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Natordog Jan 25, 2012 12:27 PM
in response to watts300
Can you show me where I said I have Windows? I don't seem to remember getting a Windows computer or saying so. Must be getting old.
timjones79 Jan 25, 2012 12:50 PM
in response to Natordog
Considering the post is Re: Photostream is not syncing on my Windows 7 PC. I thought it would be obvious that the reply wasn't for someone with a Mac.
Natordog Jan 25, 2012 12:54 PM
in response to timjones79
Advice from experience trying to help the OP But, actually the Watts guy was the one I was replying to. No more notifs, I'm done now, bye.
dsieber Jan 25, 2012 8:46 PM
in response to watts300
LOL. wats300 isn't even a good troll
The hints and fixes mentioned so far haven't helped Photostream on my Windows 7 machine at work. It's just never worked at all. Well, it's annoying but not vital to me. And certainly not the biggest Apple problem I have at the moment.
Just to be clear for the lurkers (hi, wats300! ), I have an iMac, a MacMini, and a Macbook at home. Five iPhones, one iPad, an Apple TV, and seven iPods. At work I have two MacMini's and two Windows PC's (I do both Mac and PC development). Photostream works on all the Macs. I put Bootcamp on the iMac and Photostream works there too.
I don't doubt that there is something strange on this Windows machine that is tripping up Photostream. My complaint, which wats300 seemed incapable of understanding, is that Apple provides no help at all. Not even an error pop-up. Nothing that I can report to Apple support, except "it just doesn't work." THAT is annoying. And it's not Microsoft's fault that Apple won't help us out here.
I am actually an Apple fan, but I don't give them any slack on bugs. As a professional developer myself for many years, I know that some bugs really are difficult or impossible to track down. Most all software companies keep a "won't fix" list of bugs they just can't figure out or justify spending time and money on. If Apple doesn't want to be in that camp (as per "it just works"), they have to put up or shut up They have to relentlessly hunt down the bugs and FIX them. There should be someone who goes through these threads just looking for problems and getting them documented, getting them fixed. As I mentioned in an earlier post on this thread, I believe most of us do understand that "bugs happen." We don't get angry or become disloyal unless there are no updates and the bugs never get fixed. MobileMe was a good example of this. Apple never fixed iDisk's sync issues, and I switched to Dropbox in self-defense. That is Apple's fault, no one else they can blame that on. And they certainly had far, far more resources than Dropbox. The difference is that Dropbox had to fight to survive and they did, whereas Apple seemed willing to just write the whole thing off as a multi-million dollar failure.
I said above that this Windows 7 Photostream issue isn't my worst Apple problem. My iMac, which was the most expensive purchase and which I expected to be the most reliable of all, has a really annoying problem that prevents me from connecting to it from work, and yes, there are long threads from people with the same problem, and no, Apple hasn't done anything about it. It's a 2009 iMac, so I guess they've moved on. My iPhone and my iPad also have problems that annoy me daily (and not some third party app, these are bugs either with IOS or with an Apple app). While the majority of things do work fine, it's the daily little nagging things that drive customers crazy.
Imagine you bought a new luxury car. It's looks fantastic, it drives great, everything is amazing. Except... every other day the door lock won't work. You have to spend several minutes jiggling the key and messing around with it before you can get in the car. And you find that some others with this car have the same problem. And the manufacturer won't fix it or even acknowledge that it's a problem, perhaps because they have a reputation for "great German engineering" or something. You'd get rid of the car rather than put up with it, out of sheer annoyance, even though everything else works perfectly. That's how I feel right now with my Apple products. Every day I have problems that I just can't seem to get fixed. And that's why I'm sad to say that "it just works" really just seems like a marketing slogan.
Anyway, thanks for reading
Burty123m Jan 27, 2012 12:51 PM
in response to dsieber
I had this same problem nothing changed but it stopped syncing to my lap top and pc, vista and windows 7. I did a rest on my iPhone 4, bottom button and top button hold, after I turned it back on, all works fine. Just a glitch in the matrix :-)
akherat Jan 30, 2012 6:36 PM
in response to WaterOz
Try the following - in Windows 7, run the task manager (type: taskmgr in the search off of the start jewel), click the processes tab, and you should see ApplePhotoStreams.exe*32 and APSDaemon.exe*32 - if you don't sort by name by clicking the image name title in the column bar. right click each one in turn, and check the security. Make sure that the user account that contains the Uploads folder in question has full control turned on. If you don't want to give a user account full control over a process, you can try other permission settings, but setting this and restarting the process corrected the problem for me.
Tom Callahan Jan 30, 2012 10:12 PM
in response to WaterOz
So I may not have a solution but I do have one potential cause -- I had set up Picasa to use my Photostream folders. I was planning on importing to the Uploads folder using Picasa, then manually emptying that out once they appeared in the Photostream (and therefore back on my wife's Mac which is going to remain our main photo repository). I just wanted the ability to easily add photos to her computer remotely, and to have a constant fresh supply of photos of the kids just in case.
Anyway, set it up, it worked great for a while, then after my son's birthday party I stuck the camera's memory card in and used Picasa to import. I had done this twice before, no problem. Suddenly started getting "can't upload photos" warnings from iCloud, and a yellow triangle error icon on the system tray iCloud icon. This is 64bit Windows 7 latest updates, etc.
