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MCKNHM Architekten BDA Mark Mückenheim
Konkordiastrasse 61 40219 Düsseldorf Germany / Deutschland
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MCKNHM is an architecture firm that operates within various cross-disciplinary design fields. For more than fifteen years, Mark Mückenheim, the founder of MCKNHM Architects contributed to building research and teaching in the field of architectural design. His strong belief that architecture is much more than a service and that architectural quality is able to deliver a surplus value that is capable of elevating how we experience and enjoy our life, is reflected in the way MCKNHM Architects are designing buildings for a wide variety of clients, locations and uses, intelligently and sustainably responding to the specifics of their site, brief and needs of the possible users.
MCKNHM Architects is working on architectural and urban planning projects that cover a diverse range of schemes and programs of various scales and locations. The firm's committed professional network includes architects, engineers, landscape architects, designers and artists of various intellectual and specialized design expertise. These selected experts are involved in every phase of the design and building process. Trough an intense collaboration within this network, MCKNHM Architects always strives to realize individual, innovative and yet sustainable and efficient solutions that oftentimes incorporate the use of up-to-date technology and knowledge.
MCKNHM Architects render themselves independent of any design boundaries or methods: each encountered assignment is different and is treated as such. The guiding force behind their work follows a conceptually driven design approach leading to a comprehensive design strategy. Their design work is therefore a resultant of intense project oriented investigations that is also reflected in the active engagement of teaching, research and the collaboration with different architecture schools and institutions. This integrated design attitude allows for the architecture to develop from the different parameters set by the client, site, location and the specific requirements of any given assignment. The way MCKNHM Architects approach a task is, that possible problems are not seen as obstacles but rather chances and opportunities to develop innovative, yet tangible solutions for the world we would like to live in.
MCKNHM Architects has received national and international awards. It has been featured in various international book and journal publications and has also gained reputation through a number of exhibitions in Germany and abroad.
MCKNHM Architects is a full service firm licensed in Germany and the European Union. The firm provides their architectural design services worldwide. International projects are completed together with international partners, licensed local firms and contractors.
Mark Mückenheim is a licensed architect in Germany and the European Union, the principal of MCKNHM Architects, and the co-author of the book "Inspiration - contemporary design methods in architecture" released by BIS Publishers in 2012. Before establishing his own architecture practice in 2001, he worked and collaborated with different architecture firms in Germany, USA and England, gaining extensive experience from concept to realization on various projects of internationally recognized design excellence. His award winning work has been featured in various international book and journal publications and has also gained reputation through a number of exhibitions in Germany and abroad - most recently the house of architecture in Lille, France, the German Architecture center in Berlin and the 12th Architecture Biennale in Venice.
Mark Mückenheim has lectured and acted as a guest critic at numerous institutions in Germany and abroad. Among other schools, he taught for more than six years at the distinguished RWTH Aachen before being appointed as a visiting professor at the TU Munich from 2009 to 2012. Since 2013, he is appointed as the graduate director of the School of Architecture at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.
Educated in Germany, the United States, and England, sponsored by a Fulbright scholarship and a DAAD grant from the German government, Mückenheim received his Master of Architecture from Parsons School of Design, New York, and his Graduate Diploma in Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.
Collaborators and project partners: Relja Arnautovic, Juliane Demel, Marc Frohn, Andres Fritzen, Neil Henk, Niels Jonkhans, Sandra Kauls, Omar Mansour, Mathis Osterhage, Stefan Rinnebach, Carolin Risselmann, Stefan Sous, Frank Zising, 03Muenchen urban planning Munich, club L94 landscape architects, Peter Drecker landscape architects,Grontmij structural engineers, GTL landscape architects, rmp landscape architects, Visual Department communication and graphic designers
Consultants: Arup, Fuehrer, Kosch, Juerges structural engineers Aachen, Grontmij structural engineers, Peutz acoustical engineers Nijmwegen, Ingenieurbüro Liebkies structural engineer, HL_Technik technical engineers, Winter Ingenieure technical engineers, Integralingenieure technical engineers, Nina Nicolaisen exhibition design, Heinke Haberland artist, TEN Trümper-Erpenbach-Nordhausen GmbH technical engineers, knp.bauphysik technical engineers, Club L94 landscape architects, GTL landscape architects, Peter Drecker landscape architects, Gunther Fischer landscape architect, Greenbox landscape architects, Geo-Consult engineers, Peutz Consult engineers, Ingenieurbüro Günter engineers, ÖbVI Blinken und Töpfer land surveyors, Mareike Foecking photographer
Current and former Staff: Melanie Buschbell, Rafael Drzymalla, Suat Eriz, Sascha Glasl, Julia Gross, Inara Jaunzeme, Melanie Klaehn, Marcia Krieger, Carina Kurzhals, Monika Lottritz, Takeshi Ogura, Mirjam Patz, Sima Rusom, Andrea Schmeiing, Denise Stella, Moritz Schwarz, Kerstin Tulke, Vasilena R. Vassilev
"Inspiration - contemporary design method in architecture" Mark Mückenheim and Juliane Demel (authors) 256 page book publication by BIS Publishers Amsterdam - 235 x 295 mm, Hard Cover, Color and Black and White - Englisch ISBN-10: 9063692676 / ISBN-13: 978-9063692674
"Schaumagazin Brauweiler" RARA magazine for contemporary art and architecture (April/May issue 2012) Guatemala
"Architecture of Low Energy Consumption" Book publication by Jiangsu People's Publishing House - ifeng space, Shanghai, Hardcover, 384 pages Chinese and English ISBN:978-7-214- 07517-8
"Architecture Competition Works" book publication by Jiangsu People's Publishing House - ifeng space, Shanghai, Hardcover, 416 pages Chinese and English ISBN:978-7-214-07279-5
"Architecture Exploring" Book Publication Rihan Int. Culture Spread, Hong Kong, 2011 ISBN:978-988-19485-7-1
"Visons" FRAME magazine Issue #83 November/December 2011
"vegetal architecture" Beaux Arts Magazine (Issue N* 327) in Paris France
Architecture File Vol. 1" e-book published by Rihan International Culture Publisher, Hong Kong, China and Art Book Centre Digital Limited in London
"Mobile Architecture" book publication Damdi Korea - ISBN 978-89-91111-71-4
"Architectural Model - lead to design" book publication DAMDI Architecture Publishing Co. LTD - Hard Cover, English / Korean: ISBN 978-89-91111-67-7
"Dream Architecture" book publication Rihan International Culture Publisher in Hong Kong, China and Edition Axel Menges (English and German) - Hardcover: 372 pages ISBN 3-936681-45-7 / ISBN 978-3-936681-45-1
"Concept Architecture" book publication by Rihan International Culture Hong Kong Publisher Hardcover: 276 pages ISBN-10: 9881780594 / ISBN-13: 978-9881780591
"Future Architecture" book publication by Linksbooks Barcelona - including work by FRAMA Architects, Emergent, Zaha Hadid, UN Studio, Daniel Liebeskind, MVRDV, NOX and many more. ISBN-10: 8492796804 / ISBN-13: 978-8492796809
"Portfolio" 1088 page 5 book collection "Special Issue" series (Special Issue #8) by DAMDI Architecture Publishing Co. LTD, South Korea - including work by 107 architects, artists and designers from around the world - ISBN 978-89-91111-61-5
ADS1 book publication by the Royal College of Art edited by Roberto Bottazzi & Tobias Klein - article: "global networks, economic change and responsive digital environments" by Mark Mückenheim ISBN: 97-8-1-905000-87-6
"A+D" Book Publication by Southbank University edited by Ken Kinugasa Tsui and Tobias Klein - with a foreword by Peter Cook South Bank College and stock|woolstencroft - London UK. ISBN: 978-0-9560514-0-0
"Hong kong Design Center" Coverstory D+A Chile - issue number 7 (May/June 2008)
"Top 10 Architects under 40 in Germany" online-publication newitalianblood.com - Milan, Italy
"Contemporary Prefab Houses" Book- publication, daab - fusion publishing Los Angeles / Frankfurt ISBN: 978-3-86654-022-4
"1000 Thinkers 1000 Postcards Architecture and the mail" - Book-publication i.E. Architectural League New York, USA.
