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Judge: Former UNC wrestling coach's son should not have been expelled from UT-Chattanooga
A Tennessee court ruled that Corey Mock, the son of former UNC wrestling coach C.D. Mock, should not have been expelled for sexual assault by his university. The judge ruled the UT-Chattanooga, which expelled Corey Mock for sexual misconduct in December, held him to an unreachable standard by asking him to prove he'd attained verbal consent instead of asking for proof that he had not. (
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015 |
339 Tar Heels Earn ACC Academic Honor Roll Spots
A total of 339 North Carolina student-athletes have earned spots on the 2014-15 ACC Honor Roll, announced Wednesday. The Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes who participated in a varsity-level sport and registered a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the full academic year. The conference recognized a record 4,143 student-athletes for their hard work in the classroom. (
Thursday, July 16, 2015 |
UNC wrestler Jacob Pincus Set To Travel As GLOBE Scholar
After two years on the UNC wrestling team, rising junior Jacob Pincus is leaving the mat in favor of seeing the world. Pincus, from Rochester, N.Y., is the first Carolina student-athlete selected to be part of the Kenan-Flagler Business School's GLOBE program and will spend all of the 2015-16 school year studying outside of the U.S. (
Tuesday, July 07, 2015 |
Former wrestling coach disputes firing
C.D. Mock, North Carolina's former wrestling coach who was fired last month, says the University violated his First Amendment rights. After his son Corey Mock was found guilty of sexual assault by the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga's judicial system, C.D. Mock began a blog denouncing college sexual assault policies. (
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Friday, July 03, 2015 |
Best Games Of 2014-15: No. 25-No. 21
Once again this July, GoHeels.com will count down the top 25 wins of the school year. Check back around noon EDT each weekday for the latest update before the No. 1 win is revealed on July 17. The countdown begins today with thrilling regular season wins from women's soccer, women's lacrosse, softball, wrestling and swimming and diving. (
Wednesday, July 01, 2015 |
UNC Finishes 5th in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup
After finishing out of the top ten last season when UNC failed to win a title conference or national, the Tar Heel athletic program has rebounded for a 5th place finish in the 2014-15 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup. UNC's fifth place finish is an ACC best with Virginia and its league first three NCAA titles in one season just behind the Heels in 6th. (
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Thursday, June 25, 2015 |
Ex-UNC wrestling coach CD Mock issues statement about his firing
C.D. Mock, who was fired as head coach of the University of North Carolina wrestling program after 12 seasons last Friday, issued a statement about his dismissal on his blog Sunday, saying that he was not surprised, and reiterating that it had nothing to do with the performance of the Tar Heels on the mat or in the classroom. (
Wednesday, June 17, 2015 |
UNC Announces Coaching Change For Wrestling Program
C.D. Mock has been relieved of his duties as the head wrestling coach at North Carolina, Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham announced Friday. Coleman Scott, who has been at UNC as an assistant since last May, will guide the program as interim head coach. "I made the decision that a coaching change was in the best interest of our wrestling program moving forward," Cunningham said. (
Friday, June 12, 2015 |
McCorkle, Pate, Utley Take Top Strength Honors
The UNC strength and conditioning program has announced its most outstanding performers for Olympic sports for the 2014-15 school year, with Hayley McCorkle (volleyball), Adam Pate (baseball) and Alex Utley (wrestling) taking top honors. Pate, a rising junior outfielder from Pikeville, N.C., was the top male SuperRam, which measures overall athleticism. (
Tuesday, May 12, 2015 |
Video: UNC Coaches "Shake It Off"
UNC Coaches made a music video to Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off". The video originally aired at the 2015 Rammys on April 20, 2015.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Video: UNC Athletes Dance to "Uptown Funk"
Watch Tar Heel athletes dance to "Uptown Funk" by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars. This video premiered at the 2015 Rammys on Monday night.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Tar Heels Celebrate At Rammys
The North Carolina Department of Athletics celebrated the successes of the past year Monday evening at the third-annual Rammy Awards. A full slate of awards recognized outstanding academics, athletics and service. The evening also included student-athlete musical performances, videos and the introduction of UNC's refreshed logo and other marks. (
Tuesday, April 21, 2015 |
UNC wrestling coach Mock pushes for sexual assault discussion
UNC Wrestling coach C.D. Mock echoes the same message he's tried to convey in a website he started to tell the ongoing saga of his son's sexual assault case at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. "I'm the father of a young man who, we believe, has been falsely accused of something," Mock said. His son's case is a complex one, but one that isn't unfamiliar. (
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Thursday, January 22, 2015 |
UNC wrestling coach's stance on campus sex assaults raises ire
The wrestling coach at UNC is receiving a lot of criticism for comments he made on social media, a blog and in the school newspaper after his son was accused of rape in Tennessee. C.D. Mock says universities treat students accused of sexual assault, including his son, unfairly, and he wants to raise awareness of how campus assaults are handled. (
Tuesday, January 13, 2015 |
Carolina Rundown: December 15
Bruce Carter played well on Sunday Night Football, making six tackles and grabbing a game-sealing interception. Giovani Bernard had 79 yards on the ground and 24 yards receiving. All-America honors for two UNC men's soccer players. The volleyball team defeated Oregon to advance to the NCAA regional final for the first time in school history, but fell to Texas in the round of eight. (
Monday, December 15, 2014 |
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ParisPresent Day
Mark felt pretty naked without his favorite sidearm, especially when everyone else he'd met was sporting fully automatics. He was seriously underdressed for the occasion.
"Sonny is making a few calls," the woman at his side told him. "If you check out, we can use you, Alexander. If not well, let us say you need not worry about future employment," she added with a catlike smile.
His cover was solid thanks to Corbett Lazlo, Mark's mentor and employer. He understood why the woman didn't trust him. Hell, she had excellent reasons, better ones than she knew.
He had wormed his way into this nest of snakes with a few phone calls and by dropping the names of a couple of very recently deceased criminals who were probably well known to her and thought to still be alive. Identity theft in its highest form worked wonders, or so he hoped.
"Come along, darling. You might as well meet the rest of the merry band while we wait," the woman said, ushering him up the steps ahead of her. She wore unrelieved black. Probably matched the loaded accessory she carried in her pocket with her finger on its trigger.
This infiltration seemed the best method of discovering the whereabouts of the man who had murdered Mark's father sixteen years ago, an assassin called Trip. Mark's job, as well as his lifelong ambition, was to capture Trip and determine who had hired him. The killer's trailan exhaustive list of murders stretching over almost two decades using the same MO had led Mark to this woman's address.
