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The Kimberley is notorious for its difficult terrain. Mustering cattle in such a harsh environment is a challenge. When it comes to confronting a huge, wild bull, specialised equipment is required. Enter the 'Bull Buggy', an old four-wheel drive reinforced with old tyres, steel plates and pipes. The aim is chase a bull and knock it down. That's easier said than done, however. Louie Dolby is an Aboriginal stockman born and bred in the Kimberley. For the past ten years he has managed "Mt Pierre" station located about mid way between Halls Creek and Fitzroy Crossing. He is as pragmatic and down to earth as your average Kimberley cattleman but is also on a mission to maintain all the traditions and knowledge of Kimberley cattle culture.
GEORGE NEGUS: Mustering cattle in the Kimberley is about as tough and unromantic as it gets. These days, as we all know by now, helicopters are pretty much commonplace up there. But stockman Louie Dolby prefers to do the job the old way with a handful of horses and a thing they call up there a bull buggy. (FOOTAGE OF BUSH CAMP IN EARLY MORNING LIGHT) LOUIE DOLBY: Well, the day starts with a wake-up call. At 3:30 to 4:00, got to wake the cook up. Round about 4:30, you're having breakfast. I'm Louie Dolby, manager of Mt Pierre Station, 100km east of Fitzroy Crossing in the Kimberleys. We're going to be mustering, uh, cattle. And I think we'll get a few...a few bulls today. (LOUIE DOLBY STANDS NEXT TO OPEN-AIR UTILITY VEHICLE WITH OLD TYRES HUNG AROUND SIDES)This is, uh, what we call a bull buggy. A bull catcher. Yeah, um, we knock a few bulls down. (FOOTAGE OF BULL BUGGY CHASING BULL, KNOCKING BULL OVER ONCE IT GETS ALONGSIDE THE VEHICLE) LOUIE DOLBY: You got to keep fixing it every day. Sometimes, you got to pull over. You get too hot. (FOOTAGE OF MAN POURING WATER OVER STEAMING RADIATOR) LOUIE DOLBY: But, yeah, it...it gets the job done. The tyres are here to...so they don't bruise the bull or whatever cattle we knock down. (FOOTAGE OF BULL CHARGING THE BULL BUGGY) It's a dangerous job and you need a good man on the wheel. So this is our man. This is Stanley. Stanley the Man, we call him. (FOOTAGE OF STANLEY DRIVING BULL BUGGY) LOUIE DOLBY: He look a bit wild and bushy. But that's him. You know, he's a bush mechanic. He's...you know, he'll try something there to get it going. (ENGINE SPLUTTERS) LOUIE DOLBY: (Chuckles) There you go. A pull-start. (FOOTAGE OF BULL BUGGY BEING TOWED ON SNATCH STRAP) (ENGINE STARTS) LOUIE DOLBY: (To workers) You boys, go up there and get them horses. Bring my horse back too. And then we'll give them cattle a drink. As well as the horses. WORKER: Yes, boss. LOUIE DOLBY: You got that right. (Worker laughs) (FOOTAGE OF HORSEMAN CHASING BULL, HANGING ONTO IT BY ITS TAIL) LOUIE DOLBY: Before we had the Mad Max vehicle, we used to grab the bull. We used to get off the horse, run behind the bull. Once we grabbed hold of the tail, we wrapped the tail in our hand like so. (LOUIE DOLBY COILS WHIP ONCE AROUND HIS WRIST) LOUIE DOLBY: We put a weight on that bull, start swinging on that tail, throw that bull down. (FOOTAGE OF MAN RUNNING AFTER BULL, PULLING ON ITS TAIL AND PULLING IT OFF ITS FEET) LOUIE DOLBY: Once the bull's down, we tie him up. Well, normal Toyotas won't go where the bull buggy goes. Um, most of the time, you know, the buggies can go anywhere. (FOOTAGE OF TOYOTA UTE FOLLOWING BULL BUGGY THROUGH STREAM AND GETTING STUCK HALFWAY ACROSS. UTE MAKES SEVERAL ATTEMPTS TO CROSS STREAM UNTIL IT IS PULLED UP BANK BY BULL BUGGY WITH A SNATCH STRAP)LOUIE DOLBY: The aim is to get cattle, mainly...mainly bulls. If we can't hold them with the coachers, we'll knock them down with the buggy, put them in the truck and bring them home. If we can sell them, we'll sell them. Unmarked. No-one...no-one owned the cattle until you put a mark on them. So, yeah, whatever we get, we got to put a mark on them. We have to settle them down so that we can have control of the...of the herd. (FOOTAGE OF UTE PUSHING BULL BUGGY FROM BEHIND) BULL BUGGY DRIVER: We're just having trouble with our bull buggy. We couldn't start it. Uh, so I'll just probably leave him there and come back for him tomorrow. (FOOTAGE OF TOYOTA PUSH-STARING BULL BUGGY. BULL BUGGY PICKS UP SPEED AND TAKES OFF) LOUIE DOLBY: No, we run a pretty tight ship because, you know, I can see - we can see - our people dying left, right and centre. You know, with sugar diabetes, heart attack, all from alcohol. No good. Very sad. There's no grog in the camp. And if I...if I find out there's drugs or alcohol in the camp...they want to be aware of me. I respect them. They respect me. Um, you know, we don't... we don't swear at one another or I don't swear at them, they don't swear at me. Um, unless something went wrong. Yeah. Most of the time, we...we're pretty good. A pretty good team. Young and old. But, yeah, they got to start young, eh? We've gotta start teaching them while they...while they're young. You...you learn off your...the old people, you know. It's a game for a cattleman. Not a game for a city boy or... No. GEORGE NEGUS: Definitely not a game for a city boy! Great bloke and great story.


