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The French government came up with a catchy slogan during the 1970s oil embargo imposed by Arab member countries of OPEC in retaliation for the US and Western European support of Israel during the October 1973 Arab-Israeli war. The advertisement that aired nightly after the main evening news gave advise to the people of France on how to conserve oil, which as a result of the ongoing embargo, was in shortage, and the price at the pump had suddenly risen sharply. The typical infomercial, of which there were several different versions, ran about a minute or a minute and a half. Then, just at the end a voice would announce in a very serious tone: "In France, we don't have oil, but we have ideas."
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I find it hard to pick a favorite Dr. Seuss story... I enjoy both the early reader chapter books and the longer stories that I remember my parents reading to me as a child: Bartholomew and the Oobleck, Yertle the Turtle, and even What Was I Scared Of? (probably because those pale green pants were a little creepy). But on a cold, cold wet day like today, I'd have to say that my favorite Dr. Seuss story is The Cat in the Hat, Seuss's first book for beginner readers.
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Jimi: Sounds Like A Rainbow: A Story of the Young Jimi Hendrix is written by Gary Golio, and illustrated by Javaka Steptoe, using mixed media in colors both bright and pastel, on plywood. Hendrix was fascinated with music, sound, art, and color at an early age. As a young boy, he even used a broom as a pretend guitar, playing and singing to an imaginary audience in his bedroom. He listened constantly to blues, jazz, gospel, classical, folk, and rock and roll music, but was also mesmerized by sounds he heard in the street and in nature, and by the colors of things around him. In his mind, according to the author, colors had sounds to them, and he wondered "Could someone paint pictures with sound?"
If you thought this winter in Bloomington was a fierce one, you may feel it was downright balmy after reading about the winter the Revolutionary War soldiers experienced at Valley Forge in 1777-1778.In Forge, Laurie Halse Anderson continues the compelling story she started in her award-winning novel Chains which describes the involvement of African American slaves in the Revolutionary War. Chains was told from the perspective of Isabel, a slave who spies for the rebels during the start of the war. She meets Curzon, a slave whose owner required him to enlist as a soldier and fight in the war in his place, with the promise that Curzon would become free when the enlistment time expired.
When I got my first car, I couldn't wait to take a road trip of my own. I'd spent plenty of time in the "wayback" of the family station wagon as a kid attempting to read while my Dad switched the radio back and forth from baseball broadcasts to classical music stations. Now I'd be in the driver's seat and could choose what to listen to and when and where to stop for a rest break! The road atlas was my guide as I set off on my own from Chicago to visit my brother in Pennsylvania. When Ruth and her family set off in the early 1950s on a road trip from Chicago to Alabama, they needed something in addition to a road map to guide their trip. They needed "The Green Book." "The Green Book," author Calvin Alexander Ramsey explains in his picturebook Ruth and the Green Book was developed in 1936 by a postman named Victor H. Green to help black people who were traveling. The book listed by city all the restaurants, hotels, gas stations and businesses that would serve African Americans during the era of "Jim Crow" laws when many establishments, especially in the South, refused to admit blacks.
Lafayette and the American Revolution by Russell Freedman tells the fascinating story of a young man who helped our nation gain its independence in the Revolutionary War. Orphaned at twelve, Gilbert de Motier, marquis de Lafayette was one of the wealthiest young aristocrats in France. Married at sixteen, he was already a father by the age of nineteen when he left France to aid the American revolutionaries in their struggle to win freedom from the British king.
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Kourtney Ann Schlick and Matthew Lee Hoke exchanged wedding vows at 5 p.m. Nov. 11, 2011, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Tiffin. The Rev. Joe Szybka was officiant during the double-ring ceremony. A reception followed at Meadowbrook Park Ballroom, Bascom.
Kourtney is the daughter of Jerry and Barb Schlick of Tiffin.
Matt is the son of Dave and Jane Hoke of Tiffin.
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The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a strapless, white, iridescent satin gown featuring a sweetheart neckline, crystal beading and sequins. Her gown had a corset-style, lace-up back with a chapel-length train. She wore a sheer, waist-length veil and carried a hand-tied bouquet of two dozen white roses.
Amanda Wagner of Tiffin was her sister's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Pam Hart of Kalamazoo, Mich., Ashley Childress and Whitney Steyer of Tiffin, Jess Snyder of Bowling Green and Jessica Hammer of Fostoria, friends of the bride, and Kate Bradshaw of Kensington, Md., cousin of the bride. Erin Wagner of Tiffin, niece of the bride, was junior bridesmaid.
The attendants wore short, latte-colored dresses and carried bouquets of dark red and dark orange gerbera daisies, green button poms and blue success limoniums wrapped with ivory satin ribbon.
Marcus Hoke of Bowling Green was his brother's best man. Groomsmen were Will Wagner of Tiffin, nephew of the bride, Tyler Stover of Port Orange, Fla., cousin of the groom, and Chad DeMonte of Fort Myers, Fla., Drew Gaietto of Tiffin, Jarrod Nighswander of Lorain and Nick Margraf of Waldo, friends of the groom.
A bridal shower was hosted by Amanda Wagner, Kate Bradshaw and the bride's aunts Aug. 6, 2011. Paula Hunker, Nancy Stover, Cindy Hoke and Kathy Hoke, aunts of the groom, hosted a bridal shower Aug. 21. A wedding shower luncheon was hosted by the bride's co-workers in October.
Kourtney is a 1996 graduate of Calvert High School and graduated in 1999 from The University of Toledo. She is a production scheduler at Webster Industries, Tiffin.
Matthew is a 2002 graduate of Old Fort High School. He is a clamp truck driver at Green Bay Packaging, Fremont.
Rehearsal dinner was at Reino's banquet room.
