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CapSea wrote:It's obscenely offensive to homosexuals and the idea that that would confuse you baffles me. The definition of flaming is "a potentially pejorative adjective for a homosexual man whose behavior is reflected in a stereotypical "flamboyancy"" It's quite literally blatant homophobia on a shirt.
Phew... at least we're on the same side of the fence and I don't have to argue with someone who is homophobic.
That being said, being flaming or flamboyant is not negative, it's just a state of being. Just because the term flaming, and the rainbow are associated with hoopy people doesn't make their usage an insult nor does it make it offensive. If that were the case, there could be no depiction of a flamboyant hoopy person that would be acceptable by your and/or woot's standards. And that, in my opinion, is slightly ridiculous.
The character that I drew was not doing anything offensive, salacious, sexual, or negative. In fact, he was purposely drawn as someone who is happy and proud of who he is. Even his little dog is happy and proud.
I'm not sure if you remember Jewelwing's submission with the baby carots. Woot rejected that shirt too. And those were just flamboyant carrots. People come in all flavors. I think the rejectionator should be a little more mindful of that.
*NOTE* I know their reason for Jewelwing's rejection was "off topic" but the design was a Stephen Colbert reference to a fear of baby carrots turning him hoopy (woot edited). Very much on topic. I personally think they just reject anything with any homosexual references.
renegadetim wrote:Really? Calm down...
How is this offensive to homosexuals? A "POTENTIAL pejorative adjective"? Well, are you saying this is like african americans using the N word? Because, homosexuals and lots of other people use "Flaming" as an adjective that aren't belittling homosexuals. So homosexuals are allowed to say it, but if someone else does, it's "pejorative"?
And homophobia on a shirt? What!?
In my opinion, I'd think ONLY homosexuals would want to wear this shirt.
However, I personally have no homosexual clout, as a straight guy, so my opinion here may not mean much. I personally don't see the big deal here though.
The artist used a visual pun to fit the derby. I doubt he/she is homophobic. Relax
And to say clearly someone found it offensive, because it got rejected, doesn't do much for me because you were probably the person responsible for it.
I couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you for the support.
Re: Firefly
Holy crap, I thought this was 1st place for sure!
Skygunner wrote:Larger Image
Yeh....first derby, didn't quite do everything right this time round...next time will be different.
smaller image, anyone?
...not that I don't like your version...
missmissa07 wrote:It's a robot fighting a dragon! Does it get any more awesome than that?!
The problem with this much awesome is that it would make me top-heavy if I wore it.
I think your chickens coerced me into voting for this.
If only it had been a fire hydra(nt). Artwork is very nice, though!
Re: What Came First?
The thumbnail didn't do this shirt justice. I almost didn't click on it, but I'm very glad I did. If we could rank all the shirts we vote on, this would be my favorite for this derby, HANDS DOWN! Well done and good luck!
CameraGuy wrote:The thumbnail didn't do this shirt justice. I almost didn't click on it, but I'm very glad I did. If we could rank all the shirts we vote on, this would be my favorite for this derby, HANDS DOWN! Well done and good luck!
Wow, thank you so much!
joemail11 wrote:I think your chickens coerced me into voting for this.
I know, they're so brooding and mean.
Re: Melting Defenses
is this gunna win?
Urg... I really liked this one too :P
no! NO! Why is this not fogged? why is it not in first?? VOTE, PEOPLE! Pretty please?
Re: We don't need no water...
I definitely put this idea up first. Way to be original.
I have lost all hope for Woot. If this doesn't print I'll burn all my shirts and never buy from this site again. Its so sad that 'cute' wins over talent every time. Such a waste.
Re: Cure Boredom!
OH COME ON!!! I would have bought this one!!
Re: Foxfire
This just reminded me of how my 65-year-old mother always says she opened websites on "foxfire"
Re: Fieman's Dilemma 2
It's a good concept, but it would need to be done with enough detail so that the 'man' is clearly a Fire Fighter wearing a uniform.
Re: History of Flame
I would love this shirt but not in pink... Black, grey, white? Any of those colors would be better than pink..
Ps - I own several pink shirts... this one with the yellow/gold and orange all up in it doesn't go with the pink as well as i would like... Preference obviously but you may get more sales with some preferential opinion poling/consideration.
No spell check on this sorry for spelling errors.
Re: Concerts will never be the same
Great shirt! I hope it passes muster. Surprised the lighter didn't give an obscene gesture since the smartphone "stole it's fire" LOL!
