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[[caption-width-right:348: ''Welcome, foolish mortals.'']]
->''"When hinges creak in doorless chambers, \\
When strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls, \\
Whenever candlelights flicker though the air is deathly still, \\
That is the time when ghosts are present, \\
Practicing their terror with ghoulish delight..."''
-->--'''Opening lines'''
'''''The Haunted Mansion''''' is [[ExpandedUniverse a franchise]] that has grown around the [[LongRunner long-running]] attraction at the various Ride/DisneyThemeParks, having spawned two movies (a critically disappointing feature with Eddie Murphy and an upcoming film by Guillermo del Toro), a videogame, two comic book series (A shortlived anthology series by Slave Labor Graphics and a miniseries at MarvelComics under the ComicBook/DisneyKingdoms imprint), and an upcoming animated television special headed by illustrator Gris Grimly, in addition to appearances in various Disney media.
Having spent a long time in DevelopmentHell, having even been first thought of in the earliest plans of Disneyland, with various stories considered and rejected, Walt eventually decided for a minimalistic approach on story and made the house a simple retirement home/boarding house for the spirits. Of course, this hasn't stopped many from speculating and creating their own interpretations about the nature of the house and its inhabitants, sometimes even being played with by Disney themselves through the mansion's assorted incarnations.
TropeNamer for BewareOfHitchhikingGhosts and SillySpook.
Each Magic Kingdom-style Disney park has a version of this ride:
* '''Disneyland''', '''Walt Disney World''', and '''Tokyo Disneyland''' have the "classic" version, though specific scenes and details vary from venue to venue.
** From the TurnOfTheMillennium onward, the Anaheim and Tokyo parks give the original version of the ride a special Christmas-season overlay each year: Haunted Mansion Holiday, in which [[WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas Jack Skellington and company]] have decked it out for the Yuletide.
* '''Disneyland Paris''' has the DarkerAndEdgier Phantom Manor.
* '''Hong Kong Disneyland''' has the LighterAndSofter, ghost-free Mystic Manor, in which a magical music box is monkeyed around with by...well, a monkey, the pet of the manor's world-explorer owner. Now the exotic relics on display in the house are going ape!
!! The actual rides includes examples of:
* AbortedArc: The animatronic raven was originally going to be the "narrator" of the ride, which ended up being much better implemented with the "Ghost Host" being piped in through the Doom Buggy's individual speakers. The ravens, however, are still situated throughout the ride, flapping and beaking as if they were saying something.
* TheArtifact: The heartbeat in the Attic soundtrack no longer makes sense. Originally, it was associated with the mournful Bride character who had a visible glowing heartbeat, but ever since she was replaced by the murderous Constance, it doesn't seem so appropriate.
** They seem to have dropped the heartbeat sound effect altogether sometime before reinstating the Hatbox Ghost.
* AscendedExtra: Imagineer Leota Ann Thomas (Leota Toombs at the time) was originally supposed to be a stand-in for the crystal ball effect. Though Eleanor Audley's voice was used as planned, the Imagineers liked Leota's performance so much that they ended up using it, and the character was given the name Madame Leota. If you're wondering what Leota sounded like, that's her voice asking you to "Hurry back" at the end, (although this was a forced breathy voice). The fans and Disney alike call that ghost "[[AscendedMeme Little Leota]]" as a result. (Officially, it's "the Ghostess".)
** Thomas' daughter Kim Irvine, who also became a Imagineer, portrays Madame Leota's face during ''Haunted Mansion Holiday''.
%% ** [[PunnyName Constance Hatchaway]], the ghostly, devious, GoldDigger bride in the attic.
* TheBadGuyWins: In Paris, "Phantom Manor" appears to give off this implication, as the Phantom successfully got his revenge, only failing in killing the riders.
* BewareOfHitchhikingGhosts: The TropeNamer comes from a scene where your cars are spun to face a mirror revealing the reflection of ghosts riding along in your car with you.
%% * BigBad: The Phantom in Paris's version.
%% * BigBoosHaunt
%% * BlackHumor: This is how most of the ride works.
%% * BlackWidow[=/=]TheBluebeard: One on the actual ride and one on a tombstone outside the exit.
* BloodlessCarnage: Despite all the implied violence, there is virtually no blood.
* BuriedAlive: A portion of ''Phantom Manor'' when you go underground into the crypt.
* BuryMeNotOnTheLonePrairie: There has been at least one instance of a family attempting to scatter a loved one's ashes within the halls of the ride, causing Disneyland to purchase a HEPA vacuum cleaner to clean up any remains dumped in the ride.
* ChristmasEpisode: During the holidays, the Disneyland version of the Mansion gets decorated up in a ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' meets Haunted Mansion theme. The Tokyo Disneyland version gets a similar treatment.
* ComicTrio: The Hitchhiking Ghosts are generally portrayed like this in {{Fanon}} with Ezra (the skeletal one) as the schemer, Gus (the bearded convict) as the dumb one and Phineas (the carpetbagger) as the powerless one.
* CreepyTwins: Wellington and Forsythia Dread of the WDW Mansion's new queue extension
%% * CreepyChangingPainting
* CreepyRavens: Ravens are placed throughout the ride to add to the creepy atmosphere, as noted in AbortedArc.
* CrustyCaretaker: An old caretaker appears before the Graveyard, and he's the only mortal character in the ride.
* CulturalTranslation: To the Japanese, ghosts are a major element of myths and legend, so the Haunted Mansion in Tokyo Disneyland is in Fantasyland. The French, meanwhile, have a thing for the American Old West, and so Phantom Manor is in Frontierland.
* DancesAndBalls: The big party scene in the Disneyland Haunted Mansion.
* DarkIsNotEvil:
** A common interpretation of the Happy Haunts. This is more expressed in the spin-off materials.
** The Ghost Host is nothing more than a harmless {{Troll}} that loves getting a rise out of mortals -- but not in the Paris attraction where he's the main villain.
** Constance Hatchaway in the recent refurbishment of the U.S. rides is a notable [[AvertedTrope exception]].
* DarkerAndEdgier:
** The Disneyland Paris version, Phantom Manor, is much scarier and tells a story of macabre gothic/western horror. It even has an impact on other rides, because Phantom Manor shares a backstory with Big Thunder Mountain, Frontierland's roller coaster and anchor ride.
** The Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion's exterior was designed to be gothic and angular to send a better message about the scariness of the ride, since there were complaints that the Disneyland Mansion facade (a southern New Orleans plantation house) fooled parents into thinking that it was suitable for very young children, but it scared them too much, prompting a redesigned building for WDW.
** Even the "classic" Haunted Mansion was this compared to other attractions in Disneyland. Most of its jokes are about people experiencing rather horrifying deaths, including some ''suicide'' jokes, one joke about a character begging to be let out of its coffin, and let's not forget Constance Hatchaway, a GoldDigger who has killed several men for their money (a fact they ''don't'' gloss over).
%% * DefangedHorrors
%% * DemBones: Mostly in Phantom Manor. Later show up as enemies in the game.
* DownerEnding: Completely subverted and PlayedForLaughs. "''Now I will raise the safety bar...and the ghost will follow you home, ha ha ha ha ha ha!''"
