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ASWU stands for Associated Students of Willamette University. Its main role is to improve the Willamette campus and voice the concerns of students. ASWU works with matters such as the annual budget, changes in the Willamette student constitution, and individual and committee projects. ASWU officers are comprised of elected students voted on each spring by the entire student body. ASWU policies and procedures are directed by two governing documents:
The ASWU Constitution 2016-2017
The ASWU Senate is comprised of elected students voted on each spring by class for the sophomore, junior, and senior Senator positions and in the fall for freshman Senator positions. Each class has five Senators that act as representatives at Senate meetings, which takes place on Thursdays at 7:00 pm in Montag Den. Senate meetings are open to the campus community, and all students are encouraged to attend. On this website you will find:
- A short historical background of ASWU
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- The minutes and resolutions from senate meetings this school year and years past
- Information and forms to request funding and various services
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SanDisk, one of the largest supplier of flash-based products, plans to sell music from leading record companies on its microSD flash memory cards. The company hopes that its so-called slotMusic cards will not only allow it to increase sales of its flash, but will also add significant additional revenue stream, boosting the company's sales and profitability. But will this happen?
slotMusic cards enable consumers to instantly and easily enjoy music from their favorite artists without being dependent on a PC or Internet connection. Users simply insert the slotMusic card into their microSD-enabled mobile phone or MP3 player to hear the music with 320Kb/s bitrate, without passwords, downloading or digital-rights-management interfering with their personal use. SanDisk has signed contracts with top artists from EMI Music, Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group, to sell their records on its slotMusic memory cards.
Initially SanDisk will offer music on 1GB memory cards. In addition to music records, slotMusic cards can hold songs, as well as liner notes, album art, videos, and other creative content that an artist may choose.
A selection of slotMusic cards will first be available at brick-and-mortar and online stores throughout the U.S., including Best Buy and Wal-Mart, with Europe to follow. A complete list of slotMusic albums, availability and pricing will be announced in time for the coming holiday season.
"slotMusic offers consumers an immediate, tangible, and high quality alternative to CDs and digital delivery. This year, more than 1.2 billion mobile phones will ship globally, outstripping portable media players by nearly an order of magnitude – and this trend is accelerating," believes Danielle Levitas, vice president of consumer, broadband and new media at IDC.
Although slotMusic has a number of indisputable advantages over CDs, not everything is that bright with slotMusic microSD cards. Firstly, flash cards are uneasy to keep and carry since they are very small and can get lost easily; secondly, microSD cards are not compatible with consumer electronics, thus, cannot by enjoyed on a Hi-Fi audio system; thirdly, traditional music stores may not be interested in selling something that may be considered as "non-standard" music carrier, as a consequence, availability of slotMusic will not be widespread. Despite of possible disadvantages, the idea of loading content only flash drives seems to be an interesting one.
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2. Set basic responsabilites/guidelines for future workshops
3. Promotion online and in the café
4. Suggestions/proposals of future workshops.
Limited noise, limited space.
Keep the number of people to a maximum limit of 20 ppl.
Make sure any workshop organizers are fully aware of the space and the usual atmosphere in the café (noise, costumers, people walking downstairs to toilet).
For now, any workshops to happen in café or, if outdoors, organized from café (ex. herb walk). Keep Argyle out at the moment.
Workshops should still be written down on events book (considering space conditions).
Ideally they should happen during the day as there's less chance of having an event on that might disrupt/just not be compatible with workshop - again, make sure everyone is aware of this.
Workshop organizers can have free hot drinks but no meals (space for KMs to manage this - how many people attending, tea for everyone or not, etc).
Workshops must be free. Always free.
We can cover some costs - any proposals on where/how/why to spend to be handled by Cornelia and Margarida.
workshops[at] to return as our email reference for Workshops.
Margarida to get email address details (AP1).
If any workshops need help with promotion, we can do this. We can scan and post posters.
Use website, FB.
Cornelia to print the pillar with blackboard paint so we can use it as a workshop calendar - and another side for working group meetings calendar (AP2).
Gaelic (Mark)
Drama (Ras Babi)
Letter Writing Club (Cornelia)
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Lucia (Cornelia)
DrawingDoodlingScribbling (Margarida)
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In the town of Perna, famous for its weeping Maria statue, Hatchin is traveling alone and low on money. She befriends a young girl from the local circus named Rita, who is infatuated with her adult performing partner, and desperate to grow up.
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Jarryd Wallace won the men's 100 meter (T44) race at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Jarryd Wallace used to be an unknown.
A gold medal in the men's 100-meter (T44) at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, and an appearance at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, changed that.
"After running at the Parapan Am Games and making the Paralympic team, I'm no longer a rookie," Wallace said. "I have experience so I have a different mindset going forward. Knowing what to expect, and what is possible, it is more exciting for me."
When the 2013 U.S. Paralympics Track and Field National Championships start today at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, Wallace knows it is possible to make the U.S. world team.
He is a favorite at nationals, which serves as the U.S. qualification opportunity for the 2013 international Paralympic Committee World Championships, July 19-28, in Lyon, France.
"It would be nice to win every event I'm in but my focus is qualifying for worlds," said Wallace "I want to go to nationals, put a few good races together and earn my spot on the world team."
The U.S. world team will be announced by June 18.
"Anything beyond that is just icing on the cake," Wallace said.
Wallace, an able-bodied runner at the University of Georgia who had his right leg amputated below the knee after developing compartment syndrome a few years ago, will race in the 100m, 200m and the relay at nationals.
"I am focusing on the 100 and 200," he said. "I am not sure if I will race the 400 at worlds."
He competed in the 400m in London, making the final.