"1000x European Architecture" - Book-publication, Braun Publishing House, Berlin. ISBN 10: 3-938780-10-X - ISBN 13: 978-3-938780-10-X
"Projects" - Architecture Plus Magazine, Issue 11 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
"Interview Mark Mückenheim" deutsches architektenblatt - Berlin (issue March 2006)
"Pop Up" - TV show about urban culture, RTP channel - Lisbon, Portugal (Jan. 2006)
"K.west" - cultural magazine - Düsseldorf, Germany (December).
"Kunstförderpreis des Landes NRW" - catalog for the sponsorship award of the state of NRW, Germany, for most promising artist in the field of architecture.
"Snapshots of a new Aesthetic" - online-publication at designklicks.com in conjunction with Spiegel Online – Hamburg (Sept. 2005).
"contemporary architecture" - Beaux Arts Magazine (July Issue), written by Céline Saraiva - Paris, France.
"portable architecture" - Book-publication, Linksbooks - Barcelona, Spain - ISBN: 84-89861-38-2
"Agora - dreams and Visions" - L'ARCA - Magazine, coverstory - Milan, Italy.
"the loop" BUGA Schwerin - Wettbewerbe Aktuell, competition magazine, Germany.
"designboom" - MACEF design Award, online-publication, Milan, Italy.
The Grand Museum of Egypt - by Yasser Mansour The Egyptian Ministry of Culture American University in Cairo Press, 2003 - ISBN 9773054713, 9789773054717
"new italian blood" - online-publication, Milan, Italy.
"Nam June Paik Museum catalog" - competition results, Kyonggi Cultural Foundation South Korea.
"taschen's 1000 favourite websites" - Book-publication, Taschen Verlag Cologne. English, French, German: ISBN 3-8228-2586-7 / Japanese: ISBN 4-88783-252-4
"Lebe Wohl, der letze Abschied" - Book-publication with the finalists of the international competition, Arnoldsche Publishers, Stuttgart, Germany - ISBN 3-89790-182-X.
"urban farming" - Arch+ Magazine 163, publication for the Arch+ Price 2002 - Aachen and Berlin.
"Unit 20" - Book-publication, Actar publishers, Barcelona Spain - ISBN 84–9705–275-7
"Genius Loci" - Architecture Plus Magazine, Issue 02 (October) - Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
"and we all shine on ..." competition results cemetery of the future, Stuttgart Wettbewerbe Aktuell, competition magazine, Germany.
"Urban Hubris" - exhibition catalog "Spacesuit - Raumanzug" Club A, Cologne Germany.
"ad-hefte: Hommage à Bernhard Pfau" - book publication "ad series" PBSA - Düsseldorf.
Exhibition and spatial installations of selected student design projects from the chair for fundamentals of design as part of the Open Studio exhibition at the TU Munich
Serlachius Museum Gösta Competition - Serlachius Fine Art Foundation Gustaf Museum, R. Erik Serlachiuksen katu 2, Mänttä, Finland.
Installation "Desire for Identity" at the German pavilion at the 12th Architecture Biennale in Venice by the chair for design methodology and representation Prof. Mark Mückenheim Technical University Munich, department of architecture. Mark Mückenheim, Juliane Demel, Harry Dobrzanski, Peter Schmid and Maren Weitz. Participating students: Benedikt Bührle, Dorian Cani, Tatiana Galitzine, Franziska Gehrmann, Manuel Gemoll, Maximilian Kimmel, Bertram Landwehrlin, Daniel Lechner, Bin Lin, Victoria Lippsmeier, Astrid Neukirch, Doris Stranninger, Robert Strasser, Irina Vorontrova, Ran Xu.
Exhibition "small-scale models in architecture" at the Maison De L'Architecture in Lille, France (House for Architecture Lille) curated by Celine Saraiva (www.mav-npdc.com) (February - April 2010).
Exhibition of student and research results of the chair for architectural design methodology and representation Prof. Mark Mueckenheim, Immatrikulationhall at the TU-Munich (Feb. 2010).
"Vision" beyond media festival at the Stazione Leopolda in Florence, Italy (July 9 to 17, 2009)
BDA travelling exhibititon "New New" University of Cottbus, Germany (March-May 2009).
Competition results Schaumagazin Abtei Brauweiler exhibition at the Landschaftsverband Rheinland in Cologne (January 2009)
BDA travelling exhibititon "New New" German Architecture Center - DAZ, Berlin (Jan.-Feb. 2009).
BDA travelling exhibititon "New New" German Architecture Center - DAZ, Berlin (November / December).
BDA travelling exhibititon "New New" - September 19th to September 26th 2008
PLAN08 architecture fair - Cologne
BDA travelling exhibititon "New New" - June 15th to August 29th 2008 im KAP FORUM Cologne
BDA travelling exhibititon "New New" in der Residence Munich (June).
Latvian Architecture Exhibition - Student projects of the chair of building science and architectural design - RWTH Aachen in Riga, Latvia (February / March)
"Adaptable Surfaces" - Exhibition of student projects University of Applied Arts Vienna Exhibition Center Sala Terrena, Heiligenkreuzerhof Wien (December)
Design Biennale Riga - Exhibition of student projects of the chair of building science and architectural design - RWTH Aachen in Riga, Latvia (September - October).
Competition results "Skatepark Dresden", city hall Dresden (August).
Competition results "Erweiterung der Kunsthalle Bremen", at the Kunsthall Bremen (August).
Competition results 2nd phase "Landmarke Lausitzer Seenplatte", Lausitz (April).
MACEF spring salon, finalists of the MACEF Design Award - international design fair, Milan, Italy. (January-February).
"urban farming" - Exhibition of experimental architecture at the University of Tokyo (January-March).
Competition results BUGA Schwerin, city hall Schwerin (April).
"Laborprobe" Weisslack - architecture book store, Dresden (July).
Competition results "Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm - Zentrum" Senate headquaters for urban development, Berlin (September).
"Unit 20" Exhibition of the Bartlett Unit 20 at Valencia School of Architecture Spain (September).
Competition results "urban island" Northern Osaka Station Area chuo-koukaido hall – Osaka, Japan (March).
Competition results "Grand Egyptian Museum" Competition Building - Cairo, Egypt (August).
"Lebe Wohl" Exhibition at Economy-Club Hannover-Langenhagen, Germany (September-December).
"Lebe Wohl" Exhibition at state trade headquaters, Stuttgart (June - July).
"Lebe Wohl" Exhibition at the house of commerce, Stuttgart (September-December).
"Raumanzug / Spacesuit - Urban Hubris", Exhibition of a postcard project by "Club A" at Plan02 international architecture fair and symposium, Cologne (September).
UIA Berlin, Exhibition of student projects of the BU Wuppertal in integrated architectural design at the UIA Berlin (January).
"Radical Architecture II" Exhibition of experimental Architecture at the Museum of Applied Arts Cologne (September).
"urban farming" Bartfest 2001 - Exhibition at the Bartlett School of Architecture London, England (June).
"Space-X" Exhibition at Aronson Gallery, New York (April).