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This paper reviews applications of the lattice-Boltzmann method to simulations of particle-fluid suspensions. We first summarize the available simulation methods for colloidal suspensions together with some of the important applications of these methods, and then describe results from lattice-gas and lattice-Boltzmann simulations in more detail. The remainder of the paper is an update of previously published work,(69, 70) taking into account recent research by ourselves and other groups. We describe a lattice-Boltzmann model that can take proper account of density fluctuations in the fluid, which may be important in describing the short-time dynamics of colloidal particles. We then derive macro-dynamical equations for a collision operator with separate shear and bulk viscosities, via the usual multi-time-scale expansion. A careful examination of the second-order equations shows that inclusion of an external force, such as a pressure gradient, requires terms that depend on the eigenvalues of the collision operator. Alternatively, the momentum density must be redefined to include a contribution from the external force. Next, we summarize recent innovations and give a few numerical examples to illustrate critical issues. Finally, we derive the equations for a lattice-Boltzmann model that includes transverse and longitudinal fluctuations in momentum. The model leads to a discrete version of the Green–Kubo relations for the shear and bulk viscosity, which agree with the viscosities obtained from the macro-dynamical analysis. We believe that inclusion of longitudinal fluctuations will improve the equipartition of energy in lattice-Boltzmann simulations of colloidal suspensions.
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Modry Las Golf Club
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Modry Las Golf Club
Mickiewicza 20, PL-73-200 Choszczno, Poland
Phone: +48 95 768 99 06, Fax: +48 95 765 18 21
4.8 of 5 stars5 Reviews
- "An eye opener"01/2015
The Course
- 18-Hole Course
- Driving Range & Practice area
Visitors welcome?
Yes - every day.
Season: Year round
Green fees
PLN 155 - 199 (36-46 €) / Day
Designed by the legendary Gary Player, Modry Las is ranked among the top 100 golf courses in Europe. Surrounded by lush forests, the 7,126-yard, par-72 championship course overlooks two spring-fed lakes in the idyllic West Pomerania region of Poland .
Modry Las is a naturally beautiful golf course in northwestern Poland, built on 321 acres (130 hectares) on gently rolling terrain, nestled between an oak, pine and birch forest and the untouched, spring-fed Radun Lake. The 18-hole championship course is the first to be designed by Gary Player in Central-Eastern Europe.
The course winds along the lake's edge and stretches around ponds, streams and fields of wildflowers. Fairways are marked by breathtaking stretches of landscape and strategically placed signature Gary Player bunkers.
Modry Las is rated one of the Top 100 Golf Courses and was built to be one of Europe's top courses.
After a day of golfing, you may want to relax in the Spa or try some of the originally produced wines in the historical palace, only 30 min drive. The German capital, Berlin is a comfortable 180 km drive.
The Course
18-Hole Course
Design: Gary Player
Terrain: Undulating with water hazards
Technical difficulty: Moderate - Hard
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|6516 m
|White (Men)
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|Yellow (Men)
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|Blue (Women)
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|Red (Women)
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Practice Facilities
- Driving Range (20 tees, 4 covered)
- Practice Area
- Putting Green
- Pitching Green
- Chipping Green
- Practise bunker
18-Hole Course
Visitors are welcome every day.
A valid handicap certificate from player's home club is required.
Handicap limit: 54
Softspikes required.
Green Fees
18-Hole Course
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|Sat, Sun, Holidays
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|Juniors under 18
Driving Range
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|Bucket (35 balls)
Club Amenities
- Clubhouse
- Birdie card
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- Bar
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I played and stayed last July. The lodges were just opened and were very comfortable. The course rates as high as any new build I have seen in Ireland or the United States. The practice facilities were 1st class, I especially liked the pitching area. While the club house was not yet up and going, the temporary arrangements were very adequate, while the outdoor eating and drinking facilities were right up my alley.
It was a pleasure being facilitated to the local town restaurant overlooking the lake.
Overall the hospitality and welcome were very genuine and warm.
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I enjoyed the course very much. Toll created and playing very exciting. While it is a little built, such as the clubhouse and nice bungalows to stay. But this is all very manageable and the place itself is so embedded in nature, that one of them just at the entrance and at the Range will notice something. The place I play determined a few more times. Great!
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4.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 5, 2015
We arrived after 6:30 hour journey from Esbjerg to choszchno in poland, modrylas golf had seen an we had Self little EXPECTATIONS dice since Gary player had been going on the pitch with his crew. We knew that the clubhouse would be finished so we had prepared ourselves for a large tent where checkinn would take place. Actually we had via phone call and asked if we could be there by 2 nights and the fine we promised that we could, however, they had booked for a tournament in three days so we had to take to settle for 2 days and 3 rounds of golf it all seemed a bit disorganized in relation to the runway publicity, so we had better see the field lead and see if it could make up for the unorganized part we met.
First we meet a great range where we beat a couple of buckets and get into conversation with the Scottish Pro on the spot, funny guy who can easily get to chat with and who love to use the word fucking :) that word comes to definitely to use more on the round after a talk with him :).
The tees we meet is amazing. Short cut and solid, large and leveled so you get a good stance. The views from most holes are wildly good, the scenery is really beautiful and bunkers are fantastic and large edges around so they are hard to get up off despite a flat bottom, but they look meeega well out on the pitch! We three guys agree that there is a boring hole on the course, we also agree that the hole 2 is the track's finest, a par5 hole where to turn for the right side of the fairway to get well and get just a fairly battle for the green, green was only hit by one of us in 3 rounds (for 2 stroke) that resulted in an eagle putt, however, with a birdie on.
The first 9 holes is difficult, however, is the last 9 by no means easy, maybe hole 10 runway lightest however. The course offers several Greens with water in front and beautiful stone setting, swans, frogs, deer, eagle and vulture was also on the field while we looked at nature. The fairways were stunning, short cut so you could really get sued on the ball well with backspin on the green, the ka we like :). Greens were on the first day best, roughly the speed and smooth so we rolled many puts in, really do not think we miss anyone under 1.5 meters.
There are almost no weeds in the grass, can not remember when we've come across a dandelion or thistle. A little moss between the short cut fairway some places, however Nothing that affects the three rounds we play.
I think we all three agree that this track is absolutely fantastic, and we also talked about that Denmark might not have a course that can compare with this, designed and Nature was outstanding, it is from people who have played a lot of good lanes through time (Budersand, Hillsgc, golf delsur, evian, halmstad, Esbjerg, Silkeborg, Holstebro, Lübker and many more)
So fear not the perhaps slightly defective organization, book and get booked with confirmation by mail, then in the price get a crazy good experience, we bought food and drink on the pitch it costs nada, 3 rounds of golf, accommodation, food and drink 400 zlothy per person (it is satme cheap). But possibly purchase bake bread in Liddle in the city and a little instruction to as the food you order can not be considered quality of some degree (breakfast too).