Something about Deborah Martine seemed familiar to Mark. Not so much her looks as her mannerisms, the way she moved, a fleeting expression. Something. Martine was not her real name, he was sure. But none of that mattered at the moment. This fortyish, unnatural blonde with bedroom eyes, a commanding attitude and an evil sense of humor, was his ticket in. Sooner or later, she would lead him to Trip.
She could use more hands and another gun, she had told him when he introduced himself earlier that afternoon.Apparently she was also looking for someone adept at bypassing the newer security systems on the market. He couldn't believe his luck there. He assured her he'd been sent by a trusted mutual acquaintance. The woman was no fool. She had verified his identity. No problem. Lazlo had expected he would be checked out and had prepared for it.
At the top of the stairs, she reached past him, opened a door and entered, standing aside for him to follow. Mark glanced around the dimly lit room. They were in an office in the upstairs of a run-down warehouse south of Paris near the Seine. He could smell the river, feel its dampness, even inside the building. Two men were seated on the dusty chairs and a woman stood against the wall in the shadows.
She looked up as he approached the table. The dim glow of the lamp illuminated her face. Mark's heart nearly stopped. There was not merely something familiar about this woman. He knew her! Worse than that, she knew him. One word from her about their former connection and he'd be dead in the water. Literally. His body adding to the river's pollution.
He saw the flicker of apprehension in her eyes. And a question. Should she take him out? She was asking herself. She was armed and it wasn't apparent that he was. But for some reason, she didn't act.
He suddenly realized she was as vulnerable as he was. If she killed him, she would have to explain why. And if she declared who he was, the others would suspect her, too. Takes one to know one, he thought with an inner grimace.
Had she turned? Her looks had changed radically. Maybe her allegiance had, too. Or had she been a subversive even when he had known her during their training op in the States? She could be working undercover, of course. God, but he wanted to believe that. He had a soft spot for her, but he couldn't let that distort his reasoning or affect his decisions.
He could kill her, right now during her hesitation. He still had his knife, which he could bury in her throat before anyone blinked. But then he would have to deal with the fallout. If he used the hidden blade, he would be weaponless except for hands-on. That would be patently ineffective against bullets.
Even in the unlikely event that he managed to kill everyone in the room and survive, his ultimate goal would be impossible. Deborah Martine was his only lead to John Trip, the assassin he had spent over half his life tracking, the man he meant to destroy no matter the cost. He might never get this close again. No, he couldn't compromise that goal as long as there was the slightest chance to see it met.
And he had to acknowledge that the woman feigning nonchalance in the shadows might possibly be here for a legitimate reason, just as he was, and didn't really deserve to die.
He had a feeling that fate had another of those unfunny life-altering jokes in store for him, like the sudden gut-twisting attraction that had driven him crazy when he had known her before. She had damn near caused him to lose control and break his steadfast rule concerning personal involvement. Even so, he had little choice now but to let fate rule in this instance. He would have to allow Renee Leblanc to live and see what happened.
Renee leaned against the rat-infested wall, one booted foot propped on an old crate. In her right hand, she held an unlit French cigarette. Her left rested on the unsnapped holster of her nine millimeter.
The man who entered the weak circle of light thrown by the antique gas lantern registered a barely discernible flicker of surprise, just as she suppressed one of her own. My God. It was Mark! What the hell was he doing here? Her heart rate doubled and her breath caught in her throat. Instant recognition promised instant death if he blew her cover.
Her fingers slid around the grip of her H&K pistol, its coolness and texture her only comfort.
"This is Mark Alexander, everyone," Deborah Martine announced as she took a seat at the head of the scarred table.
He was actually using the name she had known him by. Not a good sign that he was undercover. But then, she was using hers, too, though it was necessary in her case.
Deborah inclined her head at Renee. "Meet Renee, our explosives expert."
Deborah's lazy gaze swept on to the slender, shifty-eyed thug on her right. "Piers, provisions." Then to the beefy Neanderthal at the far end of the table. "Etienne, muscle." She offered a secret smile before turning her attention to the rest of the group. "Mark will handle the security systems for us." Her left eyebrow rose as she addressed him. "That is, if your credentials are in order."
Renee's eyes again locked on the newcomer. Her first instinct had been to shoot him where he stood before he could say a word. Protect the mission was a mantra she lived by. Self-preservation was an even stronger motive. She figured he probably entertained similar thoughts of eliminating her as a threat, but had no weapon.
Either he had flipped at some time during the past two years, or he was working an op for SIS, the old MI-6. Problem was, she knew nothing about an ongoing operation in Paris involving the Brits. However, given the dearth of official information exchanged by intel agencies who worked for the same government, it was reasonable that she'd be in the dark about a foreign one. Why would the Brits inform the U.S. when infiltrating a terrorist cell in France?
Since Alexander hadn't yet opened his mouth, she would give him the benefit of the doubt. If he revealed who she was, he would expose himself.
Same with her. She raised a brow and offered him the ghost of a smile. He returned it, just a small quirk of his lips. Nice lips they were, too. She remembered them well. Their texture. Their taste. Their hunger that had fueled her own. A spike of warmth shot through her. Make that heat.
One kiss, mind-blowing as it had been, did not provide a basis for putting her life in the man's hands. That killer body of his could be just that, the body of a killer. The memory of how her wayward mind had wandered directly to him the morning after that kiss, as she hovered between sleep and wakefulness, disturbed her even now. She had clearly visualized him, standing in the shower, soaping himself, his head thrown back, exposing his strong, corded neck as if he invited her to put her mouth there and feel his quickening pulse. Her own body had hummed.
Renee shook her head. The vision firmly engraved on her mind might have been buried, but hadn't lost its clarity.
Renee straightened and pushed off the wall, taking a seat on one of the overturned boxes that served as extra chairs. "Where are the others?" she asked, ignoring Alexander as best she could.
"Checking the perimeter. Sonny and Beguin will be up in a few moments. Tonight's the night we get down to business," Deborah announced.
Finally. Renee kept her expression bland. She knew the job, in general anyway, and hoped to find out where the strike would occur so she could get people in place to prevent it. This was yet another planning session. Deborah seemed to get off on having rendezvous in secret locations, the seedier the better.