Exhibition for the NAAB - Acreditation of the architecture department at Parsons School of Design, New York (project: "the horizontal façade") (February).
"the colours of Pollock" (4 ink on mylar drawings) Exhibition at the 26E. 13th Street Gallery New York. (April).
"Highrises in Düsseldorf" (2 architecture mixed media renderings of the Studyhouse by Bernhard Pfau) exhibition at the Kunsthall Düsseldorf (October).
"Hommage à Bernhard Pfau" (2 architecture mixed media renderings of the Studyhouse by Bernhard Pfau, ink, pencil, colored pencil and chalk) exhibition at the Studyhouse Düsseldorf (May-June).
Guest workshop at Cologne Institute of Architectural Design (CIAD) – Cologne School of Architecture, Germany.
Guest critic at the University of Houston, College of Architecture, Texas USA.
Organizer of the international workshop week "Gestalten 2.0" at the chair for design methodology and representation at the Technical University Munich together with Tobias Klein, Dietmar Koering, Denis Vlieghe, and Peter Dell'Uva, guest teachers from the Architectural Association London, the Ecole speciale de Architecture Paris and the University of Tokyo.
Guest critic at "munichstudio UCLA" studio Prof. Peter Ebner, Munich, Germany.
Workshop and Spatial installation at the 12th international Architecture Biennale in Venice "Desire for Identity" German Pavillion 2010.
"Transformation Cube" design workshop at the Detmold School of Architecture.
Guest critic as part of the "End of Year Show" at the Southern California Institute of Architecture - SciArc, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
Urban Design Workshop in Bergamo, Italy Chair for principles of architectural design.
Guest Professor and Acting Chair at the department of principals of architectural design (GDG) at the Technical University Munich (TUM), Germany faculty of architecture.
Guest critic Peter Behrens School of Architecture, (PBSA) Düsseldorf - studio Prof. Anton Markus Pasing.
Guest Lecturer at Texas A&M University exchange program at the Academy for International Education in Bonn, Germany.
Guest critic at the Royal College of Art - School of Architecture, London - Diploma Unit ADS1_2.0 Roberto Bottazzi & Tobias Klein.
Guest critic at the University of Houston, College of Architecture, Texas USA - studio class of Prof. Cord Bowen
Guest critic at the University of Denver, College of Architecture, Denver USA.
Guest critic University of Utah, College of Architecture, Salt Lake City USA
Lecturer at Texas A&M University exchange program "Architecture as cultural memory" organised and executed in Germany by the Academy for International Education (AIB) Bonn, Germany.
Guest critic at the Academy for International Education Düsseldorf, exchange program with Texas A&M University, Texas, USA held in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Guest critic at the Royal College of Art - School of Architecture, London - Diploma Unit ADS1.
Guest critic - Architectural Association (AA) - Unit 3 - Naja & deOstos.
Instructor at the joint workshop of the RWTH Aachen and the University of Applied Arts Vienna - Adaptable Surface Seminar with students of the classes Zaha Hadid, Greg Lynn, Wolf D. Prix and students of RWTH Aachen, Germany.
Guest seminar CAAD at Cologne Institute of Architectural Design (CIAD) – Cologne School of Architecture, German
Master of Urban Planning NRW, Germany - Instructor at the design Workshop 2007 in cooperation with the architecture schools of Bochum, Dortmund, Cologne and Siegen.
Guest critic at the University of Westminster, London, School of Architecture and the Built Environment.
Guest critic at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.
Guest critic at the Peter Behrens School of Architecture, (PBSA) Düsseldorf.
Guest critic at Bochum School of Architecture class of Prof. Andreas Fritzen.
Guest critic at the University of Utah, College of Architecture, Salt Lake City, USA.
Instructor at Plan Project- "Cityscape - space between city-ground and city-sky" workshop at "Plan06" Cologne - organized through the BDA and the city of Cologne aided by the ministry for building and traffic of the state of Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany.
Instructor at the international Euregio Workshop - Academy van Bouwkunst Maastricht, the Netherlands.
Guest critic - Academy for International Education Düsseldorf, exchange program with Texas A&M University, Texas, USA.
Guest critic at the Bartlett School of Architecture, Unit 20, Marcos Cruz and Marjan Colletti.
Instructor at the International Euregio Workshop at Zeche Zollverein UNESCO world heritage site and at Blue Box Bochum.
Guest critic at the Peter Behrens School of Architecture (PBSA), Düsseldorf studio of Prof. Anton Markus Pasing.
Guest critic at the Academy of Art University San Francisco / USA
Cologne International School of Design (CISD), Cologne - Instructor building design seminar "Inside Out"
Assistant Professor at the RWTH Aachen / Technical University, faculty of architecture Chair ´for building science and architectural design Prof. Klaus Kada
DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) - Member of the commission for the selection of scholars in architecture.
Bergische University Wuppertal - Assistant Professor for "integrated architectural design" Wuppertal, Germany.
Southern California Institute of Architecture - SciArc, Los Angeles - Guest critic and assistant thesis advisor with Edwin Chan.
Parsons School of Design New York - Teaching Assistant for digital representation and freehand sketching.
"Holistic Design Concepts in Research and Teaching" Lecture at the Cologne Institute of Architectural Design (CIAD) - Cologne School of Architecture, Germany.
"Holistic Design Concepts in Research and Teaching" Lecture at the TU Munich, Faculty of Architecture.
"Why Design" lecture at Rhein Main School of Architecture, Wiesbaden, Germany.
"Inspiration" lecture at University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture summer lecture series 2012 Houston, TX USA.
"Inspiration" lecture at Georgia Tech, College of Architecture summer lecture series 2012 Atlanta, GA USA.
"Fresh, Rapid and Miraculous ..." lecture as a part of the summer lecture series at the University of applied Science Dortmund.
"Inspiration, Virtuosität und andere Gepflogenheiten" ("Inspiration, Virtuosity and Other Nasty Habits") Lecture at the Haus der Gegenwart ("comtemporary house") Munich as part of the munichstudio UCLA designstudio of Prof. Peter Ebner.
"architecture of sustainability in an experience economy" SchücoArena Bielefeld international congress "OWL meets USA" from June 14th - 17th.
"Inspiration, Virtuosität und andere Gepflogenheiten" ("Inspiration, Virtuosity and Other Nasty Habits") lecture at Bochum School of Architecture, Germany.
Weekly lecture series (twenty lectures in total): "introduction to architectural design"
Weekly lecture series (ten lectures in total): "introduction to advanced architectural design"
Weekly lecture series (twenty lectures in total): "introduction to contemporary representation techniques and design tools in architecture"
Different lectures on advanced architectural design and conceptual architecture for Master and Diploma students
"Buildings and Projects" Lecture at the Haus der Gegenwart ("comtemporary house") Munich as part of the munichstudio UCLA designstudio of Prof. Peter Ebner.
"Inspiration, Virtuosität und andere Gepflogenheiten" ("Inspiration, Virtuosity and Other Nasty Habits") lecture at the University of Wuppertal, Germany.
"conceptual design and representation" appointment lecture at the Technical University Munich, Germany.
"ction - form follows fun..." lecture at the University of Houston College of Architecture, TX, USA.
"ction - form follows fun..." lecture at the University of Denver College of Architecture, Denver CO, USA.
"ction - form follows fun..." lecture at the University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Architecture, CO, USA.
"ction - form follows fun..." lecture at the University of Utah, College of Architecture, Salt Lake City, UT, USA.
"Recent Projects" lecture at the Academy for International Education, Düsseldorf - exchange program with Texas A&M University.