We also met the owner and one from Gary players design team, the plan is to Gary player comes to the opening of the clubhouse in either 16 or 17, so that we expect when having to be there;). Nice people, however, are only a few English which Self is a minus but we did us fine.
We give golf experience 8 out of 10 balls, there must be room for improvement. Hills gc in Sweden is 9 and has completed clubhouse it counts Self up.
No Danish courts come over 7 in our book, so expect a good course that is very difficult from white if your driver is not good on the day.
Jacob played the field in pairs with five birdies on the first round, then it was only worse in 2 and 3 round Thomas played +9 in the first round and worse in 2 and 3 round I played +14 in the first +15 in the second and three rounds of talks I do not like.
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Definición de holiness en inglés:
sustantivo[mass noun]
1The state of being holy: a life of holiness and total devotion to God
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- Moses learns at that moment of contemplation, four things about holiness.
- All religions have their symbols of holiness through which the sacred flows into the mundane.
- Paul also tells us to lead quiet lives in godliness and holiness.
sanctity, divinity, godliness, saintliness, sanctitude, sacredness, faith, devotion, devoutness, divineness, blessedness, spirituality, religiousness, piety, piousness, righteousness, goodness, perfection, virtue, virtuousness, purity, sinlessness
1.1 (His/Your Holiness) A title or form of address given to the Pope, Orthodox patriarchs, and the Dalai Lama.
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- A news agency recently reported you as the spiritual adviser to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
- In the typical Tibetan home, there are photographs displayed of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and other incarnate masters.
- So when a friend of mine invited me to attend teachings with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, I signed on for two weeks worth of teachings.
1.2 [as modifier] Denoting a Christian renewal movement originating in the mid 19th century among Methodists in the US, emphasizing the Wesleyan doctrine of the sanctification of believers.
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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
by Sherman Alexie
Character Analysis
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A Penelope For Your Thoughts
Penelope is the beautiful, perfect blonde girl and Arnold is the new Indian boy. How do they get together? Well, Penelope does want to stick it to her racist dad Earl... but also Arnold and Penelope actually have a good deal in common.
Penelope and Junior are both dreamers (Chapter 15). Like Arnold, Penelope wants to leave Reardan with its "small ideas" and "small dreams" (15.87). She wants to see the world and all of its wonders. She longs to go to Stanford University and study architecture, to create something beautiful and memorable:
"Arnold," she said one day after school, "I hate this little town. It's so small, too small. Everything about it is small. The people here have small ideas. Small dreams. They all want to marry each other and live here forever."
"What do you want to do?" I asked.
"I want to leave as soon as I can. I think I was born with a suitcase."
Yeah, she talked like that. All big and goofy and dramatic. I wanted to make fun of her, but she was just so earnest. (15.87-15.90)
Arnold relates to this in a big way, as he loves to draw and also wants to leave home (the reservation).
Still, there are complications to their relationship as well. The way in which Junior views her is one dimensional and a bit simplistic. He really loves to stare at her—she is an object of beauty for him (Chapter 15). He idealizes her to a certain extent. At one point he compares her to a "work of art" (16.1). He also seems to be super into her whiteness:
So she was all white on white on white, like the most perfect kind of vanilla dessert cake you've ever seen. I wanted to be her chocolate topping. (16.2-16.6)
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Posted 27 December 2013 - 08:02 AM
Hi all,
I'm new to the forum and I'm Italian, so I apologize now for my bad English =)
however, I'm going to change SSD because my OCZ vector is giving problems for the second time!
However, in terms of quality, which SSD is better? Intel 530 or Samsung 840 PRO?
Thanks for the help =)
Posted 27 December 2013 - 09:42 AM
Intel and Samsung build both great SSDs, I personally don't like Sandforce, so I would go with the 840 Pro.
Posted 27 December 2013 - 09:55 AM
Thanks very much for the answer,
A lot of people do not like the SandForce controller, why? Another question, Samsung and Intel SSDs are the best or is there any other brand that produces quality SSD? I have read that Mushkin SSDs are very good, what do you think?
Posted 27 December 2013 - 11:55 PM
> A lot of people do not like the SandForce controller, why?
Evidently, when SandForce Nand Flash controllers were initially designed,
the designers were acutely aware that Nand Flash memory supports
a limited number of Program / Erase ("P/E") cycles before it fails.
At ~34nm, the number of P/E cycles with MLC was about 5,000.
At ~24nm, the number of P/E cycles with MLC was about 3,000.
At ~19nm, the number of P/E cycles with TLC is now about 1,000.
(We'll leave SLC (single-level cell) Nand Flash out of this discussion, because
that particular breed of Nand Flash is much more expensive
than MLC and TLC varieties.)
Therefore, SandForce controllers were designed to do real-time compression
of raw data output by a host controller, as a way of minimizing
the actual amount of raw data that is stored in Nand Flash chips.
The net effect of this design decision is that SandForce controllers
have historically performed noticeably better with raw data that is compressible,
and not as well with raw data that is incompressible.
The Nand Flash controllers in Samsung's SSDs do not perform real-time compression;
and, moreover, they perform equally well with compressible and incompressible data.
Another very annoying feature of certain firmware installed with early
SandForce controllers was a very abrupt and serious decline in performance
if the Media Wear Index ("MWI") reached zero before the end of the factory warranty period.
Presumably, that particular firmware logic was enabled to keep such SandForce SSDs
still running during their factory warranty periods, even though they should
have started to exhibit "wear-out" symptoms because of an excessive number of P/E cycles
that reduced MWI to zero.
For reasons like these, I have shifted away from SandForce SSDs in favor of Samsung's SSDs,
and I'm very interested in trying 2x or 4x Plextor M5 Pro 256GB SSDs in a RAID-0 array: consequently,
I don't know for sure whether or not current SandForce controllers still exhibit the latter problem.
In general, it is fair to say that Nand Flash SSDs benefit a lot whenever
superior "wear leveling" logic is implemented in their firmware, and
this is particularly true of MLC and acutely true of TLC Nand Flash memory.