If he makes the team, it would be his first trip to the world championships.
"I am really excited to get down to San Antonio and have the world championship team come together," Wallace said. "I think Team USA will have a great year. We're dealing with some injuries across the board but I think that just gives younger athletes an opportunity to step up and fill in the gaps. It is going to be a fun year to watch."
The year has been fun for Wallace already. At the Desert Challenge in Mesa, Ariz., he topped country mate Blake Leeper, a two-time medalist in London, and qualified for the inaugural International Paralympic Committee Grand Prix Final.
"My goal for the season is to be better than the last time I was out there," Wallace said.
Wallace also wants to be a part of a medal winning relay team.
In London, Richard Browne, Leeper, Jerome Singleton and Wallace looked to have medaled in the men's 4x100 meter relay but were disqualified when officials ruled after the race that the U.S. team had infractions in the changeover areas, where runners hand off the batons.
"We're making sure we're prepared and we show up to the track ready to execute the race," Wallace said. "In a relay, there are so many issues that can go wrong. Jumping out of the lane happens. Someone can have a problem with a leg. It is unpredictable. Something happened in London but we put it behind us. We have a great team, we love each other and we love working toward that medal with each other."
The U.S. relay line-up has not been decided.
"We've got a lot of guys running really well," Wallace said. "The biggest thing for us is to stay healthy. I am hoping and praying that some of my teammates who are battling injuries can train smart and put together some good races at nationals."
Both Browne, the silver medalist in the men's 100m at the Paralympic Games, and Leeper both have struggled with injuries earlier this year.
"It is more exciting when we're all at our best."
Wallace hopes his best comes in San Antonio than it is even better in Lyon.
"I know the only thing I can control is my own performance and how I do out there," he said. "Bettering my performance every time I'm on the track puts me in the position to be at the level I want to be at."
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Critical Approach to Analyzing Games
My gaming and academic work have lined up rather nicely. I started this blog in a women's studies class when I was a junior. At the time, I was in an interdisciplinary program studying science fiction and gender, and that eventually opened up to include race and cyborg theory. All of that provided plenty of blogger fodder for videogame discussions, although looking back I could have written more accessibly in my old posts since for theory to really mean something, it needs to speak folks in the real lives we actually live. I just got so excited when I learned those smarty-pants words, I was giddy to use them.
I study English now, already less than a year away from finishing my master's degree, and although I've written on videogames in some of my classes English studies lacks that personal is political drive that prompts me to blog on media. If anything, I feel like blogging takes time away from my studies. Fuck that! If I can write about videogames in school, what I study can come back around and make an appearance here.
BomberGirl of Girl in the Machine writes an accessible post Musing Over Method in which she uses the theory of new criticism (or perhaps more accurately new historicism) to debunk the "authorial intent" defense of an art. She writes in response to defenses of Resident Evil 5:
Which brings us back to my initial question: What's a writer / artist / video game designer to do when a critique reveals some important theme in her work that she neither foresaw nor intended? Getting defensive about it definitely won't help; it's out there, it's what it is. Absolutely everyone is prejudiced to some degree, including when it comes to race and sex. It's my firm belief that a lot of racism and sexism is actually subconscious, molded by our experiences of social conventions throughout our lives, and the first step to overcoming these prejudices is to recognize that they exist. You are not a Horrible, Awful, Terrible person for admitting you've done something prejudiced. The point is to see that it's there, and to do something about it; to fix it, to change how you think; to spread awareness to others.
Theory is a pretty useful approach to analyzing games, and defending critical thinking and debunking passive absorption of media. Especially since gaming is especially not passive in comparison to television/movies or even reading.


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The Community Assistance Center is an extension of the City and County Manager's Office, and provides a variety of services and information. For the convenience of our customers, we have consolidated most of our services into one, centralized location in the George Di Ciero City and County Building.
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AS A SENIOR IN 2016 CCAA All-Tournament Team ... NFCA All-Academic ... CCAA All-Academic ... CCAA Spring All-Academic ... Hit .625 (5-for-8) with four runs and three hit-by-pitches in three games at the CCAA Tournament ... Finished the season hitting .321 with 50 hits, 28 runs, nine steals and 25 RBI ... Drew 10 hit-by-pitches and 14 walks ... Most assists on the team with 145 ... Went 3-for-3 with three runs, two RBI and two steals at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2/19) ... Hit 2-for-3 with three RBI, three runs and two walks at Cal State Monterey Bay (3/21) ... Went 2-for-3 with two runs, three RBI vs. Cal State San Bernardino (4/16).
AS A JUNIOR IN 2015 All-CCAA honorable mention ... CCAA All-Academic ... Led the team in six hitting categories - batting average (.319), slugging percentage (.493), on base percentage (.424), runs (24), hits (46) and walks (18) ... Started all 50 games at shortstop, finishing with a .955 fielding percentage ... Second on the team with 11 doubles, four home runs and 71 total bases ... First on the team with 13 multiple-hit games ... Had the second-longest hitting streak of the season at eight games ... Reached base in 10 consecutive games ... Went 2-for-4 with a run in back-to-back games against Chaminade (3/27) and Dominican (3/27) ... Finished the season strong going 3-for-4 against Cal State San Bernardino (4/26) with an RBI and a run.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2014 All-CCAA Second Team ... UCSDtritons.com Athlete of the Week (2/24) ... Finished the year hitting .372, good for second on the team ... Scored 27 runs, hit one home run and tallied 25 RBI in 52 games ... Second on the team with 16 multiple-hit games and finished with six multiple-RBI games ... Third on the team with 112 assists ... Ended the season on a five-game hitting streak ... In the doubleheader against Cal State East Bay (2/22), amassed four hits, six runs, three doubles, one home run and six RBI ... Posted a 3-3 line with two RBI against Notre Dame de Namur (4/5) ... Finished 3-3 with an RBI against Dixie State (5/10) at the West Region 2.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013 Started 40 of 48 games in which she appeared as a second baseman ... Had four multi-hit showings ... Hit her first career home run at No. 5 Humboldt State (4/20), scoring one run with three RBI in the contest ... Posted a .976 fielding percentage.