"ction - form follows fun..." lecture at the South Bank University - School of Architecture, London.
"urban farming concepts" lecture at the Architectural Association, London.
"conceptual representation and architectural design" lecture at the Cologne Institute of Architectural Design (CIAD) - Cologne School of Architecture, Germany
"Recent Projects" lecture at the class of Prof. Michael Pelken, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, USA.
"conceptual representation and architectural design" lecture at the Frankfurt School of Architecture, Frankfurt a.M., Germany.
"conceptual architectural design" Technical University Munich, School of Architecture.
"Recent Projects" lecture at the Academy for International Education Düsseldorf, exchange program with Texas A&M University.
"_ction - form follows fun" lecture at the Academy for International Education, Düsseldorf, exchange program with Texas A&M University.
"_ction - form follows fun" lecture at the Academy of Arts at Städel, Frankfurt a.M., Germany.
"_ction - form follows fun" lecture at the University of Arts Vienna (die Angewandte), Austria
"_ction - form follows fun" lecture at the Academy of Art University San Francisco, USA.
"Concept and Context II" lecture for the introduction to architectural design for first and second semester students at the RWTH Aachen, Germany.
"there is no spoon - digital concepts in architecture" lecture at the Summer Academy of the German Werkbund. Theory seminar at Castle Gnadenthal, Kleve, Germany.
"Concept and Context I" lecture for the introduction to architectural design for first and second semester students RWTH Aachen, Germany.
"Project Report" lecture at the RWTH Aachen.
"Digital represenation in architectural design" lecture at the Bergische University Wuppertal, Germany.
"Digital tools in architectural design" lecture at the Bergische University Wuppertal, Germany.
MCKNHM Architects project experience covers a wide range of architectural planning, competitions, studies, and realizations. The selected list of references shows the planning expertise of the office for numerous building typologies.
Serlachius Museum Gösta Extension Mänttä Finland.
Conversion and expansion of the City Museum in Kassel Germany.
Schaumagazin Brauweiler - depot museum in Cologne Brauweiler.
ohrenstrand mobil 08 - concept for a temporary architecture for experimental music.
Contemporary Gallery - Saarland - museum of modern art extension, Saarbrücken, Germany.
Three fields sports hall in Ahrensburg, Germany.
"New Gallery" - new museum conception for the city of Aachen.
Hong Kong Design Center - international design school in Hong Kong.
Tonhalle refurbishment concert hall Düsseldorf - 3D calculation of the complex geometries of the new acoustic dome in collaboration with Peutz acoustical engineers and HPP Architects.
Kunsthalle Bremen, extension of the museum of modern art in Bremen, Germany.
Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm Center central university library, computer and media center of the Humboldt-University Berlin.
"urban catalyst" community center, Mannheim, Germany.
Nam June Paik Museum, Kyonggi province, South Korea.
GEM proposal for the Great Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt.
Kreisberufsschulzentrum (Vocational School), Aalen, Germany.
"Digital Library", concept study for a virtual library in London, England.
"Cavity House" urban house in the city center of Duesseldorf (design an building permit stage).
"Hohenzollern Park" urban planning project and housing development for the city of Duesseldorf
"Living at the City Forest" urban planning project and housing development in Düsseldorf-Benrath
"Gerresheim south" - urban planning and housing development for a new quarter in Gerresheim, city of Duesseldorf.
"CMYK House" Addition to a lakehouse in Moers, Germany.
"Star House" Holliday home at the Baltic Sea.
"ReHouse" Residence in Bonn, Germany.
Silver House Holliday home in Portugal.
"Haus M" design for two houses in Grevenbroich, Germany
Extension of an artist residence and studio in Düsseldorf
Private residence in Viersen, Germany
House in San Mateo, California USA
"Holztec" (wood tec) design for a carpentry in Krefled Hösel, Germany.
Solar Campus Sulzemoos - Office building for a solar company close to Munich.
KS Medical Center Facade Study, Düsseldorf, Germany.
Glass Factory – conversion of two old factory buildings into a wellness center, spa and restaurant in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Practice Dr. Guo - planning of a private acupuncture clinic in Cologne.
Building design for an ad-campaign for EIZO.
Icehouse - roof extension and new façade for an existing office building in Düsseldorf.
Extension of an escape stair and fashion show stage for a clothing company in Düsseldorf.
Biomedical Institute, Gießen, Germany.
KK61- office space in Düsseldorf.
"M-11" - Detal Clinic in Erkelenz, Germany.
"Lace" 280 car parking structure in Freiburg, Germany in collaboration with Grontmij Engineers (Building permission filed Jan. 2012).
Lauswart - Façade installation for an energy plant in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Train Station Gerresheim city of Duesseldorf.
The Bunker - Project for the conversion of a World War Two bunker in the city of Duesseldorf, Germany.
TKTS Time Square Ticket booth, New York, USA.
"Hohenzollern Park" urban planning project and housing development for the city of Duesseldorf.
"Living at the City Forest" urban planning project and housing development in Düsseldorf-Benrath.
Experience Space Roman Street - urban qualification of the three roman streets Agrippa, Limes and via Belgica in the EUregio region - 9 tower and 36 pavillion buildings together with a signage system / ci and Spatial landscape design State of Northrhine Westfalia, Germany.
Metabolon urban design for a science campus near Cologne, Germany.
Gerresheim south - urban planning for a new quarter in Gerresheim, city of Duesseldorf.
"Topotron" Skatepark Dresden, Germany.
Landmark Lausitz Lake District view tower, Germany.
Golfcourse Tawern, club house, hotel and housing estate in conjunction with the planning of the new golf course in cooperation with Club L94 Landscape Architects.
"Northern Osaka Station Area" urban reviatlization of the Umeda Cargo Station area in Osaka, Japan.
Biomedical Institute, Gießen, Germany.
Zentrum Bockenheim, urban revitalization for the Bockenheim Center, Frankfurt a.M., Germany.
"the loop" urban proposal for the national flower show in Schwerin Hopfenbruchpark, Germany with greenbox Landscape Architects.
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An infant is the only survivor of a traffic accident in southwest Missouri that killed the drivers of the two vehicles involved.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says Hayven Cartwright, who is less than year old, survived the head-on crash Wednesday night on a rural road near Carthage.
The patrol says the child is being cared for by a relative.
The patrol says a vehicle driven by Brandon S. Stuckey, 22,of Belleville, Ill., crossed the center line and hit a vehicle carrying Hayven that was driven by Julie G. Cartwright, 48, of Joplin. Both drivers died at the scene.
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With a new location and an effort to expand its appeal, the Keystone Chapter of the Antique Truck Club of America is holding this year's annual Antique Truck and Machinery Show at Morrisons Cove Memorial Park, Martinsburg, on Aug. 16 and 17.
"This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and share our love of the machines of years past with others, as well as providing a nice family friendly activity that helps support the valuable facilities we have at the park," event organizer Mary A. Smith said.
The club is celebrating 30 years and has members from Blair, Centre, Cambria, Huntingdon and Bedford counties.
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Patrons check out some vintage trucks at a previous Antique Truck and Machinery Show, held by the Keystone Chapter of the Antique Truck Club of America. This year's show will be the first held at the Morrisons Cove Memorial Park in?Martinsburg.
The park is helping to expand the show with vendors and crafters, Smith said.
Kids activities will also take place, including a coloring contest, which is available for download on the park's website, mcmp.org.
A pedal car obstacle course will be open, along with other everyday park activities, such as swimming and skating. Camping facilities are also open at the park.
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What: Antique Truck and Machinery Show
When: Opens 9 a.m. Aug. 16 and 17
Where: Morrisons Cove Memorial Park, Martinsburg
Details: Admission is free. Vendors and local crafters on site.