Plextor's best M5 Pro SSDs also do very well "After 30 Min. Idle"
as reported by the excellent reviewers at xbitlabs.com :
Notice how widely those SSDs vary on that one metric.
Plextor's excellent scores can be very important on systems that do not support
the TRIM command, and particularly on RAID arrays that do not support TRIM.
In my own opinion, the industry needs to adopt a standard protocol
which executes the TRIM command on any and all RAID arrays of SSDs, e.g.
by using the "boot mode" that is supported in Windows and in third-party software
like the excellent freeware Partition Wizard: whenever the C: system partition
is checked by requesting the OS to "automatically fix file system errors",
Windows will schedule that task during the next STARTUP and
launch a "boot mode" task that takes exclusive control of that partition
before reaching the Windows Desktop.
Such a "boot mode" is an excellent place for TRIM commands to be issued,
perhaps on a User-defined schedule.
Edited by MRFS, 27 December 2013 - 11:58 PM.
Posted 28 December 2013 - 05:04 AM
Thank you very much for your answer, finally someone explained to me very well why SandForce are so problematic . So , after reading your response , I begin to think that my two OCZ Vector 128 GB , even if they don't use SandForce controller but Indilinx controller, have died after two months due to a limitation in the rewriting of NANDs . Now , as before, this vector is no longer detected by the system, after a sharp drop in performance and a lot of blue screens. Now , in fact, I don't want the best SSDs in terms of performance, I want an SSD that will last a long time. Or at least the time specified in the warranty. I read some reviews of the Samsung SSD ( 840 Pro) of users who have seen their SSD fail after only two months or even days. I wouldn't let the same thing happen to me again , even with the Samsung SSD and although they have a 5 year warranty . I also read that if a samsung SSD fails, there is no way to get it replaced because Samsung employees are incompetent , or find excuses to make sure you don't replace it.
I have read , however, that Intel SSDs use SandForce controller but are heavily modified . What do you think? Intel SSD could last five years as specified in the warranty?
Posted 28 December 2013 - 10:12 AM
I'd recommend that you consider Samsung 840 Pro, Plextor M5P Extreme and Corsair Neutron GTX.
Edited by MRFS, 28 December 2013 - 10:13 AM.
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SBIR Phase I: Launching Velella: Testing the Commercial Potential of Mobile Offshore Fish Farming In Ocean Gyres
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Kona Blue Water Farms, LLC
P.O. Box 4239, NELHA Compound,#1 Keahole Pt. Rd, Kailua Kona, HI, 96745
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AbstractThis Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project explores expanding open ocean mariculture by using mobile, drifting fish pens entrained in regional oceanic gyres. Offshore fish farming offers tremendous growth opportunities, but faces constraints: lengthy permit processes for leases or expansion and concerns for impacts on water quality, benthos, wild fish health and view planes. Velella drifter cages resolve these regulatory concerns, reduce potential for environmental impacts, and improve fish health and productivity. Velella cages are entrained within offshore gyres, using remotely-controlled sails or deployable sea-anchors for vector forces. Research must develop predictive models of the Kona gyre, test this by deployment of GPS-tracked drogues, and then deploy a drifting cage from the existing farm and track its movement. Satellite links for video-monitoring and feeding controls will also be tested. The broader impacts of this research are development of sustainable, scalable technology for open ocean mariculture. NOAA aspires to increase aquaculture production fivefold by 2025. The need is pressing: America?s seafood trade deficit is $9 billion. Domestic seafood demand is increasing, yet capture fisheries face declining stocks, closures, and increasing regulation. Open ocean aquaculture presents the best opportunity for meeting NOAA's goal and global seafood needs in a sustainable, environmentally-sound manner. Kona Blue already produces up to 100,000 lbs/month of sashimi-grade Kona Kampachiýý offshore in Hawaii, but expansion opportunities are limited by leases and permits. Broader technologies developed for Velella could also be licensed to existing farm operations, to increase automation, reduce labor, and increase efficiencies. This award is funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-5).
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Julian Arredondo IV recently received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting from Texas Christian University. While at Theatre TCU, his most notable credits included Paul in "A Chorus Line," a dancer in "Oklahoma!" and as Mr. Lawrence in "Little Women."
Andrew Duncan, 20, was a junior dance and accounting major at West Texas A&M University, according to the "Texas" 48th Anniversary Souvenir Program.
Eric Harrison, 21, was a senior theater performance major at West Texas A&M University who ran the box office for "Texas," according to the "Texas" 48th Anniversary Souvenir Program.
Clint Diaz, 20 of Amarillo, was a musical theater major at West Texas A&M University and played Nikos in WT's performance of "Legally Blonde: The Musical," according to the "Texas" 48th Anniversary program. In the program, he thanked his family for "always believing in him."
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Timothy Johnson, who has life-threatening injuries from the crash, is a Houston native and is a dancer and line captain in "Texas," according to the "Texas" 48th Anniversary Souvenir Program.
Amanda Starz, 20, was a junior dance performance major at Oklahoma City University, according to the "Texas" 48th Anniversary Souvenir Program. At OCU, she performed in productions including "Home for the Holidays Christmas Show," "The American Spirit Spring Show" and "Student Choreography Show."
Friend reacts to loss of Eric Harrison
One was remembered for his bounding energy and huge smile. Another for a powerful singing voice that carried across the street from his Canyon apartment. All were remembered for their passion for theater and dance.
And all will be mourned by the Amarillo-area arts community following a fatal Monday night accident. The crash claimed the lives of five members of the "Texas" musical drama company — Clint Diaz, Andrew Duncan, Amanda Starz, Julian Arredondo IV and Eric Harrison — and seriously injured a sixth, Timothy Johnson.
As word spread of the deaths overnight Monday and into Tuesday, Amarillo and Canyon arts leaders and others were saddened by the loss of artists "so talented and so young," said Jason Crespin, Amarillo Little Theatre Academy director.
Clint Diaz in "The Pirates of Penzance" in 2007 (Photo by Robin E. Downs)
My wife's cellphone signaled an early-morning text message Tuesday on the night stand, not unexpected the week teachers were reporting back to school. It was not yet light out as she came from the bathroom to read it. But this was not routine. Sandy struggled to read it aloud as her left hand gripped her chest.