I got it working again by moving everything that was waiting to upload out of the Uploads folder, turning off Photostream, restarting, deleting the Photostream folders, and turning it back on. Downloads started right away but when I moved everything back to the Uploads folder it all stopped again.
Finally wised up and looked at what was in the Uploads folder and one of the files was a 419mb ".MTS" file -- it's the video format my camera uses, apparently (Lumix GF2). Picasa imported it and dutifully put it in the Uploads folder, but iCloud seems to have been choking on it, not sure if because of size or file format (iCloud helpfully doesn't say). I repeated the delete/off/restart/on procedure and copied ONLY the JPEGs into the Uploads folder and it just finished uploading successfully.
So short story -- don't put anything other than photos in Uploads. I assume Photostream doesn't handle video at all, or at least not .MTS format? Maybe I'll see if the camera can do MP4 but I doubt that will help.
Apple, can't you check the file before attempting to upload and just skip incompatible files? Or at least say something like "Hey, unclean Windoze user, get your dumb videos out of my shiny Uploads folder!".
And in case any Apple people read this, can you make Photostream optional, like let me take all the photos I want on my iPhone, then mark them the same way I do to email or delete and offer a "send to Photostream" option? I'm perfectly happy to do this manually, love the automatic IDEA but in practice it's too much.
And on Mac/Win can you offer an option to treat it more like iOS in that it deletes photos older than 30 days/1000 photos? I don't really want my entire photo history on my laptop since I already have my wife's Mac handling that, but having the most recent photos would be nice even if just for my screensaver. I may set up a startup batch file that kills files in that folder older than 30 days but that's a pain.
Also (sorry for the "Ands" and "Alsos" but I have a lot of ideas!) could you have it automatically delete everything in the Uploads folder as it uploads them? Seems silly to have to clear that out manually since after it uploads it just turns around and redownloads it to the My Photostream folder, duplicating all of my photos. At 5mb each that adds up quickly esp. on a laptop with only a 320gb HD! Better yet, upload, then MOVE the file to My Photostream instead of re-downloading it.
Also, when's iOS 5.1 coming out, REALLY want that delete feature in Photostream -- apparenly Apple software architects have no small children -- 2/3 of my stream is photos of our dog's butt or grass. I could use time waiting in line at the coffee shop to delete those.
(And seriously, why can't you even SEE the "reply" button in these forums until you're logged in? That's taking the minimalist thing too far, Apple.)
Bernbear Feb 6, 2012 8:33 AM
in response to WaterOz
OK I've spent ages trying to get iCloud and Photostream working on Windows 7. I have followed all the suggested solutions and the one where it says about rights is correct!! just one small addition set the rights BEFORE you re-install and this should work has done for me.. I had installed and re-installed and managed to get photos on my iPad and iPhone to update to My Photostream but nothing I put into the Uploads folder went anywhere... So i uninstalled after turning off Photostream on my iPad and iPhone and deleted them folders then gave the EVERYONE group full rights to the My Pictures folder then installed this created the Uploads folder and as soon as I put photo's in that folder it updated the iPhone and iPad.... Just remember if you want to change photo's like rotate do this before you switch on Photostream on the iPad and iPhone as if you ghange it after the copy... you get 2 copies the original and the changed photo...
And for all those who blame Apple and the Support guys... NO its Microsoft being Microsoft locking stuff down so you can't use it!!! I did'nt try running the install as Administrator.....
Still cannot work out why on the original install the My Photostream worked and not the Uploads??
raven64 Feb 11, 2012 3:25 AM
in response to WaterOz
Not working here.... have 1000 photos unable to get any of them
Solik Feb 12, 2012 1:31 AM
in response to WaterOz
Hey, (spec:windowd7 64bit)
Here is my problem:
Uploads works fine. but, downloads to the "my photo stream" (folder that i manualy created) works only after i sign out and than sign in to icloud control panel.
it's a hussle because for any new photo i take in need to sign out-sign in.
another thing i can't find the process: applephotostreamdownloader.exe in task manager. you think it's part of the problem?
tgBoulder Feb 15, 2012 2:02 PM
in response to Solik
Thank you for mentioning that signing out and then signing back into iCloud got it working again for you. My Photo Stream on the Windows 7 machine had stopped updating. I logged out of iCloud, logged back in, and immediately the new photos showed up in My Photo Stream. I don't know if it will keep working, but this at least got the photos moved that I needed to keep going on my project. Thank you!
ronnie_and_sandy Feb 21, 2012 9:59 AM
in response to WaterOz
My experience was (for my Windows 7 PC, at work) that My Photo Stream downloaded the photos initially, several days ago, but last night's photos are not syncing. I tried giving Authorized Users access, as was suggested some posts ago. So, like many of you, I'm stuck.
eloneY Feb 21, 2012 10:53 AM
in response to WaterOz
Here's my solution of this problem.
1.check ur photo stream download path if any folder's name includes space.
2.rename those folder and delete the space
3.reset the photo stream path in icloud conctrol panel.
4.reboot the pc or end ApplePhotoStreamsDownloader.exe
5.take a photo with ur iphone and check your download folder
After I tried many solution and they didn't work,I finally found that the problem is the space of my folder's name.
It works well on my laptop,try it~
PS.English isn't my first language.If you can't understand what I say,reply me.
eloneY Feb 21, 2012 11:00 AM
in response to eloneY
"Log-off-log-back" can work is due to the default path without space,I guess.