* DrivenToSuicide: The Ghost Host.
--> '''The Ghost Host''': Of course, there's always ''my way'' (cue hanging corpse).
* EarlyBirdCameo: The Haunted Mansion facade building just sat around in New Orleans Square for a few years before the attraction opened. The only sign something was brewing was an advertisement on the door asking for ghosts to apply for residency.
%% * EndlessCorridor:
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Mystic Manor at Hong Kong Disneyland involves an explorer's mischievous monkey in addition to supernatural occurrences.
* EvilLaugh: While he might not be evil, the Ghost Host provides a rather good one.
** While also presumably not evil, the lead singing bust has one as well.
** The Phantom - who, unlike the original Host he's truly evil - in Paris gets one too, courtesy of VincentPrice.
** The Hatbox Ghost does this before his head vanishes.
%% * ExtremelyDustyHome
* ExpandedUniverse: The original ride had no real storyline other than the mansion being a "retirement home" for ghosts. However, comics and a video game have given several of the mansion's characters more elaborate backstories.
%% * FauxAffablyEvil: The Phantom in ''Phantom Manor''.
%% * GiantSpider: The Disney World version used to have a couple of them, later used for enemies in the game.
* GoldDigger: Constance the ghost bride in ''The Haunted Mansion''.
%% * GraveHumor
%% * HauntedHouse
* HeartbeatSoundtrack: The grim "Bridal Chorus" in the Attic is underscored by a heartbeat. Before the music, the heartbeat (and the screams of pop-up ghosts) were the only sounds in the attic.
* {{Hellevator}}: The Disneyland version is actually this in the stretching portrait room, as is the Paris version. The stretching room also serves the double purpose of providing a scene, and also lowering riders to an underground passageway (the changing portraits corridor, which goes underneath the park railroad) that guests use to get to the ride, which takes place in a show building hidden behind the park berm.
** In Tokyo Disneyland and the Florida version, where there was more room, the ride takes place at the same level as the main mansion. Since the show building and mansion are on the same level, the stretching room is not an elevator, but the effect is achieved simply by raising the ceiling.
* IWillWaitForYou: The original backstory to the ghost bride in the Haunted Mansion, taken further in the French version.
* IronicName / PunnyName:
** Constance Hatchaway, the Bride. Her marriages involved her ''constantly'' using her ''hatchet.''
** The elderly woman in the stretching gallery, now retconned to be Constance, used to be known as "Abigale Patecleaver", referencing the gruesome tombstone showing George's head being split open ([[DontExplainTheJoke or, his pate being cleaved]]) by an axe.
%% * KarmaHoudini: The Phantom with the Paris version
* LightningReveal: The ceiling in the elevator goes to black, and the Ghost Host is revealed to have hung himself in life (or the groom in Phantom Manor).
** The original StockSoundEffect for this was "Castle Thunder" (which many pre-1988 Disney animated features and shorts used), but in 2007, the Disney World version replaced it with newer, more ''realistic'' thunder sound effects
** And several paintings show monstrous views of their subjects, which reveal the monstrous side in time with the lightning flashes "outside" the mansion.
* LighterAndSofter: Mystic Manor in Hong Kong Disneyland, which has artefacts coming to life via a mysterious music box and no ghosts. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kEApcS_kVqM See for yourself here.]]
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLvq84KqOeE However, it's recommended to watch the Pre Show first to understand the story completely,]]
* LosingYourHead:
** The Headless Knight in the Graveyard, seen singing beside his executioner.
** The Hatbox Ghost from Disneyland's ride has a head that tends to disappear from his shoulders, fly into his hatbox, then re-appear on his shoulders again.
** Emphasis on ''Your'' regarding the Magic Kingdom's version of the ride. The Hitchhiking Ghosts will literally mess with your heads. The illusion is given off of them making your head disappear, as well as taking your head off and either then swapping their head with yours, or swapping your head with the head of the person riding with you.
* MultipleChoicePast: The Haunted Mansion's back story is pretty much whatever the ride operators decide it is that day, the only solid thing being that the house is a retirement home/boarding house of the spirit world.
** One of the original story lines was about a blood thirsty pirate captain who built the manse for his wife who found out his secret. He then killed her, after which she came back to haunt him, which caused him to kill himself. Remnants of this story can still be seen in the mansion. Another one of the original stories was that it was the home of a murderous family known as the Family of Blood. The original record had this story on it.
** Only Phantom Manor has an official backstory, which is tied to the theme of Big Thunder Mountain and the rest of Frontierland, but even this story is not totally concrete.
* OffWithHisHead: The Headless Knight.
** In Mystic Manor, a laughing samurai suit of armor tries to slice off Albert the monkey's head. There are three medieval suits of armor in a castle-themed display case, with separate singing helmets and weapons. Also, a Mongolian suit of armor holds aloft some helmets on a spear.
* OminousPipeOrgan: The Ballroom scene. The Disneyland organ is the actual prop from Disney's ''Film/TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSea'' movie. Everywhere else, a replica is used.
** The foyer, where a [[NightmareFuel slow funeral-dirge version]] of ''Grim, Grinning Ghosts'' plays, is much eerier. Unlike the ballroom scene, where the organ is in plain view, the source of the foyer music is left up to the guest's imagination.
* OneWomanWail: The Bride's singing throughout ''Phantom Manor''.
* OnlySixFaces: The grinning skull face is seen on Ezra, pop-up ghosts, pictures in the Corridor of Doors, the Hatbox Ghost, the Grim Reaper in Leota's spellbook, and the ticket-booth zombie in Phantom Canyon.
%% * OracularHead: Madame Leota
* OverprotectiveDad: Henry Ravenswood of Phantom Manor. After discovering his daughter was to leave town after getting married, he's determined to stop the wedding at all costs. [[spoiler: He dies in an earthquake that ravages the whole town (on Big Thunder Mountain, when your train is going up the lift hill through the blasting tunnel), but his spirit goes on to murder his son-in-law to be from beyond the grave and decides to make his now depressed daughter suffer for the rest of her life in the abandoned house]].
* ParasolOfPrettiness: The ballerina in the stretching paintings, to help the contrast with the grim situations in the full paintings.
%% * PungeonMaster: The Ghost Host.
* QuicksandSucks: As we see in one of the stretching paintings.
* {{Retcon}}: The Attic scene evolved several times and each change was treated like the only version of the scene ever there.
** Upon his return, the Hatbox Ghost's original brief backstory no longer works with [[BlackWidow the current Bride]]. This is actually to the hatbox effect's advantage, since he's no longer required to sync his head trick to the heartbeat, and he now has time to perform more animations.
%% * RhymesOnADime: Madame Leota
%% * RuleOfScary: Of course this ride is built on this. The RuleOfFunny is used at times.
* ShoutOut:
** Look closely at Madame Leota's book. That's the incantation from ''Blackbeard's Ghost'' on its page.
** A Victorian era attired ghost can be seen in the ballroom, drunkenly swinging from the chandelier by his cane. He was inspired by the character Pickwick from ''Literature/ThePickwickPapers'' by Creator/CharlesDickens.