HIGH SCHOOL A 2012 graduate from Orange Glen High School in Escondido ... Named Valley League Softball Player of the Year as a senior (2012) ... Orange Glen Softball Ambassador in her senior season (2012) ... Received All-Valley League First Team honors during her senior year (2012) ... Recipient of the Patriot Award in her final season (2012) ... Earned the Female Scholar Athlete Award as a senior (2012) ... Golden Glove Award honoree during her junior year with the Patriots (2011) ... Named to All-Valley League Second Team as a junior (2011) ... Two-time Team MVP as a freshman and sophomore (2009-10) ... Named Best Offensive Player as a freshman (2009) ... Had best season at OGHS as a senior, with a .487 batting average, a .536 on-base percentage and a .613 slugging percentage (2012) ... Stole 23 bases during her sophomore (2010) and senior (2012) years ... Also played varsity soccer for the Patriots as a starting midfielder (2009-11) ... Additionally, played club soccer for the San Diego Legacy (2007-12).
PERSONAL Born Nov. 20, 1993 in Escondido ... Parents are Craig and Kara Clewett ... Has an older sister named Savannah ... Human development major at Marshall College ... Would like to go into the physical therapy field after graduating from UCSD ... Enjoys outdoor recreation in her free time ... Favorite sports team is the Denver Broncos ... Peyton Manning is her favorite athlete ... Django Unchained is her top movie ... Listens to Usher ... Loves macaroni and cheese ... Her mom and her sister are her greatest influences.


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Our place in it all
To the Journal editor:
We have all had the lessons about the continuous water/hydrological cycle in the earth's atmosphere, biosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere, I consider the ozone layer as well as the bodies of water of this life orb we live on to be part of the earth.
It is not even a leap to reach the understanding that whatever is done on earth effects it's bodies of waters. This was quite apparent as industries and populations grew while natural ecosystems reduced.
The comment to this has been the creation of the EPA.The function of the EPA, in brief, has been to protect damage from while allowing thorough guidelines (for) industrial growth. In short, fulfilling needs.
The pollutants found in the air are – to name some – sulfur, nitrogen, heavy metals, mercury, lead, cadmium and copper as well as the pesticides and herbicides. and through the hydrological cycle become are in the waters. Acid rain is in the hydrology cycle causing corrosion erosion, death and deformities as well as extinction and sterilization.
Visible and invisible air pollution is dangerous and deadly. The word pollute is defined as a verb meaning to make unclean,defile or taint.
However in regards to the environment, I would also add the adverb permanently. As I stated in an earlier letter, sights have not been remediated as far back as the 1980s.
The effects of human encroachment impacting air and water came earlier however when prairies were altered. In the words of Frederic Tacer, " It's just a matter of time until we reap what we sow. Cause and consequence."
As a species we are so very aware with every living breath. We have choices. Wisdom from all cultures has had in its earliest history reverence for the natural world.
In a metaphorical sense this reflects an understanding of our all being connected as a family, a community, a global unit, an understanding that what is in the natural world has provided life long before mines and air monitoring.
What will we leave the next seven generations?
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Pro-life includes pro-health care
To the editor:
I was one of 5 million Catholics who received a survey last week from Brian Burch of Catholic vote.org. He asked four leading questions about the Affordable Medical Care Act (ObamaCare). His questions were obviously against better medical care for us.
I only know that since 1919, the Catholic Bishops, Priests, and Nuns have called for full coverage of all Americans. I could not find any mention of that in Burch's questions.
My dear Mother gave birth to 10 of us (2 sets of twins). She said the greatest love we can give to any unborn baby is complete medical care of each baby from the moment of conception until natural death. (Just what U.S. Bishops have called for since 1919).
What better way to say. "I am pro-life and against abortion" than by saying I demand great medical care for EVERY American from the moment of conception until natural death?
Our dear Mother always said that if a politician says he is pro-life and against abortion, shake his hand and thank him for wanting medical care for everyone from the day they are conceived until their natural death. If he says that he is not in favor of that, then he is not pro-life and against abortion. Do NOT vote for him, but do not condemn him either, instead, pray for his conversion.
Gary Gossman


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Green on Green Crime: Energy Efficient Windows Melt Toyota Prius
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National Association of Home Builders has promised an investigation into heat-glare from window treatments
Heather Patron of Studio City (Los Angeles, Calif.)
her neighbors of a dastardly crime -- melting her Toyota Motor Comp. (
. No, really. This was no Hawaiian Baby Woodrose-induced optical illusion, her neighbors' energy-efficient window treatment had melted the plastic molding of her Prius' mirror housings.
Los Angeles is a seasonable southern city on the west coast. Its average monthly maximum temperatures are historically confined to the 64-77 ºF range year round [
]. Unsurprisingly, the big concern for residents in terms of energy efficiency is the cost of air conditioning. One of the major sources of heat entering the house is through window light. So southern Californians, like residents of other longitudinally southern U.S. states, have taken to applying reflective windows treatments, both as a cost-saving measure and as a "green" energy saver.
But in this case the approach backfired, as the neighbors' energy efficient reflective gloss created a brilliant beam during daytime hours that directed itself directly at the car port.
