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Bay Kennish
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|Bay Madeline Kennish (Vasquez)
|Basic Information
|Birth Name
|Bay Madeline Kennish (Vasquez)
|October 22, 1995
|Puerto Rican, Italian, French, Algerian, Arab
Buckner Hall (formerly)
Carlton School for the Deaf (junior and senior year)(formerly; graduated)
Maui, Kansas Carnival
|Family Members
| Regina Vasquez (biological mother)
Angelo Sorrento (biological father)†
Kathryn Kennish (legal mother)
John Kennish (legal father)
| Adrianna Vasquez (biological maternal grandmother)
Daniel Vasquez (biological maternal grandfather)
| Abby Sorrento (paternal half sister)
Daphne Vasquez (legal sister)
|Uncles & Aunts
|Francesca Sorrento (biological paternal aunt)†
|Nephews & Nieces
|Carlton Summers-Kennish (legal nephew)
|Other Relatives
| Sebastion Sorrento (biological paternal second cousin)
Felicia (biological maternal second cousin once removed)
|Show Information
|Portrayed by
|Vanessa Marano
|First appearance
|This Is Not a Pipe
|Latest appearance
|And Always Searching for Beauty
Bay Madeline Kennish (Vasquez) was born in the early morning of October 22, 1995 at 1:22am to biological parents Regina Vasquez and Angelo Sorrento but was raised by Kathryn Kennish, a stay at home mother, and John Kennish, former pro third baseman, alongside their older son Toby. Bay is a couple of minutes older than Daphne. She is portrayed by Vanessa Marano.
In This Is Not a Pipe, through a school experiment, Bay discovers that her blood type is different from her family's. She proceeds in taking a DNA test, where Bay learns she was switched at birth with another girl, Daphne Vasquez. After meeting her, Bay, Kathryn and John find out that Daphne is deaf, and all of them are in shock. Bay meets her birth mother, Regina for the first time and Bay discovers that she and Regina have a lot in common. Bay learns that Regina has financial trouble, pushing Bay to ask Kathryn if Regina and Daphne can move into the guest house, the reason being they can get to know each other.
In American Gothic, Bay learns more about Regina. They are both at the guest house bonding, and Bay helps Regina paint her wall. This leads Regina to start opening up to Bay about her past drinking problems since Bay saw her AA chips and asked her what they are.
In Portrait of My Father, Bay begins asking questions about her biological father, which her grandmother and Regina refuse to answer. Regina insists, "The best thing that guy ever did was leave." Daphne gives Bay a photo of Regina when she was pregnant with Bay, which was taken by Bay's biological father.
In Dance Amongst Daggers, Bay learns that Daphne is seeing her ex-boyfriend Liam, while Daphne, Kathryn, and Regina learn that Bay is seeing Ty. In Dogs Playing Poker, Bay is sad that Ty is leaving for the army.
In The Persistence of Memory, Bay and Emmett bond while working together to find Bay's biological father, and they discover that his name is Angelo Sorrento.
In Pandora's Box, Bay and Emmett's relationship becomes more serious when Regina reveals that she knew about the switch when Angelo had a DNA test done before deciding to leave Regina and Daphne, everyone is in shock Bay is in just as much pain. Believing that her biological mother didn't want her, Bay turns to Emmett for comfort.
In Paradise Lost, Bay tells Emmett that for her birthday she wants to see her art on a billboard and enlists his help. However, before they get the chance to put her art up, the pair are caught by the police and injured while climbing a barbed wire fence to get away. Bay also meets Emmett's mother Melody, who doesn't approve of their relationship.
In The Homecoming, Bay meets her biological father, Angelo Sorrento, for the first time.
In Starry Night, Bay's old friend and Wilke's ex-girlfriend Simone flirts with Toby. Bay crashes the festival because she hears that Daphne is there. Regina goes with Bay to see Angelo. Later Regina and Angelo get into a fight in front of Bay about the drink Angelo took back and about how Angelo forgot that Regina is sober when Bay told him before they had the meet. Both of them upset at each other gets up and leaves Bay at the table alone.
In The Tempest, Bay tries to score points with Melody but doesn't have much luck. Regina tries to help Bay with Melody at a game night, but it's not as easy as she expected which leads to Regina defending Bay and confronting Melody about her mistreatment of Bay.
In Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time, Bay gets mad at Emmett after he tells her he cheated on her with Simone.
In The Door to Freedom, Bay is accused of cheating on her French exam.
In The Awakening Conscience, Bay enrolls in an experimental immersion program at Carlton for hearing students who have been learning sign language. She meets Teo, a fellow program participant and finds herself on the outs with Natalie, who bullies her because she is hearing.
In Human/Need/Desire, Bay hosts an anti-Valentine's Day party and invites her hearing and deaf friends.
In Drive in the Knife, Bay tells Emmett that she's in a new relationship, but he kisses her.
In Duel of Two Women, Bay finds herself on the wrong end of Natalie's wrath, forcing Melody to take everyone on a tolerance retreat to help bridge the divide between them. Bay bonds with Noah, who confides to her that he has Ménière's disease, Bay and Natalie declare a truce.
In Tight Rope Walker, Bay tells Regina's old boyfriend Zain about her alcohol abuse. Later, Regina finds out about this and the two fight about it. Regina later comes in Bay's room to find her crying, and she apologizes for her outbursts and asks Bay to forgive her, which Bay does.
In Introducing the Miracle, Emmett tells Bay about the kiss between Daphne and Noah.
In Mother and Child Divided, Bay is the only one who is happy to see Regina back home from rehab. Bay is upset that Regina moved out of the guest house without telling her.
In Distorted House, Bay decides to stay with Regina.
In The Good Samaritan, Bay tries to help Toby find a release by booking a gig for Toby's band for the carnival, to give reprieve. Regina and Bay's messiness frustrates Angelo.