Sonny's last job had been an attempt to abduct a U.S. senator's son. It had been foiled by the Secret Service and Renee's team, COMPASS, one of the civilian special ops teams formed under Homeland Security. The giant, more commonly known as Sonnegut, had escaped capture and fled here to France, doing a bang-up job of covering his tracks.
But Renee had located him.
Her stated mission was to identify Sonnegut's affiliation, find out who was behind the kidnapping attempt and determine what they had been after. Indications were that the motive had been political. So far, she had tailed him until she could befriend one of his cohorts and work her way into this little gang.
It was a start. Deborah Martine was Sonnegut's lover. Renee had begun to suspect she might also be the person in charge. The question was whether or not she reported to someone else, higher up. Unfortunately Renee thought she might have to abandon her primary mission in order to throw a monkey wrench into the strike the cell was planning. But first she needed to discover how the group was financed, and, most important, the target and timing of their strike.
Renee had struck up an association with Martine, gaining her trust in the guise of a French-Canadian expatriate whose father owned a demolitions business based in Calgary and who had taught his only child everything he knew about explosives, hoping she would carry on.
Her cover contained a great deal of truth, but there were no records available to prove or disprove it. She had told Deborah at the outset that her father had disowned her and she had intentionally "erased" herself. Martine had professed to admire her precautions and apparently accepted her story.
Demolition was a handy skill in the underworld, much in demand. Credentials weren't required. The proof was in the execution, so to speak.
Renee glanced again at Mark and saw that he was assessing her, no doubt wondering if she had switched loyalties. Neither of them had any option but to play this out, at least until they could talk in private.And even then, would either dare admit why they were really here? As far as he knew, she could be exactly what she appeared to be.And so could he.
Every tenet of her training demanded that she erase any threat to her mission. So would his. They had trained together in the life-or-death black ops field, after all.
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The writing's on the wallFebruary 11,2013Jeb Wallace-Brodeur / Staff Photo
Alan Moore, director of the Phoenix Program, stands before the Spaulding High School Centennial Wall of Honor, which he helped to establish to honor Spaulding graduates who have served in the military.
Once a bronze plaque,
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Alan Moores name will never be on the Spaulding High School Centennial Wall of Honor, but his fingerprints are all over the gray granite salute to local veterans that he suggested more than 20 years ago and is preparing to edit for the third time.
It all started with a bronze plaque, according to Moore, who recalled using the gift from the Class of 1922 the one that bore the names of Spaulding students who went on to serve during World War I as a teaching tool in his U.S. history class.
The names on the plaque were an ethnic mix of Barre names, according to Moore, who said it was as good a way as any to bring the war that didnt end all wars home to his students.
Moore, who has run Spauldings off-campus alternative program for the past 15 years, left the classroom and was serving as assistant principal in the run-up to the schools 1993 centennial celebration. That, he said, is when the wall was born.
Inspired by his memory of the old plaque, Moore said he naively suggested putting that idea on steroids by sandblasting the names of all former Spaulding students who served in the military during wartime on the polished granite wall located near the school auditorium.
I said: We have this beautiful wall, this is Barre, why dont we see if we can use it as a memorial? recalled Moore.
And that is precisely what they did, creating the wall that was dedicated on Veterans Day in 1993. Two World War I veterans attended that ceremony, and while both died a short time later, one John Watson was awarded the diploma he didnt quite earn to go along with all of the medals he did.
It was a project, Moore opined at the time, that could happen only in Barre. And on Friday, he confirmed, it has been happening ever since.
Twenty years, 2,512 names and two wars later, the twice-edited wall remains a work in progress, according to the man who has long since given up thinking he will ever put a definitive period on a project that has literally become part of his daily routine and a highlight of his 36-year career as an educator.
I read the obituaries every day, Moore said. Thats one of the first things I do and Im still finding World War II veterans that we missed.
According to Moore, since John Pelkey volunteered to sandblast the last batch of names that were added to the wall in 2005, hes discovered 16 more World War II veterans that somehow slipped through the cracks and theyve got plenty of company.
Many of them are from the Vietnam era, according to Moore, who received a slew of new names after members of the Class of 1960 celebrated their 50th reunion in 2010. Members of the class toured a version of Spaulding that didnt exist when they graduated from the building that is now home to the Vermont History Center and got a good look at a wall that some noted was incomplete.
It probably always will be.
A student of history, Moore said that reality started to sink in when the Gulf War broke out and was hammered home in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
After 9/11, I said: Common sense tells you this thing is not going to go away, he said.
It hasnt, according to Moore, who said hes still looking for the names of Spaulding students who were deployed to Afghanistan in 2010 to go along with the others that have trickled in over the past 8 years.
Moore, who has been steadily stockpiling names waiting to reach a critical mass, said he is pretty much there. The count currently stands at 95 names from four different eras. Moore hopes and expects the number will be well in excess of 100 before he has to turn the list he has been working on over to the folks at Lacross Memorials late next month.
We need to hear from people soon, said Moore, who can be contacted at email@example.com.
Moore will take it from there, employing the trust but verify approach that requires digging out old yearbooks and contacting veterans organizations.
As has historically been the case, Moore said there has been no shortage of community support when it comes to a project that encountered a new wrinkle this time.
We ran out of room, said Moore, who explained there is no space left on the granite clad wall located on one side of the school corridor, and he didnt like the idea of sandblasting names on the opposite wall.
As long as Im doing this Id like to keep all the names together, he said.
Moore briefly flirted with the idea of moving some of the unused panels from one side of the hall to the other, before David Lacroix of Lacross Memorials contacted him and said he would supply and sandblast three new polished panels to extend the wall.
Thats the interesting thing about this project, he said. Every time we get ready to update it, new people come out of the woodwork to help out.
Lacroix, a Spaulding graduate who serves on the high schools facilities committee, said he and Jeff Martell of Granite Industries of Vermont were happy to help out.
Its really amazing how the people in this community step up, Moore said.
Although Moore will keep reading obituaries, taking names, and tracking graduates after the latest work on the wall is finished, he said this will likely be the last time he oversees the additions. Hell turn 59 this summer, and while retirement isnt just around the corner it isnt all that far off.
I know Im a lot closer to the end than the beginning, said Moore, who takes some pride in knowing that the wall isnt going anywhere and that it means something to the people and families of Barre.
It is the history of this community, he said, noting that history is too often buried in obituaries like the ones hes been reading lately.
The stories are incredible, he said. You read: This guy was in the first wave at Normandy, and he was there when they liberated Paris and he crossed the Rhine and he was at the concentration camps. You read something like that and you say: These people live amongst us and you never even hear their stories.