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Oh my word! Michelle and I found oursleves in quite the cozy theobromine binge on Sunday. This was the For the Love of Chocolate benefit we attended put on by the Eugene Slow Food group. The following pictures are Michelle's, who has already posted her report!
I arrived with scarcely any time to mingle before the tasting, but Michelle took care of me by pointing out the pre-tasting spread of goodies. Go figure we'd be having chocolate before our chocolate tasting! Next to the huge pile of truffles were three insulated carafes of single origin hot chocolates. I took a shot of the Madagascar, and couldn't believe what was in my cup. Instead of the typical hot chocolate drink, what greated my lips was a thick, cake batter like puddle of chocolate porn. It was amazing.
We then quickly found seats and were greated by piles of chocolate and handouts. While the chocolate is all good, the prospect of handouts made me especially happy. Our tasting was led by Paul Albright of Guittard Chocolate. His presentation is reportedly the same as what he would give to culinary students- a detail that I swear made Michelle and I quietly whoop for joy. What followed was an amazing foray into the intricacies of Guittard's newest angle on the chocolate market, the development of their high end chocolates, denoted as the e. Guittard line of products.
Paul led us through a structured tasting of 24 different e. Guittard chocolates, beginning with their single origin varietals and finishing with two white chocolate varieties. His presentation blew me away. Paul was very generous with entertaining our questions, even my silly one asking what in the world carob is (I know, almost heretical in that environment).
I fear the theobromine may have clouded my brain by the time we got to the white chocolate part of the tasting. I still have questions about what the breakdown of white chocolate is. One of my handouts lists an e. Guittard white as a 31% Cacao White Chocolate. However, I'm not clear on what exactly does that mean (ratio of sugar, milk, etc). Or more simply, what the heck is white chocolate again?
After our chocolate tasting, the event organizers had the audacity to present us with a buffet of various chocolate foods to nibble on, the nerve! Vella Dry Jack Cheese, Mole Salami (hey look at that Michelle- it is mole flavored!) by Salumi Artisan Cured Meats, Chicken with Mole Sauce, and Chocolate Cherry Bread. I plan on stalking my bakery for my own personal loaf of the chocolate cherry bread this weekend as it was dense and dark, a wicked combination of brownie and bread. My favorite nibble however was the Mole Salami made by Salumi up in Seattle (by Mario Batalli's Dad!). The spice combination rounded out with chocolate was divine. Salumi has special holiday baskets and ordering directions on their website to bring this wonderful salami into your home.
This event was a great introduction to Eugene's Slow Food events. I hope the future ones are this bright and shiny.
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Wow! I just can't believe those pictures….and the idea of handouts and chocolate, chocolate and MORE chocolate. Looks/sounds amazing.
Sounds and looks like heaven.
I can vouch for tastiness of the Mole Salami. McAuliflower brought a piece by at dinner that night and mmmm. I consider myself something of a meat tourist (so many kinds of salami in Germany..drool..) and the sweet spicy of the mole perfectly accented the slighty acrid, dry smokiness of a well cured salami. I highly recommend it.
- Mmm perfectly put!
Nice job! You have such a great way of saying things! You were so smart to take some of that salami home with you, it was sooooo good! I don't have any idea what white chocolate is either…and I don't care what they say, I'm convinced it's not really chocolate! I hope we'll be doing stuff like this together again!
Hi, McAuliflower, I am letting all my foodie blogging friends (especially those who feature baking on their blogs) know about a very special entry on my blog. Yesterday, Patricia Rain, aka "The Vanilla Queen," wrote a piece about the importance of real vanilla, which is threatened with extinction due to some pretty crappy business and governmental practices. Please come check it out, and help spread the word about real vanilla, if you feel as strongly about it as I do.
It's here: The Vanilla Queen Speaks.
Many thanks, and please forgive the cookie-cutter alert. I subscribe to nearly 200 blogs! (Insert bug-eyed emoticon here.)
- thanks for the Heads up Tana. Heading over now…
Sounds like a really fun field trip to me!
I was having that very disucssion at work yesterday, what the hell is white chocolate and is it even chocolate. The split was about 50/50 in terms of those who thought it was the good stuff vs the devils own chocolate.
- I just got a brief answer via Blackberry from Paul Albright…
Question: I fear the theobromine may have clouded my brain by the time we got to the white chocolate part of the tasting. I have questions about what the breakdown of your white chocolate is. One of my handouts lists it as 31% Cacao White Chocolate. What exactly does that mean (ratio of sugar, milk, etc). Or more simply, what is white chocolate?
Answer: The percent cacao means that portion of the product that comes from the
bean. In the case of white chocolate that means the percent cocoa butter in
the white chocolate. There are no cocao solids in a white chocolate by
I hope this helps you. If you wish you can send me a phone number where I
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DeLand, Fla. - It was indeed a Super Sunday for the Hatters men's basketball team. Led by freshman Corey Walden, Stetson (7-18, 5-9 A-Sun) pulled out a come-from-behind 55-54 upset victory over East Tennessee State (17-9, 12-3 A-Sun) in the Edmunds Center. The victory ended Stetson's seven-game skid that began with Kennesaw State's one point win after a miracle five second end-to-end run on January 16.
"We needed a good win to get back on track", said Stetson head coach Derek Waugh. "Sometimes when things are down about as low as they can possibly be, you win one that just kind of amazes you. God is good and I have been doing a lot of praying."
With 15 seconds remaining in the game, the Hatters were in possession of the ball and down by a point when Coach Waugh called a timeout. Walden, a point guard out of Ormond Beach wanted the ball with the game on the line and in the huddle Coach Waugh gave it to him. As the final seconds ticked off the clock Walden dribbled near the top of the key, faked left and then drove right towards the basket. He elevated and released a layup that looked more like a short jumper. The ball kissed the glass and dropped through the hoop to give his team the lead.