With any awful tragic news, the first syllables and the first fractions of time are hard to comprehend. That can't be. Clint Diaz killed in a car accident? How can that be? How can that possibly be?
We woke our son, Chad, who is spending a final few days at home before returning to college, to tell him what little we knew. There was a time when those two were good arms-across-their-shoulders friends.
Beilue's blog: Clint would have applauded, too
Clint, many said later, would have been happy. He would have got a kick out of the many wearing the family's request of bright colors. He would have loved the music, and the laughter and understood the tears. And he would have been thrilled at so many in attendance as anyone would whose chosen craft is performing.
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City Living: Lower East Side, where trendy New York meets history
Perhaps a most common perception of the Lower East Side is a place where trendy New York City transplants go to party, bar crawl or nosh at any of the many eateries that lace the neighborhood. But this working-middle class area, once a gateway and home for immigrants, offers more than just a good night.
Rich with history still visible along its corridors and full of diverse residents, the LES also offers quiet streets, transit ease and walk-up historical tenement buildings, some of which have been redeveloped.
"You can say theres two different Lower East Sides," said Michael Comandini, a real estate agent at Citi Habitats who has lived on the LES for three years. He noted that streets like Allen and Rivington serve up a swanky nightlife while streets like Grand and Broome offer the opposite.
"There its low-key; its much more local," he said of the quieter streets.
He calls the LES a "one-stop-shop for everything you need."
"It's not so crazy, its not mainstream and it has a neighborhood feel," he said. "Thats what drew me to it; not many places in Manhattan have that same feel."
According to Comandini, a studio apartment can run as low as $1,700 with one-bedrooms starting around $2,100 and two-bedrooms at $2,800. The area is comprised of more than 80% renters, he said.
Most of the buildings here are mixed-use, with commercial businesses on the ground floor and housing above them.
Comandini said the area is mostly filled with younger people, as many are moving in to relatively affordable spaces compared to the nearby East Village. Walking around the streets near Seward Park on East Broadway and the Seward Park Co-ops, for example, newly budding families can be seen pushing strollers.Some of the long-time residents, like Natalie Lluch who has lived on Grand Street with her husband George since 1978, dont mind the new demographic.
They remained on the LES mostly because of the affordability compared to areas like Upper East or West sides, but also because of a much-needed and coveted perk in New York City.
"We can park [a car] here, she said. Where else can you do that in the city? Its nonexistent. The most wed have to walk is two blocks."
The mixture of nationalities from Puerto Rican and Dominican, to Jewish and Chinese and the blend of cuisines are also an aspect of the area she appreciates.
You have the people coming in and the people that are still here mixing, its like a collage, Lluch said.
The Lower East Side has always been a beacon for immigrants.
One of the oldest neighborhoods in Manhattan, the area was home to mainly Jews and Germans who occupied the tenement buildings in the 1800s and early 1900s, according to the Library of Congress.
A large Latino population also abounds, made up of mainly Puerto Rican and Dominicans. They give the nabe its alternate name Loisaida, which also extends to the East Village where the popular Loisaida festival is held annually.
A wave of development which began around 2001 is pushing out many long-time businesses and residents as hotels, renovated walkups and luxury condo buildings attract a more affluent demographic.
Yet, pockets of the old remain.
The LES is the original garment district, filled with factories and wholesale stores.
On Orchard Street places like Belraf Fabrics and Joes Fabrics remain, reminiscent of its past when crowds flocked here for discount shopping, giving the LES the nickname the Bargain District."
Today suit, lingerie and clothing stores with bargain prices can be found. Ludlow Street was once full of wholesale toy stores and now there is a small nightlife strip where places like Pianos have replaced the old.
With the abundance of restaurants, it may as well be called the Lower Eat Side as old establishments like Katzs Delicatessen and Russ and Daughters still stand on East Houston Street, Doughnut Plant on Grand Street and Schillers Liquor Bar on Rivington Street.
They coexist with newcomers like Clinton Street Baking Company & Restaurant, The Meatball Shop on Stanton Street, OST Cafe on Grand Street and Barrio Chino on Broome Street.
A thriving arts scene also pulsates on the Lower East side with more than three dozen galleries and mixed-use spaces.
"There are so many places to go, Comandini said. Its an area where you feel like you dont need to travel out."
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The Lower East Side is bound to the north by East Houston Street and to the south and east by the FDR Drive and the East River. Its western boundary is comprised of an irregular row of streets including Bowery Street, Hester Street, East Broadway and Montgomery Street More »
Buses: B39, M9, M14A, M14D, M15, M21 M22, M103. Trains: B, D to Grand Street; F to Second Avenue, Delancey Street and East Broadway; J, Z to Bowery and Essex Street; M to Essex Street More »
NYPL Seward Park, 192 E. Broadway; NYPL Hamilton Fish Park, 415 E. Houston St. More »
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USPS 185 Clinton St.; USPS 128 E. Broadway More »
The Lower East Side is covered by the NYPD's 7th Precinct at 19 1 1/2 Pitt St. Thefts are the most prevalent crime in the area. In the week of June 23-29 there were eight grand larcenies, or major thefts. There have been 182 so far this year. There were 180 reported by the precinct through June 29, 2013. The precinct reported one murder in 2013, and there have been four rapes reported so far this year. More »
To Eat
Katz's Delicatessen
This historic deli first opened in 1888. Don't be fooled by the word "deli" as a large seating area is offered.
Café Petisco
Tiny and charming, Café Petisco is a low-key eatery serving up breakfast, brunch and dinner. Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern dishes merge here, from hummus and falafel platters to paninis and pasta. Cash only.
Beauty & Essex
An elegant dining room with a two-story chandelier, a handsome array of cocktails and eclectic dishes from tapas to grilled salmon attract well-dressed patrons to this trendy spot.
To Party
Schiller's Liquor Bar
Spring cocktails like Blood & Sand, Santa Maria and Mr. Darcy's Guide to Courtship are a few concoctions served at this popular neighborhood spot. A range of dishes is also on deck, including a late night supper menu.
Arlene's Grocery
Don't be fooled by the name, this affordable live music spot offers alternative, indie rock and old-school favorites in addition to karaoke.