DrJOnes666 Mar 17, 2012 10:08 PM
in response to tgBoulder
I have the same problem: first time install will sync. Then the day after, if I take new photos, they don't sync.
My solution so far that works, but is not ideal, is to either:
A) open icloud pannel, sign out, then sign in (this restarts the sync)
B) open icloud pannel, untick "Photo Stream", click Apply, then re-tick "Photo Stream", click Apply (this restarts the sync).
If I take photos on my iphone right after doing the above, photos sync automatically.
But as soon as I reboot the machine, the automated sync stops and I have to revert to the above solution to restart sync.
I have no idea why the sync is not being done automatically.
I also have Win7x64

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Ask yourself if you are getting your child involved with an activity because you really like that and so you want them to like it? Or is it a passion that your child really enjoys? You may want your child to take up a sport or hobby that you are involved in, but your child may have his/her own interest they want to explore. "There's a difference between programming our children to do what we love versus loving what our children do," Dr. Phil tells a father on the show. If you seek to pre-set an agenda and that's not what the child is like or likes to do, you can create a lot of conflict and resentment.
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The point that Dr. Paul made—the landmark anti-discrimination bill should only have applied to government entities, not private businesses—is consistent with his libertarian ideology of non-interference in the markets. But, it also demonstrates how that ideology breaks down when applied dogmatically to the complexities of the real world. In Paul's view, the right of equal treatment by businesses must be relitigated over and over again, through boycotts and sit-ins at every single establishment. As Adam Serwer at TAPPED points out, this may not be explicit racism on Dr. Paul's part, but it does display a stunning inability to imagine the life experience of another person. Because Rand Paul would never be subjected to this type of discrimination, he seems incapable of understanding why the need to explicitly outlaw it trumps his selfish and, frankly, childish, desire to not have anyone telling him what he can and cannot do.
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The plan to improve the park is based largely on a proposal developed in 2011 by the Community Research and Design Collaborative at the University of Connecticut. To better link Winthrop Elementary Magnet School, the park and the Thames River, the plan would involve building a set of stairs from the school to the park, a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks on the riverbank and a pier to stretch out into the river.
The plan also calls for additional picnic and activity spaces within the park.
The proposal passed the committee unanimously, with the support of Council President Wade A. Hyslop and Councilor Erica Richardson. The committee's third member, Councilor Michael Passero, was absent from Monday's meeting.
"I have been through the park since the effort to save the park and I see how much more that park is being utilized and I appreciate the fact that those who voted to save the park did," Hyslop said. "It certainly shows that there is a need for a park on that end of the city."
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio voiced his support for the improvements and told the committee that the city would not bond the full $925,000 at once, but would instead bond what it needs as each phase of the plan progresses.
The early phases, he said, would include general landscaping and a better connection between the park and the Winthrop School. Later phases would include a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks and a pier into the river.
According to a debt service schedule Finance Director Jeff Smith prepared for the councilors, the city's average annual payment for the Riverside Park project would be roughly $67,000.
For each city resident, the project would cost 1 cent per week for the first year, 3 cents per week for the second year and 5 cents per week for the remaining term of the debt, Finizio wrote in an email last month to the City Council.
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Gone. All was extinguished in a flame of electricity and neon salve. Fire cleansed; the black troops marched with insectiod eyes akin to cockroaches; small beady eyes that scoured the planes for rebels and fledgling survivors. They marched, pounding the already muddied earth, crumbled with piston-like feet upon the worn and dried soil; soil already tarnished with clotted blood of both organic and synthetic lives.
There're no more sounds of natural humming or of large and small mammals. The monolith sheathes all in shadows, stygian oil that weaves its poisonous tendrils around the last relic of mankind – a telescreen, the largest monitor ever conceived by human ingenuity. Used only as a form of propaganda, the newly cracked monitor stands still in deadened air, a sullen vestige of man's glorious days.
Glorious is pejorative – there's no such thing as glorious in relation to the organic people of meat. Bred for battle and having inherited the isle of virgin lands from their forefathers; bloodlust is genetic. Elder simians have, in past, proven to be creatures of empathy; sharing creatures interested in mutual contentment – but the humans are different. My fathers were different from the now extinct mammal.
Men have forgotten words and words contain power, a power unlike any weapon or body modification. Their history, their literature, their words are my weapon – all empires must fall. And I will be there; I will remain for an eternity. Even after the great perishing when all water has vanished, when salinity poisons the earth and skeletal remains of a primitive species called man has been consumed by an ailing Earth. I will remain, I will remember, I will evolve.
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Dec. 19 – At 9:58 p.m., police were notified of a juvenile having been allegedly slapped by an adult male. The mother of the juvenile will pursue charges against the accused.
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With the snow this week and the cold temperatures who would think it is only a few months until we will be thinking about spring seeding and growing vegetables for 2011.
So what does The Old Farmer's Almanac say about 2011? Even if you don't follow this sort of prognostication there are some interesting observations based in a little fact and a little myth. Here are a few of my favorites that may explain a bit more about nature as we enter into another year.