The Buccaneers had one last chance with five seconds left to play. Stetson fans watched while trying to keep the Kennesaw State memories out of their heads. Sheldon Cooley (Tampa, Fla.) drove towards the paint yet a well-positioned Tyshawn Patterson (Orlando, Fla.) took a charge, ended the opportunity, and sent the fans home happy.
Although it was a team win, Walden was a one-man wrecking crew. He led the Hatters in scoring with 15 points, as well as in rebounding with a career-high nine boards. Walden also added a pair of assists and hit another career-high, and a team season-high of six steals. To top it off, he became the first Hatter to play an entire 40-minute game since Will Robertson did it against Georgia State on February 17, 2001.
"Coach asked me if I needed a breather with about seven minutes left in the game but I just wanted to stay in... couldn't leave a game like this... I just wanted to stay in", said Walden.
Stetson went into halftime with just 17 points on the board and down by 10. The second half was a different story as the Hatters outscored the Bucs 38-27. A key moment occurred with 17:03 remaining when Walden went up for a rebound under the defensive glass. Although he took a hard shot to the jaw he was called for the foul. The play seemed to ignite his intensity. When the second free throw missed and was rebounded by the Buccaneers, Walden forcefully stole the ball, dribbled the length of the court and ended up sinking a pair of free throws after he was fouled. Twenty seconds later he made another steal on the defensive end that turned into his own slam dunk on the Stetson end. It was game-on.
ETSU was able to push its lead back to 11 points after an Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) jumper with 5:40 left on the clock. That, however, was when the Stetson defense took over the game and held the visitors scoreless for the remainder of the game. A Steve Forbes (Clermont, Fla.) layup, a Joel Naburgs (Victoria, Australia) 3-pointer, a Ridge Graham (Stuart, Fla.) layup, a Forbes tip-in, and a free throw by Graeme Radford (Victoria, Australia) led to Walden's game-winner at the end.
"We knew we had to turn up the intensity on the defensive end. That has been our main thing this year, consistency on defense. In the second half we all agreed we needed to turn it up", said Walden.
In addition to Walden, Naburgs and Ridge Graham hit double-figures with 13 and 10 points respectively. The Stetson bench outscored the ETSU bench 23-10.
"It was going to take some guys stepping up and we had a lot of guys stepping up today. Corey was obviously incredible. He wanted the ball in his hands which was nice to see. I thought Ridge was as energetic as I have ever seen him defensively. I thought Joel stepped up and made some big plays, and Tyshawn got four assists and no turnovers. And then at the end the guys just hunkered down, played some great defense and got enough rebounds to win", said Waugh.
Next up the Hatters travel to Georgia to take on Mercer and Kennesaw State. They will play Mercer on Thursday, February 10 at 7:30 p.m. and KSU on Saturday, February 12 at 7:30 p.m. Stetson fans can catch the games on A-Sun TV via Hatter Vision. Be sure to follow the Hatters on Twitter at @StetsonSID, on Facebook at Stetson Athletics, and check out the Stetson Hatters channel onYouTube.


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1938 Joe Louis/Max Schmeling Original Fight Ticket and Circa 1970 Ring Magazine Repro Poster
Starting Bid - $200.00, Sold For - $1,410.00
Very Important Addendum: The poster in this lot is not original - it is a rare vintage reproduction that was produced and sold by Ring Magazine approximately thirty-five years ago. The ticket is authentic. We appreciate the feedback from Boxing expert Craig Hamilton which allowed us to correct this error. All bidders prior to the posting of this addendum are being contacted to withdraw their bids if desired. The ticket still has substantial value and the poster, though not period, is still ideal for display. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Previous Addendum: Please Note: Recently, it was necessary to remove this piece from the frame in order to further examine it. During that process the frame, which was quite old and brittle had to be discarded. Therefore, the piece is now simply matted and will be shipped to the winning bidder in its current state.
Original onsite fight poster and full ticket, together in a framed display, for the Joe Louis/Max Schmeling heavyweight title fight held on June 22, 1938 at Yankee Stadium. This piece is accompanied by the rare and extraordinary distinction of having once been exhibited on loan at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., as part of the museum's 1981-1982 exhibition "Champions - Heroes of American Sport." The second fight between champion Joe Louis and German born challenger Max Schmeling was one of the most significant and celebrated sporting events in history. For boxing purists it offered the opportunity to witness Joe Louis square off against the only man who had beaten him professionally (Schmeling knocked Louis out in 1936). For others the bout took on even greater importance due to the political and social ramifications of the time. Adolph Hitler had risen to power in Germany and had already begun his persecution of the Jews as well as a pattern of territorial expansion that would result in World War II. Schmeling, unfairly it seems, was used as a tool by Hitler to promote his views of Aryan supremacy (Schmeling held the heavyweight title briefly in 1930). For that reason the bout was viewed by many as a fight not only between men, but of ideals. As the fight date grew closer the hysteria over the bout began to consume the American public. Louis was even summoned to the White House, where The New York Times quoted President Roosevelt as telling him, "Joe, we need muscles like yours to beat Germany." When the day finally arrived, over 70,000 fans packed Yankee Stadium and the fight was broadcast in four languages as millions around the world listened to the call. With the weight of a nation resting squarely on his shoulders, Louis responded with one of the greatest performances of his career. The "Brown Bomber" pummeled the challenger unmercifully at the sound of the bell and knocked him down twice before Schmeling's corner quickly threw in the towel. The fight lasted just two minutes and four seconds. Just as Jesse Owens had done previously in the 1936 Olympics, Louis had not only retained his title but repudiated Hitler's claims of Aryan supremacy on the world stage. In a career punctuated by numerous highlights, this was clearly his finest hour. Schmeling only fought six times after that bout, all of which were in Germany. Though he was vilified at the time, Schmeling was clearly a pawn in Hitler's propaganda machine. He was never a member of the Nazi party, nor did he share the beliefs of the party. In fact, the manager for all of his American fights, Joe Jacobs, was Jewish. Louis successfully defended his title over the next ten years and is considered one of the greatest heavyweight champions of all time. As noted earlier, this piece was formerly on loan to the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C,. for its exhibition "Champions - Heroes in American Sports." Additionally the display is also prominently featured as a photo illustration in the book Champions of American Sport by Marc Pachter (published by Harry N Abrams, 1981) that was issued in conjunction with the museum's exhibit. The original National Portrait Gallery loan label remains affixed to the reverse of the frame. The poster (14 x 20.5 inches) displays very light foxing and is otherwise in apparent Excellent condition. The full ticket (7 x 2.5 inches) is in apparent Excellent to Mint condition. Both pieces have been matted and framed together to total dimensions of 23 x 33.5 inches. Reserve $200. Estimate $400/$800. SOLD FOR $1,410.00
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An art glass window that used to be part of the Darwin Martin House sold at auction for $80,000 and appears headed for a private collection instead of back to the Jewett Parkway landmark.