In He Did What He Wanted, Bay learns more about Mary-Beth and Ty.
In The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living, Bay meets some of Ty's soldier friends. She also loses her virginity to him in this episode.
In Prudence, Avarice, Lust, Justice, Anger, Bay meets her baby sister and she gets a chance to hold her.
In As The Shadows Deepen, Ty tells Bay he loves her and she smiles at him. Bay learns that Ty is about to be deployed back to Afghanistan.
In The Merrymakers, Bay and Daphne throw Nikki an impromptu bachelorette party. Bay moves out of Angelo's place because the baby is coming and moves back in with the Kennishes. Both Regina and Angelo are sad that Bay is moving out, but Bay tells them she will be coming by to babysit her sister anytime they need her too. Bay gives Regina and Angelo a goodbye hug and then leaves Angelo's apartment.
In Departure of Summer, Bay seeks a long-distance romance with Ty in the face of his redeployment, Ty soon learns that he'll be in even more danger this time and he fears he won't come back alive, Ty feels that it is best that they part ways in case he is killed in battle. To protect Bay from the truth, he pretends to cheat on her so she will break up with him and she can get over him now. The plan works and Bay goes to Emmett looking for answers and comfort.
In Drowning Girl,
In Your Body Is a Battleground,
In Fountain,
In It Hurts to Wait With Love if Love is Somewhere Else,
In Have You Really the Courage?,
In The Scream,
In Memory is Your Image of Perfection,
In Dance Me to the End of Love,
In The Past (Forgotten-Swallowed),
In The Ambush,
In Love Seduces Innocence, Pleasure Entraps, and Remorse Follows,
In Like a Snowball Down a Mountain,
In Oh, Future, Bay hangs out at Emmett's house. She tells Emmett that she wants to keep their newly rekindled relationship under the radar for the time being. Upon leaving, she overhears Melody in a video conference with someone offering her a job that would take her and Emmett out-of-state. Worried, she encourages Emmett to strengthen his relationship with his father. Emmett reluctantly decides to attend Cameron's housewarming. Melody also appears and there, she meets Bay and Emmett, who tell her that they're back together. Then, to everyone's surprise, Cameron and his girlfriend, Debbie announce that they're getting married right now. Bay then discovers a baby carriage and learns that Debbie's pregnant. She tries to tell Emmett, but he finds out on his own. Initially, he doesn't like it, but with Bay's help, he warms up to the idea. Bay later asks Melody about the job offer, and Melody reassures Bay that she has too many reasons not to move.
In Girl With Death Mask (She Plays Alone),
In And Life Begins Right Away,
In I Lock the Door Upon Myself,
In We Were So Close That Nothing Used to Stand Between Us,
In Black and Gray,
In Art Like Love is Dedication,
In To Repel Ghosts,
In How Does a Girl Like You get to be a Girl Like You,
In We Mourn, We Weep, We Love Again,
In Instead of Damning the Darkness, It's Better to Light a Little Lantern,
In Borrowing Your Enemy's Arrows,
In To the Victor Belong the Spoils,
In The Accommodations of Desire,
In A Mad Tea Party,
Physical Appearance & Personality
Bay is a strong-willed, impulsive, stubborn, smart, sarcastic, headstrong, funny, talented former graffiti artist with a wild streak. She says whatever she wants without thinking of how it will affect people. She is sometimes shown to be an angry person. Bay has a passion for art and a bad temper, like her biological mother, Regina, but she also has a sweet and thoughtful side to her. In the beginning she was rebellious, now she is nice, caring and responsible.
Physical Appearance
Bay has pale skin, long dark brown curly hair, and dark brown eyes. Bay is very attractive and beautiful. She looks like a supermodel. Bay has an edgy, artsy style. She has expressive eyebrows and a large smile. Bay is 5'4 or 5'5". She has a slim body type. Bay is told by Adrianna, Melody and Regina's ex-boyfriend Zane that Bay looks just like Regina.
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Liam Lupo
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Status: Ex-boyfriend
History: How long they did date together was unknown. It can be assumed that they were in good relationship until the switch was discovered. Within two days, everything went terrible that Liam was fed up with her bad attitudes and then he dumped her.
Start Up: Before This Is Not a Pipe(1x01)
Break Up: This Is Not a Pipe (1x01)
Reason: Bay's sassy behaviors were damaged their relationship.
Tyler "Ty" Mendosa
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Status: Ex-boyfriend
History: Ty left to enlist in the military, so Bay broke up with him over the phone but he and Bay remained friends and kept in touch. However, until Write a Lonely Soldier, Ty thought that they would pick up where they left off when his tour was over. Bay informed him that she was seeing Emmett.
Bay discovered Ty "cheating" on her when she saw a girl underwear fall out his bed then she saw a condom wrapper on the floor and she thinks he slept with Aide he made her believe he did Bay broke up with him but she doesn't know that Ty faked it because he was being deployed to an area worse then he thought.
First Relationship
Start Up: American Gothic (1x02)
Break Up: Dogs Playing Poker (1x05)
Reason: Tyler's departure for military.
Second Relationship
Start Up: He Did What He Wanted (2x14)
Break Up: Departure of Summer (2x21)
Reason: Tyler faked a cheating on Bay.
Emmett Bledsoe
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Status: Ex-boyfriend
History: To be added.
First Relationship
Start Up: The Stag Hunt (1x07)
Break Up: The Homecoming (1x10)
Reason: Emmett felt that they could never really understand each other, because Bay was hearing whereas he is deaf and sees the world differently.
Second Relationship
Start Up: The Homecoming (1x10)
Break Up: Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time (1x22)
Reason: Emmett confessed about cheating on Bay with Simone.