Now my next goal is to find an app that imitates the SM0KE from these concerts. :D
psbaucom wrote:I definitely put this idea up first. Way to be original.
Re: Fireflies
Why is this not getting more votes?
That other firefly one is just on the cusp of the fog, and this one is WAY better than that in my opinion. I love fireflies and this was my favorite firefly shirt in the derby. Oh well, maybe it'll have a chance some other time or place.
I still love it Boots .
Re: Fireball
This reminds me of the Sun from the old Dark Sun AD&D setting, I really like it! Sort of reminds me of Brom a little bit too. Nice design.
Never saw it, I looked before I did it.
Re: Tyger Tyger
I registered just to vote for this, only to find out I had to buy a shirt before I could vote. Which is a shame because this would be the shirt I would buy, but can't since it doesn't exist.... yet! :P Hopefully it will!
COME ON EVEL...finish strong...I don't want to see you fluttering into a canyon!
You have more than the 6 colors on the beast. you have 3 shades of brown on the horns
[quote postid="4314742" user="wootvan"]COME ON EVEL...finish strong...I don't want to see you fluttering into a canyon!
Thanks so much for all the support and all the comments everyone! you are such a nice people!
I ready for the next!
Re: The Discovery
It's a monkey with a torch.... blended nicely into the shirt... what's not to like?
was hoping this one would of got more attention.. oh well.. I liked it... better luck next time....
This is one of the most awesome illustrations I have ever seen. I hope it receives an HM, and if not, please consider subbing it elsewhere. It would also be a great shirt to pitch to an Entomology program at a college or Zoo. :D
Re: Fox Maiden
Thank you so much for your comments and votes, everyone! ^_^ This was a different kind of illustration style for me to try here. Thank you for giving it such a great reception! <3
Re: Please, be my friend
I like this! I'm not sure what significance the albatross has in relation to the fire, but the colors are eye-catching, and you did a good job on the shape of the bird.
People, you can stretch a shirt over any unwanted painting for an awesome hangable print! If this wins, I'll do an instructable tutorial for you guys.
Shirts can be easily framed, too.
Hope this places, Bass!
Good lord... another s'mores shirt?
Re: Firestarter
Thank you for the generous feedback. I have to admit I'm not sure who the target audience is for this manic design, but I had fun making it. ^_^
@Lagbert, oh boingboing.net! I knew LaughingSquid had mentionned that shirt but didn't see it had gone there too until you mentionned it.
dalekempress wrote:the story of one little match's quest to make the world a little brighter.
I dig the shirt placement.
Lovely work Bassanimation! Wow:D
Re: No one left to play with
I really hope this one wins, I want this shirt!
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Great characters and style. Love the little tough chick!
ha, this made me lol at work. sad it's not up at the top. GMV
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One other thing is I work fifteen minutes from home and my apiary is at home. Everything I do is at my house except my full time job. If I could figure that one out I would be set. Another lol.
One other thing is I work fifteen minutes from home and my apiary is at home. Everything I do is at my house except my full time job. If I could figure that one out I would be set. Another lol.
Let bees be bees.
Here is a source of Buckfast queens - Randy Weaver in Navasota Tx.
Here is a source of Mite treatment free Buckfast hybrids - Beeweaver
They are located in a similar climate to you in S. Alabama. I nam new and do not know but, I was under the impression that you could not import queens or bees from outside of the USA. I don't know if this applies to Canada, but I do recall that they cannot import bees from us. Ck your PM's.
So, Beecrazy101, have you lit upon a plan? I'm an engineer, I'm all about the details.
Actually u can order queens from Canada. There is an inspection fee per queen that u import. To order two queens fro Canada the total price is a hefty $135 after shipping and inspection upon arrival to the states. You are thinking of Australia, New Zealand and other countries u can look up.
Let bees be bees.
Is R Weavers a treatment free queen rearing company? I would like to get a pure buckfast from a survivor stock. I am pretty sure that the ones from Canada r treatment free. Ferguson apiary.
Let bees be bees.
I don't see why it is impossible, in fact I have a similar plan for the new year. Which is to take my 15 colonies to 50 or more before the end of 2013.
The idea is to start with three frame splits per colony, raise my own queens using the Hopkins method and feed them like hell, so I can produce another split within 3 months. If I do this 3 more times between now and the end of next year I could have more than 50 colonies.