Several bidders vied for the glass panel on Saturday at Kelly and Ben Schultz's auction facility in Clarence. The winner's identity was not disclosed, nor was the seller's.
The geometric-patterned window caught Kelly Schultz's eye during a routine appraisal. Schultz recognized the style of Frank Lloyd Wright, and informed the owners, who had the window installed in a local home's interior wall. The panel appears to be a living room skylight panel from the Darwin Martin House.
Schultz said he had expected the window would fetch $50,000 to $100,000. Six bidders from around the country participated by phone, along with a number on the auction floor. When the bidding quickly reached $50,000, the field narrowed to three competitors, then dropped to two. The runner-up's final bid was $77,500. The whole process took just a couple of minutes, Schultz said.
Ken Dukoff, an antiques dealer from Niagara Falls, handled the bidding on behalf of an "associate" whom Dukoff declined to identify. He would only say the person lives in the Northeast and has acquired other Frank Lloyd Wright, Roycroft and Charles Rohlfs pieces over the years.
Would the winning bidder consider giving the window to the Darwin Martin House?
"I don't think that's going to happen," Dukoff said. "But they're making accurate reproductions at a very low cost where you can't tell the difference."
Mary Roberts, executive director of the Martin House Restoration Corp., said she was "disappointed" the organization was not able to reacquire the window. The organization tried to buy it before it was auctioned. She declined to say how much was offered, other than to say it "wasn't an insignificant amount."
"This is a piece we still don't know much about because it was very confidential," Roberts said.
The Martin House Restoration Corp. does not bid on items at auction because the organization can replicate pieces at a fraction of the price it would have to pay to win the bidding.
About $46 million has been raised to restore the Darwin Martin House complex, and about $4 million remains to be raised to complete the work. There are ongoing efforts to reacquire pieces that disappeared from the property long ago.
Schultz said he was not surprised the window drew such widespread interest on Saturday: "There's not a lot of Frank Lloyd Wright that comes out on the market."
Schultz said the seller was initially unaware of the window's significance, an experience he said is a reminder of the value of getting items appraised before sale.
Roberts is not giving up on the panel. She is reaching out to the new owner, hoping to persuade that person to either sell or donate the window, perhaps for philanthropic reasons or a tax deduction.
"We'd love it if this piece would stay in Western New York," she said.
At the very least, Roberts hopes to gather more information about the window, which could offer clues about other pieces long absent from the Darwin Martin House.
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What's Next for the Web as Told by the Father of the Web
Yesterday's Web is one of linked documents. Tomorrow's Web is one of linked data. The technology is here now, the links are being made, and the Semantic Web is barreling down the mountain like a growing snowball. Prepare yourself for impact with this introductory TED talk by the father of the Web himself, Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
You can also watch this video on TED.com: http://www.ted.com/talks/tim_berners_lee_on_the_next_web.html
The audio seems to blank out as he closes the talk, so here are those final words as taken from the transcript:
And when you connect data together, you get power in a way that doesn't happen just with the web, with documents. You get this really huge power out of it. So, we're at the stage now where we have to do this — the people who think it's a great idea. (audio stops here) And all the people — and I think there's a lot of people at TED who do things because — even though there's not an immediate return on the investment because it will only really pay off when everybody else has done it — they'll do it because they're the sort of person who just does things which would be good if everybody else did them. OK, so it's called linked data. I want you to make it. I want you to demand it. And I think it's an idea worth spreading.


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I love to shape my creativity: it's amazing discovering how an idea can materialize from a heap of beads, seed beads, stones..
This is my Black Dahlia bracelet. I realize this new design using fashion color combination. You can enjoy to make it using different colors of superDuos or twin beads, Swarovski crystals, seed beads. The bracelet is composed by 5 modules: the total lenght is 17cm.
In the photos, I show how is possible making earrings with the same module of the bracelet.
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Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over market movements, we do like to keep an eye on big changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis.
What: Shares of Perfect World (UNKNOWN: PWRD.DL ) , a China-based online video game developer, soared as much as 13% after the company reported better-than-expected first-quarter results.