"The side view mirrors were melting. Anything that was plastic on the car was melting," the Prius-owner recalls.
Ms. Patron shows offer her damaged Prius. She claims her neighbor's energy-efficient window treatment did the damage. [Image Source: CBS]
And Ms. Patron says her Prius wasn't the only ones damaged -- a neighboring vehicle saw similar melting. She comments, "I'm positive that this window is what is causing the damage to my car. I just don't feel like it's fair. I feel like it needs to be known that this is happening. And a lot of people probably have damage out there, that they aren't aware that it's the windows that are causing this."
She claims to have measured the temperature in the car port when it's exposed to the beam and found it to be 120 ºF.
The damage occurred in Studio City, a suburb of southern California's biggest city, Los Angeles. [Image Source: Google Maps]
Similar claims of reflective windows burning people or plastics were
leveled in Sept. 2010 by a lawyer staying at the Vdara hotel
in Las Vegas, Nevada. Reportedly in that case the situation was even more severe as the reflective windows were acting as a hyperbolic solar dish, focusing sunlight into a "death ray", which swept across the pool deck.
Reportedly other homeowners have also complained about plastic-melting reflective beams coming off windows with certain energy-efficient treatments. The
National Association of Home Builders
has promised a thorough investigation into this problem.
What makes Ms. Patron's story more curious is that automotive mirror housings are usually primarily composed of ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) [
] -- the same type of plastic found in LEGO blocks and plastic pipes. Pure ABS has a melting point of 221 ºF [
], so it's unclear how the beam was able to melt the plastic, even if the air temperature was 120 ºF.
One possibility was that the black mirror plastic absorbed the light, and heated up to a temperature far hotter than the surrounding air (think of an Easy-Bake oven).
The Prius is the best-selling hybrid electric vehicle in the U.S. (and in the world).
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The Prius is the best-selling hybrid electric vehicle in the world. As of March 2011,
3 million Prius vehicles had been sold
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Let nature take care of itself
To the editor:
Senator Tom Casperson is working feverishly to push through SB288, which removes the right for Michigan voters to vote in 2014 whether or not wolves and other species should be hunted. This, regardless of the fact that over 250,000 signatures were collected from registered Michigan voters who are concerned about the future of Michigan's wildlife.
In trying to "rush" SB288 through, Senator Casperson is not representing the voters in Michigan. This is not what the vast majority of voters want as evidenced by the recent petition drive. There is no biological or scientific reason why wolves should be eliminated any more than mourning doves.
The Grey Wolf numbers have already declined as noted at the April 11 Natural Resources Committee meeting. The estimated population is 658, down from 687 in the previous count. Let nature take care of itself.
It is unfortunate we live in a society where killing takes precedence over sound, scientific judgement. There will be a huge overpopulation of deer as already seen in certain areas. Large predators such as the wolf are a necessity to our ecological balance. To permit a hunting season on wolves would be a grave mistake.
Those concerned should contact their legislators immediately and voice your opinion as soon as possible as this is very time sensitive.


text: We asked our Facebook friends, "When was the last time you did a go-around?" Answers ranged from "Today!" to "Never." (Really? Never?) The discussion was enthusiastic as pilots shared the reasons behind the go-around: an animal on the runway; an aircraft that trundled out onto the runway; or some instances in which the pilot in command decided that the approach wasn't working out. Interestingly, a side discussion developed on exactly what's going on in this photo. Some folks seem to think we happened to be in the air when this happened. Bear in mind that Flight Training often stages situations to illustrate our articles—it's rare when one of our highly skilled photographers "just happens" to be around—in an airplane—when a go-around occurs. Why is the airplane on short-short-short final so off-center? I'm guessing this photo didn't make the cut precisely because the airplane was so far off the center line. And why was the airplane on the runway skewed to the right? Again, it's not clear. Maybe the pilot taxied out so fast he spun out?—Jill W. Tallman


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Eating Disorders and Fertility
According to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), eating disorders affect approximately seven million American women each year and tend to peak during childbearing years. Sadly, a very common side effect of eating disorders is fertility problems. It is estimated that as many as one in five patients at a particular infertility clinic is there as the result of an eating disorder.
One of the most well-known eating disorders is anorexia, which is characterized by an extremely distorted sense of body image and obsessive dieting or starvation to control weight gain. Affecting approximately one to two percent of Americans, people often think becoming anorexic is a choice when, in fact, it is a mental illness. Even when a person with anorexia becomes dangerously thin, she will continue to believe she is fat and needs to lose more weight. Common symptoms of anorexia include erratic eating habits, purposeful food deprivation and excessive exercise. Some anorexics suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and are constantly striving for perfection.
A slightly more common eating disorder is bulimia, which affects nearly five percent of Americans. Bulimia involves binge eating and vomiting or using laxatives to rid the body of excess calories. Unlike anorexia, people suffering from bulimia do not appear to have an eating disorder because they are usually able to maintain a healthy weight. Because the signs are less visible, bulimia often goes undetected.
In addition to the other potential side effects of eating disorders - fatigue, constipation, abdominal pain, anxiety, depression, hair loss, tooth decay and damage to the heart, liver and kidneys - they also have serious negative effects on the reproductive process. Because of the dramatic weight loss that occurs with anorexia, many anorexics stop getting their periods completely, making it virtually impossible for them to conceive. This absence of menstruation is usually the result of reduced calorie intake, excessive exercise or psychological stress. While the majority of women with anorexia do not have menstrual cycles, approximately 50 percent of bulimics have the same problem. Women who have suffered from anorexia for long periods of time may never start their periods again because of the permanent damage they have done to their bodies.