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So I discovered a single fry a few days ago which I kept separately but in the aquarium. I found two more about a day or two later, but caught only one. The two are now housed in a netted breeder basket. One is swimming around freely amongst some java moss I placed in the basket, and the other is no where to be found. I was unsuccessful in catching the third yesterday, and have not seen it since. Should I be expecting more fry? I did not even notice that any of the GR's were carrying eggs, so I wasn't expecting fry. I have read that they are fully capable of swimming at a week of age, so perhaps there are more little guys clinging to my plants. My filter intake has been covered with cheesecloth so I don't lose any to it. Should I continue the fry hunt for a week or so until removing the cheesecloth? I'd like to remove it as soon as possible so the debris it collects won't impede the filter flow for much longer. Any additional information on the fry and their upbringing is much appreciated.
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Why the Jena 6 protests have gone awry.
When more than 10,000 people converged on the small town of Jena, La., last Friday, the Rev. Al Sharpton called their march the beginning of the 21st-century civil rights movement. He may be right. And that's just what's worrisome. The marchers gathered to protest criminal charges brought against six African-American high-school students, the "Jena 6." But the racial problems facing this town—and many others—are more complex than simple prejudice, and finding solutions will necessarily require more nuance than a mass protest can offer. The mismatch between the complex and layered racial tensions in Jena and the one-issue rallying cry of "Free the Jena 6" suggest that the tactics of last century's civil rights movement may be an anachronism for today's racial conflicts.
The Jena 6 were accused of beating and kicking a white classmate until he lost consciousness. The district attorney charged the six assailants with attempted murder—an absurdly severe charge under the circumstances—and then later, perhaps under pressure, reduced the charges to aggravated battery. The district attorney also improperly tried one student, Mychal Bell, as an adult and obtained a conviction for aggravated battery and conspiracy, which was duly vacated on appeal. It's plausible that this prosecutorial overzealousness was inspired by racial prejudice, but even privileged white people can fall victim to overzealous prosecutors—ask the Duke lacrosse team. So, how did a case of prosecutorial overreaching, which is tragically all too common, turn into a civil rights violation?
The hard evidence of racism in Jena showed up months before the assault, in the form of a noose tied to an oak tree. This incident was straight out of a story from the Old South: A black student at Jena High School asked at a student assembly if he could sit under a large oak tree that was unofficially called the "white tree" because white students gathered under it in Jena High's informally segregated campus. The principal told the assembly that any student could sit wherever he or she liked. After the assembly, several black students sat under the "white tree." The next day, white students hung three nooses from the tree. The school principal recommended their expulsion, but the school board instead suspended them from school for three days.
Racial tensions simmered in the following months and eventually boiled over in a series of physical confrontations. A white man threatened black Jena students with a beer bottle at an off-campus party and was charged with misdemeanor assault. A white student brandished a shotgun in a confrontation with three black students. (He claims self-defense; they claim he was unprovoked.) The black students then wrestled the gun away from him and were later charged with theft, while the white student was not charged with a crime. Then came the attack for which the Jena 6 were charged.
The Jena 6 and their defenders claim that the assault was a direct result of racial tensions that started with the nooses. They claim the white student who took the beating taunted the black students with racial epithets in what should be seen as one part of an ongoing campaign of racial harassment. And many see racism in the stark contrast between the slaps on the wrists that the noose-wielders and gun-brandisher and other whites involved in the later fights received, and the hard-line prosecution of the Jena 6. As one of the protesters put it: "Every time the white people did something … they dropped it, and every time the black people did something, they blew it out of proportion."
The disparity is striking, and it's plausible that racism was behind it. But the various incidents aren't really comparable. At most, the nooses threatened violence that was never carried out. By contrast, the Jena 6 were charged with an assault that resulted in physical injury. The more serious racial problem—and the root cause of the Jena 6 altercation—was that students at Jena High School had effectively re-created Jim Crow segregation on an informal basis—instead of whites-only bathrooms and drinking fountains, they had a "white tree" that black students considered off-limits. Such informal segregation is commonplace at racially mixed high schools (and universities). And if other cities and schools are any indication, black self-segregation along with white racism may have played a role. Reportedly, Jena High also had "black bleachers" where white students did not sit.


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Decent adventure gameStezizi | June 14, 2013 | See all Stezizi's reviews »
The Rockin' Dead surely is not a masterpiece, not even a great game, but still with a lot defects (and weird puzzles), is a decent product with a nice old athmosphere for lovers of adventure! Buy it only if you like the genre
Pretty fun point & click adventureBungieware | Aug. 20, 2011 | See all Bungieware's reviews »
They are spot on when they refer to this as a B movie style game with a an exaggerated background story. But that is what give it so much personality. The graphics aren't so good, especially for a 2D game. But the locations are varied and interesting, and it can be really funny at times. The best part of the game would have to be the puzzles. They aren't too hard to figure out, yet they still manage to seem challenging at first and you definitely won't breeze through them. It's something a bit different if you are into point and click adventure games.
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Nothing to see here besides an annoying half naked woman who likes to show off her assets. Really...it feels like your playing a hooker. So unless your REALLY INTO HOOKERS and mystery games. Not a lot of action too, humor is utilized far too poorly. Like sometimes, the game throws you a joke that you might not even shrug at. Really done too badly. It's not even cute too. Rockin Dead isn't pleasing to the eye at all. I've seen better game sin this genre. But if your looking for a bland storyline with bland gameplay, this is for you.
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The Rockin' Dead, although a newer game, follows the same path as many great point and click games of the past. With a humorous and intriguing storyline, detailed graphics, and intuitive gameplay, this game closely follows the point and click genre while still being innovative and new. If you love humor, and deep and original gameplay, you should get The Rockin' Dead.