Possibly by mid year I should be making splits from the first split I made in December or those colonies will be adding brood to my next splits for faster colony build up.
I had done something similar to this earlier this year. Where grew 6 colonies to 15 just by splitting, feeding, and at that time I did it foundation-less (Had I equipment and foundation I would have done much better, however I didn't start until late February or was it March, not too certain). I even got a small harvest not so sure what will happen now that hurricane Sandy passed thru.
I went from 17 last year to 35 at present. The biggest obstacle was building and painting all the boxes, covers and bottom boards. Most of the increase I did from splits and swarm captures. For me, a critical component is a good local queen breeder. It's hard for queens to mate in SF weather. You may not have that problem where you are.
Earl, that's no fair, you live in Jamaica mon! You have year round opportunities compared to most of us, I'm jealous! What you do in that climate will differ greatly compared to ours. We could split all we want, but unless there are drones around to mate the virgin queens, we will have our splits disappear due to unmated queens becoming drone layers. My hives don't have a single drone in them, at least from my observation.
Coyote Creek Bees
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
Don't forget the shb. My expansion attempt basically flopped this year due to the little buggers.
Small hives in shb country will need some help defending. I lost at least 5, and it happened fast. Just a reminder.
Just because I'm in CA doesn't mean the weather is always perfect, that would be So Cal that gets the good weather almost year round! Where I'm at it can get in the teens and sometimes snows but doesn't stick for long. No year round splitting here!
And yes, Canada and the northern states have it worse than me and you!
Coyote Creek Bees
You Canadians don't have to wear Ultra breeze suits like we do. I actually sweat through my veil in December. Not fair!
All I "know" about Randy Weaver's Buckfast queens are what I read on his website- I didn't see anything about being treatment free - might be worth a call and ask. I looked up the Ferguson website in Canada- I don't see where they say that they are treatment free but their hygenic testing numbers are impressive.
Certainly feasible. I do better than that every summer with nucs. The biggest hurdle I see...do you have drawn comb, or will you be using foundation? I don't think it's possible if you have only foundation to give them.
I do have comb drawn on all deeps and still having them draw comb to this day. Three deeps on three so far and two on another. I am getting ready with comb and boxes.
Let bees be bees.
Depending on next years expansion I am going to be looking into selling nucs the following year depending on how everything goes.
Let bees be bees.
IMO you don't need drawn comb. I have split 10 strong hives into 75 with pierco plastic. They are mostly (90%) very strong doubles.
Not doubting your accomplishment here but would like some details for personal reference on expansion.
Was that 10 to 75 in one year?
How did you go about splitting them and did you already have mated queens?
How many gallons of syrup did you use in that time?
Did you wait until the nuc sized split filled a 10 frame single deep and split again or wait until they built out two deeps and split four ways?
Coyote Creek Bees
Yes it took one year. The hives came out of the almonds so I picked the 10 strongest hives which some had 3 deeps packed with bees ready to swarm while others were about 20-25 frames of bees. The reason I did this is because I was testing to see if 10 to 100 hives is possible in one summer.
I constantly reared queen cells(with 3-5 more hives... so yeah I cheated(note:I reared drones too)) and took 6 frames of brood from each hive and made 2 frames nucs. A cell was placed into each nuc and then a week later another cell was placed again to insure that each nuc would have a good virgin. I still had av. 10-12% mating fail early spring but sometimes it went up to 30%. I then did this again. I did no syrup feeding because we had a VERY strong spring flow and summer. However I did toss some pollen sub here and there. Anyway I split a second time about 2 weeks later and did this till I had 80 hives with the starting ten. It takes 1.5-2 months(in a flow) to get a strong doubles from 2 frames. About nine-ten hives ended up being a fail by September. Some of these 2 frame splits swarmed in August during the peppermint bloom because they got extremely overpopulated. (I had to migrate the 80 hives 3 times to get the good flow) beats feeding. I started feeding large amount of sub end of August to have very strong hives goin to winter that way they should be strong for the Almonds.
Going to 100 from 10 is probably possible, but I did not have enough time for all the splitting. You have to check if queens mated properly and always have to have queen cells on hand if the queen did not mate or else you will have nucs full of drone layers. The best mating I had this year was about 95% of 40 nucs(spare queens) I made. Buying queens will keep you from all the stress and is much easier to deal with.
I suggest that if your winters are warm the feed your bees Pollen sub constantly that way you could have very strong hives. Make sure you feeding 5lbs at a time not half a pound or else you won't see any good results.