Pianos NYC
Enjoy live music at what used to be a former piano store turned bar/restaurant. A main showroom and an upstairs lounge await music lovers who enjoy swaying to a groove while munching down on small bites like nachos, burgers and sandwiches.
To Shop
The Dressing Room Bar & Boutique
Part bar, part boutique, The Dressing Room showcases independent designer styles while serving up cocktails from a full bar. They also offer a clothing exchange and live DJ events are held periodically.
Hester Street Fair
Find anything from artisanal food to vintage clothing, jewelry, home goods and crafts at this outdoor marketplace which carries on a tradition of what was New York's largest push cart market, the Hester Street Market. Open Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. through October 26.
This bookstore and café is also an activist center for feminist, queer, environmental and political topics. Readings, workshops, discussions and performances are held almost every night.
To Do
Tenement Museum
This national historic site is a must-see on the Lower East Side. It pays homage to immigrants who crowded into the tenement buildings via exhibitions, talks and tours.
ABC No Rio
One of the myriad of art galleries splattered across the LES, this self-proclaimed center for art and activism has been around since 1980 and showcases art, music and films that challenge the status quo.
Two-Bit's Retro Arcade
Take a dip in nostalgia at this small arcade with classic games from the '80s and '90s, including Tetris, Paperboy, Street Fighter, Pac-Man and foosball. Movies are also shown in the back and the space is not without a selection of beer and wine.
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78 Ridge St. #3A: Two beds, two baths; 1, 200 square feet: $4,600 per month. 188 Ludlow St. #7A: Two beds, two baths; 1,000 square feet: $7,500 per month. More »
To Buy
309 E. Houston St. #6A: Two-bed, one-bath co-op; 719 square feet: $719,000. 109 Norfolk St. Third Fl.: Two-bed, two-bath condo; 1,445 square feet: $2,110,000. More »
The Lowline will become the world's first underground park
The world's first underground park is slated to be built on the Lower East Side, in the one-acre former Williamsburg Bridge Trolley Terminal under Delancey Street. More »
Jerry Cohen, owner of Economy Candy, on the Lower East Side
Jerry Cohen was born on Ludlow Street and grew up in the Economy Candy store as he often followed his dad, the original owner of the store, to work everyday. The store first opened in 1937 under a different name, originally selling shoes, but during the war the candy that the store also offered outsold the. The store is now a staple and landmark of the Lower East Side, attracting both tourists and locals seeking nostalgia. It carries an abundance of vintage candy like Jaw Breakers, Abba Zaba, Bubble Gum Cigars and Chuckles, and current types, including Swedish Fish, Gummy Bears, M&M's and a five-pound Hershey bar. Sugar free candy is also sold along with dried fruit, nuts and halvah. They provide candy for events and special days including weddings, bat mitzvahs, Mother's Day and Valentine's Day. More »


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If we keep all our picks I hope it goes something like this.
1-13- CJ Spiller- RB- Clemson -Not sure if he makes it to 13 but if he does I cant see us passing
1-17- Charles Brown OT-USC- Probably the best OT avaliable after at this point..
2-49- John Asamoah G- Syr - I think he's the best guard in the draft
3-79- Javier Arenas - CB- Alabama -Great PR/KR prospect and could step right in on nickle downs assuming Clements and Spencer are 1 and 2.
4-113- Brandon Spikes - LB Fla - would love to see him and patrick patrol the middle for the next 10 seasons.
5-145- Antonio Brown -WR-Central Mich- Wow I love this guy he's adds alot of flair to the draft with spiller , arenas , and brown these guys should cure any special teams problems we had last season.
6-206-Larry Asante S Nebraska - should compete with Taylor for a roster spot
6-206-Clifton Geathers - DE/DT- South Car - Gives us another option along the line.
7-224- Darius Marshall - RB Marshall - This is my change of pace back to Gore he may beat out Glenn Coffee and would create a great 3 headed monster in the backfield. Otherwise he'll be a great practice squad guy for then next year or so .
I didnt cover the pass rush but we was top 5 last season in sacks and we're getting everyone back. I see Ahmad Brooks being similar to Brandon Graham only he has proved to be effective in the nfl.. Adding Spikes and Arenas to the mix should sure up the defense if it needed sured up any.
As for offense where we was bad at and or defense coulda been the best in the league if they wasnt on the field so much I splurged a little. Grabbing CJ Spiller is a must he gives us the home run threat and a eventual replacement for Gore in the next few seasons along with a unheard of back in Marshall. Marshall shows great strength but is very good at breaking big runs. He's like a clinton portis clone if I had to compare him to a recent star. Two good additions in Charles Brown and John Asamoah they could be a great combo with Staley Chilo and Heitmann.
Probably my favorite player in this draft is Antonio Brown he's got great return abilities and did very well at the combine. He's quick and plays hard after Crabtree and Morgan the wr position is for the taking. I can see him playing a great slot position ..
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The circuit in the figure below seems to require two super-meshessince both current sources appear in two meshes. However, sometimesrearranging the circuit diagram will eliminate the need for asupermesh.
(a) Show that supermeshes can be avoided in the figure byrearranging the connection of resistor R6.
(b) Formulate node voltage equations for the modified circuitas redrawn in part a.
(c) Solve for vx whenR1=R2=R3=R4=2kΩ,R5=R6=1kΩ, iS1=40mA, andiS2=20mA.


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We stayed here for three nights in July 2013 and loved the place! The entrance is very discrete and reception area modern and inviting - the location is also brilliant, 2 mins from cathedral square, 5-7 to the beach and 15 from the marina... All very easy walks.
They have also done a 20% discount deal with the two nearest beach clubs which is great although they are very busy unsurprisingly at this time of year and it is extremely hot, I think 37 degrees Celsius on one day!
We had room 204 which is very big and has two ensuite shower rooms which was great but as a note of caution, this room is so big that the air conditioner really struggles as it is slightly small and so to chill the room you have to leave it on 24/7 and close the shutters to keep the sun out otherwise it gets very hot in here.
The staff and breakfast are lovely, wifi works v.well and although there is no pool on site we would not hesitate to recommend this hotel - you will not be disappointed so give it a go!