** The organist is a shout-out to the 1925 film adaptation of ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera''.
** The one-eyed black cat that appears on the tomb of the composer at Walt Disney World's mansion (itself taken from an earlier draft of the attraction), is inspired by the gruesome EdgarAllanPoe tale, ''The Black Cat''.
** Outside of the Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion is the tomb of the murderous Literature/{{Bluebeard}} (died 1440) and his wives. The inscription reads, "Six of them were faithful, but the seventh did him in."
** At Walt Disney World, In the back of the pet cemetery, there is a headstone of Mr. Toad in tribute to Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, which closed in 1998, to be replaced by Winnie the Pooh.
** The Corridor of Doors is a shout-out to ''Film/TheHaunting1963'' (based on the novel ''Literature/TheHauntingOfHillHouse'' by Creator/ShirleyJackson), which a bunch of the WED Imagineers, and WaltDisney, went to see together.
** The human arm sconces in the crypt were inspired by the 1946 film ''La Belle et la Bête'', the French film adaptation of the FairyTale "Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast". ''La Belle et la Bête'' was one of Rolly Crump's favorite films.
** The staircases in the Walt Disney World mansion is a shout-out to M.C. Escher's "Relativity".
** The pharmacist in Phantom Manor is a shout-out to ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde'' by Creator/RobertLouisStevenson.
** The claw coming out at you in the clock hall is a shout-out to ''Film/{{Nosferatu}}''.
** The drummer of the graveyard band is based on the folk story of the Drummer of Tedworth.
** ''Mystic Manor'' at Hong Kong Disneyland has plenty of shout outs to the Haunted Mansion. In the Greek Room, they have a painting of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medusa Medusa]] that transforms into her monstrous Gorgon form complete with [[RedEyesTakeWarning red eyes]], a conservatory with ''huge'' Venus Flytraps, and in the Armory, three knight's suits of armour singing cheerfully.
* SpecialEffectsEvolution: Evident in several updates of the ride, including the "floating Leota", Constance, and the updated Hatbox Ghost.
* TightropeWalking: The pretty young lady with the parasol in the stretching room. If only she were performing over a net.
* {{Troll}}: The Ghost Host, with mortals as his targets.
** The Hitchhiking Ghosts in Magic Kingdom's version of the ride, with the riders also being their targets.
* {{Tuckerization}}: Master Gracey is named after the Imagineer Yale Gracey, who helped design the ride.
** Madame Leota/Dear Sweet Leota is named for Leota Toombs. Other tombstone names and who they are named for: Grandpa Marc is Marc Davis, Brother Claude is Claude Coats, Francis Xavier is X Atencio, and Brother Dave is Dave Schweninger. The Walt Disney World queue also has one for Mister Frees (Paul Frees, the voice of the Ghost Host) and features a [[Creator/ThurlRavenscroft Ravenscroft]] brand organ.
* UnfinishedBusiness: Constance seems to hang around in the Mansion because she was never brought to justice; the Hatbox Ghost seems to tell visitors where some incriminating evidence can be found in the attic. All of the other ghosts, however, are hanging out in the mortal world for the fun of it.
* VaderBreath: A door bulges out and breathes heavily.
* VisualPun: The opera singers are a visual pun on ThePhantomOfTheOpera. The Grand Ballroom scene contains a ghost of Caesar, as in "Great Caesar's ghost!"
%% * TheVoice: The Ghost Host.
* WikiRule: Has a wiki [[http://hauntedmansion.wikia.com/ that needs a lot of love]]
->''"There's a little matter I forgot to mention... BewareOfHitchhikingGhosts!"''
!! The video game contains examples of:
%% * AdaptationExpansion
%% * AnAxeToGrind: The knights.
%% * AnimatedArmor: Also the knights.
%% * BigBad: Atticus Thorn.
%% * BlackCloak: The ghost in the Children's Room.
%% * CanonForeigner: Ezekiel Holloway and Atticus Thorn.
%% * ChargedAttack
%% * DeadlyDodging: The billards room, the kitchen.
%% * DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist
* DegradedBoss: Every enemy is introduced as part of a big battle. After being defeated, more show up as regular enemies.
%% * EnemySummoner: The gargoyles.
%% * EverythingTryingToKillYou
%% * ExpositionFairy: Madame Leota.
* FollowTheLeader: It's essentially VideoGame/LuigisMansion with Disney characters.
%% * TheGoomba: The spiders
%% * HeroicMime: Zeke.
%% * IncredibleShrinkingMan: The billards room, the toy room.
%% * ItsAllAboutMe: The ghost in the trophy room says this.
* JumpedAtTheCall: Zeke pretty readily accepts Leota's request to save the Mansion.
* LightIsGood: The enemies can't inhabit a room you've lit up.
%% * MakeMeWannaShout: The ghost girls.
%% * MythologyGag: Several.
%% * OneWingedAngel: Thorn in the climax.
%% * OurGargoylesRock
%% * PlayingWithFire: Thorn.
%% * RecurringBoss: Thorn.
* RecycledInSpace: The game is nearly identical to VideoGame/LuigisMansion. It even has an incredibly similar layout for the rooms.
%% * RosesAreRedVioletsAreBlue: The ghost in the study.
%% * SinisterScythe: The ghost in the Children's Room.
%% * SpreadShot: The fourth Soul Gem provides this ability.
%% * StringyHairedGhostGirl: One of the recurring enemies.
%% * TemporaryPlatform: In the Winter Garden
%% * TheWormThatWalks: Atticus Thorn.
->''"Hurry baaaaack...hurry baaaaack...be sure to bring your death certificate, if you decide to join us. Make final arrangements now. We've been...dying to have you..."''


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With just a couple of weeks to go before I find myself once again in the hospital to give birth I can't help but think about my experience the first time around.
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The food was good—I was told by the hospital staff that people sometimes come to the hospital cafeteria just to eat. I somehow lucked out and had a huge double room all to myself during my entire stay—which meant my husband had a bed of his own and could sleep comfortably during our time there. Plus, there was plenty of space for visitors.
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Brian has a degree in Geology and is a retired consulting engineering geologist. He is currently involved in research on the late-glacial geology of northern New England and southeastern Quebec and has published more than twenty professional papers, including the only scientific treatise on the collapse of the Old Man of The Mountain. He and Betsy are active mountaineers and members of the American Alpine Club, and Brian is a co-founder of the Mountain Rescue Service.
Brian was introduced to the Observatory during seven summers working for the AMC Hut System, especially the two he spent as "croo" and then hutmaster at Lakes of The Clouds. He joined as a member in 1964, a trustee in 1972, and served as board president from 1981 to 1996. He has made significant financial contributions to summit improvement projects, and his leadership and tireless efforts helped provide the foundation upon which the Observatory is thriving today.
Growing up on a farm in southern New Hampshire, Ed's interest in weather began as a child, when his father was the local National Weather Service (NWS) cooperative observer. His interest intensified during pilot training in the 1970s, and inspired him to serve as the backup weather observer for local weather icon Briggs Bunker for many years. Today, Ed is the NOAA, NWS cooperative observer for North Conway, NH, and he reports his observations to the NWS in Gray, ME each morning.