Vehicle registration, $10, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
And food is on the show's menu.
A breakfast buffet opens at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Ken and Gladys Weaver Banquet Facility, $8 for adults; $5 for children 12 and under. From noon to 1:30 p.m., concessions will be for sale at the banquet facility.
From 8 to 9:30 a.m. Sunday is a continental breakfast for $5. From noon to 1:30 p.m. at the banquet facility will be the Park Sunday Buffet, $14 for adults and $7 for children 12 and under.
An outdoor worship service led by Pastor Lew Button of the Martinsburg Church of God will be held in the bingo pavilion at 10 a.m. Sunday.
Cara Ebersole, who is second vice president on the volunteer park board, said the event is a "good thing" for the park, and is an opportunity to raise awareness: "Try to get as many people involved in this as we can, get people out and about, ... let them see, there is a lot of space at the park and we have the ability to do things like this, and a lot of times that space gets underutilized."
"We do have a lot of people who come up for the July 4 celebration, and they do see the grounds, but it'll be nice to have something like this. I'm really excited that they decided to move it to the park this year," she said.
The event is "shaping up to be a really fun weekend," Smith said.
It's also a chance to help.
"I'd really like to see this take off because it's something that can help support them, and the park is ... a great facility. ... It's just that people have to realize it's there and (they) can go and use it," Smith said.
If you cannot make it to the event, but want to make a donation to help the park, visit mcmp.org.
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What Gabe Mokwuah says, you don't hear very much these days, except maybe in New York.
He's on Brett Favre's side. Felt that way before the big trade to the Jets.
Name two people you know who agree with him.
"I'm stunned at the way the Packers have treated him," said former American International College star Mokwuah, an 11th-round Packers draft choice at linebacker in 1992, the same year Favre arrived in Green Bay after a rookie year in Atlanta.
"I could see it, if the Packers had Tom Brady as a backup. But if Aaron Rodgers doesn't do well, a lot of jobs will be on the line," Mokwuah said.
Some of us think Favre has been either a total jerk about this, or worse, a pathetic example of a guy in delusional denial, unwilling to come to terms with life after the NFL.
But Mokwuah, who was briefly Favre's teammate in 1992, is unlike most of us. He witnessed this world from the inside, albeit many years ago.
To him, the Packers' stance made no sense.
"He's still on top of his game. I'm sure 90 percent of the players wanted Brett to play," Mokwuah said.
At the end of the day, the bottom line is, players want to win. So, while the rest of us assign moral guilt to a man who said goodbye, then tried to bully his way back in, who's to say the Green Bay players wouldn't have secretly preferred Favre?
Living in Longmeadow as a married father of four, Mokwuah, 40, works as a court officer and serves on the Longmeadow High football staff.
After tryouts with the Packers and Eagles, he played briefly in Canada. He was invited back for a second year in Canada, but decided it was time to move on.
Under vastly different circumstances, that is precisely what Favre won't do now. Favre is wealthier, more famous and headed to Canton, but Mokwuah sounds a lot happier and more contented to me.
He still remembers that 1992 camp.
"The offensive linemen loved Favre, because he was one of the guys," Mokwuah said. "He's been a great teammate, a great community presence. For the organization to show such disrepect, that's why he's hurt."
I certainly respect Mokwuah's view - after all, he knew the guy - but I can't say I agree with him. I'm among those who blame Favre for sand-blasting his reputation as someone above the selfishness and self-absorption of so many athletes.
To Mokwuah, though, not only did Favre's record earn him a much better reception than he received, the Packers have pointlessly run their best available quarterback out of town.
"It's very weird, the way they've treated him," Mokwuah said. "I can't understand why they wouldn't have just let Brett play, until he can't play any more."


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on March 7, 2012 - 12:01 AM
Is everybody happy?
There is this matter of the Waitress From Hell:
"Dear Janice: My husband and I went to dinner at a popular restaurant before attending a hockey game. As the waitress approached our table, she overheard us talking about mothers-in-law. She said she had an ex mother-in-law she hopes never to see again, "knock on wood," then proceeded to make a knocking gesture at the side of my husband's head. I could not believe it! What would you have done or said if this happened to you or someone you were with?"
-- Georgia, East Aurora
I probably would have laughed because it is so outrageous. At least she didn't connect when she made that knocking gesture. Was she wrong? Of course she was.
Servers hear many fascinating things as they go about their business, but the rule is unless they are invited to contribute, servers aren't supposed to become part of the conversation or react in any way. (See "Downton Abbey," Part 2.)
So, what should be done? I am not Miss Manners but it seems there are two choices.
1) You could ignore the whole thing and pretend she didn't say or do anything. That would have preserved the peace, anyway.
2) Or, you could have said something -- gently. "We're really in a hurry tonight. Please get our orders to the kitchen as quickly as possible." I guess I opt for the second choice. Still, this waitress was probably inexperienced and maybe even a little short in the sensitivity department. Respecting boundaries and all that.
And maybe nothing would help.
Another thought:
That ex-mother-in-law might have a case.
> Waiting too long
Q: "Dear Janice: What would you do if you had a party of 12 who had made reservations two weeks in advance at a restaurant and still had not received their orders two hours after they showed up? We were seated right away Saturday night at 6:30, and drink orders were taken, but they were "short on menus."
"All 12 of us are in our 50s and have never been to a place that ran out of menus. Finally they gathered up enough for us to share and we placed our orders.
"The appetizers and salads came out right away. Then we waited and waited. The waitress was very apologetic and one of our party finally asked for the manager to come over. He had a lame excuse about the meal being delayed because of the menus, said it would be coming out soon, and did absolutely nothing to appease us. No offer for drinks, dessert, or to give us a discount on the meal.
"The problem here is that the only way to voice your displeasure is by not tipping, which only hurts the poor waitress, who had no control over the situation. Plus, the 18 percent is automatically added to the bill, so $660 later we all left totally frustrated and thoroughly dissatisfied. What began as a great evening after seeing "Avenue Q" at MusicalFare turned into a disaster. Hopefully you can pass this email on to the owners. I didn't see an email address on their website."
-- Bob, Tonawanda
A: I'm glad you didn't involve the waitress. The story you tell is pretty grim. No offense, but there may be another way to look at what occurred.
It is late for action, but find out anyway. For goodness' sake, why are you relying on email? You need personal contact; email is too easy to ignore.
Go in person. Another manager may be on duty.
Or at the very least, use the phone.