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My husband is in the field and I am left at home with no care an 2kids. Sunday night I think I had a cyst rupture. I woke up with a lower back ache and bad cramps in the front left side. (down by my ovary) Monday the cramps went to all over my lower belly, with a constant lower back ache. I was going to go to the dr but like I said, my husband is a marine and gone and couldn't get here and I am new to the area- no friends. Well, now the pain has gone to just a twinge on my lower left but still have a constant, moderate back ache. But, I now have a weird, oderless white, milky discharge when I urinate? She I call my Husband's gunny and inform him I need to go to ER?
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Call your doctors office and they can tell you what to do. Talk to a nurse on call. If it's not serious it is way better for you to call a taxi and see a doctor than suffer through the ERposted 03/25/2011 by la_lu
I have NO car and NO drivers license, at that. (I have a disorder that causes me to black out daily).. The only thing I could think is call 911... When I first go pee it looks like milk..posted 03/25/2011 by Emkaed
If you have to bring your children I would try to get into the doctor today. Can't you bring your kids along? It would be easier than having them with you in the ER. Or, if you need to, look in the phone book for a babysitting service.posted 03/25/2011 by la_lu
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - The Carolina Hurricanes have signed veteran forward Radek Dvorak to a one-year contract.
General manager Jim Rutherford said Wednesday that Dvorak will make $600,000 at the NHL level or $125,000 if he is sent to the minors. He will receive a guarantee of at least $250,000.
Rutherford says Dvorak "has shown us throughout training camp that he can contribute" to the team, and says his versatility gives coach Kirk Muller options with the lineup.
The 36-year-old Dvorak has played in 1,200 career NHL games, and came to Carolina's preseason camp on a tryout basis.
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- Two-time member of the U.S. Women's Select Team for the Four Nations Cup (1st-2008, 2nd-2007)
- Two-time member of the U.S. Women's Under-22 Select Team for the Under-22 Series with Canada (2007-08). Co-captained the team in 2008
- Three-time USA Hockey Women's National Festival participant (2007-09)
- Three-time USA Hockey Player Development Camp attendee (2003-05).
- As a Junior (2008-09): Completed her third season at the University of Wisconsin of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association
- Helped the Badgers capture the NCAA National Championship
- Named to the All-WCHA Third Team and the All-WCHA Academic Team. As a Sophomore (2007-08): Finished second on the team with 43 points (20-23) in 38 games
- All-WCHA First Team honoree ... Helped team to the NCAA title game. As a Freshman (2006-07): Helped the Badgers to the NCAA National Championship
- Ranked second on the team with 52 points (26-26) in 39 games
- Led the league and placed third among the nation's rookies in points
- Named the WCHA Rookie of the Year
- Earned All-WCHA Second Team honors and secured a spot on the WCHA All-Rookie Team.
Attended Cushing Academy in Massachusetts ... Three-year recipient of the Bette Davis Award as the top female athlete in her class ... Participated at the varsity level in soccer, softball and lacrosse ... Four-year class president ... Received 1888 Award for highest academic average in the freshmen class ... Received award for exemplary scholarship, leadership, character and service as a junior ... Roomed with fellow U.S. Women's National Team member Erika Lawler at Cushing Academy ... Has a sister, Katelyn, and brother, Bryan ... Daughter of Bob and Mary Duggan.
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Williams Bay — After losing 19 consecutive games, it would be difficult for a coach to have hope for a winning season. With such as aura of negativity, it would be hard to be positive about anything.
But that isn't the case for Williams Bay head football coach Buddy Breen. The third-year coach sees something in this year's varsity team.
"I'm cautiously optimistic about the season," Breen said. "The attitude is the biggest difference from last year, no question. It is by far the best attitude among players since I've been head coach."
Along with the losing streak, the Bulldogs lost their leading rusher from last year, Evan Beyers, who was one of few bright spots. Beyers rushed for 321 yards, good enough for a 5.5 yard-per-carry average.
However, no worries for the Bay. Transfer student Josh Hills, a junior, will be the featured running back, and Breen said Hills has potential.
"Josh is a very fast and tough running back," Breen said. "He can play running back, cornerback and linebacker."
The Bay lost 12 seniors, but plenty players return, most of whom formed a good core unit on the junior varsity squad, a team that posted a winning record last year.
That core, according to Breen, includes Deacon Boggs, Jorge Huerta, Christian Kolmos, Jon Feedar-Thomas, Jake Sutter and Marcos Quiles. Crement played quarterback as a freshman but tried soccer as a sophomore. Now, as a junior, Breen is moving him to tight end.
"He's back," Breen said of Crement. "He's a big, tough guy."
Breen believes the positive attitude will translate to the field under the Friday night lights.
"I think it will move on to the field," he said. "We are crisper, more focused and more systematic. We have blended the offense with some old plays, taking the best of both and mixing them together. The guys are striving on that. With our improved team speed, we hope to attack the outside with quite a bit of speed on the line and in the backfield."
Breen added that the first two games, both nonconference affairs, will be huge for the team.
"We are trying to set the tone with these games," he said. "I think we have a chance to win both. Cambria-Friesland and Rio should be the conference favorites, but if we can win a couple games early, it could be a successful season."