So what: For the quarter, Perfect World reported a nearly 12% decline in year-over-year revenue to $100.6 million with adjusted EPS falling to $0.49. However, these results were considerably better than the $98.8 million in revenue and $0.47 in EPS that Wall Street was expecting. CEO Robert Xiao accepted that sales have recently been soft, but is keeping the company focused on its pipeline of upcoming games. Looking ahead, Perfect World forecast second-quarter revenue in a range of $105.6 million to $110.7 million, which is slightly higher than the $104.1 million consensus estimate.
Now what: Perfect World's results certainly speak to the uncertainty surrounding the gaming sector all over the world, but the thesis behind the run higher today makes sense. Much of the gaming console and content commoditization that we've witnessed in the U.S. just isn't mature enough to occur in China, leaving plenty of room for margin expansion for developers like Perfect World. In addition, the company is loaded with cash and it pays a handsome 3% yield. It could take time before the results turn markedly higher here, but the growing wealth of China's middle-class is certain to keep developers at Perfect World busy.
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The Circle for Asian American Literary Studies (CAALS) invites papers for a panel that addresses the growing number of Asian American writers working in alternative prose fiction genres such as mystery/detective/crime fiction, romance/"chick lit", science fiction, graphic novels, or any other genre that falls under the categorization of "genre fiction." Once thought of as a literature of "ill-repute" by the belletristic mainstream, genre fiction was long relegated to the margins of the literary academe. Many Asian American texts were first published by small presses and/or university presses, but more recently, mass market and trade publishers have been promoting a number of titles written by Asian American authors. We seek papers on works by Asian American writers who consciously choose to write genre fiction as a subversive or complicit narrative act. The aim of the panel is to investigate whether Asian American genre fiction expands or constrains the models and vocabularies of Asian American literary representation by negotiating established formal and thematic conventions, navigating the demands of fan culture and the publishing market, and interrogating genre fiction's pop-cultural cachet vis-ŕ-vis what Sven Birkerts calls "literature with a capital L."
Please email a 250-word abstract and a two-page CV to BOTH Betsy Huang and Greta Niu, co-chairs, by January 10, 2008. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
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Clark University
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Date of Stay: July, 2013
The airport noise during the day can't be missed, but at night the airport stops operation and it's relatively quiet. We're here to visit the area so the day noise is no big deal. The park is a short distance from downtown and the traffic, while heavy, is not to bad. Friendly people in the office and staying here too. The "dog park" across the street isn't much, but there is a city fenced in park 6 minutes away. We'll stay again.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
Nice state park. The hook-ups were good and 30 amps was enough. We actually got antenna reception. The camp hosts were around and helpful and friendly. We will stay again when we are back this way.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
We stayed in site #7 and had to work at getting in. The trees were brushing the sides of our coach and the slides were in the leaves. Forget about the awning. We were 100 yards from the office and the Wi-Fi signal was terrible. I had to sit outside the office to send this as it was the only location for a decent signal. The freeway noise is non-stop and being 50 yards from Highway 101, it's loud. Beggars can't be choosers and its one week before the Fourth of July, so here we are for 2 nights, but we won't be back.
Date of Stay: April, 2012
What a great place! We came as a group so we received a group rate. Even at full price, this is definitely worth the price. The golf course is wonderful, the pools and spa are clean and hot, laundry rooms are clean and "cool". About the only thing I could ask for is a little lower temperature, but if you're in the desert in April, it's going to be "warm". Our site was clean and the "sand" beyond the concrete pad was raked and debris clean. We were escorted to our site ensuring that we did not protrude into the street. Nice touch. The "camp hosts" were around all the time and while not intrusive, they always wanted to know if there was anything we needed. GREAT PLACE!!
Date of Stay: September, 2010
Doc and Al's is located in a wonderful setting. it's just to bad that the staff isn't just as wonderful. They don't take reservations and we decided to chance it and go there anyway. When we arrived we were told to just go look for a spot with full hook ups. When we "looked" there were no full hoop ups available. Back to the office and once again were to to just go find a spot. We decided to dry camp on the grassy area for the night. We located a park with full hook ups and left the next day. I will not stay there again. It's to bad because being on Robinson Creek is really great.
Date of Stay: February, 2009
It's a nice park but the posted rate does not include the $5 per night tax and the $4 per night per dog charge. If someone had picked up the dog waste other campers had left behind, it wouldn't have bothered me as much. Since it was there and I still had to pay, I was not a happy camper. Don't look for me to return: too much $$$$ for what you get!
Date of Stay: February, 2009
The sites are for 40 ft max. Much more than that and you will be in the next site. Our neighbors were friendly and cooperative. There is a sign posted on the money collection post warning of theft and advising that you should not leave anything outside but rather store it out of sight. We chained our bikes to our coach and had not issues. We will be back and yes its "dry camping" but worth it for the view and beach.
Date of Stay: December, 2008
Like other reviewers, I only have good things to say. We wanted wood, they delivered. We wanted to wash our coach, they delivered a hose. Needless to say, the people at the gate were wonderful. While the lake was low on water, the view was not. The dogs had lots to sniff and a great place to do it in. Whatever you do, don't tell anyone about this place, I want to be able to get in again.
Date of Stay: December, 2008
I agree with the other reviewers, this place is great. It's close to the interstate so there is some road noise but not enough to keep me away. I'll stay here again when traveling. Nice desk staff, escorted to our site with raked gravel. "Maggies" on Friday night, CC cookies when we checked in, breakfast in the AM, really nice long dog run. As they say in California, "I'll be back".
Date of Stay: December, 2008
This is the best park in town. Yes the site are gravel and so is the road in the park, but it's fairly level and maintained. The people at the desk are friendly and helpful. We were escorted to our site. We have two dogs and wanted to be close to the large grassy dog run so they assigned us a close site.