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Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone?by Mark Zwonitzer Charles Hirshberg
Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? is the first major biography of the Carter Family, the musical pioneers who almost single-handedly established the sounds and traditions that grew into modern folk, country, and bluegrass music -- a style celebrated in O Brother, Where Art Thou?A.P. Carter was a restless man, seemingly in a constant state of motion. On one of his travels across the sparsely settled mountains and valleys that surrounded his home in southern Virginia, he met and married a young girl named Sara Dougherty. Orphaned as a child, Sara was remote by nature but seemed to find release in singing the typically melancholy ballads that were a part of her home tradition.For fun, A.P., Sara, and her cousin Maybelle (who married A.P.'s brother "Eck" Carter) would play and sing the hymns and ballads known in their Poor Valley community, occasionally adding songs A.P. had collected during his travels. Then, in 1927, they traveled to Bristol, Tennessee, to audition for a New York record executive who was hunting "hillbilly" talent and offering an amazing fifty dollars per song for any he recorded. These Bristol recording sessions would become generally accepted as the "Big Bang" of country music, producing two of its first stars: Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family.By the early 1930s, the Carter Family was the most bankable country music group in America, with total sales of more than a million records. By the late '30s, they were appearing regularly on high-power radio station XERA, which broadcast from coast to coast. A whole generation of country people could gather around the radio and hear the sound of music that came straight from their world. Johnny Cash in Arkansas, Waylon Jennings in Texas, Chet Atkins in Georgia, and Tom T. Hall in Kentucky all listened to the Carter Family. It was their formal schooling, Country Music 101.Inside the Carter Family, however, things were hardly perfect. Though nobody outside the family knew it, Sara had left her difficult and quixotic husband in 1933. In 1936 she won a divorce. Even throughout the long and painful breakup, the Carters kept performing together, singing an ever-widening range of new songs they wrote or old songs they remade: songs of love, of betrayal, and of the death of fondest hopes. And they kept at it even after Sara married A.P.'s cousin Coy Bays in 1939. After fulfilling a final radio contract in 1943, Sara and Coy moved to California to settle near his family. The original Carter Family never performed or recorded together again.With Sara gone, A.P. retreated home, opened a general store, and lived out the next two decades in obscurity, the odd man out in a new and reconfigured Carter musical clan. Meanwhile, Maybelle and her daughters (Helen, June, and Anita) went out and got themselves new radio contracts, working in Richmond, Virginia; Knoxville, Tennessee; and Springfield, Missouri, before ascending to country music's ultimate stage, Nashville's Grand Ole Opry. Nearly fifty years in the business won Maybelle the title "Mother of Country Music" and the adoration of generations of guitar players and just plain listeners.The story of the Carter Family is a bittersweet saga of love and fulfillment, sadness and loss. Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? is more than just a biography of a family; it is also a journey into another time, almost another world. But their story resonates today and lives on in the timeless music they created.
Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone: The Carter Family and their Legacy in American Musicby Mark Zwonitzer Charles Hirshberg
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Risika is a three hundred year old vampire who is not surprised by much these days. She sleeps in Concord Massachusetts by day and stalks her prey in New York City by night and for the most part she lives her life free from the normalcies of life. And then one night she returns to find a single black rose on her pillow, the same kind of flower that was given to her on the eve of her death as a human. Risika knows who it was from the and sight of that single flowers brings her back to her past, back when she was still a mortal being. She knows the flowers is a taunt from her nemesis Aubrey and she will do anything to seek her revenge.
I originally read this book back in high school. I'd heard about the author, Amelia Atwater Rhodes, after she was on a talk show. This book was so special because she was only 14 years old when the book was published, so I have to give her props for that. And I do remember really liking it in high school. However, I don't know if it's all the other vampire books I've read since high school or if it's just because I'm older but this book bored me. I was bored. The characters were incredibly two dimensional for me and I didn't care at all for the storyline. It's sad when a book you remembered liking the first time around totally falls flat the second time. Not a recommendation. Sorry.
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The 401(k) is a financial took to help you save for retirement but just like any tool, it is only as efficient as the operator. How much do you really know about your 401(k)? If you're like most, you were handed a packet from your employer and told to pick the funds based on the information found in the difficult to read prospectuses or you were told to check the box that would allocate your money how the company sees fit.
It's not your fault. Employees are led to believe that throwing money at their 401(k) will ensure a suitable amount of money at retirement but that isn't always true. These few tips may help you to make your 401(k) more efficient.
Don't Overdo It
Like anything else, too much of any one thing is rarely a good idea and that's true of your 401(k). It's best to contribute the maximum amount up to the amount that your employee will match but not much more. 401(k)s are often full of high fee mutual fund choices that could severely degrade your available funds after decades of saving.
Instead, consider opening an IRA where you or a trusted financial professional have more choices of how that money will be put to work.
Don't Think Micro
You've heard of diversifying but some people with numerous retirement accounts mistakenly believe that diversifying applies to each account. Instead, diversify all of your accounts as if they were one. Your IRA may hold your bonds which are usually tax at ordinary income tax rates and your brokerage account may hold stocks since you'll probably hold them for a long period of time which triggers no tax until you sell.
Speaking of Multiple Accounts
If you have multiple retirement accounts from different employers, consolidation may be well advised. Not only is one or two accounts much easier to manage than multiple, small accounts, pooling the money may open up more options for how the money is invested. Consider consolidating multiple accounts in to one IRA. There are no tax penalties providing all of the money goes directly to your new IRA.
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It may seem like a long way off right now but once you reach 70 ½ you have to start taking money from your 401(k). Depending on the size of your balance, you may end up in a higher tax bracket if you take a large amount from your 401(k) along with other sources of income like social security. Start taking money from your 401(k) as early as 59 ½ [3] to avoid the tax consequences. A trusted financial planner can help you decide when to start taking distributions to avoid the tax penalties.
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As the region's first winter storm in nearly three years continues to wreck travel plans this morning, lets talk about something near and dear to the hearts of young and young-at-heart Houstonians: snow.
For example, why did areas just 50 to 100 miles north of Houston get an inch or more of snow, but all the city got for the most part was unwanted rain, freezing rain, sleet and maybe a flurry or two in the air?
The short answer: The Gulf of Mexico's warm embrace.
The long answer: Is both interesting and informative, so please read on.
Let's start by looking at a radar plot from The Weather Channel from shortly after 7 a.m. this morning, as the rain and freezing precipitation were moving off to the East.
Quite clearly this image shows rain along the coast, where temperatures were warmest due to the proximity of the Gulf waters, where temperatures are in the mid-50s near land. Further inland there's a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain, and further inland still there's snow.
Now let's take a look at what kind of atmosphere is needed to make these various kinds of precipitation.
The graphic above is great, because it shows the temperature profile a droplet of water must go through to reach the ground in various forms.
Of course in the upper atmosphere its much colder than at the surface, so all precipitation starts out as ice or snow crystals at cloud level. When these ice crystals reach a layer of the atmosphere that's warmer, they melt, and we get rain.
For snow to occur these ice crystals must fall all the way through the atmosphere without melting, so the air column needs to be below freezing throughout.
Although Thursday's cold front was quite chilly, the relatively cold air was largely confined at the surface. That is, the front was largely a surface front. This means that temperatures aloft, or immediately above the surface, remained somewhat warm relative to normal levels.
Now let's take a look at some forecast soundings. These show atmospheric conditions throughout the atmosphere, from the surface to 45,000 feet. These contain a lot of meteorological information, but we're only going to concern ourselves with temperature, shown in red.
First up is a sounding for Huntsville, Texas, which received snow this morning.
This sounding shows the dewpoint (blue line) and temperature (red line) starting at the surface (pressure ~1000 hPa) and rising from the bottom of the graphic to the top. The blue line is on top of the red line because the dew point temperature is the same as the air temperature, which simply means it is precipitating. The temperature lines on a sounding are a bit confusing, but run diagonal from lower left to upper right. I've highlighted the freezing point (0 degrees Celsius) in this graphic.
The key thing here is that the temperature in the column of air above Huntsville never rises above freezing, remaining to the left of the freezing line.
Now let's take a look at a similar sounding for Hobby Airport, again with the freezing line highlighted.
In this graphic we can see that temperatures at the surface, and up to about 3,000 feet, are below freezing. However, from about 3,000 to nearly 10,000 feet the air temperature rises above freezing. This means that what started out as ice crystals in the clouds melted as it fell through this above-freezing part of the air column, and then froze again before reaching the surface.
This means we got sleet, and not snow.
Blame the Gulf of Mexico.


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Jewish Family Service of Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties (JFS) held a community "Run into Summer" 5K run/walk on Sunday, June 22, at Duke Island Park, Bridgewater.
