellido pero idk
Waaaaaaaaaaaahhhh~~~ So preettty~~ I have a suggestion though.... why don't you make Paraguay Uruguay's twin sister or something???
I'm glad you like it But making Paraguay Uruguay's twin sister would be terribly, horribly inaccurate. They can be 'related' (maybe cousins), but not enough to be twins. Actually, Paraguay doesn't even share geographical limits with Uruguay, and they have different populations (Paraguay has more mestizo people and Uruguay has more white people) , also, the Paraguay that I use (which is not in this picture) is a boy ^^
...Uwah...I-I'm terribly soorrry!! I just thought they can be close since you know, t-they're n-names! Please don't get mad at me! I-I don't know anything about Latin America (<------- which is why she stumbled upon your awesome artworks to learn about them more *inner self shot*) sooo gooomenasaiii !!!! U-um why don't you make it like a head canon that countries who doesn't really know about South A. think their twins, then become surprised when they're not, and actually look and act very different from each other (cause they really fooled me! *sobbs* and thanks for the info! I learned something new today!)
que guapas todas<3
y los chicos dsadlaksdasdjlskdl <3
amo a esos dos u3u <3
kasdjklajsdlkasd Cómo se llama tu Perú? ;Q;Q;Q;Q;Q;Q;!! -La ama-
ayyy gracias <D
Se llama María Rodríguez.. pero estoy pensando en cambiarle el nombre a uno menos mainstream(?
Te iba a proponer, MAría Prado.... Porque yo soy María Claudia Prado Fernández. XD XDDñflañdñlasd. ; ;
What cuties! Peru is very beautiful, and Falklands is so cute! Are those flowers or little bits of wool in her hair?
thank you!
....I hadn't thought of that... They're supposed to be just regular flower-shaped hair accesories, I guess they aren't made of wool
Aww, cuties.
((I love your Falkland Island Island o.c! Right now i'm developing a South Georgia o.c!))
Thank you very much! I'm looking forward writing her full bio, hope I can manage to do it soon Good luck with your oc!
((Oh thank you! I can't wait to see the bio of your o.c! How much time did you spend on her?))
Well I've had her since June-July 2011, but you never stop developing your characters! there's always something new to learn about them, it's not something easy or fast, but it's fun! I've learnt a lot of things and made a lot of wonderful friends in the process
((I bet! Do you have any art with her in it? Well besides this peace?))
Well you can find more art of her in my gallery folder flopylopez.deviantart.com/gall… but I haven't drawn any serious art of her recently, since I draw my other ocs mostly, too
here are some samples (from newest to oldest) fav.me/d61v018 fav.me/d5q6pb8 fav.me/d59uxtg fav.me/d4uw9m1 fav.me/d4nkvxy
Also, I wrote a little about her here flopylopez.blog.fc2.com/blog-e… Thanks for the interest
((Such wonderful art! How did you figure out her personality?))
Thank you!
On Malvinas' case, there isn't much of a stereotype about the islanders to get a general idea about their personality, But since they claim to be 'rightfully British', I supposed Islas Malvinas would try to be like UK (England in Hetalia).
And so, part of her personality is similar to the British stereotype (she likes teatime, is well mannered, prideful, quite grumpy, etc) plus adding other traits to make her a person and not only based on stereotypes (she's shy, reads a lot, hates hot places, likes sheeps, etc).
Sometimes you can also learn how they behave with other people depending on their real-life relations with other countries! some countries are friendly, some others more conservative, some others are agressive (or had a conflictive past)... all these details will help you to determine your oc's personality! You can also take in account their religion, traditions, predominant political ideologies, ethnicity, economy, culture in general.
I hope this helps
esto es muy shiny holy shit está demasiado feliz no se xd


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Representatives of Syria's government and opposition opened a second round in the fragile peace process Monday as humanitarian agencies continued to evacuate civilians from the besieged Old City of Homs under a cease-fire.
U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi resumed the talks in cautious style. He met with opposition delegates, which included for the first time representatives of armed groups fighting in Syria, and later with the government's team.
Hours later, the United Nations announced that Brahimi would meet Friday with the U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs, Wendy Sherman, and Russia's deputy foreign minister, Gennady Gatilov.
Former hijacker
premier of Nepal
After years of deadlock, Nepal's Parliament on Monday elected Sushil Koirala, a longtime democratic activist who was involved in a famous 1973 Nepali plane hijacking, as prime minister.
Koirala, 75, is president of the Nepali Congress party, which emerged from elections in November with the most seats in the Constituent Assembly.
Koirala won more than two-thirds of the legislators' votes.
Thames towns
under flood alert
The River Thames burst its banks Monday after reaching its highest level in years, flooding riverside towns upstream of London.
The Environment Agency has issued 14 severe flood warnings along the Thames east of Windsor, about 20 miles from London. More flooding is expected today.
N. Korea cancels
U.S. envoy's visit
North Korea has canceled for a second time its invitation for a senior U.S. envoy to visit the country to discuss a long-detained American's possible release, the State Department said Monday.
The cancellation came days after detained American missionary Kenneth Bae told a pro-North Korea newspaper that he expected to meet this month with the envoy.
A suicide attacker rammed a car bomb into a NATO convoy in Kabul and killed two foreign civilian contractors, authorities said Monday, while a coalition soldier was killed in a separate attack in eastern Afghanistan.