Thanks to Moore and the countless folks who have helped him along the way, you can read their names at least at Spaulding High School.
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Here's a surprise! My HAYWOODs came from Cornwall (traditionally dark hair and dark eyes) - all the HAYWOODs I have known (including my own father) were moderately tall, had dark hair, dark eyes. Then I found the service record of Edmund John (great great uncle) and his colouring? Fair hair and blue eyes (and only 5' 5")...
Edmund John was born 1870 in Bovey Tracey. This is where suddenly the family breaks from being Cornish through and through - they originated from Devon! (further delicious hints suggest they came from Warwickshire before that). He joined the Navy when he was 12 in 1891, first serving aboard HMS Indus, then serving on various ships until he was discharged in 1903. But he had not had enough, and re-enlisted, serving until 1919 and receiving a Good Conduct Badge (and a war gratuity).
I still have to work out why his service record says "Run" in 1897 (later this was expunged from his record) and why his 1901 record says that he 'entered from gaol'. Could this mean that Edmund John was a bit of a rebel?
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on March 30, 2008 - 12:01 AM
"Trippy" doesn't begin to describe it.
On a recent Saturday at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, the stunned looks on gallerygoers' faces were enough to clue you in that the current exhibition by digital artist Jennifer Steinkamp is not your grandmother's idea of high art.
Chances are it's not yours either -- and by all accounts, that's a good thing.
Seldom do contemporary art shows find so many unlikely, visibly excited viewers in one place at one time. In fact, the collection of Steinkamp's large-scale, abstract digital projections on view at the gallery had students, parents and children of all ages literally jumping up and down and performing acrobatic feats normally confined to school gymnasiums.
Such is the magnetic appeal of Steinkamp's mysterious, interactive projections, where the viewer's shadow is subsumed into the art itself, fading in and of out being depending on the viewer's location and triggering often surprising optical effects.
A mix between a painting in perpetual motion, an exercise in advanced shadow puppetry and a psychedelic playground, the roomwide piece "Wreck of the Dumaru" is probably one of the largest and more whiplash-inducing pieces of art the gallery has displayed in years. With violent red waves undulating over a liquid blue backdrop, the projection frames the gallery's entire north-facing wall. It pauses in the middle to accommodate the window looking out on Hoyt Lake, which from the right vantage point perfectly frames Shayne Dark's driftwood statue "Into the Blue" on the grass outside. The resulting image is overwhelming, imploring viewers to consider it for long awestruck seconds before eventually allowing themselves to actively interact with it.
"Her work is about the viewer's perception. It explores architecture, space, motion and the phenomenon of perception," said Holly E. Hughes, an associate curator at the Albright-Knox. "She is always thinking about how the viewer will interact with the work and how it plays into the space."
As critic David Hickey put it in the show's extensive exhibition catalog (which originated, along with the show itself, at the San Jose Museum of Contemporary Art): "Within the domain of her pieces, children go manic and scamper, adolescents vogue, and adults stroll casually around, generally unaware of the fact that they are being moved, that they are dancing with the art."
At the Albright-Knox, though, plenty of adults seemed to be dancing along in step. One energetic group of five students from Buffalo State College and the University at Buffalo had fun making complex patterns on the wall. They'd stand in a line and flap their arms to simulate a barrel-rolling airplane, attempt to crush one another's silhouetted heads with their fingers or engage in shadow-puppet faux-fist-fights.
"We were having a fight with a little kid over there," said one of the UB students, Jennifer Wehrfritz, pointing to a young boy in front of "Dumaru" who was actively engaged in a larger-than-life karate routine. "He totally won."
For this generation, a group not often given to extended bouts of focused attention, Steinkamp's art speaks directly to their digital dispositions.
"Everybody thinks art should just be paintings on a wall, or pictures or something like that. But art's really not only that. It's what you make art. Art's all around us," said Matthew Herrington, an art major at Buffalo State. Unlike the well-mined territory of painting, where originality is a tough proposition, he added, Steinkamp's innovative use of seamless and entirely computer-generated abstractions is "a whole new frontier."
>Of architecture and space
Any curator or art professional will tell you that an important element of Steinkamp's work is the way it dematerializes architecture and space. In English, that means that many of her pulsating animations of trees, flowers and complex abstract forms are specifically designed to transform walls, ceilings and passageways into something far more interesting than mere support structures. After she's through with them, plaster and marble melt into liquid pallets that seem to resonate with living consciousness. And that transformation of space is part of what makes Steinkamp's work so important to collectors, museums, for-profit corporations (like the band U2 and the Staples Center in Los Angeles) -- and so compelling to viewers.
The result of many of her earlier works, Steinkamp said in a recent interview at the gallery, is a phenomenon "in between the image space or virtual space and the real space, the architecture. What they were about was transforming the real to the virtual, and at the same time the virtual becomes transformed by the real."
The implications of that statement for a world straddling digital and communal culture, lost somewhere between Facebook and the outside world, are staggering. And Steinkamp was the first to make that statement -- exclusively using the self-referential language of zeros and ones -- almost unthinkably before its time.
Born in 1958, Steinkamp is that rare Generation X artist whose work applies and appeals to younger and future generations far more than existing ones, or even the disaffected population of her own. Her work is hailed as much for what it embodies as what it prognosticates for the future of 21st century art -- exactly what those five college students were musing over as their shadows engaged in sophisticated horseplay.
>A suspension of disbelief
In the case of an untitled 1993 piece, acquired by the gallery in advance of its revolutionary "Extreme Abstraction" exhibition in 2005, the floor itself becomes a brilliantly colored cross between a breathing creature and a heaving river. That seminal piece, which Steinkamp calls her "epiphany," is cast onto the floor space between two staircases by two projectors mounted overhead near the entrance to the gallery's Clifton Hall Link.
"This piece made me realize, just like [Dan] Flavin, actually, that I could dematerialize space with light," Steinkamp said in a recent lecture at the gallery, referring to the work of the seminal light and space artist whose work similarly broke out of the artistic boundaries of its time.
In order for that perceptual trick to work, the viewer has to willfully forget that what they're seeing comes out of high-tech video projectors and painstakingly designed computer algorithms. Hughes noted that to fully appreciate Steinkamp's work on more than a simply aesthetic level, a suspension of disbelief is required.
Fortunately for viewers, unlike the more traditional light and space artists from the recently closed "Panza Collection" exhibition, the artist makes that jump exceedingly easy with meticulously installed pieces that often obscure the means of their production.