Winners of the Run included: Bruce Bixon, 1st Place Men; Christine Chwe, 1st Place Women; Andreas Caperonis, 2nd Place Men; Elise Goldstein, 2nd Place Women; Jonathan Lavitsky, 3rd Place Men; Shari Wilpon, 3rd Place Women.
JFS wishes to thank Greg Rosen and his committee members: Abby Ages, Joan Handel, Drew and Allison Rosenzweig for their hard work organizing this event.
Proceeds totaled $15,000 and will benefit Children, Family and Senior Services provided for the entire community by JFS, a non-sectarian, non-profit social service agency.
For more information on the Run or JFS services contact JFS at 908-725-7799, email us here or visit the website here.


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[QUOTE=Gorbag;1144573]A lot of hard work for Noah and his staff collecting all those animal specimens, but maybe the animals knew what was going to happen, and came by their own will? Another task for the staff was also to make sure that all the passengers are not eating each other by keeping them separated! Polar bears and seals, snakes and reptiles, tigers and elephants, eagles and rodents, all the insects etc.,etc., not an easy job administrating that boat…[/QUOTE]
Not to mention that 2 members of a species lack the requisite genetic diversity for a species to survive.
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The alarm sounds at the crack of dawn.
With fog still lingering over the surrounding mountains, bleary-eyed teenagers roll out of bed and trudge to the gridiron for a Pennsylvania tradition: high school football camp.
Whether the practice field is the pristine turf of Mansion Park or Tiger Stadium, the dusty grass of Claysburg or Williamsburg, or lining the cornfields of the Cove, some of the most important work of the high school football season is going on right now.
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Bishop Guilfoyle High School football coach Marty Georgianatalks to his team between drills on Monday during the first official day of practice.
The air may still be somewhat cool as players report to early-morning practice sessions, but they know that in just a few short hours, the summer sun will have burned away that protective layer of moisture, giving way to the 90-plus degree temperatures that always seem to accompany these particular weeks of the year.
Inside the players' helmets and underneath their shoulder pads, it is even hotter, perspiration blurring their eyes and pouring down their backs as they are put through their paces. Like the scene from the movie, "Fame,'' "This is where you start paying: in sweat."
Through sore muscles and sunburn, teams come together, wishing for a cool breeze while performing wind sprints, praying for an afternoon shower while peeling themselves up off the ground during tackling drills.
At the same time, they are building bonds, with friendship and teamwork solidified by common misery and common goals.
If pain is temporary, and glory forever, these few tough weeks of two-a-days will soon flow into the excitement of the weekly rhythm of the high school football season, with the seemingly endless practices under the unrelenting sun and oppressive heat a distant memory.
As the leaves begin to change colors and the crisp fall air draws near, the challenges of camp will be pleasantly replaced by the sights of banners welcoming students back to school and fans climbing into bleachers, decked out in their Bellwood-Antis blue and gold or Tyrone black and orange.
The sounds of football will fill the air, from the soft clicking of cleats across blacktop as teams make their way from their locker rooms to stadiums, to the whistle of referees to start the game, the fight songs of marching bands, and the yells of cheerleaders.
The smells of football season will spark our senses, from hot popcorn to hot dogs to hot chocolate.
The events of football season will fill our calendar: pep rallies, bonfires, fundraisers, homecoming parades and dances, and of course, the weekly community gatherings around the games themselves.
This week, it may be hard to see that far ahead, for overheated players working to make it from one day, one practice, one drill to the next. However, in the blink of an eye, they'll be bundled up on the sidelines for playoff football, wondering where the weeks went, and maybe even wishing they could go back and do it all again.
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I like her a lot, but I don't see her becoming a contender for World titles. But she at least showed some personality and I liked her tough, sassy persona (as opposed to the dying swans, juliets, sleeping beauties, etc. that everyone else does).
What's sad is that last year and earlier this year I would've thought Ashley was a serious contender for a bronze medal--and possibly the front runner (with all due respect to Carolina, Akiko, whichever Russian girl was peaking at the moment, etc.)
After seeing how she handled the pressure of nationals, I think she'll be lucky to get into the final group.
My prediction: Gracie around #6, Polina around #8 and Ashley around #10. If Mirai were there, she'd probably be even worse.
Hope I'm wrong--but it could be even worse.
And both Polina and Karen are young -- we've yet to see how they cope with puberty. Will they make relatively graceful physical transitions, like Mao and Yuna, or will they get hammered by drastic body changes like Mirai?
regarding mirai: i would imagine failing to be selected for the team and all the controversy since then has taken its toll on her self-confidence, too. i would find it hard to concentrate on this b-comp if i'd had my dreams dashed and still be expected to bring it a few weeks later.
i would agree with those who stated that the USFSA is rather "old school." they were late to the game in terms of implementing CoP in the first place, and the training programs in japan and russia are just that much stronger right now. perhaps we'll see the pendulum swing again.
Plus, throwing out both Euros, Adelina's PB is 189.81 at the 2013 Trophee Eric Bompard, which is only marginally higher than Gracie's 188.03 at 2013 WTT.


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YSU - November started off better for YSU quarterback Kurt Hess. In last week's win against South Dakota, Hess threw for 133 yards on 11-of 17-passing. He had one touchdown, which tied him for the career mark for passing touchdowns. More important, he didn't throw an interception. Hopefully now Hess feels a little less pressure in his play.
WIU - The quarterback carousel has been going on at Western Illinois. This season, three different quarterbacks have taken significant snaps for the Leathernecks (Wil Lunt, Josh Hudson and Hayden Northern). Last week against UNI, Lunt got the start, but Northern saw time. Lunt is again pegged as the starter this week.
YSU - Jamaine Cook literally carried YSU on his back last week. The senior ran the ball 42 times for 203 yards and a touchdown. Expect to see a lot more of Cook and company today as the Leathernecks are allowing 184.8 yards per game.
WIU - With the instability in the passing game, Western Illinois has been reliant on the running game. The two backs the Leathernecks utlize are Nikko Watson and Caulton Ray. Watson has 146 carries for 636 yards. Ray has 150 carries for 545 yards. However, the running game has only scored five touchdowns this season.
YSU - Andre Stubbs sat out last week with a shoulder injury. Coach Eric Wolford said he could have played, but Stubbs is not listed on any depth chart this week. Michael Wheary is getting the start in place of Stubbs. Wheary also started last week.
WIU - It's hard to develop a passing game when the quarterbacks change almost every play. The passing game is averaging 106.7 yards per game, with Charles Chestnut and Fredson Salomon both averaging 36 yards per contest.
YSU - With the YSU offense putting up 228 yards on the ground last week, obviously the line did their job. Sticking out the most was left guard Lamar Mady. The lineman was named Offensive Lineman of the Week in the conference, grading out to 85 percent with seven pancake blocks. For another week, Kyle Bryant will be getting the start for the injuried Andrew Radakovich.
WIU - The Leathernecks have allowed 19 sacks in nine games, which is just over two per outing. The running game puts up decent yardage per contest (130.7) but has only scored five touchdowns.
YSU - Defensive tackle Aronde Stanton is without a doubt the defensive MVP for the Penguins this year. His play over the last few weeks has ben outstanding - and therefore has revved up the play of the rest of the line. Last week's game-sealing hit - a sack by Stanton and Josh Fenderson - might be the hardest hit I've seen in any of their games this season. In the last three games the line has garnered 10 sacks.
WIU - The defensive woes start on the line, as this unit has allowed opponents 184.8 yards per game. Also, there hasn't been a lot of pressure on the quarterback as the team has only registered nine sacks.