Third Relationship
Start Up: Love Seduces Innocence, Pleasure Entraps, and Remorse Follows (3x11)
Break Up: There is My Heart (4x10)
Reason: Emmett felt they had been disconnected for months and that he needed to focus on school and she would only distract him. Emmett had also not gotten over Bay's one-night stand with Tank and still thought she cheated on him with Tank.
Alex Rainford
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Status: Ex-boyfriend
History: To be added.
Start Up: Between Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time (1x22) & This Is the Color of My Dreams (1x23)
Break Up: This Is the Color of My Dreams (1x23)
Reason: Bay was not over Emmett, which Alex realized.
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Status: Ex-boyfriend
History: To be added
Start Up: Human/Need/Desire (2x06)
Break Up: Introducing the Miracle (2x10)
Reason: Bay breaks up with Noah after Emmett told Bay that Noah and Daphne kissed. Though they were rehearsing for the play, Romeo and Juliet, when Bay confronted Noah about it, he admitted that he and Daphne have a connection that he couldn't avoid.
Miles "Tank" Conroy
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Status: Ex-boyfriend
First Relationship
Start Up: The Scream (3x06)
Break Up: Like a Snowball Down a Mountain (3x13)
Reason: Bay wanted to go back with Emmett. She tried letting him down easily by simply saying they should go back to being friends, but later Tank found out from John that Bay slept with someone. He confronted Bay on this, and she admitted it was Emmett.
Travis Barnes
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Status: To be determined
History: The two began to bond over their break-ups: Emmett breaking up with Bay and Mary-Beth breaking up with Travis. What started out as bonding because of their misery became connection. Eventually Travis admitted to Bay that he is in love with her and kissed her.
Bay and Simone met in kindergarden and were best friends until they were in the eighth grade, when they gave a girl named Alicia a makeover because she wanted to fit in with them. During the makeover, the two girls asked Alicia who she liked. She told them she liked a hockey player named Tom Burke, and they told her to practice asking him out while Simone filmed it. The two girls watched the video, and in the end Bay told Simone not to send it to anyone because it was too embarrassing. However, Simone sent it to everyone in school. This caused Bay and Simone's friendship to end and Alicia to move out of town. Bay stated that Simone was too controlling and that it was too much for her. Their relationship becomes further complicated when Simone sleeps with Bay's then-boyfriend, Emmett, after the basketball tournament.
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When Bay starting going to Carlton, many deaf students were not welcoming towards her. Natalie especially did not like Bay. They had a fierce feud going on until Melody decided to call for a retreat. There, Bay and Natalie worked out their differences, and saw that they had much in common. After the retreat, Bay and Natalie called a truce and became friends.
Bay became friends with Mary Beth when she began working at the Maui Carnival. They also have a mutual friend in Ty. Though they are good friends, Mary Beth has disapproved of Bay's relationship with Tank after his fraternity humiliated her.
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|Season One Appearances (Source)
|This Is Not a Pipe:
|American Gothic:
|Portrait of My Father:
|Dance Amongst Daggers:
|Dogs Playing Poker:
|The Persistence of Memory:
|The Stag Hunt:
|Pandora's Box:
|Paradise Lost:
|The Homecoming:
|Starry Night:
|The Tempest:
|Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear:
|Les Soeurs d'Estrees:
|Expulsion From the Garden of Eden:
|Las Dos Fridas:
|Protect Me From What I Want:
|The Art of Painting:
|Write a Lonely Soldier:
|Game On:
|The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters:
|Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time:
|This Is the Color of My Dreams:
|The Intruder:
|The Shock of Being Seen:
|Tree of Forgiveness:
|The Declaration of Independence:
|We Are the Kraken of Our Own Sinking Ships:
|The Trial:
|Street Noises Invade the House:
|Season Two Appearances (Source)
|The Door to Freedom:
|The Awakening Conscience:
|Duel of Two Women:
|Dressing for the Charade:
|The Acquired Inability
to Escape:
|Drive in the Knife:
|Tight Rope Walker:
|Introducing the Miracle:
|Mother and Child Divided:
|Distorted House:
|The Good Samaritan:
|He Did What He Wanted:
|Ecce Mono :
|The Physical Impossibility
of Death in the
Mind of Someone Living:
|Prudence, Avarice,
Lust, Justice, Anger:
|As The Shadows Deepen:
|What Goes Up
Must Come Down:
|The Merrymakers:
|Departure of Summer:
|Season Three Appearances (Source)
|Drowning Girl:
|Your Body Is a Battleground:
|It Hurts to Wait With Love if Love is Somewhere Else:
|Have You Really the Courage?:
|The Scream:
|Memory is Your Image of Perfection:
|Dance Me to the End of Love:
|The Past (Forgotten-Swallowed):
|The Ambush:
|Love Seduces Innocence, Pleasure Entraps, and Remorse Follows:
|Love Among the Ruins:
|Like a Snowball Down a Mountain:
|Oh, Future:
|And We Bring the Light:
|The Image Disappears:
|Girl With Death Mask (She Plays Alone):
|It Isn't What You Think:
|You Will Not Escape:
|Girl on the Cliff:
|And Life Begins Right Away:
|Yuletide Fortune Tellers:
|Season Four Appearances (Source)
|And It Cannot Be Changed:
|Bracing The Waves:
|I Lock the Door Upon Myself:
|We Were So Close That Nothing Used to Stand Between Us:
|At First Clear Word:
|Black and Gray:
|Fog and Storm and Rain:
|Art Like Love is Dedication:
|The Player's Choice:
|There is My Heart:
|To Repel Ghosts:
|How Does a Girl Like You get to be a Girl Like You:
|Between Hope and Fear:
|We Mourn, We Weep, We Love Again:
|Instead of Damning the Darkness, It's Better to Light a Little Lantern:
|Borrowing Your Enemy's Arrows:
|To the Victor Belong the Spoils:
|The Accommodations of Desire:
|A Mad Tea Party:
|And Always Searching for Beauty:
|Season Five Appearances (Source)
|The Call:
|This Has to Do with Me:
|Relation of Lines and Colors:
|Occupy Truth:
|Four Ages in Life:
|Memory (The Heart):
|Left in Charge:
|The Wolf is Waiting:
|Long Live Love:


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Contrary to popular belief, Social Security taxes from a given worker are not saved by the government for that particular worker's retirement. Individuals currently paying into Social Security are paying the benefits of current retirees; similarly, today's retirees paid for the retirement benefits of earlier generations. Nearly 50 years ago, there were about 15 workers supporting every individual Social Security beneficiary. Today, however, that number is just over three workers for every one retiree.