"I wouldn't say that Jennifer considers herself to be a video artist per se," Hughes said. "She's a new media artist, in the sense that she's creating these works completely on the computer. She creates the imagery, she animates the imagery. Projection is just a means for getting on the walls."
Steinkamp's approach to transforming architecture came out of a long artistic tradition with roots in the '60s, a decade that saw groundbreaking contributions from artists who dealt with light, environment and space like Robert Irwin, James Turrell and, especially, Flavin. Works from all three of those artists factored prominently into the Panza show at the Albright-Knox, and Steinkamp's inclusion ties in nicely for those who are interested in where she fits in the spectrum of modern art.
>A hot commodity
Steinkamp remembers when she decided to dedicate her practice to digital art. She was a student at the California Institute of Technology in 1982, taking a class from Gene Youngblood, an influential professor who wrote the book "Expanded Cinema."
"In 1982, I saw some of the first computer animation stuff and my head exploded," Steinkamp said, referring to groundbreaking films by the artist Ed Emshwiller. "I had what Buddhist priests try to get after. And I haven't had it since, but it's a cool feeling, really. Maybe it's just some weird synapse thing in your head: You have to do this."
That "weird synapse thing," whatever it was, has made her one of the more sought-after artists of the last decade. She is a hot commodity with museums, collectors and many critics, who think, as Hickey wrote, that "Steinkamp is the first artist whose work demonstrates the likelihood that the most significant painters of the 21st century will be using computer-driven projections to create and present their work."
To help viewers appreciate Steinkamp's work on more than just a shock-and-awe level, Hughes has incorporated a reading room into the gallery. With explanatory wall panels, books and chairs, the room seems more apt for a library. But Hughes, on a personal mission to include more context in the shows she curates, saw an opportunity here and went with it. The room also includes a computer for visitors to leave comments and have discussions about the show.
"It incites dialogue for people to talk about artwork, even for people who maybe are uncomfortable talking to each other about artwork," Hughes said.
"I feel her work evokes a third eye for those who do not use recreational chemistry," an anonymous commentator said. "For me, it just enhanced it."
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1. 1999
Alba tried out a fun '20s-inspired look for the premiere of Never Been Kissed. She has joked, "When I first started wearing makeup, I went overboard."
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The actress landed TV series Dark Angel and wore her hair in a long layered look.
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Alba lightened her brows to match her newly-transformed locks. "Jessica's skin is very golden, so we made her a cool blonde," hairstylist Robert Ramos has said of Fantastic Four star.
7. 2005
The Into the Blue beauty for the big chop, wearing her hair in a sleek, sideswept bob.
8. 2006
Alba appeared at the Golden Globes with a voluminous bob.
9. 2007
Alba credited her lush brunette locks to hairstylist Robert Ramos. "I don't know many brunettes besides me who have gone blond then switched back to brown and still have healthy hair," said the Good Luck Chuck lead.
10. 2008
Pregnant with daughter Honor Marie Warren, the Love Guru star rocked a crown of braids for the Academy Awards.
11. 2009
Alba returns to blonde with lightened eyebrows to match her new sunny shade.
12. 2010
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16. 2011
Pregnant with her second child, Alba topped off her chic maternity style with glowing skin and loose waves.
17. 2011
The mom of two hosted an event, sporting relaxed waves and purple shadow.
18. 2012
Soft shades of mauve for the Golden Globes.
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Alba debuted a sunny shade to reprise her role as the blond Nancy Callahan for Sin City 2. "She's got roots, that Nancy," the star tweeted.
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Alba went with a sleek side-ponytail for the Environmental Media Awards.
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The new induction cookers by Bosch.
Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Arno Lindemann, Bernhard Lukas
Art Director: Jonas Keller
Copywriter: David Leinweber
Designer: Julia Stoffer
Published:April 2008
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alvinpckApr 28, 2008 - 21:26
Something different to sell a cooker.
capywriterApr 29, 2008 - 4:56
Lovely campaign. Nice to see how consistent this is through all the executions, maintaining the same idea, but with a different focus in the message.


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Typing Ctrli sends the same character as Tab would. This should work without rebinding any keys.
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2000 homes without power in northern suburbs
- From: adelaidenow
- March 05, 2013
MORE than 2000 homes in the northern suburbs are without power and outages are expected to remain for a further two hours.
The outages were caused by equipment damage and suburbs affected include Andrews Farm, Munno Para Downs, Munno Para West and Smithfield Plains.
Crews are currently working on restoring the power.
What to do during a power interruption
* Always have a torch with charged batteries handy, and be sure to use candles carefully to avoid starting a fire.
* A refrigerator will keep food cold longer if you do not open the door. Resist the temptation to open it to check the contents. This particularly applies to your freezer.
* If the weather is hot, keep young children and frail elderly people inside the house and take appropriate precautions for a heatwave, such as drinking plenty of water and using hand-held fans to circulate air.
* Consider the option of visiting relatives or friends who have power, or go to a public place with air conditioning.
* Remember that although the water supply may not be affected, if your home has an electric hot water system and you keep using it, the water will simply go cold. Consider this if you anticipate a long wait before power is restored.
* If water supply is from tanks or a bore then alternatives to the normal electrical pressure pump should be investigated.
* If driving at night during a power interruption, be aware that street lights and traffic lights may not be operating so take extra care.
* At the office, don't use the lifts. If you get stuck in a lift that has stopped because of a power interruption, follow the emergency procedures advice. There is often a telephone inside the lift for this purpose.
* Check that electrical appliances such as stoves and heaters are switched off as there is a risk of fire when electricity supply is restored if these are left unattended.
* Make sure that all taps are turned off if you use an electrical pressure pump. This will prevent flooding if supply is restored when you are not home.
* If an interruption has lasted for a long time, food in the freezer may have started to thaw. Consider whether to keep it or dispose of it.
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Is the whole Chris Crocker thing a hoax? Is he secretly going to pop out in the Seattle scene soon?
I can't imagine with all of the interest he holds that it would be very hard for him to get out. In the previous post, there were tons of people offering to actually PAY FOR HIS FLIGHT.
Let Chris know, Seattle wants him here!
that Hillary link -- tons of women in charge -- being tough and disciplined and organized and prepared and focused. Cool. Looks competent.
Presidential in fact.
Doubtless, Hillary will put tons of women in positions of power.
Feit rope-a-dopes Postman
whoops. missed that...
If my last name is Smith - do I get to drink for free?