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Hundreds enjoy, give at 'Empty Bowls' event
12th annual soup gathering helps NeighborImpact help those in need
BEND, Ore. - What better way to bring people together for a good cause on a chilly day than hot, tasty soup served up in hand-crafted bowls? More than 700 agreed Sunday at NeighborImpact's 12th annual "Empty Bowls" event.
"Central Oregon is rare in that you have community support, and the community is very vibrant and wants to help other people," said the agency's communications manager, Chris Quaka.
One of those people was Cheryl Howard.
"One of the benefits of an event like this is that as it grows and grows every year, it brings more and more awareness to those in need in our community," Howard said.
NeighborImpact, a 21 Cares for Kids partner, feeds 20,000 people a month and generates 3.3 million pounds of food to be distributed throughout Central Oregon.
Not only is the event their primary fundraiser, but it's also their primary "friend-raiser," an event that showcases people helping people.
"We do pay attention to the needs of people who are less fortunate, and we do rally around and try to take care of our own" said Executive Director Scott Cooper. "And this is an event that just demonstrates that one more time."
Quaka believes with the amount of people willing to help others in Central Oregon, the community will be in good hands.
"There are a lot of people who want to give back, and I think what I've seen in Central Oregon throughout the years is so many people coming forward and saying 'How can I help? How can I give back?'" Quaka said. "And to see that increase year after year lets you know that our community will be strong for years to come."


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On April 24, 2013, the Museum hosted its 23rd Annual Spring Environmental Lecture and Luncheon "Islands in a Changing World: Resilience and Recovery." The event featured a panel of experts discussing island resiliency, including New York and surrounding areas' recovery from Hurricane Sandy, and the effects of climate change on oceanic islands.
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The Hope College Anchor Trio will perform on Sunday, Feb. 2, at 3 p.m. in Wichers Auditorium of Nykerk Hall of Music through the college's Faculty Recital Series.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Three members of the college's department of music formed the Anchor Trio in 2000. The current trio consists of pianist Mansoon Han Kim, cellist Richard Piippo and violinist Timothy Shiu.
The trio's name is taken from the Hope College's symbolic anchor.
The trio has performed and given master classes at other colleges and universities since its formation.
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I started a blog post the other day and decided it was too darn long. Top Summer Songs. I found lists on Newser, HitFix Music (there are two lists there, one linked on 'HitFix' and another link on 'Music'), and Billboard.
Well, let's just say the lists were long, and not what I expected. I wanted "summer" songs, not songs that are hot right now. (Out of these four lists, Billboard's was the closest.) I have a couple playlists at home we put together that are perfect for sitting outside on a hot day: Dock of the Bay, Beach Boys, Katrina & the Waves…that type of thing. So, if YOU wanted to put a playlist together for the beach, what songs would you choose? I'll give you a bunch of mine, if you promise to add to it!
1. Katrina & The Waves Walking on Sunshine
2. Beach Boys Good Vibrations, Surfin' U.S.A., California Girls, Surfin' Safari
3. Otis Redding (Sittin' On) The Dock of The Bay
4. Mungo Jerry In The Summertime
5. Bryan Adams Summer of '69
6. Don Henley The Boys of Summer
7. The Surfaris WipeOut
8. Jan & Dean Surf City
9. Sly & The Family Stone Hot Fun in the Summertime
10. Drifters Under The Boardwalk
I guess I'd add just about anything by Jack Johnson… but who else?


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In the wake of the recent local elections, more and more observers are concluding that the energy that put Patrick in the Corner Office has come and gone.
East Boston's Democratic primary (and, by default, the state representative seat) went to Carlo Basile, a political operative who, in addition to Democratic campaigns, worked on Republican Kerry Healey's run for governor. Much of Basile's support and funding came from Republicans, and the Democratic state party, chaired by former Patrick campaign manager John Walsh, openly opposed him. Nevertheless, Basile easily defeated more liberal opponents.
In Allston-Brighton, progressive favorite Tim Schofield was widely expected to win one of two available spots on the November ballot in the race to replace district city councilor Jerry McDermott. But Greg Glennon, considered the most conservative candidate in the race, pulled the upset in the preliminary and will face neighborhood activist Mark Ciommo.