In the 2008 Annual Report to Congress, the Social Security Trustees announced that the projected point at which tax revenues will fall below program costs will come in 2017. Further, the trustees expect that the Social Security trust funds will be exhausted in 2041. And while the trust funds are currently experiencing surpluses, nothing prevents the government from spending those surpluses on unrelated government programs. Congressman Scalise believes that Congress has a responsibility to protect these trust funds from bloated government spending.
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Scalise is committed to protecting and strengthening Social Security and ensuring that the program will fulfill its promises to America's seniors while improving the long-term stability of Social Security.
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October 30, 2015
Randy Orton drug use
Generally, WWE likes to keep skeletons in the closet because they do not want others using that as ammunition against the company and their often times damaged reputation. That is why it comes as a bit of a surprise that management is having Randy Orton talk about his past drug addition on an upcoming DVD. There were rumors that were floating around for years about Orton, and his loyal fans denied that there were any drug issues.
May 23, 2015
WWE live event changes
Fans attending WWE live events this upcoming weekend might be in for a bit of disappointment if they were looking forward to see John Cena and Randy Orton. The two of them have been pulled from the road. Management is going to try to supplement the show by having Seth Rollins defending the heavyweight championship against Roman Reigns on one tour. The other will be headlined by Rusev, Dean Ambrose and Ryback.
April 30, 2015
Roman Reigns vs Kane
Due mainly to the negative response from fans, WWE has been forced to keep Roman Reigns away from the top spot. That is the reason why he is stuck in a feud with the Big Show at the moment. At one point in time, management had plans for Reigns to work a stall program with Kane. That feud is most likely to happen if they change their minds about having Reigns work a triple threat title match with Seth Rollins and Randy Orton at Payback.
April 21, 2015
Randy Orton yells at fans
A rather disturbing incident took place at an airport in New York last night. After an extensive tour of Europe and long flight, WWE stars were swarmed by fans that were waiting to take photographs and get autographs. Randy Orton wasn't having it. He reportedly yelled and berated people for bothering the performers, who were understandably fatigued. Orton has had several incidents before with the fans, as he feels that privacy should be respected.
April 20, 2015
Monday Night Raw edited
Some rather interesting news are coming out of the latest episode of Monday Night Raw. Since it was taped in London, there was a delay in the airing in the United States. WWE took that opportunity to edit up some things to their favor. They made sure to tone down the huge reaction that Antonio Cesaro received from the fans. They used that pop and made it seem like it was Randy Orton that the audience was going wild for.
April 14, 2015
WWE fans leaving
In a rather interesting bit of news, a lot of fans in attendance at Monday Night Raw were said to have left before the main event even started. That is peculiar because WWE was trying to determine a number one contender for their world heavyweight championship. Apparently, a lot of these fans were already able to predict that Randy Orton was going to be the one to challenge Seth Rollins at Extreme Rules, so they walked out.
April 7, 2015
Randy Orton vs Seth Rollins
In the second match at Wrestlemania, Randy Orton defeated Seth Rollins. The match started out a bit slow, but towards the middle of the match, it became obvious that WWE did that by design. Once the pace picked up, fans in the audience started really getting into it. Jamie Noble and Joey Mercury were both taken out by a double apron DDT to the floor by Orton. A ridiculous flying RKO spot ended the match and sealed the victory.
March 29, 2015
Randy Orton heel turn
On Monday Night Raw, fans witnessed Randy Orton being in cahoots with The Authority once again. That has led some to believe that he pulled a heel turn just one day after making a return at Fast Lane to attack Seth Rollins, Big Show and Kane. As of right now, WWE still has plans on Orton being utilized as a baby face. They simply wanted to show the friction between Orton and Rollins again in case some fans have forgotten after four months.
February 26, 2015
Dolph Ziggler and Tammy Sytch
We are a little more than an hour away from the start of Monday Night Raw, and Dolph Ziggler is hoping that the time goes quickly. He has been the butt of jokes for much of the afternoon after some interesting comments from Tammy Sytch surfaced on social media. The former WWE diva revealed to a fan that she and Ziggler have had a sexual relationship in the past when asked who she preferred between Ziggler and Randy Orton.
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GEOG 105, 106, 107 Introductory Geography (4 each)
105 Introductory Physical Geography; 106 Introductory Economic Geography; 107 Introductory Cultural Geography
GEOG 199 Special Studies (1-6)
Terms and hours to be arranged. A means by which students may earn lower-division credit for research, writing, mapping, discussion, career-related and/or participatory skills.
GEOG 207 Geography and Film (4)
Considers the use and representation of space, place and landscape in, on and through film. Specific films, filmmakers and topics will vary, and may include particular places or types of landscapes, and the comparison of films created in different cultural and geographical contexts. Prerequisite: GEOG 107 or consent of instructor
GEOG 211 U.S. and Canada (4)
Understanding of economic and social activities in the major human-use regions of the home continent; description and interpretation of the present occupancy pattern of the major regions of the United States and Canada.