Also, that cake looks awesome.
So digging a hole in the sand at the beach, getting in, and having it collapse on you has killed twenty or thirty people in the world since 1985? Statistically speaking, isn't that pretty much the same as "no people?"
So YOU'RE the reason Smith was packed to the rafters last night.
Thank goodness for The Canterbury: it's NEVER packed in there, just as dark and gloomy, and while they may not have poutine, they still give you a plate of fries bigger than your head.
Yes, Ben.
Hillary IS going to be the nominee. She's the only Dem with the experience and appeal to all democrats to win it. Why don't you Obama folks just recognize that and call it a day?
On the other hand, delicious cake seems to have distracted me from morning news.
I like Hillary, but a Hillary/Obama ticket would be even better.
maui wowee! that cake looks divine
hibidee jibidee! that cake looks divine
Thanks, Eli.
Please tell me that is not a Twinkie cake.
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Nine new GTA V screenshots + PS3-exclusive bundle
Today Rockstar Games released the following nine new GTA V screenshots that were featured yesterday in Sony's E3 press conference:
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Rockstar also announced a PS3-exclusive bundle version of GTA V and a custom GTA-branded Pulse Elite Headset. View more details at the PlayStation Blog.
I don't think the headset is included with the bundle.
Thanks for the heads-up, I'll fix the article. That pricing is ridiculous :P
Im stil surprised on how they are pushing the engine from GTA4 to 5. Its night and day.
It was pretty misleading, I believe most sites were listing the headset WITH the bundle. The goddamned headset costs a bit over half the bundle just by itself.
If the system was actually unique and GTA V themed, I might would consider getting it. I wouldn't mind having a newer modeled PS3 so I can shelf my ancient one anyway, but, I already got my CE reserved FOR PS3.
I wouldn't mind the headset, but 179.99? Ehhhh, I think I am happy enough with my CE and the PS3 I have right now...
I don't have a PS3 or Xbox 360 to play GTA V on so a bundle might make me consider. But seeing as a new Xbox is 150 euros right now and the game is probably 50/60 it'll be cheaper to get an Xbox and the game seperately
Nice screenshot with the crop duster. It gives us a nice look at the Alamo Sea area and will definitely help those fan mapping projects.
When the announced it at the conference i thought it was a GTAV themed PS4 bundle (stream kept lagging) and i nearly lost my shit :P I wouldn't mind getting this, but i'll want a ps4 sometime after that as well :/ Dunno if i want to get both.
to put something in your ass
I'm with you Legham, I don't have a system to play it on, as my Xbox is on the other side of the US, and that bundle sounds right up my ally, but I am very interested in the PS4. I don't know what to do!
The LSPD cruisers looks like an 2013 Ford Taurus Police Car, i hope there will another a police cruiser with LSPD livery.
It also have a Sheriff's cruiser too because GTA V has a countryside.
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Three Up, Three Down
Whit Merrifield
There isn't a more popular guy this side of Salvador Perez. Whit has begun his major league career with 40 hits in his first 28 games and reached base safely in all but two of those. He is hitting .333 and is playing a good second base. Expectations are high but baseball is littered with older players (27 at his debut) who have started hot and faded. Anyone remember Jeremy Hazelbaker earlier this year? The 28 year old rookie had 5 home runs and an OPS of .988 in his first 28 games and now is back in the minors. Let's not put Whit in the Royals HOF quite yet.
Salvador Perez
The latest All Star voting results are out and Salvy is again leading all American League vote getters. He has 2.7 million votes…just ahead of David Ortiz. Perez is leading all catchers in average, slugging, home runs, rbi, runs and is second in doubles. That and he's the best throwing catcher in the league. He and teammate Eric Hosmer would start for the AL if the game were held today. CF Lorenzo Cain is just on the outside looking in currently in 5th in OF voting.
Danny Duffy
When things looked bleakest for the Royals starting rotation Danny Duffy stepped in. Since building his pitch count up he has been the teams best starter. Since moving to the rotation he has an ERA of 3.25 . He has 42 k's and only 7 walks and the team is 5-2 in those games. Duffy has helped keep the Royals rotation afloat.
3 Down
The rest of the rotation, especially on the road
The Royals are struggling at the front right now. Outside of Duffy no Royals starters are outperforming expectations to this point of the season. They are 10 games below .500 on the road and are giving up a run per game more on the road than at home.
Omar Infante
Down and out. Hat tip to the Royals though for eating salary and clearing the roster space for younger players like Merrifield and Brett Eibner to come up and perform.
Alex Gordon
He is DOWN in the minors now on a rehab assignment. Getting Gordon back should boost an inconsistent Royals offense. The outfield will be crowded with Eibner up and Orlando hitting well, but the Royals need a healthy and consistent Gordon to make another deep run in the AL.
We have our first look at what Vegas thinks about the Chiefs a week before the NFL Draft. CG Technologies (formerly Cantor Gaming) has released point spreads for every game in the first 16 weeks of the NFL. Judging by those spreads the Chiefs are expected to go 8-4 with 3 games as a pick em. The only game not listed is the finale against San Diego.
The Chiefs are favorites in all their home games including 5 games of a touchdown or more. Vegas only has them losing one divisional game…at Denver…with the game at Oakland a pick. The complete details are available at vegasinsider.com The Chiefs games are broken out below.
Week 1 7 point favorite over Chargers at home
Week 2 pick in Houston against the Texans
Week 3 3.5 point favorite over the Jets at home
Week 4 4 point underdogs at the Steelers
Week 5 Bye
Week 6 pick in Oakland against the Raiders
Week 7 8 point favorite at home against the Saints
Week 8 1 point underdog at Indy
Week 9 7 point favorite over Jacksonville at home
Week 10 4.5 point underdog at Carolina
Week 11 7 point favorite over Tampa at home
Week 12 3 point underdog at Denver
Week 13 pick in Atlanta
Week 14 4.5 point favorite at home against Oakland on Thursday night
Week 15 9 point favorites at home against the Titans
Week 16 1.5 point favorite at home against the Broncos
Week 17 Line not listed at San Diego
After back to back AL pennants and a World Series title much credit has been given to Dayton Moore and his foresight in building the Royals. One thing that hasn't been discussed was an error he made early in his tenure but learned from and corrected.
One of Dayton's forgotten goals and theories was you wanted 1000 innings out of your starting 5. It's a great goal…but one almost no team accomplishes. Injuries are too common and young pitchers are rushed to the big leagues on innings limits which make that goal nearly impossible to achieve. It appears now Moore has shifted strategies.