YSU -For the first time, maybe all season, two linebackers lead the team in total tackles. Travis Williams has a team high 50 and Teven Williams is next with 47. This is how it is supposed to be. These two are both sophomores and have some great hitting potential. They could be lethal weapons for the Penguins in the coming years.
WIU - Middle linebacker J.J. Raffelson leads the team with 85 tackles. The tackles-for-loss leader is weakside linebacker Devon Butler with 5.5. Total, the defense is allowing 356.2 yards per game. That's a lot of yards.
YSU - The secondary had a much improved week last week, only allowing 85 yards. Some of that low production is from some good YSU plays, some were from South Dakota not being very good in the passing game. Again this week, WIU's passing is a bit shaky, so the Penguins have the potential for another productive day. However, this doesn't mean all the secondary problems are now fixed. The Penguins are still last in the conference in pass defense.
WIU - Statistically wise, this is the one area the Leathernecks fair well in the conference. They are third in pass defense, only allowing 171.4 yards per game and have picked off opposing QBs 14 times. Cornerback Martinez Davis leads the team with five interceptions and four pass breakups. Two of those interceptions were returned for touchdowns.
YSU - The special teams had another sub-par game against South Dakota. Kicker David Brown missed his first PAT in 36 attempts and also had a field goal blocked. Christian Bryan fumbled a punt return, but recovered it. The errors on this unit are not hard to fix mistakes.
WIU -Field goal kicker Pat Smith is 10 for 10 this season, including a long of 46 yards. In terms of returns, the special teams haven't been very productive, only averaging 15 yards on kick returns and 4 yards on punt returns.
EDGE - Even
As Wolford said after last week's win, it wasn't pretty, but it was a victory. And it gets the Penguins out of a horrible slump.
I?predict another victory for YSU?this week. Western Illinois is in a state of flux, with a rotating quarterback situation and a non-productive running game.
The Penguins need this game to have any chance of the postseason, which is still mathematically possible.
I?expect a lot of Cook running and for Hess to become the all-time leader in career touchdowns after today.
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The SCV Kids Consignment sale opens to the public Friday, and runs through Sunday in a Valencia industrial warehouse.
The consignor-supplied event is selling resale merchandise in good condition. Shoppers can often purchase products at 70 to 90 percent off retail prices. The twice-yearly sale carries children's clothing, toys, books, educational toys, indoor and outdoor play equipment, nursery and baby accessories and furniture.
The business rents vacant warehouse space in the spring and fall for its sales, carrying seasonal clothing at each event.
Shoppers can attend the giant sale Oct. 22 through 24, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 24901 Ave Stanford in Valencia. Detailed information for consignors and volunteers can be found at scvkidsconsignment.com.


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Thrice-hopped and bottle conditioned, 1698 is the connoisseur's choice, a beer to be savoured.
Originally brewed to celebrate the tercentenary of Britain's oldest brewer, 1698 is a characteristically hoppy Kentish ale, and has Protected Geographical Indication, the same unique regional protection afforded to Champagne and Parma Ham.
The ale matures naturally in the bottle and can be enjoyed fresh or allowed to settle for a few months to mellow. The natural effervescence produced by bottle-conditioning – the interaction of yeast and brewing sugars – gives 1698 fine, champagne-like bubbles that further enhance the fragrance, flavour and overall drinking experience.
A silver medal winner in the Taste of Britain Awards, 1698 has been included in the International Beer Challenge's World's Top 50 Beers and has won a Gold Award from the British Bottlers' Institute.
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Vintage Babe Ruth and Dizzy Dean Watch Collection (4)
Starting Bid - $200, Sold For - $588
This collection of four classic baseball watches is comprised of a 1930s Dizzy Dean wristwatch, two 1948 Babe Ruth wristwatches, and a Babe Ruth pocket watch (date of manufacture unknown, probably 1960s). 1) Circa 1935 Dizzy Dean Wristwatch. The watch face features an illustration of Dean in uniform pitching, along with his facsimile signature. This Dizzy Dean watch is considerably rarer (as is an earlier issue) than the far more well known Babe Ruth watch. The facing is lightly oxidized, a common problem with this watch due to the materials of manufacture, and the metal band is not original to the watch. The watch runs for a limited time when wound, but it appears to be in need of service (which is typical of this watch). Vg-Ex. 2-3) Two identical 1948 Babe Ruth Wristwatches. The watch face on each features a bust-length image of Ruth and his facsimile signature. The first watch is complete with its original metal band but the face is toned and the second hand is missing. Not in working order. Vg. The second watch has had the original metal band replaced with a leather one and is in working order. Near Mint condition. 4) Babe Ruth Pocket Watch. Although the year of manufacture is unknown, the face design for this pocket watch, picturing Ruth seated while holding a bat, is one that was commonly reproduced on various Ruth novelty items and posters during the 1960s. This fact, combined with the light weight and materials of manufacture suggests to us that this watch dates from the 1960s. This pocket watch is very impressive looking and is the only example we have seen. The lens (which is plastic) is loose and the watch does not run, but the watch display beautifully and is otherwise in Excellent condition. Reserve $200. Estimate $300+. SOLD FOR $588
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Every year, about this time, we start looking to the coming year, and what changes will be coming for our finances. Many aspects of our finances are affected by the changes put into place each year. The IRS announces tax brackets [3], we learn about new contribution limits on tax-advantaged retirement accounts, and we find out about other benefits, including Social Security.
The coming year, 2013, promises to be interesting on a number of levels. Changes are coming in health care as some of the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act come into play [4], and as contribution limits — including those on IRAs for the first time in a few years — head higher. There are also quite a few changes coming to Social Security in 2013.
Here are some of the items that you can expect to be different, starting next year:
1. Payroll Tax Cut Means Higher FICA/Social Security Taxes
You probably don't realize it, but you have been enjoying a tax break. For the last couple of years, there has been a payroll tax cut [5] in place. Instead of paying 6.2% in FICA/Social Security taxes with your paycheck, you have been paying 4.2%. That is money that has been in your paycheck, but won't be, starting in 2013. (Unless Congress does something about it, of course.)
2. Cost of Living Increase
An announcement of a cost of living increase, amounting to 1.7% has been made. The Social Security Administration makes these adjustments when it feels as though inflation is having an impact. On average, a Social Security check is expected to increase by $21 in 2013.
3. No More Paper Checks
Our society is moving toward a greater integration of technology when it comes to money. The government is on board as well, eliminating paper checks along with the rest of us. Starting on March 1, 2013, the U.S. Treasury will no longer mail checks. You need to arrange for direct deposit to your bank account, or you need to get a Direct Express Debit MasterCard. If you haven't chosen an option by March, you will receive a pre-paid debit card.
4. Increased Amount of Income Subject to Tax
High earners don't see their entire income subject to Social Security [6] taxes. Instead, you are only taxed on a certain amount of your earnings. In 2012, earners only paid Social Security taxes on the first $110,100 of income. In 2013, that amount goes up to $113,700. That means that you will pay more in taxes, since a greater portion of your income will be taxed.
5. Higher Earnings Limit
One of the complications associated with receiving Social Security benefits goes along with working while collecting benefits. You are limited as to how much you can earn before you start seeing some of that money withheld from your Social Security payments. For 2013, you can earn up to $15,210 when you are under your full retirement age without penalty.
6. Bigger Maximum Possible Benefit
The longer you wait to collect Social Security, the better your monthly benefit. If you wait until your "full retirement age," rather than collecting as soon as the government will let you, you can see a better benefit. For 2013, that maximum possible benefit increases to $2,533.
In many cases, these changes are relatively small. However, they add up over time. Be aware of the changes coming to Social Security and make your own adjustments to deal with them.
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