GEOG 240 Map and Air Photo Interpretation (4)
This course explores the use of topographic maps and aerial photographs to measure and interpret geographic patterns of the natural and social environment. Emphasis is on location, landscape patterns and process identification. Prerequisite: GEOG 105
GEOG 299 Special Studies (1-4)
Terms and hours to be arranged. A means by which students may earn sophomore-level credit for research, writing, mapping, career-related and/or participatory skills.
GEOG 306 Global Economic Geography (4)
Location theory and its application to the study of the distribution of various economic activities, international and interregional changes in the spatial structure of economic activities and the role of these changes in international and regional development.
GEOG 307 Canadian Identity Through Film (4)
Explores the construction of Canadian identity and difference as expressed through Canadian films and cinema.
GEOG 310 World Regional (4)
A thematic examination of the principal characteristics of the major geographical regions of the world. Interpretation of present and past patterns of relationships between humans and the natural environment.
GEOG 311 Geography of Europe (4)
Individual European societies' landscape organization and how each attempts to alleviate cultural problems: international migrations, scarcity of land for agriculture and urban development, economic development and European nationalism.
GEOG 313 The Pacific Northwest (4)
Physical and human resources of the Pacific Northwest. Interpretation of the present pattern of human use of the Pacific Northwest with special emphasis on Oregon.
GEOG 314 The Pacific Rim (4)
The lands and peoples of the Pacific Rim countries, with particular attention to their economic and cultural geographies. Spatial interaction among the Pacific Rim countries, and with the rest of the world.
GEOG 315 The Indian Subcontinent (4)
A survey of the physical and human geography of South Asia. While the entire realm of South Asia will be surveyed, the emphasis is on India; major geographical patterns, processes, issues, and problems related with religious, ethnic and linguistic diversity, the modernization process, economic development and interrelationships between South Asian nations.
GEOG 321 Field Geography (4)
Methods for collecting and analyzing geographic data. Emphasis on physical or human topics and specific methods will depend upon instructor. Prerequisites: GEOG 105, GEOG 240 or consent of instructor
GEOG 327 Popular Culture in Global Perspective (4)
Looks at the development of popular cultures on a global scale and across national boundaries, and critically examines the implicit geographies of pop culture texts and media.
GEOG 340 Cartography (4)
This course emphasizes the design and creation of maps. The underlying theme is communication of geographic information combining cartographic design with user perception. Prerequisite: CS 160 or consent of instructor
GEOG 341 Geographic Information Systems (4)
The mapping, monitoring and modeling of geographic data using computer technology. This is the culminating course for the techniques sequence in geography. Class meets twice a week for lab and lecture.
GEOG 370 Human Migration (4)
International and internal migration since World War II. Factors important in the initiation and continuation of migration. Special focus on Mexico-U.S. migration and settlement.
GEOG 371 Mexico and Central America (4)
Contemporary physical and human landscapes and their genesis. Areas of focus include human migration, environmental change and social dynamics.
GEOG 372 South America (4)
Regional patterns of environment, technology, culture and development are examined within the context of geographical diversity and unity. Topics include both historical and contemporary issues.
GEOG 380 Environmental Conservation (4)
This course provides an introduction to environmental conservation, the reasoned use of the natural environment so that its utilization does not impair the environment's capacity for renewal and continued evolution. The course focuses on contemporary global and regional issues such as greenhouse warming and deforestation.
GEOG 384 Qualitative Research Methods (4)
An advanced survey of qualitative research methods in geography, including field observation, interpretation of texts and visual images, and ethnography. Students will learn methods through both theory and practice.
GEOG 385 Quantitative Methods in Geography (4)
An introduction to basic quantitative techniques in geography. Topics include descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, simple correlation and regression, analysis of variance, and non-parametric statistics.
GEOG 386 Making Digital Video for the Social Sciences (4)
An introduction to the uses of digital video as a tool for collecting, interpreting, and communicating social scientific data. Covers the basics of shooting and editing digital video.
GEOG 391 Biogeography (4)
This course combines both historical and ecological perspectives in analyzing plant and animal distributions. Topics include: speciation, extinction, dispersal, biodiversity, and human impacts or biotic distributions. Prerequisite: consent of instructor
GEOG 392 Physical Geography (4)
Principal earth surface elements of physical geography including landforms, soils, water, and biotic resources in their genetic, distributional and functional interrelationships. Prerequisite: GEOG 105 or consent of instructor
GEOG 393 Soils Geography (4)
Soils are examined from both a pedologic (genesis and morphology) and edaphic (growth medium) perspective. Their geographic distribution, classification and use as stratigraphic units are examined in detail. The course includes a 2 hour lab that meets once a week. Prerequisite: consent of instructor
GEOG 399 Special Studies (1-3)
Terms and hours to be arranged.
GEOG 406/506 Special Individual Studies (1-6)
Terms and hours to be arranged. A specialized or individualized course of study within geography developed in consultation with the instructor.
GEOG 407/507 Seminar (4)
Terms and hours to be arranged. Intended for non-teaching majors.
GEOG 409/509 Practicum (3-12)
Terms and hours to be arranged. Practical application of geographical theory and/or collection of data for theoretical interpretation, customarily in a public agency.
GEOG 410/510 Global Issues (4)
A study of selected and current international issues and problems within the geographical context in which they are observed. Issues to be discussed depends on the instructor.
GEOG 411/511 Cultural Geography (4)
Advanced inquiry into the subfield of cultural geography with a focus on contemporary theoretical debates.
GEOG 412/512 Selected Topics (4)
Advanced analysis of traditional and contemporary topics in geography.
GEOG 413/513 Urban Geography (4)
Urban settlements in the United States and the rest of the world, in terms of patterns, forms and functions; systems of urban land classification and geographic dimensions of urban land use.