Date of Stay: November, 2008
The people at the entrance gate were wonderful. We wanted some fire wood and they delivered to our site #19. We had a great view of the lake and although the lake was low on water, it was still great. Clean site, great for kids and dogs. Tons of places to eat and countless things to do. If you're here in November and December, don't miss the "ICE" display at the Gaylord Hotel. Fantastic life size ice carvings.It's a long way from home but we will stay again and would detour to stay here.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
Like the other reviewers, I found this to be a wonderful park. It's clean, well kept, the staff is friendly and helpful. The fenced dog run is well kept. I would have rated this park higher but for the nightly rate. I think that $90 per night is excessive. At $20 less it would be a ten. We will probably stay there again as we cannot stay as the state park across the freeway due to rig size.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
I would have rated this park higher except we were assigned a space next to the security check entrance and adjoining a storage building. We could not extend our awning and the space was definitely small. We were told that the space would be upgraded this year and it definitely needs it. The sewer vent is next to the site and smells badly. The power and water connections need fixing too. On the plus side, it's a great place for kids and has great access to the beach and dogs are allowed. There is an on site restaurant but it's not opern everyday. We will definitely stay here again but will be reserving a specific site.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
Like others we found the trip in towing a car to be unsettling, and the single lane bridge spooky to say the least. It's a remote location with in a wooded area that's nice. You need a car to get around Carmel and Monterey as driving your rig in here is tough. I wouldn't want to meet another rig on the single lane road in here, but the owners say they have never had a problem. We will hook up to the car once we are out of here. Yes, there are some dogs roaming and ours had to be on the leash and yes there was some dog doo, but over all, it's an OK place.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
This is a great park! The staff was friendly and check in was easy. We were on the "hill" and the view was nice. The dog area was was well kept. I will stay there again when wine tasting in the area.


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To paraphrase his co-star's catchphrase from "The Terminator," Michael Biehn won't be back.
He won't be coming back to El Paso, that is.
Biehn, known for his roles in "The Terminator" and "Aliens," attended this past weekend's EP-CON at the El Paso convention center to sign autographs and meet fans on Saturday and Sunday but will be leaving Monday with some bad memories of the city. His wife, Jennifer Blanc-Biehn, also attended the show.
The couple said the promoter of the show, Julian Lawler, did not fulfill the terms of their contract. A copy of the contract, which was shown to ABC-7. stated Biehn was guaranteed to be paid $12,000 by the promoter at the official end of EP-CON.
"They stiffed us for $6,500," Biehn said in a phone conversation late Sunday night. "We were irate and unhappy. I sat for three hours after the time I was supposed to leave, waiting to get paid. I've done a lot of these shows and never been ripped off. I have a contract with Julian."
Things got heated with Jennifer having words with Lawler.
"He (Lawler) kept sending this heavy-set guy to move me around. I got into it with him. No punches were thrown but the police got called in," Biehn said of his confrontation with a man he said was about 6-foot-2 and 230 pounds. "I sat with police officers for about three hours, waiting to get paid."
Jennifer and her husband said Lawler did not make an effort to work out how Biehn could get paid the rest of the amount, perhaps even through a series of payments.
"I would love for them to clear it up, and maybe an apology," Jennifer said.
Lawler said he tried to pay Biehn but that Biehn didn't want to be paid how Lawler was going to pay him.
"We were trying to pay him early but he didn't want to take a check," Lawler said in a phone conversation late Sunday night. "We were using our revenue to pay some of the actors. Our attendance wasn't as great as I thought it would be and he didn't want to take a check. He wanted cash. So I paid the other actors and by the time, I guess he changed his mind, I was out of funds. So I'll have to pay him later."
Lawler said Biehn would be paid in the next few days when the event is streamed.
"So we should be fine. We'll get caught up," Lawler said.
A post on EP-CON's Facebook page Sunday night stated "So here's the best part!!!! Anyone who didn't get to check out EPCON 2012 live, you can check it out on iTunes for $1.99 so if you missed it, you get a second chance....stay tuned!!!!!"
"Talking to the Biehns, they're not exactly the nicest people on the block," Lawler said by phone. "They had a confrontation with the event manager at the convention center."
Biehn said Carol McNeal was the one cutting checks for the event and that she was "rude." McNeal is director of Facility Sales and Marketing for the El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) which operates the convention center.
"She's very nasty," Biehn said. "Rarely have I ever been treated that way. We were just trying to be paid and sitting there."
CVB officials issued a statement Monday afternoon disputing Biehn's assertion that McNeal was rude to him.
"This is not factual. Ms. McNeal at no time spoke with Mr. Biehn or had any direct or indirect interactions with him. Ms. McNeal is only responsible for approving payments made from box office funds and is not involved in Mr. Lawler's obligations or his failure to pay the talent. As reported by KVIA, Mr. Biehn was physically aggressive with venue event staff, at one point forcing his way in to the secured venue box office. Police were brought in to help secure the box office and prevent further aggressive actions towards venue staff.," according to the CVB statement.
It's not a case of Hollywood actors pulling an attitude, Biehn said.
"There's no ego," Biehn said. "I didn't take lunches. I gave away a lot of pictures and autographs to kids and people in the service."
Biehn said other actors and some EP-CON workers were partially paid or not paid at all. (Editor's Note: The phone call interview with Lawler dropped out. Subsequent calls went to his voicemail inbox, which was full. A text and email were sent to Lawler asking him to comment on Biehn's claims about other actors and workers not getting paid. A comment by Lawler on those claims has not been received.)
Biehn said what happened to him and others does not look good for El Paso.
"It's a stain on your city," Biehn said.
The El Paso Convention Center operates the venue box office, selling tickets to the event. The funds received from ticket sales were held by the Convention Center on behalf of Lawler. At the conclusion of the event, these funds were made available to Lawler to pay event expenses.