A poor diet, stress and depression can also contribute to the development of other fertility problems, such as low libido, reduced egg quality, poor uterine environment and ovarian failure. Each of these factors can make everything from the fertilization of an egg to carrying a pregnancy to term extremely difficult and, in some cases, impossible.
If a woman with an active eating disorder does happen to get pregnant, there are a number of ways it can put her pregnancy at serious risk. Complications associated with eating disorders during pregnancy include delayed fetal growth, placental separation, miscarriage, stillbirth or fetal death, gestational diabetes, jaundice, respiratory problems, preeclampsia, premature labor, low birth weight, low amniotic fluid and birth defects, especially blindness and mental retardation. In addition, laxatives, diuretics and other medications may be harmful to a developing baby, resulting in malnourishment for mother and baby. If a woman with an eating disorder carries her baby to term, she is more likely to have problems breastfeeding and more likely to suffer from postpartum depression.


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Day Two With BasicGrey!
December 6, 2011 by Ellen
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Good Tuesday Morning!
This is going to be a GREAT week. We are here, kicking of December with BasicGrey!
If you haven't heard, we have a BasicGrey Core Impressions line that we just LOVE! There are TWO Core Impression packs in this line that are fabulous. The Whimsy Collection is full of bright colors and whimsical patterns that match BasicGrey papers and embellishments. And the Ornate Collection has beautiful blues, greens and pinks that coordinate with BasicGrey papers and embellishments as well. You will be seeing both of these collections in action this week along with LOADS of BasicGrey goodies, too!
Each pack has FOUR embossed patterns in FIVE colors totaling 20 unique sheets and we sell certain sheets individually as well.
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You have a few ways to win this week.
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Well, it is Tuesday that means we always try and give you a fun tip or technique and today Design Team member Melissa Oliveira is sharing two gorgeous layouts with us with some great ideas. Melissa got to use the awesome Indie Bloom collection and isn't cool how she made it festive for us? BasicGrey is SO versatile.
Melissa sanded the background of the BasicGrey Core Impressions to highlight the photo. She made the banner by cutting triangles from the back side of the BasicGrey core impressions, then mounting ot to the brown side (the right side) and trimming a scalloped border using Fiskars deco scissors.
Next up…a TREE from TORN paper!!! SO COOL!
Melissa cut the small presents at the bottom of the LO from the front packaging sheet of the Indie Bloom collection. The prints are smaller on the cover art so they worked well for the look Melissa was going for (the full size prints would have been too big). The tree was made by tearing strips of the BG core impressions, then arranging with repositionable adhesive (from the Glue Glider Pro) and machine stitching in place.


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President Obama presented the Congressional Medal of Honor to former Army Sgt. Kyle White for leadership and heroism during an ambush in 2007. White maintained radio communication while saving lives and ensuring other comrades made it to safety. VPC
WASHINGTON — President Obama awarded the Medal of Honor Tuesday to a soldier who helped save the lives of comrades while under fire during a 2007 ambush in Afghanistan.
"Today, we pay tribute to a soldier who embodies the courage of his generation," Obama said of former Army sergeant Kyle White during a ceremony at the White House.
On Nov. 9, 2007, in an area known as "ambush alley," insurgents attacked White and a team of U.S. and Afghan soldiers after a meeting with village elders in the mountains of Nuristan province.
Though wounded and knocked unconscious at one point, White treated comrades for injuries and radioed for help to evacuate survivors, some off whom attended Tuesday's ceremony in the East Room.
Six soldiers died during the attack.
Citing the closeness of troops in combat, Obama said, "This family was tested that day."
White, who left the Army in 2011 and now works at a bank in Charlotte, N.C., also had to overcome post-traumatic stress syndrome after his deployment ended. He is the seventh living recipient of the Medal of Honor for actions in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In a brief prepared statement after the ceremony, White said the medal is a tribute to his brothers-in-arms.
"Without the team, there could be no Medal of Honor," White said.
White also noted that he wears a bracelet with the names of his six fallen brothers, and "they are my heroes."
Speaking of White and others who served in the military, Obama said, "You motivate all of us to be the best we can be, as Americans, as a nation."


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Tammy Michelle Fitzpatrick
REPUBLIC – Tammy Michelle Fitzpatrick, 44, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, after an extended illness.
God gave her to Tom Fitzpatrick and Dianne Gladden on Dec. 17, 1968, in Oakland, Calif. She grew up in Republic, Bark River and Detroit. Tammy was welcomed in heaven by her mom, Dianne; Gramma, Vern; and so many others.
She is survived by two sons, Thomas Fitzpatrick of Colorado Springs, Colo., Matthew Dorman of Bark River; and her father, Tom (Mary) Fitzpatrick of Republic. Michelle is also survived by four brothers, Michael of Fraser, Mich., Charles of Metairre, La., Stephen (Tina) of Owasso, Mich., Paul (Carrie) of Chicago, Ill., and many nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and beloved friends. The joy of her life was her three grandchildren, Ava and Troy of Escanaba and Ariana of Colorado Springs, Colo.
Michelle had so many wonderful people who prayed and cared for her. Thank you all. She had such a big heart and she is free at last. Thank you God. Family and friends will gather from 2 to 3 at St. Augustine in Republic on Saturday, Jan. 19. Services will be held at 3 with a luncheon to follow.