GEOG 418/518 International Trade and Transportation (4)
Analysis of the origins, routes, destinations of the flows of major commodities, goods, services, and people across national boundaries. Global perspective will include theories and case studies of contemporary and evolutionary patterns.
GEOG 420/520 The West and the American Imagination (4)
Looks at the special position of the West in American culture with particular focus on alternate and evolving representations of "the Old West."
GEOG 421/521 The Changing American West (4)
Examines contemporary conflicts over regional identity in the American West. Particular attention will be paid to the interpretation of cultural and economic change such as the decline of resource industries and rural areas and the growth of services, cities and suburbs.
GEOG 425 Urban Planning and Policy (4)
Analysis of the processes related to planning, regulating, and policy making in the contexts of urban land use; will be analyzed with respect to all the levels of government–national, state, regional and local.
GEOG 432/532 Geography of Africa (4)
The African continent, its nations and colonies; the physical and cultural geography of the regions of the continent and their implications.
GEOG 433/533 Political Geography (4)
An advanced survey of political geography as a field of study, including special attention to geopolitics and the interpretation of contemporary political events from a geographic perspective.
GEOG 435/535 U.S. and Canadian Geopolitics (4)
Examines U.S. and Canadian relations at multiple scales and in various political contexts from border enforcement to the United Nations.
GEOG 470/570 Energy, Environment, and Society (4)
Examines how different societies utilize energy, how energy transformations change societies, how diverse environments shape the forms of energy utilization, and the impacts of energy use on the environment. Special focus on current world problems related to energy use, including resource-related wars and climate change, as well as technological and political efforts that address these problems. Prerequisite: ES 104, or GEOG 105, or GEOG 106, or consent of instructor
GEOG 480/580 Nature in the American West (4)
Examines historical and contemporary importance of nature, as concept and physical reality, to the economies, cultures and politics of the American West. Specific topics and areas of focus will vary each term.
GEOG 490/590 Climatology (4)
The climate controls and where they operate; climate classification; world regional climate patterns; the characteristics of the world's climates. Prerequisite: GEOG 105
GEOG 492 Regional Physiography of North America (4)
The interrelationship of soil, vegetation, landforms, and climate in the physiographic regions of North America as they have played a role in the cultural and economic development of the continent. Prerequisite: GEOG 392
GEOG 495 History and Philosophy of Geography (4)
The nature of geographic thought is examined from a historical perspective. The goal of the course is to seek out the origins of contemporary geographic theory and research and to provide insights as to the discipline's future. Prerequisite: GEOG 105, 106, and 107, or consent of instructor
GEOG 499 Capstone Experience (4)
The Capstone experience is required of all majors in geography and may be based on one or more of the following activities or projects: a research thesis, an internship or practicum, a field exam, a professional portfolio, or comprehensive exam. Typically, the capstone will be completed in a student's final year at WOU. Students majoring in geography should consult with their advisor regarding planning for their Capstone Experience early in the year before they intend to graduate. Specific requirements will be made by arrangement with a student's advisor. Prerequisite: major in geography, GEOG 495
GEOG 526 Geography of Europe (4)
Individual European societies' landscape organization and how each attempts to alleviate cultural problems: international migrations, scarcity of land for agriculture and urban development, economic development and European nationalism.
GEOG 601 Research (1-3)
Terms and hours to be arranged.
GEOG 603 Thesis (3-9)
Terms and hours to be arranged.
GEOG 608 Workshop (1-3)
Terms and hours to be arranged.
GEOG 620 Physical Geography and Field Methods for Teachers (3)
Observation of geographic features in the field; construction of maps from field sketches and notes; preparation of field reports; analysis of methods of field teaching in the public schools.
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For anyone who may be interested..... after a little bit of hassle finally spoke with a
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It seems Aperture 2 is not compatible with the Lion (OS 10.7.1)
You need Aperture 3 (no surprise there).
You can download Aperture 3 from the app store for $80.
Aperture 2's library will be recignized by the Mark 3 program and will be
updated to work with Aperture 3 ...which will make it unuseable by Aperture 2.
upshot is .... if you upgrade to Apert 3 ..you gotta do it on all your computers
or not at all.
actively looking at Photoshop Elements 10 instead. At least that way I can use the same program on all my ,machines and download from one to the other without compatibility problems.


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Brenda Turnbaugh (August 13, 1977) is an American actress who is best known for playing the youngest Ingalls child, Grace Ingalls with her twin sister Wendi on Little House on the Prairie.
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Despite A. Conan Doyle's clever effort to rid himself and the world of Sherlock Holmes, this fictional creature has seldom been more alive than he is today. There are two versions of him on TV, a recent film series and several older programs available for rerunning, not to mention the occasional revival of a Basil Rathbone Holmes film from the 1930s.
It was a heavy burden for some actors. The classically trained Rathbone despised the typecasting prison he was stuck in while another, Jeremy Brett, apparently went around the bend after playing Holmes as a man possessed of twitches and quirks.
David Whalen seems untroubled by the effects of playing the sleuth for the second time. The Pittsburgh-based actor's portrayal is straightforward, noble and heroic without idiosyncrasies or touches of madness that made the literary Holmes a fascinating character. As the title character in "Sherlock Holmes & the Crucifer of Blood," he adds a dash of action hero to the role, but leaves the twitches and quirks alone.
David Whalen and Justin R. G. Holcomb talk about their roles as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre's "Crucifer of Blood," running through Dec. 21. (Video by Andrew Rush; 12/12/2013)
"Crucifer" by Paul Giovanni is the holiday show of Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre, which cast Mr. Whalen as the detective in the 2011 production, "Mask of Moriarty." This time, Holmes and loyal sidekick Dr. John Watson wrestle with supernatural demons from Britain's takeover of India in the 1850s that seem to be alive in 1886 London. The 1978 play was a mashup of Doyle's novel "The Sign of the Four" and a couple of his short stories.