Ed received a B.S. in civil engineering from the University of New Hampshire in 1970 and an MBA from Plymouth State University in 1988. He is the retired president of H.E. Bergeron Engineers, Inc., a consulting civil, structural and land surveying firm, which he started in 1974.
A member of the Mount Washington Observatory Facilities Committee, Ed also serves on the Board of Directors for the Appalachian Mountain Club and is chairman of their Hut Committee. He is a member of the Nature Conservancy Green Hills Committee, and also instructs photography workshops for the Tin Mountain Conservation Center.
Ed is an active cyclist, fly-fisherman and outdoor photographer, and has hiked and climbed all over the U.S., Europe and New Zealand. He resides in North Conway, NH with his wife, Kathy. They have two daughters and four granddaughters.
Born in Phoenix, Arizona, Abby moved from the desert to the wilds of New Hampshire at the age of eight. She immediately fell in love with the mountains, forests, wildlife, and skiing.
An internship in Glacier National Park, Montana while a senior at the University of New Hampshire cemented her love of the outdoors. Returning east to graduate, she served for several years as Sunday River Resort's competition and events manager, then as an independent contractor managing Maine Handicapped Skiing's popular ski-a-thon event. The opportunity to manage donor and member relations for Mount Washington Observatory was a natural fit.
Abby plans to spend her life surrounded by the mountains. When not working, you can find her skiing, snowboarding, painting, or just spending time outside watching the wildlife.
Mike spent most of his life in the urban jungle of Central New Jersey, but lived outside Chicago, Illinois for two years, where severe weather and tornadoes are prevalent. It was during this time that he cultivated a fascination with weather, heading outside in blizzards, thunderstorms, and even land-falling tropical storms to experience the extreme conditions firsthand.
Mike's passion for the weather led him to the meteorology program at Rutgers University. He graduated in 2008 with a B.S. in Meteorology, and joined the Observatory staff as an intern that fall. In 2009 he was offered a full time position as a Weather Observer and Meteorologist, and honed his forecasting skills during the night shift for four years before becoming a shift leader in 2013.
In 2014 Mike added Education Specialist to his title, sharing the science of Mount Washington with students of all ages through distance learning programs, weather station tours, and media interviews.
A Massachusetts native, Krissy started her career as a Communications Project Manager at Fidelity Investments, Crosby Group. Eight years later, in 2006, she took a leap of faith and left the corporate world to relocate to the Mount Washington Valley.
Krissy has enjoyed working for ski resorts in positions ranging from sales and marketing, to public relations, and even ski instruction. A graduate of the University of Rhode Island, Krissy brings a wealth of experience and a well-rounded approach to her role as Events & Marketing Manager.
Krissy loves living in the valley, and spends all of her free time outdoors, skiing, biking, hiking, and gardening.
Raised in picturesque New Hampshire, Eric has always loved observing the constantly changing weather. As a young adult, he took his passion for extreme weather to tornado alley, where he chased severe thunderstorms and worked as a broadcast forecaster while earning his degree in atmospheric science at the University of Missouri—Columbia. After earning his master's degree in atmospheric science at the University at Albany, Eric merged his interest in weather, environmental stewardship and New England's unique climate by studying climate signals recorded in ice cores for his PhD at the University of New Hampshire.
Eric joined the Observatory staff in 2012 as a jointly-appointed Director of Research and Plymouth State University Research Assistant Professor in Atmospheric Science. He is excited to be working in the White Mountains, a place he has skied, hiked, bird watched, and camped his entire life.
Eric resides in Ashland, NH with his wife, Julie, and their daughters, Sophie and Madelyn.
Originally from northwestern New Jersey, Kaitlyn first remembers being interested in the weather at age 12 when she would go outside to watch a summer thunderstorm roll through. Her curiosity grew from there and her adventurous nature led her to attend the University of Oklahoma, where she obtained a Bachelor's degree in Meteorology.
Upon graduation, Kaitlyn's first exposure to life atop the summit of Mount Washington was in 2013 when she served as a summer intern. Shortly after the internship, Kaitlyn moved back to Oklahoma to gain invaluable experience in the private sector working as a Support Meteorologist for Weather Decision Technologies, Inc.
Kaitlyn enjoys traveling, outdoor activities including hiking and camping, and spending time with friends and family. She is thrilled to be back on the summit working as a Weather Observer, Education Specialist and most recently, Co-Director of Summit Operations.
Mike graduated from Bates College in 2012 with a Bachelor's degree in Physics. He wrote his thesis on collector droplet formation in clouds and is excited to be expanding his programming and meteorological knowledge at the Observatory.
An avid hiker, skier, and climber, Mike has worked as a guide in Maine and Wyoming. He also enjoys traveling, and has toured around New Zealand and Western Europe.
Living in Newton, Massachusetts and attending school in Maine, Mike has always been just a short car ride away from the mountains. He is excited to be working in such an isolated and extreme environment, gaining knowledge and experience at the Observatory.
Growing up on the front range of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado Springs, CO. Adam's interest in the weather began with the dynamic weather experienced living in mountainous regions. From major snowstorms with 3 feet of snow during the winter with frequent hail storms with hail up to the size of baseballs during the summer, fascination with weather grew. Enjoying being outside as a kid, Adam joined the Boy Scouts and completed his Eagle Scout as well as playing baseball during the summer months. Hiking in the mountains has always been a fun weekend activity as well as skiing once most trails were snow covered.
Upon completion of high school, Adam attended the University of North Dakota and completed his B.S. in Atmospheric Science in May of 2015. Deciding to take a year off and gain some job experience, Adam would like to persue a Masters or PhD in Atmospheric Science focusing on winter weather and mountain meteorology in the coming years.
After watching weather documentaries as a kid and seeing what the conditions were like at the summit of Mount Washington, Adam's fascination with Mount Washington began. This fall, Adam was offered the opportunity to join the team for the fall season and learn about forecasting and the research that is conducted on the summit.
Originally from the Lake Tahoe region of California, Ryan was born into the alpine lifestyle. He came to the Observatory as a winter intern in 2005, and started as a Weather Observer in 2006.
Ryan's interest in weather started as a child, when he would watch the morning weather report before going skiing. In high school, he enjoyed giving weather reports to fellow students and ski clubbers, and decided to pursue a career in meteorology. He graduated from San Jose State University in 2004 with a B.S. in Meteorology, and spent the first three years of his career as a weather observer for San Jose International Airport.
Ryan came to Mount Washington for the unique weather, and to explore and study the worst weather in the world. When he's not watching the weather, he enjoys backpacking, ski boarding, aggressive inline skating, traveling, video games, and movies.
Tom started his Observatory career as a summer intern in 2011, and returned in 2013 to learn more about this unique and fascinating place. His internship provided real-world knowledge and experience to help him complete his senior year at Pennsylvania State University, where he graduated with a B.S. in Meteorology in 2012.
Like many meteorologists, Tom discovered his passion for weather at an early age. Growing up in northwestern New Jersey, he was fascinated by the ever-changing weather—especially the extremes, like the blizzard of '96 and Hurricane Sandy.