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- La Plumeria Hotel is situated near the famous Arab-Norman Cathedral and Cefalù 's splendid sandy beach, the building's elegant façade has been, which conscientiously preserved even with the railings retained in traditional Sicilian style. The Hotel faces the Corso Ruggero, the main street of the Norman town's historical center. The renovation was completed keeping the original late-medieval style and modernizing the rooms and the public areas at the same time. The hall, the lounge bar, the characteristic courtyard and internal garden, the dining room were all architecturally re-designed keeping local traditions and all are meticulously furnished with antique Sicilian furniture.The Rooms, from the enchanting single with a small terrace facing the Cathedral to the comfortable junior Suites that can comfortably accommodate an entire family, unite tradition with technology. Each has a balcony overlooking the traditional streets or courtyards of the historical center. Our young and qualified staff, our abundant homemade Breakfast, our Services, such as high-speed WiFi available throughout the building and the Parking Lot, located outside the city center and connected to the hotel with a free shuttle service, all contribute to a pleasant stay. ... more less
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Some who collect older recordings of classical music on shellac and mono vinyl may be acquainted with the name of Walter Goehr; as conductor, he made hundreds of recordings of classical music ranging from standard classics to total obscurities for a wide variety of mostly budget labels between 1933 and his untimely death in 1960. But even relatively few among such collectors would be aware that Goehr was also a composer and a pioneer in the uniquely European form of radio opera. Between 1929 and 1932 -- when he and his family relocated to London so Goehr could accept a position as a music director at the Gramophone Company -- this member of the Schoenberg school was one of the busiest composers in German radio. "Malpopita" (1931) was his second opera for radio, a Dadaistic comedy combining futurist elements with Brechtian irony; young Adam (sung by Thorsten Hennig) is sick of working in the Metropolis-like factory that employs him and longs to escape to the exotic island of Malpopita to live a life of ease and comfort. He quits his job, boards a ship for Malpopita, falls in love with the captain's daughter Evelyne (Lilia Milek), and finds a rival in Steuermann Richard (Klaus Wegener), who ultimately becomes so jealous that he threatens to kill Adam. However, the whole company winds up shipwrecked on Malpopita and all bets are off when oil is discovered on the island; poor Adam is forced to return to a life of a faceless employee again working a backbreaking job. Goehr's music utilizes all of the stylistic forces available to him in 1931 Weimar Germany; machine-like percussion, angry shouting voices, vague and nebulous early serialism -- more reminiscent of Goehr's earlier teacher, Ernst Krenek, than Schoenberg -- and the tart, slightly twisted continental jazz sound usually associated with Kurt Weill, whose works Goehr often conducted in these years. As a good radio opera should, the work has a continuous flow and works mainly to illustrate M. Felix Mendelssohn and Robert Seitz's quirky libretto; there are almost no set pieces such as arias, duets, and ensembles and sound effects are utilized. Topically it's like a cross between Brecht/Weill's "Der Lindbergflug" and Paul Abraham's "Der Blume von Hawaii," but it doesn't contain story elements that would have annoyed the then-emergent National Socialist Party; indeed, they might have liked "Malpopita" had it been underscored by a less radical composer. So "Entarte Musik" "Malpopita" probably isn't -- Goehr himself was luckily out of the country before the Nazis took power in Germany -- but for aficionados of Weimar culture and the contemporaries of Weill this will be a highly desirable and even rewarding item. A couple of reservations, though, and not minor ones: first, the recording -- which is live -- is very distant and reverberant, though it's basically distinct. The other complaint is about the typesize of the booklet notes, which is tiny and overprinted onto a stylish, grey background design of a tropical island; fancy looking, but just about impossible to read, difficult even with a magnifying glass. The full libretto is included, though, and the performance is dedicated and enthusiastic; the Malpopita company was formed out of the Komische Oper Berlin and you can sense the musicians believe that this work -- considered lost until shortly before this recording was made -- is a major discovery. And it is.
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A really easy and affordable quick meal that leaves lots of room for individual creativity. This is a big hit with my singer friends when they are sick. Its like a spicy chicken soup. You can also leave out the cheese and chips if you are trying for something light...
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (19 ounce) cans chicken and wild rice soup (I prefer Progresso)
- 1 (10 ounce) can diced tomatoes with mild green chilies
- 1 cup sharp cheddar cheese, shredded
- 6 ounces tortilla chips, crushed
- Puree the tomatoes in a blender or food processor.
- Pour soup and tomatoes into a stockpot and warm over medium heat.
- To serve, top with chips and cheese.
- I make this with a number of possible variations-- some good additions are: shredded cooked chicken thighs or breasts, sour cream, black beans, black olives, a can of mexi-corn, sliced avocados, other varieties of cheese, chopped green onions.
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I made a big crockpot batch of this for a presentation I am giving over fast and easy meals. I used 4 cans of progresso and 2 can of rotel (one mild and one original) Its still packs some heat and has good flavor. So easy and quick, I love it!
Rotel is the brand for diced tomatoes with green chilies in it. It's made by ConAgra Foods, Dallas, Texas. I also added 8oz of Tomato sauce to the soup. I wound up making a 2nd batch and doubling the recipe as there wasn't enough for me after my hubby started eating it. Geat recipe!!
This is a great soup. I would prefer this over the traditional chicken soup any day. I couldn't find a can of diced tomatoes with mild green chilis so I used a can of peeled tomatoes and added half a cup of jalapenos instead. Thes result was a pleasantly spicy soup that would be great on a cold fall/winter day. I made mine using all generic ingredients and it was still delicious so this shoot straight to the top of my inexpensive meals favorites.