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Random thoughts while wondering how Tom Watson lost the British Open on a putt I could've made:
INDIAN SUMMER: Don't look now, but the Indians appear to have begun a modest second-half run.
All of a sudden, they're getting good starting pitching from guys not named Cliff Lee and some of the slumbering bats - most notably that of Jhonny Peralta - have come to life.
It's too little and too late, of course. But it does remind us a little of last season, when the Indians made a couple of deadline deals (see ya, CC Sabathia and Casey Blake) after a terrible first half, suddenly started winning games and finished 81-81.
Even if the Tribe stays hot for a while and makes a run at .500 this season, should it be enough to save manager Eric Wedge's job? Perhaps not. And even if Wedge comes back, a strong case can be made that some major changes will be made on his coaching staff.
PLAYING PUTT-PUTT: Remember, I said I could've made that putt, not that I would have made it.
No offense to Stewart Cink, who did what he had to do, but what a letdown after a four-day buildup to what could have been the feel-good story of the year.
Watson, 59 and with an artificial hip, was an 8-foot putt from becoming the oldest man to win a major tournament.
I watched the finish in a bar and restaurant on waterfront in Portland, Maine. There were about two dozen people crowded into a corner, watching as Watson struck the putt. Every one of us seemed to realize in an instant it had no chance.
I knew then the tournament belonged to Cink.
Jack Nicklaus was 46 when he won the Masters in 1986. That was a huge deal, so imagine how monumental a moment it would have been had Watson held on at Turnberry.
I'd always respected Nicklaus, but as a kid, I always rooted for Watson when the two went head-to-head. Their 1977 "duel in the sun" at Turnberry went Watson's way, but Nicklaus was best golfer in the world in the late 1970s.
A decade later, Nicklaus was well into the down side of his career, but that magical weekend in Augusta was a terrific reminder of what he could do and what he meant to golf.
Watson didn't win last week, but staying at or near the top of the leaderboard that entire weekend at Turnberry was an incredible accomplishment for a guy who became eligible for the Senior Tour almost a decade ago.
LIKE A VIRGIN: It's hard to believe a reporter asked Tim Tebow if he was still a virgin during the Southeastern Conference media day festivities last week.
Does anyone care? Is it anyone's business? What does the sex life of a quarterback - or lack thereof, as Tebow admitted with a laugh - have to do with the Florida Gators' prospects this season?
That was another example of the erosion of common decency and respect that has taken place over the years.
Another was the now-infamous Erin Andrews video. Here's hoping those responsible are identified and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.


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iLL Camille readies her listeners for her upcoming, sophomore project ILLUSTRATED by giving us her 3rd official drop from the album. The Westside is definitely in the house as iLL Camille adds Polyester to the mix, "On My Cool Sh!t" is a laidback, after-the-after-party, B.Y.O.B, type of track you can CREEZ to.
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While no cases of meningitis linked to a contaminated batch of pain medication have been reported in Pennsylvania, an Altoona pain clinic has returned all suspect pharmaceutical products as a precautionary move.
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During a news conference, Allegheny Pain Management officials reiterated that no patients had been treated with the recalled medicine, methylprednisolone.
All 50 vials of the medicine at the clinic were unused and returned to the Massachusetts-based manufacturing company. Additionally, the clinic pulled every medication from New England Compounding Center as a precautionary measure, he said.
Batches of methylprednisolone medication dated from June 11 to Sept. 27 were recalled by the company after being linked to a type of fungal meningitis, Drass said.
"As far as we know, the recalled batch from Allegheny Pain Management was not from the contaminated lot, but rather a precautionary move," Drass said.
The medication is used to treat chronic pain and is injected near the spinal cord or into joints or muscles.
An alternative source of methylprednisolone will be used by the clinic, Drass said.
"Sigh of relief," when officials learned the medicine had not been used, Practice Administrator Lisa McElheny said.
The clinic has been contacting patients to inform them of the situation, but the clinic has been "inundated" with calls from concerned patients, Drass and McElheny said.
Officials stressed that no individuals in Pennsylvania have reported symptoms or been diagnosed with the fungal meningitis.
The first cases of fungal meningitis in connection with the contaminated medication were reported in Tennessee. The medication was shipped to 23 states and thirty-four cases and five deaths have been reported, according to information from the Allegheny County Health Department.
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Castellane Pasta with Sausage, Peppers, Cherry Tomatoes, and Marjoram
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Servings: 4 to 6
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 pound hot Italian sausage, casings removed
- 2 red bell peppers, chopped (about 2 cups)
- 1 large onion, chopped (about 2 cups)
- 2 1/2 teaspoons chopped fresh marjoram
- 2 12-ounce packages cherry tomatoes
- 12 ounces castellane (long oval shells) or fusilli pasta
- 5 ounces crumbled goat cheese
Heat oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add sausages; sauté until browned, breaking up with back of fork, about 5 minutes. Add peppers and onion; sauté until soft and onion is golden brown, about 13 minutes. Stir in marjoram, then tomatoes. Simmer until tomatoes soften and release their juices, crushing with back of fork, about 5 minutes. Season generously to taste with salt and pepper.
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Alma Mae Altergott
June 21, 1915-Aug. 18, 2012
Age: 97
Residence: Evans
Alma Mae Altergott passed away peacefully in her Evans home on Aug. 18, 2012. She was blessed to have family by her side. Alma resided with her daughter, Darla Pisciotti, for the last 10 years. Hospice & Palliative Care of Northern Colorado assisted Alma for the past six months.
She was born on June 21, 1915, on the family's farm in Carroll County near Paulsboro, Ill. Her parents were Robert John Williamson and Nettie (Law) Williamson.