An avid hiker, Tom is working to become a state high-pointer. He is thrilled to be returning to Mount Washington, and plans to make the most of the opportunity by expanding his knowledge of the weather and the mountain, while sharing that knowledge and passion with visitors.
Marty is Mount Washington's only permanent resident, holding court as the most recent in a long line of famous feline mascots.
Before coming to the Observatory, Marty lost his home to a fire and was taken in by the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire North (formerly Conway Area Humane Society). In January of 2008, Marty won more than 8,000 votes in the first ever Observatory Mascot Primary and was donated to the Observatory by the Humane Society. He was quickly regarded as a good fit for the mountain because of his adventurous attitude and presumed Maine Coon Cat pedigree.
Marty enjoys romping around with the summit crew and exploring his massive home, the Mt. Washington State Park Sherman Adams Visitor Center. Off the clock, he enjoys stalking the water cooler, chasing bouncy balls, napping in odd positions, and being brushed.
Marty joined the Observatory family with the fall 2007 edition of Windswept, Mount Washington Observatory's quarterly member magazine.
When not editing Windswept, Marty writes about the outdoors, travel, and sports. He has a weekly syndicated outdoor adventure column and his work appears in local, regional, and national publications. Marty has written a few books and won several writing awards including a prestigious Society of American Travel Writers Lowell Thomas Gold Award and several North American Snowsports Journalists Association Harold Hirsch Awards. He has also worked in television and radio.
An avid cyclist, Marty has ridden from Maine to Alaska, Canada to Mexico, and in Arctic Scandinavia. He once competed in the bike race up Mount Washington, stopped to eat lunch and didn't finish last. Marty also skis, snowboards, hikes, and paddles. Marty has climbed the White Mountain Four Thousand Footers and is the author of "50 Best Hikes in New England" (Countryman Press).
Marty is a Boston University graduate and Explorers Club member. He lives on a Mount Washington Valley dirt road with his wife, Jan.
Samantha has been with the MWOBS for almost 3 years now off and on. Before coming to work as a summit museum attendant she lived in Boston, MA. After her first year being part of the summit staff decided she wanted to move up here and become a full time employee of the Observatory.
She is an avid hiker, skier, mountaineer, and outdoor enthusiast. When she's not busy doing her own thing outside she volunteers her time for the Androscoggin Valley Search and Rescue Team.
Just recently she had taken a 5 month long job with Backpacker Magazine before returning back to the Observatory at the Weather Discovery Center. She was touring the country and giving presentations at outdoor retailers trying to educate and inspire others to get outside more, and how to do it safely and with the proper gear. After visiting all of the lower 48 states on that trip, Mount Washington Valley is where she calls home.
Will comes to the Observatory from Antioch University New England graduate school, where he studied conservation biology. With an undergraduate degree in biology and extensive training in environmental education, he is thankful for the opportunity to share his love of science education with area students as the Observatory's outreach coordinator.
Will's hobbies include walking, bird watching, and cooking strange meals. The midcoast Maine native is excited to experience Mount Washington's myriad meteorological phenomena, especially altocumulus lenticularis, temperature inversions, and rime ice.
Peter oversees the Observatory's Gladys Brooks Memorial Library, which features books, maps, prints, photos, and other material relating to the Observatory, Mount Washington, and the White Mountains.
Peter has lived in the White Mountains for more than thirty years, and has worked for the U.S. Forest Service and Appalachian Mountain Club in resource management, public information, and educational roles. He began his Observatory career in 1988 as a weather observer, museum manager, and Summit Shift Leader. After three years of summit duty, he served for several years as Director of Programs before transitioning to his current position.
Peter did his undergraduate work at Harvard College, and earned his doctoral degree in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. An avid year-round hiker, he is also a volunteer trail maintainer for the Appalachian Mountain Club, a member of Androscoggin Valley Search and Rescue (AVSAR), and serves on the board of the New Hampshire Outdoor Council.
Born and raised in Herndon, Virginia, Jordan had never truly experienced what "winter" was or could be. This all changed however when she decided to attend the University of New Hampshire. Even on the coldest of days, and after enduring the snow storm of 2015, she still couldn't get over how beautiful the campus and scenery were. Living in New England was just so nice that she knew she wanted to stay in the area after school.
During college Jordan completed two internships with non-profits where she worked on planning events, meeting with donors and sponsors, and marketing various activities. It was during that first internship that she knew she was meant for the non-profit sector. Eager to graduate and begin her career, Jordan graduated in three years with a B.S. in Recreation Management and Policy with a minor in Communication and Marketing. When the opportunity to be the Donor Relations Coordinator at the Mount Washington Observatory arose it was a perfect fit.
Jordan loves living in the valley and seeing the amazing views of the mountains everywhere she turns!
Linda is the daughter of Mount Washington Observatory co-founder Robert S. Monahan, and enjoys continuing her father's legacy as volunteer coordinator with her husband, Hank.
Married for more than 40 years, Linda and Hank have one daughter and two very active grandsons. During Hank's 30-year U.S. Coast Guard career they lived in several locations including Alaska and England. Linda's diverse career has spanned positions with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Alaska, and the Editorial Staff of the Wall Street Journal. Linda and Hank both also had "retirement jobs" in Portland, Maine, where they continue to volunteer at Merrill Auditorium. They have been very active volunteers wherever they have lived.
Linda and Hank now reside in Jackson, New Hampshire, where they keep very busy with year-round activities in the great outdoors.
Pete started his career as a microwave radio equipment technician for the Air National Guard, traveling the world to install and repair equipment. With a degree in Industrial Technology from the University of Southern Maine, he worked as a consultant in the optical disk field and then as a field engineer for Netflix before joining the Observatory staff in 2010.
Pete and his partner, Kathy, are avid hikers and winter sports enthusiasts. The Maine natives moved to Jackson, New Hampshire in 2009 to be closer to their favorite outdoor playground, and one year later Peter completed his goal of hiking all 48 four thousand footers.
Pete describes his role at the Observatory, which offers an ever-changing mix of field and office work, as "a dream come true."
John graduated from the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts with a degree in photography and came to the White Mountains to expand his portfolio. He quickly fell in love with the area, and stayed to build a career pursuing his two passions: photography and woodworking.
Through the years, John honed his expertise in general carpentry, historic restorations, sign making, furniture building, and architectural woodworking. He joined the Observatory staff in 2000, and puts his skills to use building exhibits at the Weather Discovery Center museum, keeping the administrative offices running, and helping maintain the summit weather station.
John continues his photography at work and at home, and enjoys shooting from the cockpit of his kayak. He resides in Conway with his wife, Gaie, and their daughter, Kaela.
Born and raised in the Portland, Maine area, Roger worked in the financial sector for more than thirty years. Starting his career as a software developer, he then spent twenty years as a systems engineer, field engineer, business systems analyst, and most recently, a project manager.
Roger joined Mount Washington Observatory in the summer of 2011, and is continuing to advance his I.T. skills as an on-mountain information technology specialist. Always seeking a new and challenging adventure, Roger enjoys helping the Observatory manage its complex technological infrastructure while assisting his fellow weather observers.