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Hull Shape
Modified Vee
13 ft 2 in
Max Draft
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Dry Weight
16975 lb
Fuel Capacity
372 gal
Length Overall
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Cabin Headroom
6 ft 4 in
Number of Heads
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Number of Berths
Max Bridge Clearance
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Bilge pumps, (2) 2000 GPH automatic
Bonding system w/zinc anode
Docking keel, lower than all underwater hardware
Hand laid fiberglass construction
Through hull fittings stainless steel above waterline
Through hull fittings, bronze below waterline
Trim tabs, hydraulic
Vinylester resin skin coat
Propeller pockets, allowing shallow draft
Warranty, 7 year limited
DECK and COCKPIT
Anchor rope locker w/hawse pipe
Battery charger, 30 amp
Battery shut-off switches
Battery paralleling switch
Battery, (3) marine hi-crank
Bow rail, stainless steel, 1-1/4" diameter
Cleats, 10" bow and pop up at stern
Cleats, spring line
Cockpit, self-bailing
Cooler, 90 Qt. (85L) insulated w/overboard drain starboard
Cushions, aft cockpit bolsters
Deck hardware, through bolted stainless steel
Dockside water connection
Fire extinguisher system
Fresh water pressure system
Fuel tanks, (2) heavy gauge anodized aluminum w/crossover system
Hand laid fiberglass construction
Hull liner, one piece fiberglassed to hull
Lighting, International navigation
Non-skid, molded on all walking and standing surfaces
Pulpit, molded fiberglass w/roller assembly and locking chock
Rubrail, heavy duty PVC with stainless steel trim
Seating, deluxe seat box w/insulated storage, port and starboard
Seating, aft facing
Storage, cabin sole
Transom door, fiberglass
Berth, Queen size forward
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Berth, convertible settee
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That's how you make money ... .btw, I see DFA holds a few shares as well. They have a good track record of picking small cap losers and riding them to winners.
I fear OCLR more than hate it.
Sentiment: Hold
I am afraid too. Was hoping for something better from earnings due to apparent increase in capex spending we are hearing about from other optical companies. Relieved to see increased revenue and no mad rush for the exits this morning but OCLR has to do better. In meantime, I love the posters here who hate the stock, scream bankruptcy all day and yet have nothing better to do than crunch the numbers endlessly for a stock they hate. Posters like that on every single board.


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Hi I hope this makes sense.. I want something to show in the sidebar only if it is not on the homepage. I can make it show no problem(by include it.php) .I expect I need to use an if/else command but what code do I type in so that it decides whether or not it is the homepage?..
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The development is great on the new wordpress!!!
One problem - the fonts that your'l use is not very appealing!
Especially the ones in italics, maybe in the next update, your'l should consider changing that because its too narrow makes it hard to read esp wen editing code from themes or other places.


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Short biographical sketch of Dr. Casey D. Allen
Not your typical bachelors-to-masters-to-PhD professor, I have had many professional, real-world experiences outside of the Ivory Tower. And, being trained formally as a Geographer, Educator, and Academic Advisor, my interests remain wide-ranging: rock art, virtual learning environments, aesthetics, sense/spirit of place, biological soil crusts, medieval cartography, assessment, biogeomorphology, and the list continues...But while my professional background may appear science-laden at first glance, upon deeper inspection, each piece inherently includes some form of humanistic geography that allows me to research how people learn complex knowledge and processes better through fieldwork—two fields where I am recognized as a leading scholar. Whatever I do, these two foci always guide my endeavors. Although I study Nature in all its forms, I am, at my core, a humanist—just as much artist as scientist.
On the technical side, I have experience in general editing, designing/managing websites, digital photography & editing, video and direct-to-web production, and spatial analysis (remote sensing, including low altitude, high-resolution applications with a UAS). I pride myself on keeping current in New Media endeavors and up-to-date with technological advances as they pertain to my teaching and research, readily incorporating new concepts whenever possible. For example, I designed the format and assessments for several online courses at Arizona State University (and also taught a number of them) for a new graduate program. At University of Colorado Denver, I created (and teach) the first-ever high-enrollment online general science course, which received rave reviews from students in its inaugural debut. In a similar vein, I no longer use standardized tests of any kind in my classes—even large introductory survey lecture classes. My upper division and graduate fare also centers more on doing than lecturing, including local and extended field trips and in-class-based exercises and labs. In all instances, I champion non-traditional pedagogies, favoring humanistic and project-based assessments instead. I also work hard to incorporate student-driven fieldwork opportunities locally, regionally, and internationally—most recently in the Caribbean, Morocco, the UK, Japan, and the US Southwest.
As an Educator, I strive to give students meaningful and real-world experiences. This usually entails some kind of fieldwork—getting out of the classroom and on the ground. Whether that means students experience the natural world through interacting with ancient petroglyphs etched in rock varnish, learn about the constructed world through art and architecture, or gain a deeper understanding of people by interacting with different cultures first-hand, it matters not to me. Experience gained in situ remains invaluable. A quick perusal of current and past research supervised displays a variety of topics, once again focused on humanistic geography and grounded in fieldwork: from drinking water quality, paleoflood processes, and alternative energy to interactive mapping, architectural analyses, and documentary production. In every situation, I ardently believe in providing students with the tools they need to succeed. Truthfully, I live to serve them.
As a Geographer, I use the World as my pedagogical stage. One of my greatest joys lies in exploring places, well-known and foreign, domestic and international. Just wandering allows for myriad discoveries not otherwise experienced. I encourage the same behavior in my students, and work hard to provide them with similar opportunities. To that end, all of my courses include some type of field element (really just an excuse for me to help students break the "four walls" of formal education). For example, I continue to lead students through the medieval streets of York, as well as modern-day Tokyo, help them gain appreciation for science and the Arts through interactivity in the landscape, aid them in discovering their own sense of place, and show them how to enjoy "Island Life" during my annual Sustainability in the Caribbean course (on Grenada). In each instance, these experiences remain grounded in fieldwork, but contain a humanistic flair. To enhance these endeavors, I've developed the concept of Geography by Rail® to help students experience, appreciate, understand, and learn about landscapes in a unique way, making use of what would otherwise be downtime on an excursion and bringing back the old-time way of assessing landscapes first attempted over a century ago by explorers. I have led GbR excursions assessing the geography of London and Paris, Imperial Japan, England & Scotland, and Morocco. The program continues to thrive, as students are eager for this kind of experiential experience.
My combination of skills and experiences lend themselves well to spatial thinking—an oft-overlooked yet important skill to develop because it helps us see trends others might miss. Using this guiding principle, however, I have found many students, who otherwise might become lost or overwhelmed, suddenly realize they can make sense of things. Indeed, this represents the foundation of my pedagogy and, in my eyes, Geography. In the end, my goal rests in mentoring students to achieve success. This is what matters to my heart and soul. Whatever the case, I remain a vehement believer that everyone can succeed if they are given the proper guidance. So I stand ready to help in any way possible.
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