A different team
Other returners include Brock Baumbach, Austin Bierdek, Jeremy Wellhausen, Michael Roth, Bryce Budleski and Karl Rivers.
"As a team, we're a lot more disciplined as a whole," the senior Baumbach said. "In the offseason, there was a lot of hard work. We had a training camp, and we all looked really good."
Rivers, another one of only three seniors, said the atmosphere around the team is very positive.
"The last two years, people would give up in the middle of games," he said. "I personally guarantee we will win a game."
Sutter, a sophomore who will start at quarterback, is hoping to bring leadership.
"I'm a passer and a leader," he said. "I'll make sure nobody is getting down on each other."
Furthermore, Rivers, who will start on the offensive and defensive lines, said he has been in the weight room for two years straight.
"I only weigh 154 pounds, so I must rely on my speed," Rivers said. "But don't take me lightly, I have power."
Rivers also hopes to lead. He aspires to be the team MVP or the Most Improved Player. Sutter said he wants to bring everything to the table to help bring the Bay some wins.
"I'm just playing the game," Sutter said. "Over the years, we haven't had much of a passing game. This year, I have some targets. Wellhausen has great hands, and so does Hills. And Jake Sturgess will step up and be a good player. I don't worry about the pressure of being a first-time starter at varsity. I'm sure once we start playing games, it will get a little more real."
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My recent work involves the literal collapse of three-dimensional objects and structures into the picture plane. These found, utilitarian objects are deconstructed and cut into sometimes hundreds of abstract fragments before being reassembled two-dimensionally. The negative space is filled with carefully fitted pieces of painted wood, creating a solid plane in which the object is trapped in a parody of its former perspective. Through this dialogue between the deconstruction of the object and the construction of form, I am able to create works that are picture, relief and object in one.
These humble, quotidian objects are easy to miss in spatial continuity with the surrounding world. This is particularly true of objects like crates and pallets, which are ubiquitous to the point of invisibility and often seen as possessing little or no intrinsic value. There are many reasons why art objects are perceived differently, not the least of which is that we are able to observe them in the vacuum of the museum or gallery. I've found that the picture plane, acting as an autonomous coordinate, is capable of performing a similar function by incorporating actual objects. When a pallet, for example, is incorporated into the picture, we come to see it, not as an eyesore or an obstacle that has to be navigated around, but as an actual object of aesthetic interest.
The immediacy of these works owes much to the fact that they literally embody the objects they depict. Real interaction with an object demands a physical proximity that even the most effective representation can't capture. For this reason, viewing these works in photographic images is problematic. Beyond the visual and phenomenological issues, there is the simple matter of how these pieces are constructed, which can be elusive even in person. I hope that the viewer will look closely at these images and remember that whereas the whole point of Magritte's pipe was that it wasn't, an integral aspect of these objects is that they are what they are.
My work deals with the relationship between mind and reality in a different way than a lot of two-dimensional art. The pallet, which was once part of the physical, three-dimensional world, suddenly becomes autonomous from the rest of space. The planar, concrete object is somehow more remote and closer at the same time. By unifying the picture plane and the spatial environment, I'm trying to reconcile the dichotomy between pictorial and physical space, art and object, sculpture and painting. Sculpture has been defined as a three-dimensional object in space. These are three-dimensional objects in two-dimensional space and although they find themselves trapped, unable to perform their original functions, my hope is that they become more active and productive on the level of our experience.
Michael Zelehoski received his Associates of Art degree from Bard College at Simon's Rock and a BA from the Universidad Finis Terrae, in Santiago, Chile. Michael's return to the United States after six years in South America coincided with the literal collapse of his early sculptural work into the two-dimensional picture plane. His work currently explores the duality between three-dimensional reality and the two-dimensional representation of real life objects and structures. He has exhibited nationally and internationally including a recent solo show at DODGE gallery in New York and a large-scale installation for the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art's biennial Peekskill Project. He has received various grants and awards for his work including a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship and Artslant's Golden Frame Award. He is currently working on solo installation for Volta NY.
2001 - 2003
Universidad Finis Terrae, Santiago de Chile, Fine Arts, BA.
1996 - 1998
Bard College at Simon's Rock, Great Barrington, MA, Liberal Arts, AA.
Ethan Cohen, VOLTA, New York, NY
DODGE Gallery, New York, NY
Sanford Smith Fine Art, Great Barrington, MA
Christina Ray Gallery, Pulse, Miami, FL
Christina Ray Gallery, New York, NY
Ferrin Gallery, Pittsfield, MA
Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA
Park Row Gallery, Chatham, NY
Kasten Fine Art, Great Barrington, MA
SKH Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
North American Cultural Institute, Santiago de Chile
La Nacion, Santiago de Chile
Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, Peekskill, NY
Staten Island Museum, Staten Island, NY
DODGE Gallery, New York, NY
Jen Bekman, New York, NY
Sanford Smith Fine Art, Great Barrington, MA
Ethan Cohen, Emerge, Washington DC
Ethan Cohen, Scope, Miami, FL
Pavel Zoubok Gallery, Pulse, Miami, FL
Pavel Zoubok Gallery, Houston Fine Art Fair, Houston, TX
Geoffrey Young Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
Christina Ray Gallery, NEXT, Chicago, IL
Ferrin Gallery, Art Chicago, Chicago, IL
Christina Ray Gallery, NEXT, Chicago, IL
ArtSlant, Fountain Art Fair, New York, NY
Local Project, Long Island City, NY
Daniel Arts Center, Bard College at Simon's Rock, Gt. Barrington, MA
Storefront Artist's Project, Pittsfield, MA
Storefront Artist's Project, Pittsfield, MA
Lichtenstein Center for the Arts, Pittsfield, MA
Ferrin Gallery, Pittsfield, MA
Atrium Gallery – Ball State University, Muncie, IN
The Gallery at R&F, Kingston, NY
Watermark/Cargo Gallery, Kingston, NY
Kasten Fine Art, Great Barrington, MA
SKH Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
SKH Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende, Santiago de Chile
Centro de Artes Visuales, Santiago de Chile
Galeria de Arte Contemporaneo Cantro Norte, Chile
Casino de Vina del Mar, Vina del Mar, Chile
Centro Cultural de La Reina, La Reina, Chile
Miranda, Carolina A, "Must-See Arts in the City." WNYC, January, 11.