Last year the Royals brought Chris Young and Joe Blanton to camp with no real spot in the rotation or pen. Call it insurance, call it depth or call it luck but the Royals ended up getting 22 starts and 13 wins out of them. This year its Mike Minor, Dillon Gee and Chien-Ming Wang picked up from the island of misfit toys. To me they may be the secret to the Royals success this year.
Many pundits have tagged the Ian Kennedy signing as the worst in the off season. Leaving his final spring training start with the same hamstring injury that sidelined him last year isn't helping the Royals argument there. They paid Kennedy 70 million dollars over 5 years to eat innings and get outs. That might have been too much, but for less than 10 million dollars Dayton Moore bought some insurance.
Moore seems to have realized 5 starters aren't going to get you through a season and bringing up prized prospects for spot starts isn't a good use of service time. He has instead found reclamation projects to provide depth for a suspect rotation. Some might argue the rotation isn't suspect but let me make a case….Chris Young is aging, Kris Medlen has had two tommy john surgeries, Yordano Ventura still has immature moments and, as mentioned, Ian Kennedy is already having issues.
This is where Moore may have been at his best again this season. This year he will pay Mike Minor, Dillon Gee and Chien-Ming Wang a total…total…of 5.75 million dollars. That's 3 guys with starting experience waiting in the wings. Break glass in case of emergency.
The bull pen will get the headlines but a sidebar should be saved for Dayton Moore's starting pitching insurance. It may be the unsung signings that save the Royals and take them toward another October.
Royals excitement is beginning to build once again as we are just a few weeks from Spring Training. As they enter the 2016 season the team has a chance to go from underdog to dynasty. They have set them up for a chance to truly make baseball history with another championship.
There is no doubt the Royals have already accomplished a lot by coming back from 30 years of hibernation to back to back World Series appearances and a title. That has revived a fanbase and energized a community. What it has done for Kansas City is immeasurable. Now, the Royals can take the footprint they've placed on Kansas City and plant it on the sport as a whole.
In the history of baseball only 14 times has a team won back to back World Series. It hasn't happened since the Yankees from 1998-2000. Just going back to back would put the Royals in elite company. However, the Royals lost the year before…meaning they would be back to back Champions with 3 straight appearances. That has happened only 8 times in history. For various reasons the Yankees have dominated the sport through its history. This is no different. The Yankees have accomplished the back to back and 3 straight appearances feat 6 times. Yes, 6 of 8.
That means if the Royals win another Championship this year they will join the 1929-30 Philadelphia A's and the 1972-74 Oakland A's as the only non Yankees to win back to back titles with 3 straight World Series appearances. The first championship in 30 years was magical for the Royals. Another one would be historic.
List of Back to Back World Series Championships
Consecutive Appearances In Parenthesis
1907-08 Cubs
1910-11 Philadelphia A's
1915-16 Red Sox
1921-22 New York Giants
1927-28 Yankees (3 straight)
1929-30 Philadelphia A's (3 straight)
1936-39 Yankees (4 straight)
1949-53 Yankees (5 straight)
1961-62 Yankees (5 straight)
1972-1974 Oakland A's (3 straight)
1975-76 Reds
1977-78 Yankees (3 Straight)
1992-93 Blue Jays
1998-2000 Yankees (3 straight)
3rd and 1
The train keeps a rollin'.
This Chiefs team has turned things around like few in recent memory. From 1-5 to 7-5 is remarkable in itself, but the Chiefs have won those games by an average of almost 19 points per game. Nearly 3 touchdowns! They aren't just winning they are dominating. Better yet they aren't playing all the rummies either. Among the victims…playoff contenders Pittsburgh, Broncos, Bills and Raiders and the suddenly (since the Chiefs beat them) hot Lions.
I'm stealing this from college football guru Phil Steele. The Chiefs +/- in their five game losing streak earlier this year were minus 4. In the 6 game winning streak since they are plus 15. 15!! It's been pretty simple, when the Chiefs have taken care of the ball they have won.
Alex Smith
Which leads us to Alex Smith. Is he setting offensive records? Is he carrying the team in the 4th quarter like Cam Newton? Of course not. But is he turning it over like Andrew Luck was? Has he missed games due to injury like many other QB's out there? No. Smith has done what he's needed to do for this team. He's stayed healthy and he's taken care of the ball. Smith will not wow anyone with his stats, but he is taking care of the ball and keeping defenses honest. Even without Jamaal Charles.
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Cruise city.
The Chiefs remaining opponents records are a combined….14-34. The Chiefs could be at least a TD favorite in every game left. They way they are playing the team should be expected to win out and lock up the 5 seed in the AFC playoffs. That would match them up with the winner of the AFC South….the Colts or Texans. Even on the road, the Chiefs would likely be favored again. Yes, the Chiefs are about to go from 1-5 to a favorite to win a road playoff game.
What a turnaround.
By Doug Stewart
The Good
The Chiefs do a 180 from the season opener last year. After falling flat at home a year ago, the Chiefs go to Houston and get a 27-20 win. The game wasn't that close most of the way and you wonder if the Chiefs took the foot off the gas a bit.
The biggest story of the game was turnovers and the Chiefs ability to cash them for touchdowns. Two extremely short fields helped the conservative Chiefs offense put 14 on the board in an otherwise defensive game. Second to that was the continued emergence of Travis Kelce. It wasn't just the 87 on the jersey that made him look like Gronkowski against the Texans. His size and speed make him a threat in and out of the red zone.
The Bad
The local college teams went a combined 2-1 over the weekend. That's not bad in its own as a record but look further. Kansas lost yet another chance to get what could be an elusive 1 win on the season. K State looked the best of the three using stout defense to win at Texas San Antonio. Mizzou struggled throughout at Arkansas State but the defense shut down the RedWolves in the 2nd half allowing them to escape with a win on the road. 2-1…yes…but not an overall impressive week for the local 3.
The Ugly
Johnny Cueto. This is going from concerning to panic. His last 5 starts…0-5, 26 innings, 48 hits….48. He has struck out 20 against just 4 walks but he has been too hittable. That leads to 28 earned runs and a 9.57 ERA. The questions is shifting from should he start game one of the playoffs to should he start ANY game in the playoffs. He has 3 starts left in the regular season to see if he can turn the bus around.


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Baked Salmon Neck$6.50
Broiled salmon neck served with Ponzu sauce.