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1st Net Glen Wright 146
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1st Net Bob Benjamin 147
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SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB - Coming up this evening the Sheridan high school booster club will host the annual fall sports BBQ at the school, all parents of fall sports athletes should attend as activities will include player / parent meetings with the coaches.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Bronc football team will open the 2016 season Friday night at home with Laramie we will have all the action for you live on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM ESPN radio, the First Federal savings bank pregame show will start the broadcast at 5:30 with kickoff scheduled for 6:00.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Bronc football team finishes up two weeks of workouts today, they have Laramie in the opener a week from tonight.
We will broadcast the opener live on KWYO and 87.7 FM the broadcast will start with the First Federal Savings bank pregame show at 5:30 kickoff is scheduled for 6:00.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL - Sheridan high school Head football coach Don Julian enters his 10th season with the Broncs over those season's the Broncs have won 100 games and three state titles and enter this season as the defending 4-A state champs, Julian says they have to get it done on the field but it's the entire process that has made the program so successful.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Sheridan Bronc football teams is nine days from the opening of the 2016 season Head coach Don Julian says now is the time they start to transition practice into game planning for Laramie.
We will have it all live for you next Friday starting with our First Federal Savings bank pregame show at 5:30 kickoff is scheduled for 6:00.
LOCAL FOOTBALL - Big Horn, Tongue River and NSI will all have Zero week scrimmages next week and the Wyoming Cowboys have their season opener at home September 3rd against Northern Illinois.
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Faculty, choreographers join Dance Ensemble for collaboration
Among the myriad rites of spring gracing Fredonia this past weekend, Fredonia Dance Ensemble offered a multi-sensual mood feast of movement, color, light and music. Student dancers revealed their months of hard work in pieces displaying innovative choreography, creative costumes and light design layered through a rich palette of sounds and rhythms.
Guest choreographers Jon Lehrer and Kylee Fassler joined Fredonia faculty Helen Myers, Paul W. Mockovak, Sam Kenney, and Angelika Summerton to create dances utilizing a palette of forms, providing unique opportunities for student engagement and faculty collaboration. Renowned composer Daron Hagen, who was on hand for dress rehearsal and opening night, contributed the lyrical Rapture and Regret, performed live by the ANA trio (Natasha Farny, Angela Haas and Anne Kissel), for an evocative piece choreographed by Myers, FDE founder and director and chair of the BFA dance program at Fredonia. Such professional collaborations are a signature of Myers' leadership of the dance program.
"It's an important part of the dance training at Fredonia," stated Myers. "The students benefit from the opportunity to work with dance professionals by making important contacts, as well as by experiencing how other artists work in this field."
The six dances explored a wide range of themes emergence and transition, sensuality and flirtation, fullness and loss, connection and dispersal drawing on a 20th century American landscape (modern ballet set to George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue; modern dance drawing on Tierney Sutton's covers of cool jazz standards and new age piano by Michael Jones) as well as the postmodern and transnational (contemporary, athletic dances set to Philip Glass's Orion I: Australia and a trio of contemporary artists including No Zu, Iva Nova and YACHT).
Over the course of the two-hour performance, the dancers engaged in strenuous physical movements, artfully expressing the spectrum of human emotion and dynamism. Kenney beamed with pride following the performance of the dancers in her piece, Orion I, which closed the first act, noting how hard the students had worked to overcome the physical challenges required. "They really struggled," she said, "but they hit it exactly tonight! I feel like a proud mom."
RaptuREgret, which opened the second act, felt like the emotional heart of the concert, connected thematically with the other pieces through repetition of an aspect such as color and mood ("regret"), form and texture ("rapture"). Hagen drew on two iconic literary texts of the 1930s to express those concepts: Virginia Woolf's The Waves and Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa, texts dramatically different in style and subject yet each exploring the triumph and pain of human interaction, the uneasy relation of civilization to the natural world, the beauty of language and its failure in the face of the inexpressible (such as death). Dancers Adam Ali and Katie Straub invoked those ideas through Myers's choreography highlighted by precision movement, metaphorical gesture, and facial expression in a modern ballet complemented by the ANA trio performing Hagen's composition live on stage. Soprano Angela Haas sometimes mirrored the gestures of the dancers while singing the text in haunting emotional tones; Natasha Farny's cello added textural layers, enhancing the mood of the piece; Anne Kissel's piano threaded the piece together from still another direction. The effect of the whole summoned the "playpoem" Woolf believed she was writing in her genre-disrupting novel while giving us the memoir-like quality enshrined in Dinesen's; yet the piece transcended its literary inspirations. Hagen's musical vision, in part a tribute to his mother, was expressed through Myers's choreography, and the dancers' and musicians' interpretation. The effect was a uniquely layered moment of connection revealing the elation and sorrow of the human experience, and the cyclical nature of our lives together with the natural world.
Those concepts repeated throughout the concert, taking different form and rhythm, yielding myriad possibilities for pleasure and contemplation. Lush blues and greens evaporated into arid yellow-red suns through set design, lighting and costume, reflected in the movements of the dancers. Playful switching hips and Gatzbyesque jazz steps in Rhapsody became confident fluid moves in Song for Eia, which seemed to evoke sensual emergence. Dramatic juxtaposition brought Act 1 to a riveting conclusion, the dancers' kinetic, controlled movements through light, shadow and deep-hued blues calling us toward contemplation of the night sky and a sense of global connection (Glass composed the work for the 2004 Olympics in Athens).