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teamavatarmini by andrahildeWatch
©2012-2016 andrahilde
quick doodle headshots of team avatar
Really liking the simplistic style here! (:
Just right
this is cool, but it's missing suki... sorry but she's also part of the team yet almost everyone thends to not include her... remember when toph and sokka nearly died on the air ship in the last episode? suki saved them, what about that?
Very good~
Absolutely love this!
why zuko looks like Ferris from fishbones? lol he has lost his glasses
super frikin sweet! more?
ooh, I love this!
This would be an amazing bookmark.
I really like the synthesis in this one
dhjksfougiøfhskdjflsigdufgsldigfsakhsdjk i love this. and now i really miss the gang.. even if i just finished wathing the last airbender agan.. like.. yesterday.
This looks so cool. Katara looks so beautiful. Would've loved to see Suki as part of this!
I so like this! Great simple coloring and the lineart is so precise. I laughed so much when realized that the girls are rounded and delicate but boys are rough and sharp. It really suits them! (Toph for the win!! )
Original team FOREVER!!! <3
This is lovely.
Sooo cool!
Awesome, bit of a Mulan style to it.
OMG OMG I love them all!
demon days?
I just love the way katara looks!! awesome doodle ^^
Very pharaoh.
Each profile is so distinct! Awesome job <3 loving Sokka something serious.
Awesome! I love their profiles, so true to their characters, and I love how crisp your lines are! *3*
Aaah ,, love them
Love how distinct their noses are. c:
Yay, what a pleasant surprise!


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ibdave wrote:I have a 97 bounder 88k miles and been to the Playa 12 years... 460 food chassie with all the "Banks" add ons .. Gas RVs tend to run hot while idling for long times. So no big surprise there.
I'm the worry over Tires guy.. I never let mine past 4-5 year past the date code stamped on the sidewalls.. Front get move to the back @ yr 2 and fresh on the front. You'll never wear out tires but the sidewall go and blows outs are just not fun. New tires and maybe a radiator flush and your good to go.. Oh, tarp the beast every winter with a GOOD tarp.. rain rain wind wind....
kvd wrote:Old RVs of any kind need maintenance and shit is going to break down.
I advise people to get trailers, not RVs with engines, as the engine/transmission/registration/service is way more involved, and the failures are more catastrophic to your BRC adventures. Engines fail when you only drive 'em once a year. So you'll need someone to do that for you, to drive it around a bit every month or two.
Coming from Illinois, it's a lot harder to deal with actually towing something, but there are ways. Rent yourself a pickup truck from a construction rental company in Reno, as those will be set up for towing and insured for it, too. There is a storage yard right in Gerlach, on the other side of the tracks, for campers and art cars and stuff.
jcliff wrote:Well, I'm an RV owner!
jcliff wrote:Well, I'm an RV owner! I did buy the RV....but I am definitely going in more prepared after reading the posts here. I really appreciate you guys taking the time to chime in with such helpful information. I'm prepared to have this suck me dry, but I'm pretty sure it will be a labor of love. Now I need a name for her
Mosin wrote: Alas, I hope you feel the same way as we do few years/burns down the road, and get off a lot easier than we have cost-wise.
Behold: Pandora
As well, you will find a helpful community of vintage RV addicts/slaves at http://www.classicwinnebagos.com, which is open to any and all pre-1990 RVs (i.e. it don't have to be a Winny, or actually "vintage" for that matter...just old enough to rape your bank account and regularly put you in the fetal position). The technical discussion forums, broken down by chasis maker, are particularly helpful when you have questions and will save you untold hours of time and $.
Mosin wrote:...and then the Onan generator needed a complete overhaul...
Ugly Dougly wrote:If you can find a cheap one with a leaky roof and keep it covered during the wet season, why not? It rarely rains at Burning Man.
illy dilly wrote: I've also got to ask in the link you provided, in the pictures, center row, 3rd picture down, who's garage is that? Real pretty and nice!
My girlfriends dad has a commercial garage set up on his property seperate from his house. But sadly, our 34' RV doesn't fit all the way in, much less on the lift. If we were to take all the work benches and cabinets off the walls, impossible, then we could get it all the way in. It makes November through early march pretty much useless for working on the RV. Nothing worse than busting a knuckle when its only 20 degrees out side.
theCryptofishist wrote:Mosin wrote:...and then the Onan generator needed a complete overhaul...
Spilling its gas on the ground?
jcliff wrote:One purely cosmetic question I'm looking for input on. I was contemplating adding some painting embellishments on it in January when I go out. I was thinkig some flowers and then the BM logo on each side. What do you think? Paint it or leave it au natural?
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