First-time PICT director Matt Torney stages "Crucifer" as a campy 19th-century melodrama, which it is, with a damsel in distress and a bunch of unpleasant characters including a "pygmy islander." With a cast of nine playing multiple roles, he juggles the action of this unwieldy script smoothly and with dashes of physical humor that add up to two acts of good-natured entertainment.
The darker side of Doyle's description of Britain's brutal colonialism, support of the lucrative Asian drug trade and Holmes' own cocaine addiction is lightly touched upon in the play. A few disturbing moments pop up from time to time in the effective performances of Ken Bolden as the crippled army major and Gayle Pazerski as Irene St. Clair, the hysterical damsel with a yen for Watson.
Justin R. G. Holcomb plays Holmes' unhelpful partner with more sincerity than comedy, but Daryll Heysham provides the laughs as the clueless Inspector Lestrade. In a peg leg and eye patch, Malcolm Madera is a scary survivor of a notorious penal colony while gangly Jonathan Visser finds a way to make opium addiction funny.
This period piece is vividly heightened by a flexible set design by Johnmichael Bohach, the eerie lighting of Cindy Limauro and effective sound from Joe Pino that all adds up to a handsome production. There could be less fog and smoke, though. The Randall Theatre looked like Shanghai on opening night, bathed continually in a chemical haze.
It was all for the sake of chuckles and giggles, though, a lighthearted satire to put audiences in a holiday mood.


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Pros: 1. Dual Zones (I have some old school box speakers in the garage for zone 2)
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Pros: So far, has performed excellently. So much neater using HDMI and getting rid of all the A/V/Toslink cables. I use it to switch my Blu-Ray, Apple TV and Cable box. No issues. HDMI passthrough works great. 6 total HDMI inputs. Excellent control options via iOS/Android apps and even web browswer. Has 2 independent speaker zones. DSP modes bring non-Dolby digital sources to life. Awesome Rhapsody, Pandora and internet radio integration. Will also play from USB, iPod/iPhone via USB, Sirius (With optional adapter) and a DLNA server. YPAO auto setup is nice but I have to tweak the settings manually when done.
Cons: No native Airplay support. No big deal, I use an Apple TV.
Other Thoughts: Finally replaced my old HTIB. Have slowly been adding speakers to this receiver: Polk Monitor 40 fronts, Polk OWM3 Satellites and a BIC V1220 sub. Center channel next. New system sounds great and has been glitch free so far.
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Pros: Where to start? You can fully control this thing via the Android or iOS app. That's where this thing really shows its great value. This is the cheapest receiver in the AVENTAGE line. This gets you a 3 year warranty, use of the networking/apps, and great build quality. I replaced a $900MSRP Denon receiver for this one mainly for the networkability and 3-D support, and I have been blown away. Sound quality is on par with my old Denon and the added features make it a no-brainer.
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Other Thoughts: The latest firmware shown on the Yamaha site is v1.16. This is the version my unit shipped with... but once I got it online it asked me if I wanted to update... and now I am running version 1.18 with zero issues!
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Pros: Works right out of the box, plenty of features, easy to connect, sounds great. Once programmed the Scene buttons make this user friendly for my non-techie spouse.
Cons: Must choose between HDMI control and standby HDMI pass through. Remote provides somewhat limited control of my Sony TV, Sony Blu-Ray, and Motorola STB. Setting up all of the features to be just the way you want them is anything but straightforward and not made easier by the lack of a paper users manual. Big dumb input knob on the left but no balance or bass treble knobs?
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PLEASE PLEASE have your baby compleatly checked out and take a pic of EVERY body part if they won't x-ray her full body ;as they just took my son away for having a broken leg (we thought he had a bug bite or reaction to shots) and are trying to say that we inflicted it. We know that it was from birth as we would NEVER do anything to harm our child. They put him in foster care because we could not prove we did not hurt him. He is only 2 weeks old I mean who would hurt such a sweet little thing? PLEASE at least take pictures of of your baby they day of their birth all naked or in her diaper.
Co-Sleeping, FTM to "Monkey-key"s a crazy 1 year old 2/09
Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry. I really hope everything works out for you. I can't believe that they took him away because you couldn't PROVE that you didn't hurt him...they can't prove that you did. Please keep us updated and try to breathe. I'll pray that you get him back.
wow! that is horrible! I am sorry to hear that...I'll be thinking about you.
mom to 3 amazing kids and wife to the man of my dreams!
There must be more to this story, someone had to notify CPS about the problem. Also before my friend could leave the hospital the doctor on call (her pediatrician does not practice out of the hospital she delivered at) did a through check of the baby, feeling all the bones, moving all the limbs, surely baby would have been screaming if something was wrong.
I am also not sure what a picture would do, I had a hairline fracture when I was 6 and the only symptom was I could not put pressure on it, no swelling, no bruising, nothing that would show up in a picture.
Now if the bone was broken because someone or something broke it with pressure then yes there would be trauma.
I do hope it all works out for you, but I am still confused because clearly somethings have been left out of the post, mostly who notified CPS.
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Kendra - it was most likely the doctor at the well-baby visit, who would be required to report anything unusual.
I don't understand how that could happen. I know they dr report stuff, was it broken from giving birth or something that happened when you went home? Sorry I am just confused.
Bianca 15, Kailee 8, Sonia 3, Victoria 16 months and Oops due July 4th 2009
that sucks!! that's soo sad. I know my friend had her baby way too fast and the baby broke her collar bone... and she didn't know about it. Doctor and nurses did and never told her, but told her it was healing fine at her checkup. She was like what?!!? nobody told me!! I'll remember to have them check her.. but I don't see why they wouldn't believe you, you know? That is kinda messed up. Hope all turns out well.