Act II repeated these themes in variation, taking us across the globe through atmospheric soundscapes, pales colors contrasted with deep blues and fluid balletic movement cascading into jazzy drama in Tierney's Suite, then letting go of narrative completely with the percussion-rich athletic dance of The Alliance. The second act pieces extended the human, natural and emotional depths and surfaces; the dancers told stories drawing on their full range of expressive modes and then showed us what happens when we let go of the story to feel connection at its most primal level. Lehrer and Fassler's choreography explored innovative variations of their own. Continuing the jazz theme from Act 1, Fassler merged the playful with the contemplative, emergence with withdrawal. The dancers beautifully expressed these moods through literal and metaphorical blues. The act thundered to a conclusion with Lehrer's merging of transnational music, movements and dramatic costuming. The dancers, many of whom had performed in multiple pieces throughout the concert, revealed their disciplined training, offering the audience an electric finale marked with confident, abstract movement that released the multitude of emotions generated by the concert as a whole.
Jeanette McVicker is professor of English at SUNY Fredonia.


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As part of my memoir writing I have written about each grade level; filling in as many memories as I can for each one.
Kindergarten was at this school, Morrison Grade School. That classroom was on the opposite side from this view. It was a very large room with windows like these on two sides. Underneath were shelves for games, books and other supplies. We each had a towel we'd lie on for nap time. I can still remember the feel of the darkened room and the cool floor. All the children spread around the room, some asleep, some just fiddling with their hands or looking around quietly.
Our teacher was Miss or Mrs. Williams. She was an older woman who played the piano. These were my classmates. I'm in the middle of the back row.
We did crafts and learned songs including "This Old Man" which is still one of my favorite children's songs.
Did you go to kindergarten? Do you remember what your room looked like or what you enjoyed doing?
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Remember When: Kindergarten
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I'm just astonished that you have all these old snapshots!!ReplyDelete
i went to kindergarten in laramie, wyoming at stanton elementary. the kindergarten was in the basement, which still had windows, and my memories are much like yours which is totally different than the kindergarten of today. :-)ReplyDelete
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e0y2e3 wrote:I'm amped up about Vala right now because he is a potential franchise center and not having him next year gets you more ping pong balls.
Cavs had him in for a secret meeting last night according to DX. OJ, of course, won't tell anyone that though.
Is this completely tongue in cheek?


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Hardware news tagged Hynix
Monday, December 30, 2013
SK Hynix Begins to Ship LPDDR4 Samples to Customers.
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SK Hynix Reveals Its First LPDDR4 Chips
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
SK Hynix to Build New DRAM Plant in South Korea.
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SK Hynix to Expand Production of DRAM
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
SK Hynix Begins Mass Production of NAND Flash at 16nm Node.
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SK Hynix Unleashes 6Gb LPDDR3 Memory Chips.
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SK Hynix Establishes NAND Flash R&D Center in Taiwan.
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DDR4 Memory Will Remain Expensive Until Late 2015 – Analysts.
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G.Skill Demonstrates Its First DDR4 Memory Modules.
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by Anton Shilov
The market of ultra low cost personal computers (ULCPCs) has all chances to grow rather significantly due to economic downturn and in a bid to popularize its microprocessors aimed at inexpensive microprocessors Via Technologies started up a program called "Global Mobility Bazaar" (GMB) under which it will help to develop notebooks, netbooks and other mobile systems powered by Via Nano or C7 chips.
The GMB program is a collaborative effort between Via Technologies, Microsoft Corp., American Megatrends (AMI), ITE Technologies, SanDisk, several China-based makers of mobile computers as well as a number of infrastructure partners. Under the program, Via as well as AMI, ITE and Microsoft will help manufacturers to develop netbooks, notebooks and other mobile devices based on various central processing units (CPUs) by Via. The latter will also ensure that the quality of actual products is high enough.
The Taipei, Taiwan-based CPU developer remained tight-lipped how exactly it would help to implement its platforms. Theoretically, Via could provide reference designs for various computers to its manufacturing partners along with certain guidelines how they could customize it to provide certain functionality or hit a particular price-point. But given rather modest resources that Via has nowadays, it is hard to believe that the company is able to create tens of reference designs for variety of devices. On the other hand, with the help of numerous partners, the GMB alliance may create many designs over time.
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Lost and found: Hope Village equipment recovered among huge inventory of stolen items
Equipment stolen shortly after Christmas from Hope Village is back on campus, where it is being used to get the facilities ready for volunteers who will be arriving later this month.
Hope Village's John Deere Gator, trailer, diesel fuel tank and other items were among thousands of dollars of items stolen from around the region and recovered by the Mountrail County Sheriff's Office during the past month. Tribal police on the Fort Berthold Reservation took Daniel Lee Gay into custody last month for possession of stolen property. He since has been released, re-arrested in connection with additional thefts and released again, according to the sheriff's office.
The U.S. Attorney's Office declined to confirm or deny that an investigation is being conducted.
Hope Village purchased the recovered Gator from its insurance company. The village had already used insurance proceeds to buy another Gator.
Steve Carbno, village director, said it is working out well to have the two pieces of equipment.
"That now gives us a little more flexibility with the work we need to do on campus," he said.
Carbno added that the recovered Gator came back with more hours on it and appeared to have taken some abuse from the additional use. He figured a tune-up would have it running smoothly again, though.
A trailer belonging to Lutheran Disaster Response and a diesel fuel tank also were recovered and put back into use. The trailer is helping to move items in preparation for the 2013 season, Carbno said. Volunteer teams will be in Minot this weekend and the next two weekends to get the village ready for the first group of volunteers to arrive April 21.
A number of smaller items taken from Hope Village, including a television, electric blanket and power cable, have not been recovered at this time.
Mountrail County Chief Deputy Corey Bristol, Stanley, said a break in the case occurred when Gay was confronted by an oil-field worker while allegedly stealing diesel fuel. The worker obtained a vehicle description and license number that led officers to Gay's residence on Feb. 14.