Roger built his own passive solar home in the mid 80s, and resides in Falmouth, Maine with his family.
Tim grew up in Goffstown, NH and is a graduate of Vassar College with majors in astronomy and physics. He came to the Observatory after four years at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord, NH where he managed the exhibits and performed most of the marketing duties. Being passionate about all things science he is excited for the opportunity to communicate with Observatory fans from all across the digital landscape.
In his free time, Tim enjoys golfing, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, and photography. He is excited to experience all the Mount Washington Valley has to offer.
Andrew grew up just outside Philadelphia, PA and was fascinated by extreme weather from a young age. A Nor'easter falling on his tenth birthday sparked this fascination and Andrew's passion for extreme weather has grown tremendously since. Andrew decided to pursue a career in meteorology. He graduated from Millersville University in 2015 with a B.S. in Meteorology.
As an avid hiker, mountain biker, kayaker, and camper, Andrew has always enjoyed the mountains. He is excited to gain valuable knowledge and experience while interning at the observatory, forecasting "The World's Worst Weather" atop the tallest peak in the northeast.
Michael grew up on Long Island and loved watching summer thunderstorms roll onto the beaches, often staying out in the rain, thunder, and lightning to fully experience the storms. After moving to New Hampshire in 2006 and calling the White Mountains his home and playground, he grew fascinated with the hard to predict and extreme weather. As an avid whitewater kayaker and backcountry skier, forecasting exactly where the most rain or snow would fall grew into a passion leading him to pursue a career in meteorology.
Michael will graduate from Plymouth State University in 2016 with a B.S. in Meteorology and hopes to continue studying Atmospheric Science and Mountain Meteorology in graduate school. He hopes to learn more about the challenges of forecasting mountain weather, as well as observe extreme winter storms and unusual atmospheric phenomena while working at the summit this winter.


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Magick Botanicals, Shampoo for Thinning Hair, Lightly Scented, 16 fl oz (473 ml) (Discontinued Item)
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1 box Ritz crackers - crushed
1 can Eagle brand milk (the thick kind)
1/3 of a bag of Skor taffy bits (you'll need the whole bag)
Duncan Hines cream cheese icing to ice bars when cool
How to make it
Mix the top three ingredients together and pour into a greased 9"x13" pan. (or you can use parchment paper/aluminum foil, that will help you take it out of the pan)
Bake in 350 degree oven for 10 - 15 minutes, watch it doesn't brown too much. Let cool completely.
When it is cool, ice with Duncan Hines cream cheese icing and sprinkle with remaining Skor bits. It also freezes well so you can make it up ahead of time. Enjoy.
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This is a plushie of the snow golem from Adventure Time. "Thank you" is one of my favorite episodes, I love the simple narrative structure and well developed characters. I think it stands out as one of the best written episodes with one of the most applicable lessons in the entire series. He stands 21 inches tall and is made of a super soft ultra-cuddle fabric. He is complete with removable face-frame hat and sack for collecting acorns.
EDIT: Since the response to Snow Golem was so positive, I have decided to keep a made-to-order listing for him open at all times on my etsy. I am charging $80 plus shipping, here is the link: www.etsy.com/shop/ALittleOnThe…
EDIT: Since the response to Snow Golem was so positive, I have decided to keep a made-to-order listing for him open at all times on my etsy. I am charging $80 plus shipping, here is the link: www.etsy.com/shop/ALittleOnThe…
Agh, I'd totally buy this if I could lol
cute! the halo is perfect! <3
It's a adipose!
I want one! ; A ; sdjkfla so cuute!!
This is awesome! I love that you even got the face-frame
Condensed cuteness! Never saw the show itself, but something suggests that I should, and soon)
I just wish more people would understand that Adventure Time wasnt made by people on drugs. U have to search for the message .
Exactly! There is a plot, and good messages, you just have to find them.
awwww yea how awesome is this?! well done
Ehh gosh so cute ;w;
easily one of my favorite episodes
easily one of my favorite episodes
This is adorable! what is his face-frame made out of? I can't figure it out 0_0
It is pipecleaners wrapped in brown felt and then glued so that it forms a brown log shape. Then I glued and stitched the logs together. It is the same technique with which I make fingers.
Very awesome, the details of the garland are very impressive.
looks great
these looks so cute and furry
Where can i find one?!
cutest thing ever
Oh this is so cute! I'm going to have to make my own snow golem!!
OMGOMGOMGOMG SOO CUTE AHNHnfsgnagb
This is the cutest- what a great job- it's like you've even captured his character. <3 He is definitely one of the best characters in Adventure Time, and you really bought him to life. What are you going to do with him hahah? xx (-: Have a great week, keep up the amazing work!
ah, i LOVED that episode. It was just so adorable! <3 the plushies look lovely!
wow thats amazing do you think you could make a tutorial of how to make something like that if you sow it?
Well I didn't use a pattern so that might be a bit hard...
All of my yes.
sooo cutee
Awww I love it! It's my favourite episode.
Oh my god, he looks adorable! 'Thank you' is my favourite episode from Adventure Time ;u; Keep up the good work! <3
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I love that guy XD yeah, thank you to me was a heart warming episode and it really sent a message across between indifferences and how we can all actually get along
fantastic job on the plushie! it's so cute!
fantastic job on the plushie! it's so cute!
Oh my gods it's like Slenderman and the Adipose parents decided to breed.
It's really well made but omg is this actually in the show is this a thing.
It's really well made but omg is this actually in the show is this a thing.
you should make the little lavapup to go with him
This is fantastic. Very well done, 10/10.
wow! good work there dude!
Oh my! I just love love LOVE this!! "Thank you" is one of my favorite episodes! You captured the character perfectly. :3
Seeing this made my day whole lots better.
Seeing this made my day whole lots better.
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Review: "Masters of Sex" Season 3 Premiere Takes on Sex, Revolution, Women's Lib, & the Human Sexual Response
The Season 3 premiere of the popular cable television show, "Masters of Sex", is available for free viewing in advance of its airing on July 12, 2015. Similarly to HBO, Showtime is presenting its content online for a monthly fee as an alternative to watching it on TV. And it's about time!
"Masters of Sex" follows the important work of sex researchers William H. Masters and Virginia Johnson, wonderfully played by Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan, respectively. After two successful seasons delving into the ground-breaking work that changed society's perception of sex and of women's sexuality forever, Season 3 of "Masters of Sex" promises to go even further, showing their work finally reaching the masses while exploring their personal relationships which are crippled by the very work they love.
This online episode offers a brief review of where the show left off at the end of Season 2 and picks up in 1965. Much like my dismay with "Mad Men's" foray into the mid-1960s, "Masters of Sex" is now squarely thrust into a world of avocado green appliances in the home, false eyelashes and white eye shadow on the women, and some of the ugliest clothes ever designed. Be that as it may, the '60s were also an incredibly important time for progress in the civil rights movements for blacks, women, American Indians, and other traditionally marginalized groups.