♀ FTM to Jadynne Renee 04.07.09 ♀
Ok so ppl seem to think we did something to hurt our child we did not but really why do I care if you think this any way I posted this so others would not have to go through the same heart ache I am dealing with.
as for the "she thought it was a bug bite" thing I have never seen a broken bone and I thought they flopped around it bones were broken.
I took him to the hospital on Friday and on Monday the Dr took off the wrapping and said "Oh it's healed! I must have been wrong on the date of the break." Then later that day they took him.
Also I have pictures that I just got back that show 2 days after he got out of hospital from being borne his leg was swollen but I nor any of my extended family who I live with never noticed anything but a fussy baby. He went to have pix done on 2/13 on 2/16 he had his well baby check up and that Dr and nurse never said anything about briuses or breaks and if they can't or didn't catch them how can I a FTM be expected to. I mean come on they are trained professionals.
Also it has been brought to my attention a fracture and a break are 2 differant things and he had a fracture.
thanks to all who are being supportive
Co-Sleeping, FTM to "Monkey-key"s a crazy 1 year old 2/09
People on this site are horrible rude and mean people for the most part from what I've seen and experienced. They're like overgrown tweenagers most of the time with the bullying.
Thank you for posting about your hardship, I'm going to make sure that everything's alright with my son before I bring him home now, I never would have thought that this could ever happen and you have my best wishes, I hope you get him back soon.
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If you don't mind me asking where do you live? I live in PA and around here getting a kid taken away from the family is so hard its ridiculous! I work in the mental health field and see so much stuff and we are mandated reporters and CPS does absoulutely nothing. Even after you have called like 10 times over different things. Someone on the June board just posted something about having a baby taken away to.
Mother to Aiden Zane 1/4/03
Mia Korynn 6/11/09
i am originally from pa as well, its very hard to get a kid taken away in that state.
also, with this type of situation, its only normal to 'accuse' the parents first. just stay calm and stay with the truth.


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The Airplane That Saved the World
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When not whipping the media into a frenzy about seditious sapphists, Billing was running Supermarine, a ragtag and notoriously disorganized aeronautical engineering company which in 1917 had employed a second unlikely character: a shy but bloody-minded and quite brilliant young engineer by the name of Reginald Mitchell. On his first job, the foreman complained that Mitchell had served him a cup of tea that "tastes like piss." For the next brew, Mitchell steeped the tea leaves in his own boiling urine. "Bloody good cup of tea, Mitchell" was the response.
No surprise, then, that Mitchell reacted furiously when the large defense engineering company Vickers bought Supermarine and tried to place him under the supervision of the great designer Barnes Wallis—who later became famous as the creator of the bouncing bomb used by the Dambusters. "It's either him or me!" Mitchell fumed. Whether by good judgement or good fortune, the board of Vickers Aviation decided Barnes Wallis should be moved elsewhere, and Mitchell's team continued to enjoy Galapagan isolation from the committees of Vickers.
Then there was the most unexpected escape of all. In 1929 and 1930, Mitchell's planes—the direct ancestors of the Spitfire—held the world record for speed, winning the Schneider Trophy set up to test competing designs. But the government, which was providing much of the funding for these record attempts, decided that they were frivolous in a time of austerity. Sir Hugh Trenchard, marshal of the Royal Air Force at the time, called high-speed planes "freak machines." Without the development money for the latest world record attempt—and with Henry Cave-Browne-Cave not yet on the scene to pay for an "experiment"—Supermarine was set to abandon the project.
Rescue came from the most unlikely character: Dame Fanny Houston, born in humble circumstances, had become the richest woman in the country after marrying a shipping millionaire and inheriting his fortune. Lady Houston's eclectic philanthropy knew few bounds: She supported oppressed Christians in Russia, coalminers, and the women's rights movement. And in 1931 she wrote a check to Supermarine that covered the entire development costs of the Spitfire's predecessor, the S6. Lady Houston was furious at the government's lack of support: "My blood boiled in indignation, for I know that every true Briton would rather sell his last shirt than admit that England could not afford to defend herself against all-comers." The S6 flew at an astonishing speed of 407.5 mph less than three decades after the Wright Brothers launched the Wright Flyer. England's pride was intact, and so was the Spitfire project. No wonder the historian A.J.P. Taylor later remarked that "the Battle of Britain was won by Chamberlain, or perhaps by Lady Houston."
The lone furrow ploughed by Mitchell predated by over a decade the establishment of the celebrated "Skunk Works" division of Lockheed. The Skunk Works designed the U-2, the high-altitude spy plane which produced photographs of nuclear missile installations in Cuba; the Blackbird, the fastest plane in the world for the past 35 years; and radar-invisible stealth bombers and fighters. The value of the "skunk works" model—a small, unconventional team of engineers and innovators in a big corporation, deliberately shielded from a nervous corporate hierarchy—has since become more widely appreciated. Mitchell's team, like the Skunk Works, was closely connected with the latest thinking on aeronautical engineering: Mitchell tested his designs against the world's best each year in the Schneider Trophy races. But the team was isolated from bureaucratic interference. In a world where the government was the only likely customer, this was no small feat.
Protecting innovators from bureaucrats won't guarantee results. On the contrary: We can confidently expect that most of the technological creations that stumble out of these Galapagan islands of innovation will prove singularly ill-equipped to thrive in the wider world. But if the occasional Spitfire also results, the failures will be worth it.
Coming tomorrow: What the Spitfire can teach us about medical research.
Correction, May 16, 2011: This article originally misspelled Henry Cave-Browne-Cave's last name.


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