Officers took possession of numerous items from the residence that had been reported stolen. Sheriff Ken Halvorson said the department had been receiving a number of reports of break-ins at storage units at rig worksites in which clothing, air conditioning units, heaters, tools, generators, diesel and other items were taken.
According to department records, officers discovered the Lutheran Disaster Response trailer on March 4 and located the Gator the next day at a location west of New Town, where it was reportedly being stored.
The sheriff's office continues to hold a number of recovered items for which it has been unable to locate owners. Halvorson estimated about $50,000 in property has gone back to owners and about $40,000 in property remains unclaimed. In comparing recovered items against theft reports that fill a thick binder, a considerable amount of property remains unaccounted for. The largest share of big-ticket items reported stolen belonged to oil-field companies in McKenzie County or construction companies in the Minot area, Halvorson said.
The sheriff's department has documented a rash of thefts from July 2012 into March of this year.
The department recommends that companies secure equipment when unattended, even if it means removing a trailer wheel or hitch to discourage theft. Having pictures of equipment and keeping a record of serial numbers also is important to ensure return if stolen.
"Not only can we get the equipment back so much easier, but it's so much easier to prosecute," Bristol said.


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kikula wrote:Just received the lovely pair of teapots from Andrzej - they are absolutely beautiful! I'm so delighted. I haven't had time to put them to good use yet as they're barely out of their packaging and I have a non-tea appointment to keep, but they pour wonderfully and I'm really looking forward to this afternoon's long session with them. I love the way they feel in my hand.
I'm a very poor photographer I'm afraid but I'll see what I can do later in the week with my inferior little cell-phone camera.
Thanks so very much, Andrzej! This is Christmas in July.
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The little old lady shopping in the one picture has the Texas Pizza Summit t-shirt on. I wonder where she came from.
Norma,I know where that old lady came from. She was one of the Occupy Wall Street people, and can be seen in Reply 39 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,16573.msg161740.html#msg161740. My guess that she was driven out of NYC and headed to Philly, with a stolen Craig shirt from the Texas Summit. She perhaps figures that if she can't be one of the 1%-ters, she can at least dress like one.Peter
Duck Prosciutto? Must...try.........
great pictures Norma. I think I need to plan a trip to Philadelphia to shop.
Those pictures get me anxious for our return to New England. My wife and I were in NYC (Manhattan & Bronx) for food excursions all the time when we lived in CT.
I should have been more specific....we are going up in October for a couple weeks...can't wait.
Hi NormaI was in Philly in April, gave a talk at Drexel Univ. that's my day gig....Went to South Philly had my Philly Cheese Steak walked up to 9th street market, perused all the shops... it was a leisurely late morning, couldn't find stracchino. Anyway, moving back to the UK early next year, and I know where you can get that in London easily. (Will not be living in London but can get there easily enough) and will get over to Recco at some stage.........
On the Ligurian Coast, near Genoa, Italy.
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About the Author: Scott Miller serves as a Foreign Service Officer in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs.
I had the opportunity to catch up with Eric Farnsworth, Vice President of the Council of the Americas, to discuss the 40th Annual Washington Conference. This event provides a platform for top government, industry, and policy leaders to define the agenda for the Americas each year. The audience consists of over 200 business leaders from around the globe, who have the opportunity to engage in substantive analysis on timely themes important to the hemisphere.
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What is the Washington Conference?"For 40 years the Washington Conference on the Americas has been the top event focused on Latin America, Canada, and the Caribbean, bringing together senior U.S. government and foreign leaders together with members of the policy and private sectors to discuss the issues most directly facing the region."What are your goals for the 2010 edition of the Washington Conference?"The goal of this year's conference is to take stock of hemispheric affairs one year after President Obama's travel to the Summit of the Americas in Trinidad and Tobago, as well as to promote a shared agenda of broad-based economic recovery, strengthened democracy, and social inclusion. Featured speakers include U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, as well as ministers from Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Panama, and Peru."How is the State Department helping to make this happen?"The conference is held each year at the U.S. Department of State, which offers a serious and dignified venue for high-level deliberations and consultations. Assistant Secretary of State for the Western Hemisphere, Arturo Valenzuela, is the host, and has welcomed the hemisphere to Washington in a meaningful and appropriate way. He will also speak at the conference."What are some highlights of past Washington Conferences?"Past conferences have included remarks by every U.S. president going back to Lyndon Johnson, and the U.S. Secretary of State has addressed the conference for 10 of the past 11 years. The conference has concretely advanced issues of trade and investment, while offering the U.S. Administration a ready-made forum to promote the shared agenda of social inclusion and broad-based, economic growth and development."Related Entry:Secretary Clinton Delivers Remarks at 40th Washington Conference on the Americas
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The COA has been a longstanding and effective advocate of free economies and open markets. This has made it a very important partner to countries all through the Americas seeking to bring opportunity and growth to their peoples. The level of senior attendance at the Washington Conference, from all over the hemisphere, is poignant witness to this.
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Good luck on solving the issues of the Year. I think Assistant Secretary Arturo will be a Good Host for this event..:)
Nice Photo of you all....:) SeeYA...
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I know they will be discussing the major issues in Western Hemispheric affairs at the Washing Conference. They will probably focus on the Mérida Initiative, but I was wondering if they will focus on other solutions to the narco-insurgency conflict and its problems, not just focusing on Mexico and Pres. Calderón's cooperation but on the greater context of Latin America as a channel for trafficking and how to stop it.
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This conference is a great opportunity to set a new tone when discussing the issues that plague the region. While trade issues are undoubtedly important, now is the time to focus on the problems of the people, especially old problems like the so called "vicious cycle of inequality" and relatively new ones, like the increase of femicide in Mexico and Guatemala.


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