This episode alternates between Masters and Johnson's press conference for the release of their pioneering book, Human Sexual Response, and the months leading up to that press conference. Masters is as work-focused as ever, and even when he is with his family physically, he is an absent father to his children emotionally. Likewise, Johnson also deals with her role as a mom to two teenagers and is determined to finish school, a personal and professional goal she repeatedly has put off due to her dedication to their work.
Masters' wife, Libby, pops pills to get by as she deals with anxiety and depression. At one point, she admits she has been "medicating myself so I wouldn't feel" all of the things wrong in her marriage. She confides in Johnson one night, "I think that a heart can only be broken so many times, and then it's done. And I think that I'm done."
Even though she is a sex researcher, Johnson has trouble talking to her own daughter about sex, which is difficult at the best of times, but the irony is not lost. Her son, Henry, wants to enlist in the military, causing Johnson another knock-down-drag-out with her ex-husband, George.
Now that the children of Masters and Johnson are growing up, the show focuses more on the relationships they have – or do not have – with their families. Masters and Johnson are much more equipped to help other couples even as they fail horribly in their relationships in their own families. A pivotal scene between Masters and his son Johnny, in which Masters' past issues with his angry father come barreling to the forefront, shakes Masters to his core.
The mentality of the time toward women's sexuality is also on full display. During the press conference, a reporter asks, "With your emphasis on female sexual pleasure, can a woman feel free now to say, 'No'?" I laughed out loud at the stupidity of the question, and yet I had to remember that the timeframe of the show is 1965. Then I remembered misogynist Virginia politician Dick Black's comments from just 2002 about how spousal rape was not possible, especially if the woman is wearing a nighty. Then I remembered by own marriage, when I felt like I had to have sex to keep the peace about bills or not to get kicked out. Johnson's response to the reporter's question was brilliant: "Our study gives women more freedom than ever to say 'No' because a woman will no longer be making her decision out of fear."
By "fear", she means the traditional fears regarding social ostracism, disease, and pregnancy. The point is that women would now have the information they need to make informed decisions in regard to sex, safe sex, and a better chance at preventing unwanted consequences. All hail, women's lib!
The reporter presses Masters and Johnson, questioning if they think the current societal trends will lead to a culture of moral decay. Johnson emphatically responds by explaining, "Young men and women today are inclined to work things out emotionally rather than fixating on sex."
At no point in the series has Dr. Masters been likable as a person, a husband, or a father; he fails on all three points. However, as a doctor, Masters is a vocal and unapologetic advocate for women's sexuality, women's equality – especially pertaining to sex and pleasure, and a woman's right to choose whether or not she wants to be sexually active. A New York Times reporter remarks that clergy members are warning that lowering these traditional fears – and women feeling comfortable telling their husbands "No" when it comes to sex – means women will bring about the collapse of social order … because women living in fear and enduring spousal rape is apparently preferable. Masters bluntly and succinctly replies, "There is no universe where fear is a value worth preserving."
Probably the best line in the episode occurs when one reporter insinuates that Masters and Johnson are trying to piggy-back on the sexual revolution, to which Johnson retorts, "We are the sexual revolution."
"We know the fear that surrounds the subject of sex…. The legacy affects us all," Masters points out to the reporters. He explains that the narrow-minded constrictive view of sex has only been around since the Industrial Revolution. Before that, "Sex was a given. It was valued, enjoyed, even if it wasn't understood scientifically." He states that all they want from their research is an approach to sexuality that is free of fear and full of understanding.
The reporter who grills Masters and Johnson throughout the episode dishes his final words about their book, Human Sexual Response. What does he say? You'll have to watch to find out.
Overall, this episode is a great testament to the work of Masters and Johnson, while highlighting the hurdles they faced professionally and personally. The 1960s time period is firmly established by the production design, and Annaleigh Ashford, who plays Betty the office manager, has an all-too-brief scene at the beginning, but sporting a pseudo-vintage Streisand/Funny Girl wig makes it worth it.
My only complaint is the casting of Johnson's son, Henry. The actor, Noah Robbins, looks nothing like Lizzy Caplan or Mather Zickel, who plays her ex-husband George; and Robbins seems more like a 14 year-old, not a 17 year-old who is ready to enter the military. This is TV, not the stage; a little more realism is expected. Also in this episode, this 17 year-old Henry has sex with a woman older than he is, and yet there is no mention of statutory rape or impropriety, except for the fact that she has a child.
For the other teenage Johnson kid, the casting of Tessa with Isabelle Furhman was a good choice as she resembles both Caplan and Zickel with her dark looks. And though she does have a nude scene, Furhman is 18+ in real life.
Extra kudos also go to the casting team for hiring Jaeden Lieberher to play Masters' son Johnny, who perfectly expresses through body language and facial reactions how much he wants to be like his father and desperately wants his father's love, but secretly resents Masters' obsession with his work.
The real-life Virginia Johnson did have two children with George Johnson, but their names are Scott and Lisa. The factual William H. Masters had two children with his wife Elizabeth, and their names are William and Sarah.
This online freebie preview has been edited for content, with the more choice language silenced, naked breasts blurred out, and the best part – the sex – has been cut out completely. You'll have to buy a subscription to get the full benefit of the sailor's language, nudity, and sex scenes.
If you have never seen the show, check it out. And if you think we struggle with society accepting women's sexuality in today's world, "Masters of Sex" expertly portrays the narrow-minded environment that women endured as they struggled for sexual liberation just 50 years ago.
Catch the Season 3 premiere of "Masters of Sex" on Showtime.
ArousedWoman Celebrates the 300th Blog Post!
Wow! Has it really been 300 blog posts — already?! I still can't believe I just passed 3 years of doing ArousedWoman. And to think I've now written 300 articles, posts, reviews, and rants about women's sexuality and activism is just amazing. That's 300 posts over 3 years, which equals 100 per year, or about 2 per week on average. No wonder I'm exhausted!
ArousedWoman began as a simple website and this blog on which I bared my soul and my experiences as I reclaimed my body and my life. I had left my marriage a year or so before, and I had recently begun exploring my sexuality. I felt dead sexually and wanted so much more. I began a Tantric journey and discovered things I never knew could actually exist; and I wrote about them here.
In so doing, I encountered amazing experiences that absolutely challenged my concept of infinity and pleasure, and it made me deal with long-buried issues of sexual abuse that I had neatly locked away and thought I had dealt with years ago. Processing these immense highs and these painful lows was overwhelming at times, but it was necessary for me, especially if I hope ever to have a successful relationship for myself someday. I am still a work-in-progress.
Honestly, if I had not taken off most of 2014 while I was running for Congress, I would have reached this milestone sooner. But I am proud of the work I have done here on ArousedWoman. I'm proud of the AW extensions via the radio show, the YouTube videos, and the upcoming magazine. But most of all, I am proud of being able to help so many people who didn't feel they could turn to someone else.
Over the course of 300 posts, I have written on anatomy and sexual function, communication and relationships, health and fitness, and of course, activism and equality. In the process, ArousedWoman has become a trusted source of information in regard to women's sexuality AND has been named a #1 site for sexuality and relationship information for couples.
This is just the beginning! I have sooooooo much more to do for you and with you. Expect a complete overhaul later this year as I work on expanding ArousedWoman into a more life-encompassing resource. It's gonna be fabulous!