Alma was self employed as a cosmetologist, owning her own businesses in Kimball, Neb., and Scottsbluff, Neb., in the late 1940s through mid 1950s. She was also a certified cosmetology instructor in Scottsbluff. She enjoyed golfing, playing bridge and entertaining friends.
Survivors include her son, Robert Koller and wife, Anne Koller, of France; her daughter, Darla Pisciotti and husband, Gordon Pisciotti of Evans; her grandchildren, Luke Mitchell of Evans, Jeremy Mitchell and wife, Randi Rae Blakesly of Denver, and Rob Koller and wife, Sue Koller of Laramie, Wyo. The great-grandchildren are Monique Koller of Laramie, Wyo., Brandon Blakesly and Xander Blakesly of Denver. The stepgrandchildren are Angela and Tim Armijo; Jonathan Pisciotti and fiancé, Candy Vasco, and Melissa Pisciotti; along with the stepgreat-grandchildren, Jaelynn and Addison Armijo.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Carl Altergott, of Greeley; and her parents, Robert and Nettie Williamson of Mount Carrol, Ill.
A celebration of life will be held at 3 p.m., on Aug. 26, 2012, at the Vineyard Church of Greeley, 1015 9th Ave. for family and friends. Memorial gifts may be made to Hospice of Northern Colorado through Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 West 28th St., Greeley, CO, 80634. Please visit www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guestbook.
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April 23, 1920-Aug. 22, 2012
Age: 92
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Antonio Rodriguez, 92, of Greeley, died Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012, at his daughter's home. Antonio was born on April 23, 1920, in Rancho Taretan, Gto., Mexico to Octaviano and Celsa (Tejas) Rodriguez.
Antonio married Juana Hernandez on May 23, 1940, in Aldama, Gto., Mexico. They moved to Texas in 1945, settling in Las Rusias, Texas. The family moved to the Greeley area in 1957, living here since. He worked for several farmers in Weld County. He later worked for Great Western Sugar Factory in Eaton. He then worked for Flat Iron Paving Company for 15 years and retired in 1985.
Antonio was a member of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church. He enjoyed the outdoors and taking walks. He enjoyed watching baseball and All-Star Wrestling. He liked to sing and dance. Antonio was a very good pool player. He enjoyed playing dominoes and cards. He also liked to garden. He was a very hard worker. Above all was his love for his wife, his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was very giving and ready to help those in need.
Antonio is survived by his wife, Juana of Greeley; seven daughters, Maria Luisa Rodriguez (Gabriel) of Irapuato, Gto., Mexico, Virginia Huerta (Jose) and Silvia Gonzalez (Adan) all of Greeley; Rosemary Ramirez (Anthony) of Commerce City, Yolanda Jorgensen (Kent) of Hurley, S.D., Janie Quiroz (Jose) of LaSalle and Connie Lopez (Danny) of Greeley; four sons, Arturo Rodriguez (Sofia), Antonio Rodriguez, Jr., Joe Rodriguez (Louisa) and Manuel Rodriguez (Norma) all of Greeley; a sister, Martiliana Rodriguez of Mesa, Ariz.; two brothers, Pablin Rodriguez of Mexico and Pedro Rodriguez (Ernestina) of Greeley; 41 grandchildren; 60 great-grandchildren; and 14 great-great-grandchildren. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews, but had a special bond with his niece and nephew, Esperanza and Estevan.
Antonio was preceded in death by three sisters, Rufina, Maria and Jovita; and two brothers, Benjamin and Savino.
Friends may visit 2-5 p.m., Sunday at Stoddard Funeral Home. Recitation of the Rosary at 7 p.m., Sunday at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m., Monday at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Please visit www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guestbook.


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Credit crunch puts healthcare facility on hold
Whidbey General Hospital's new South End healthcare facility at Bayview has been put on indefinite hold because of the economy, officials said.
Late last year the hospital's board approved acquiring $18 million in revenue bonds to construct the two-story South Healthcare Services Center on hospital-owned land across Highway 525 from Bayview Shopping Center.
"The banks have stopped loaning money," said Trish Rose, hospital spokesperson.
She said hospital officials will continue to pursue permits for the project, while searching for other means of funding.
Rose said the hospital is pushing for a piece of the new federal economic stimulus package, expected to be completed soon.
"They're looking for projects that can be ready to go in 90 days," Rose said. "This perfectly fits that criteria."
She said hospital and local officials have compiled a package of information about the project and have passed it on to the island's state and federal representatives.
In the information package, labeled "Ready to Go," officials stress that the project would provide 100 to 150 regional construction jobs for up to a year and a half, and as many as 30 new permanent healthcare and support jobs once the facility is built.
It also would inject millions of dollars of construction revenue into the region, Rose said.
"But there are bound to be other projects looking for the same money," she added. "It's a question of who gets it and who doesn't."
The 24,000-square-foot structure, designed by Mahlum Architects of Seattle, is projected to cost about $10 million and would centralize patient services offered in the South End.
Construction was scheduled to begin this spring, before money tightened up, with completion a year later.
"We're just making sure we have all our ducks in line," Rose said. "If we're selected, we can go forward. This could be a really great thing for us."
The new South End facility is projected to offer home healthcare, a rural health clinic, a lab, rehabilitation services, digital imaging, oncology and medical ambulatory care, a wellness center, and community outreach and education.
Meanwhile, the credit crunch hasn't slowed work on the hospital's new Emergency Medical Services building next to Bayview Center.
The 4,500-square-foot EMS structure, funded by a levy approved in 2006 and being built along Highway 525 near Bayview Road, is also designed by Mahlum Architects and is expected to cost about $2.2 million total.
The building is being constructed by Corstone Contractor of Snohomish.
It's expected to be completed in late May, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in June, Rose said.
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