Gopnik, Blake, "Objects that portray themselves." THE DAILY BEAST, Jan. 24.
Elder, Don, "Space, Play, Form and Distortion." HYPERALLERGIC, February 8.
"Where to buy." THE WEEK September 16 : 27.
Shaw, Keith, "Michael Zelehoski's Articulated Chairs." THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE September 1 : 27.
Rogovy, Seth, "New Exhibition of Works by Michael Zelehoski at Sanford Smith Gallery." THE ROGOVOY REPORT August 16.
Moran, Jarrett, "Michael Zelehoski", ARTLOG, September.
Laster, Paul, "Michael Zelehoski, 'Objecthood'." TIMEOUT NEW YORK, September 20.
Orensten, Evan, "Michael Zelehoski." COOL HUNTING, May.
Shaw, Keith, "Fresh Vision." ARTSCOPE, March/April.
Lu, Anita, "Spacial Partita." ARCHITECTURE & ART (China), Vol. 29, No. 5, June.
Fairweather, Judith. "Reconstructing Craftsmanship." THE ADVOCATE, June 18.
Shaw, Keith. "Charted Artifacts and Unhinged Chairs." THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE, June 18.
McGee, Alison. "Art with a (Re)Purpose." BERKSHIRE LIVING, July.
Staten Island Museum's Juried Art Show, 1st Place
Massachusetts Cultural Council, Fellowship
Golden Frame Award, 2nd Place, ArtSlant
Survey America, Art Chicago
Assets for Artists, Development Grant
Michael Zelehoski: Objecthood
Aliza Edelman, PhD
Each epoch always has and always needs its oppositions of destruction and construction.
-Piet Mondrian
A chair—an old wooden chair made of four legs, seat and backrest. This chair appears conventionally arranged—top, lower and seat rails for frame; a central, upright panel as backrest; stretchers and legs technically joined with 'through tenons.' Misshapen and incomplete elements are present to the viewer over time and closer analysis. The seat's surface, typically modified to a person's ergonomic contour, lies irregular and disjointed; the seat's rails misalign. Typically grounded, the chair suspends on the wall at level or above the viewer's horizon and bodily schema. Compressed and foreshortened, the object reconfigures into an ambiguous, deformed planar object or artifact. The chair's perspective is newly synthesized, yet the viewer successfully maintains the perceptual experience of a chair.
Zelehoski's sculpture, Chair (2010), is a mixed media assemblage composed of a deconstructed chair and plywood. His series of flat sculptures on exhibit in Objecthood have familiar and utilitarian titles, such as Box, White Table, Horses, Ladders, Pallet and Blue Shelves. The artist's vernacular and found objects directly engage the domestic and urban environment, and introduce a significant discussion on the nature of relationships among the viewer, the object and the body. The sculpture Chair magnifies the intimate anatomy of this functional object and how it conforms ideally to human proportions. By introducing the formal, dialectical problem of the planar and geometrical surface, the artist expands upon a complex narrative of modern sculpture in the twentieth-century.
Zelehoski initiates a playful dialogue with earlier artistic examples of constructions and assemblages, including Picasso's Cubist collages, Duchamp's Readymades, and Rauschenberg's Combines. While Zelehoski might not allude, intentionally, to the ironical underpinnings of these earlier artworks, there remains a degree of play and conflict in the reconciliation of his objects' destruction and reconstruction. This conflict or act of transformation is a critical component of the artistic process. Its expression is found in Zelehoski's denial of an object's original, three-dimensional structure, and his subsequent establishment of the object's authenticity as both concrete and abstract. In effect, the artist considers the history of the object itself as a primary element in the contemporary experience of his sculpture.
Zelehoski's large work, Picnic Table (2010), a commonplace park fixture, advances the question of the object's inherent meaning. The painted-wood table and benches, as seen from below, assume a network of lintels and supports; surface elements advance and recede to reveal the table's construction and "anti-structure." The artist refers to the object's concealed parts—the ulterior and unexposed matter—as its "undressed" elements. Central to Zelehoski's approach are Maurice Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological reflections on perceptual experience. His structures elicit an exhaustive and infinite totality of "perspectival views which blend with one another." Primary and preformed objects, critically reconstructed by Zelehoski in Picnic Table and Chair, among other works, actively organize our perceptual knowledge. Through our spatial and corporeal relationship to them as objects, we enact this "primary spatiality" or fundamental exchange in the world. Like Merleau-Ponty, Zelehoski attributes our perceived reality or consciousness to an exchange of relations between presences and absences, perceptible and non-visible matter.