As always, I love you, and I thank you for being with me on this journey.
Aroused and doing the happy dance,
YouTube: Nigeria Criminalizes Female Genital Mutilation (Circumcision)
The African country of Nigeria has passed a bill that makes Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) a crime. This is WONDERFUL news for women's rights in Africa and hopefully will spread to other parts of the world that still carry out circumcision on minors. In fact female circumcision was only outlawed in the United States in 1996. Yes. Just 19 years ago.
Watch my YouTube video for more information on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM, a.k.a. circumcision).
Other blog posts and videos you may be interested in exploring:
- NEWS: Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation
- OpEd: Why Is Circumcision Still Considered a Humane Procedure?
- VIDEO: Sexy Saturday: Circumcised Man Asks If Dry Sex Is Painful for a Woman
- VIDEO: Saving Chase: Sign Petition to Stop Court-Ordered Circumcision of Chase Nebus-Hironimus
Feel free to leave a comment here on the blog or on the video's page! And please share!
Tantra Tuesday with Trish Causey: What is Tantra?
If you've seen my recent foray into daily YouTubing, you will have noticed that the second day of the week is now Tantra Tuesday. You know I love Tanta, and there is SOOOOO much more to Tantra than just sex … although I love the sexy side of Tantra as well.
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So check out the first installment of Tantra Tuesday, and leave a comment here and/or my YouTube page!
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The BGSU Board of Trustees held its final meeting of the fiscal year on June 25 with three new members in attendance, appointed by Governor Ted Strickland.
Bowling Green attorney Megan Newlove will fill the remaining eight years of the term of former trustee Kevin B. Lake, who recently stepped down from the board. Newlove's term will expire in May 2018. A Bowling Green native, she has been a three-time member of the Bowling Green City Council, completing her last two-year term at the end of 2009. She was president of the council the last two terms.Newlove received a law degree from the University of Toledo in 1995 and a bachelor's degree in business from Miami University in 1992. A member of the Wood County, Ohio and Michigan bar associations, she is the owner of a title company and specializes in real estate, business and adoption law. She is a member of the BGSU Falcon Club, which supports University athletics. She and her husband, Lloyd Triggs, and their two sons live in Bowling Green. In becoming a trustee, Newlove carries on a family tradition: her father, Richard, was on the board from 1983-92.
Stephen Daley, a Columbus financial advisor and third-generation BGSU alumnus, replaces John Harbal of Toledo, whose term ended in May. Daly received a bachelor's degree in business education from BGSU in 1988. Currently employed by Ameriprise Financial Services Inc., he has worked in the financial services industry since 1993, including service with Smith Barney and Edward Jones & Co. He covered the central Ohio region as an assistant vice president, investment and trust officer, for Bowling Green-based Mid Am Bank (now Huntington Bank). Daley has also taught finance at Columbus State Community College as an adjunct professor.He is a board member for the Legacy Fund of the Columbus Foundation and a member of the Society of Financial Service Professionals. He also serves on the board of the Shirley J. Daley Community Fund, endowed in memory of his mother, Shirley (Figgins) Daley '48. Before his appointment to the BGSU Board of Trustees, he was a member of the BGSU Student Affairs Advocates Board and was the Bowling Green Chapter advisor and chair of the Alumni Advisory Board for Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Daley's term on the BGSU Board of Trustees expires in 2019.
Graduate Student Trustee Abby Priehs is a doctoral student in higher education administration. She received a bachelor's degree in secondary English education from Michigan State University and a master's degree from the University of Vermont in higher education and student affairs administration. Priehs worked in residence life at universities in California and Wisconsin before coming to Bowling Green State University. She is an experienced advisor and mentor to undergraduate students and governmental bodies and is the co-advisor to the BGSU Aspiring Student Affairs Professionals organization. Her research interests include student success, social justice and advocacy. She resides in Toledo, Ohio, with her husband, Mike. Her term will expire in 2012.


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As we all know, a good resume is a must when applying for a job because it is a huge factor when an employer is exploring whether or not you have the necessary skills to get hired. By being an intern, you can develop knowledge and expand on skills that you acquired while in school. The practical experience that you gain by being an intern is something that employers want to see on your resume. This tells your employer that you have officially had the chance to explore your field of interest before actually entering the workforce.
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Job Summary: This is a position within the Curatorial & Education Department responsible for coordinating a variety of programs for K-University teachers, students, homeschoolers, and families, including developing training programs, workshops, lesson plans, and gallery interactive materials for more effective use of museum resources, coordinating an Artist-in-Residence program for elementary schools, working with the Docent Manager to plan and implement docent training programs for touring children, and overseeing the biennial Young Art exhibitions.
Manager, Docent Programs
Job Summary: This is a senior level position within the Education Department who serves as the manager of and advocates for the SDMA docents. The Docent Manager is an art historian and museum educator who is responsible for all the activities of the docent volunteer group. Docents provide programs both in the museum's galleries and at off-site locations where participants are invited to appreciate and discuss works of art. Docents give tours to adults and school groups.
Summer Youth Art Programs Counselor
This is a position within the Education & Public Engagement Department responsible for assisting summer youth art program Instructors and staff in the supervision of students grades Kindergarten through 12. The Summer Youth Art Programs Counselor will also assist in the implementation of visual art activities in the classroom, in visits to the Museum, and in leading camp games and activities that encourage children to learn in a fun environment.
Summer Youth Art Programs Instructor
Job Summary: The Summer Youth Art Programs Instructor is an integral staff member of The San Diego Museum of Art's Summer Youth Art Programs team. The programs are held in Balboa Park, within the Museum galleries and the classrooms located at the Museum Art School. The Instructor leads daytime classes in collection-inspired art making for youth in kindergarten through eighth grades. The programs run from July 27 – August 28, 2015, with individual class topics assigned to each instructor within but not necessarily throughout the program timeframe.
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Proactively provide assistance to all visitors using accurate information regarding the Museum, its private collection, special exhibitions, programs, events and other pertinent information. Work politely and professionally with Museum colleagues, partners and volunteers.
Library Services Coordinator
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Family Programs Educator
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The Museum Educator for Family Programs is an integral staff member of The San Diego Museum of Art's Education and Public Engagement team. The Educator must be able to work with the following: audiences new to the Museum and diverse /multi-generational audiences. The goals of this position are to design and implement a monthly activity in the Museum space that stimulate an interest in art and arouse creativity in children, teens, families, and adults visiting the Museum for the Sunday Family Drop-In program.
Museum Educator/Art Educator
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The Museum Educator for Community Programs and Outreach is an integral staff member of The San Diego Museum of Art's education, outreach, and public programs team. The educator teaches a variety of art programs in schools, community centers, and at the Museum to reach families, children, teens, and adults. Programs incorporate art history, studio art, and museum gallery experiences, connecting to both the permanent collections and special exhibitions at the Museum.
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The Lead Artist will assist in the creation of an original, public artwork under the direction of the Museum's Artist-In-Residence and as part of a larger community-directed, public art initiative funded by a grant from the Irvine Foundation. The Lead Artist will work additionally with the Program Coordinator as well as the Manager of Public Programs.