Hamachi Kama$10.50
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Calamari Tempura$10.50
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Assorted seafood and vegetables.
Gyoza Soup$4.95
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Vegetable Soup (For 2)$9.95
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Nori Soup$8.50
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Miso Soup$3.00
Tofu and seaweed in soybean broth.
Crab Asparagus Soup$4.95
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Clear Soup$2.00
Noodles, green onions, and mushrooms.
House Salad$3.00
Seafood Salad$9.50
Assorted fresh seafood with sliced cucumber, Smelt Roe, served with Ponzu sauce.
Salmon Skin Salad$7.95
Toasted Salmon skin with cucumber, Smelt Roe, served Ponzu sauce.
Snow Crab Salad$8.50
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Seaweed Salad$5.50
Seasoned marinated seaweed.
Squid Salad$5.95
Seasonal marinated squid with vegetable.
Baby Soft Shell Crab$5.95
Crab Stick (Kanikama)$3.50
Eel (Unagi)$4.75
Egg Custard(Tamago)$3.25
Fresh Salmon (Sake)$4.25
Tuna Tataki$4.50
Mackerel (Saba)$3.75
Octopus (Tako)$4.50
Salmon Roe (Ikura)$4.25
Scallop (Hotate)$4.25
Sea Eel (Anago)$3.75
Sea Urchin (Uni)
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Smelt Roe (Masago)$3.85
Smoked Salmon$4.50
Squid (Ika)$4.50
Sweet Shrimp (Amaebi)$6.25
Tuna (Maguro)$4.50
Wasabi Tobiko$4.25
White Tuna$4.50
Yellowtail (Hamachi)$4.50
Quail Egg$1.00
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Octopus Sashimi$11.50
Tuna Sashimi$10.50
Tuna Tataki Sashimi$11.50
Whitefish Sashimi$10.50
Yellowtail Sashimi$12.50
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Fresh Salmon Box$11.50
Special Box$13.50
Eel Box$13.50
Tuna Box$11.50
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Avocado Roll$3.95
Big Easy Roll$12.50
Boston Hand Roll$5.50
California Roll$4.50
Crunchy Roll$4.85
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Eel Roll$5.15
Fresh Salmon Roll$4.75
Phoenix Roll$10.50
Philadelphia Roll$5.50
Rainbow Roll$10.95
Rice Paper Roll$5.95
Rock-N-Crunchy Roll$8.50
Salmon Skin Roll$4.25
Scallop Roll$4.95
Shrimp Roll$4.75
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Smoked Salmon Roll$5.15
Snow Crab Roll$4.50
Soft Shell Crab Roll$10.50
Spicy Crawfish Roll$5.95
Spicy Tuna Roll$5.25
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Tuna Roll$4.50
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Summer Roll$7.75
French Quarter Roll$13.95
Wasabi House Roll$13.95
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Yaki Udon$11.50
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Yaki Soba$11.50
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White Rice$1.50
Chicken Rice$2.50
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Fresh jumbo shrimp in a creamy, velvety sauce.
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Grilled Rib-eye Steak with Teriyaki sauce.
Chicken Teriyaki$15.95
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I like the fact that they give you a decent amount of money for printing papers and whatnot. However, that's your money that you're using anyways so it's not like they do it for you. The network connection and speed are sooooooo bad. So bad. It constantly cuts out or stops working and whenever it's a busy part of the year, it gets so much worse because everyone's using it. You definitely need your own laptop if you ever want to get things done. You don't need a printer though, it takes up more space than you'd ever want it to.
The wifi connection is awful. It's inconsistent and often unreliable is crucial situations. The library is the only spot on campus with a decent connection. There were times in my dorm last year that the connection would be bad right when I was in the middle of saving papers or tests. There is one open computer lab that stays open all night though at least.
The wireless needs a lot of work because it doesn't work half the time, but overall Hiram is good with technology.
They're Ok – The computers are older, but work fine. The main problem is the printers. They like to go offline and if you decide to print something just before class, chances are the rest of the campus is doing the same thing and you'll have a network and computer jam. The network itself is much better now that they've re-done everything with the wireless.
Eh... Fine – There is Wifi all over campus and students are supposed to have laptops. There is always a way to find a computer on campus and they usually aren't full. Any student with an ID can borrow a laptop from either the library or welcome cener for periods of time.
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Hiram has recently updated its wireless to work just about everywhere on campus. All students are required to have a laptop, and the College provides free Wi-Fi access to them. The school also allots each student with a $30 account balance each semester for printing in the labs, but the labs are often of below-average quality. Many computers and printers just don't work. Generally, some dorms have computer labs—some don't.
Overall, if you get a computer, you will only use the school computers for printing. Getting your own printer isn't recommended because it is expensive and slow compared to the school printers.
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Volume 136, Issue 2, August 2014
Laboratory-scale experiment to study nonlinear N-wave distortion by thermal turbulence136(2014); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4887458View Description Hide Description
The nonlinear propagation of spark-generated N-waves through thermal turbulence is experimentally studied at the laboratory scale under well-controlled conditions. A grid of electrical resistors was used to generate the turbulent field, well described by a modified von Kármán model. A spark source was used to generate high-amplitude ( Pa) and short duration ( ) N-waves. Thousands of waveforms were acquired at distances from 250 to 1750 mm from the source ( 15 to 100 wavelengths). The mean values and the probability densities of the peak pressure, the deviation angle, and the rise time of the pressure wave were obtained as functions of propagation distance through turbulence. The peak pressure distributions were described using a generalized gamma distribution, whose coefficients depend on the propagation distance. A line array of microphones was used to analyze the effect of turbulence on the propagation direction. The angle of deviation induced by turbulence was found to be smaller than , which validates the use of the parabolic equation method to model this kind of experiment. The transverse size of the focus regions was estimated to be on the order of the acoustic wavelength for propagation distances longer than 50 wavelengths.
Experimental observation of a hydrodynamic mode in a flow duct with a porous material136(2014); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4884768View Description Hide Description
This paper experimentally investigates the acoustic behavior of a homogeneous porous material with a rigid frame (metallic foam) under grazing flow. The transmission coefficient shows an unusual oscillation over a particular range of frequencies which reports the presence of an unstable hydrodynamic wave that can exchange energy with the acoustic waves. This coupling of acoustic and hydrodynamic waves becomes larger when the Mach number increases. A rise of the static pressure drop in the lined region is induced by an acoustic excitation when the hydrodynamic wave is present.