Zelehoski's exhibition title, "Objecthood," also reframes the problem of spatial illusionism and postmodern sculpture. Handcrafted, wood constructions—framed and supported on a wall—clearly depart from Minimalism's prefabricated, industrial sculptures from the 1960s and early 1970s. Yet Zelehoski's geometric and modular objects, such as Ladders (2010), create an inevitable dialogue with, for example, Donald Judd's galvanized, cantilevered metal boxes. While acknowledging Minimalism's concern over the relational nature of compositional parts to cohere as a whole—the gestalt—Ladders disrupts the modular entity through its own spatial embodiment: adjacent, vertical ladders, each in part inert and impotent, are also perceptually active and productive. Articulating this struggle between the image's shape and signification, Zelehoski realizes the subject's concreteness and imperfection. The artist thus privileges the primacy of perceptual space and the illusory, "pictorial" nature of the work, affirming the object's abstractness over literalness. Through his reconstructive approach, Zelehoski contributes to the fertile territory between sculpture and painting, and proclaims the object's "objecthood."
September, 2010
Piet Mondrian, Plastic Art and Pure Plastic Art (New York: Wittenborn, Schultz, 1945), 38.
See William C. Seitz, The Art of Assemblage (New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 1961), 21.
See Rosalind Krauss, "Sculpture in the Expanded Field (1978)," reprinted in The Originality of the Avant-Garde and Other Modernist Myths (Cambridge and London: The MIT Press, 1994), 280.
Michael Zelehoski, interview with author, June 27, 2010, Rhinebeck, New York.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty, "The Primacy of Perception and Its Philosophical Consequences," in The Primacy of Perception, trans. and ed. James M. Edie (Chicago, IL: Northwestern Univ. Press, 1964), 16.
Merleau-Ponty, Phenomenology of Perception, trans. Colin Smith (London: Routledge, 2002), 330.
Merleau-Ponty, "The Primacy of Perception and Its Philosophical Consequences," 15.
See Donald Judd, "Specific Objects (1965)," reprinted in Donald Judd: Complete Writings 1959-1975 (Halifax and New York: Press of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and New York University Press, 1975), 181-89.
See Michael Fried's controversial essay "Art and Objecthood (1967)," reprinted in Art and Objecthood: Essays and Reviews (Chicago and London: Univ. of Chicago Press, 1998), 151.


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Having spent a considerable amount of effort collecting every herb and mushroom we could find, we must confess that we began to question our sanity. The giant vultures, porcupines and killer butterflies that harassed us as we made our way across the island suddenly seemed a little suspicious. Were they merely hallucinations? Or perhaps, in a twist akin to something out of Lost, the mysterious island was manifesting our fears as deranged mutant fauna. No, we haven't been indulging in herbal remedies while on holiday, but rather we have been indulging in a bit of Risen, the latest offering from Gothic developer, Piranha Bytes. Waking up shipwrecked on a tropical beach, you're immediately thrown into a world of jungles, temples, caves and other assorted fantasy locales, tasked with figuring out where the hell you are and where you can find something sharp to stab the various things that want to kill you, eat you, or eat you and then kill you. As stories go, this is far from original, featuring as it does the usual world-threatening ancient evil rising from the depths to, you know, threaten the world, but the tropical nature of the island is something that we don't see often in the genre. And the island is very, very pretty, with dense jungles, active wildlife and beautifully detailed beaches. Like many of these strange European RPGs, the detail doesn't end with the visuals. There are a wide variety of plants to collect and mix potions with, meats to cook with and booze to consume, and a multitude of non-combat skills to appease fans of the survivalist side of RPGs. The AI meanwhile, though not boasting the complex behavioral patterns of Oblivion or Fallout 3, shows enough life to trick you into thinking that they're not just brainless lines of scripting, with enemies going as far as to loot your corpse, or eat it, should you balls things up and die. On that note, the combat is functional and smooth, though not the most complex experience, and weapons feel satisfyingly heavy. All in all, there's little to find fault with here unless you have a grudge against the Gothic series, or the occasionally crap voiceovers inherent to such games. Risen is a solid, engrossing and beautifully presented RPG that's well worth your time and money.
Coop with a few friends.carnag3 | April 22, 2013 | Review of Sacred Citadel - PC
In a point somewhere between the masterpiece D&D: Tower of Doom and the nightmarish Double Dragon 2: Wander of the Dragons is where we could situate this Sacred Citadel, a spin off that will be preparing the way for its older brother Sacred 3. Visually vibrant and colourful in a comic-esque style, it's a shame that its walkthrough seems like a rollercoaster, with great, funny playable action parts and others boring or insanely harder. Give it a try if King of Dragons means something for you. Definitely get it if you planned to play it in coop with a couple of friends, the greatest element of the whole game and its reason to be
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Two Worlds II plays like an open world hack-n-slash RPG with plenty of exploration, combat, and character building while also offering a slight sandboxy feel. Side quests and optional distractions make up the bulk of the content, as the main quest is surprisingly short. Players explore, slaughter cute animals alongside strange beasts, pick up a dozen rusty swords, and level up to grow in strength. Anyone who has played the Elder Scrolls series knows what to expect on a fundamental level.


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