These are just the latest of this year's defeats for progressive candidates, in a streak that includes a special city-council election covering the South Boston and South End neighborhoods; a state-senate race to replace Cambridge Democrat Jarrett Barrios; and a Democratic primary for US Congress to replace Marty Meehan, who resigned this summer to take the helm at UMass-Lowell.
This current state of affairs reminds some of November 2004, when Mitt Romney's plan to pressure state legislators by showing them he could pick them off at the polls backfired and left the legislature feeling immune to outside influence.
In these instances, we may be seeing a small backlash against liberal Democrats, who now control the legislature and governor's office. That control was clearly exhibited in the surprising defeat of the same-sex-marriage ban at this summer's Constitutional Convention, pulled off by Patrick, House Speaker Sal DiMasi, and Senate President Therese Murray.
Locally, City Hall insiders suggest, the trend has been exacerbated by the actions of "Team Unity" — the four minority City Councilors who, in the opinion of some, have unnecessarily aligned themselves in opposition to moderate and white constituents.
Meanwhile, the recurrence of old voting patterns seems to confirm that the progressive vigor of this past autumn has faded.
Turnout for the recent special elections and primaries has been dismal, because the less attention-getting an election, the fewer people vote. When that happens, historically the scales tip toward the "neighborhood" voters — the old Italians in Eastie, the long-time residents of Brighton, the conservative Southie Irish — who show up at every election. Ideally, that would be different now, with greater participation from younger voters, area newcomers, minorities, and others in the progressive camp who were invigorated by the Patrick campaign. Evidence suggests that this change hasn't occurred.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by blueadams, Jun 28, 2012.
You ain't slow after all !
I rather see a big man coach with some kind of offensive repertoar.
One with toughness and attitude isn't bad either, especially when there are concerns that Drummond might be too easy going.
Charles Oakley?
Good thought. He was an assistant for the Bobcats, but he left that position on December 1, 2011 after experiencing health issues with back pain during the 2010-11 season. Interesting that it shows up at the bottom of this article: Bobcats want Maggette to take up scoring slack | CharlotteObserver.com & The Charlotte Observer Newspaper
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1963: The college football game between Army and Navy marks the first use of video instant replay during a sports telecast. Many fans find it confusing. The annual matchup between these two military service academies always garners plenty of national attention, but the '63 game carried added significance after the Nov. 22 assassination of President […]
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A record 12 Hope College athletic teams, including all nine women's teams, have received the 2008-09 GPA Team Award from the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA).
The MIAA Team GPA Award is presented to conference teams that achieve a 3.300 or better grade point average for an entire academic year. This program is administered by the Faculty-Athletic Representatives (FARs) of the MIAA member colleges. The FARs at Hope College are Lynne Hendrix, professor of accountancy, and Dr. Mark Pearson, assistant professor of mathmetics.
Hope teams receiving the award and the coach of that team were: women's basketball (Brian Morehouse), men's and women's cross country (Mark Northuis), men's golf (Robert Ebels) and women's golf (Eva Dean Folkert), men's tennis (Steve Gorno) and women's tennis (Karen Page), women's soccer (Leigh Sears), softball (Karla Wolters), women's swimming & diving (John Patnott), women's track & field (Kevin Cole), and volleyball (Becky Schmidt).
The women's cross country team, coached by Dr. Mark Northuis, has the distinction of receiving the honor all 11 years since the award program was instituted in 1998-99.


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Hopefully Caro can recover from yesterday's nightmare! Skate splendidamente, Carolina!
Hopefully Caro can recover from yesterday's nightmare! Skate splendidamente, Carolina!
Beautiful skate from Kostner, even with the fall and step out... but at least she went for the flip!
Carolina's basic skating, speed and flow are miles ahead of anything we've seen so far. This program is good for showing her off. Pity about the fall on the 3Lo and the stepout on the 3F. Still, she should go ahead of Ksenia.
great Kostner!!! flip back and the fall remained just an accident!!
so happy for her!!!
Kiira She is imploding.
Korpi basically has this title on a golden platter. Will she take it or let the platter come crashing down?
The fall on the 3Lo looked painful.
Uh oh, Kiira Hyde has arrived from Gothenburg and Kiira Jekyll from the SP has apparently been locked away.
Poor girl. She couldn't handle the pressure.
Rough skates for both Evitas tonight


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Heavy metal's primary contradiction: given a fanbase that is often concerned with detecting what is and isn't "real" metal, so much of what constitutes "real" "metal" is made up of 100-percent pure fantasy. Sometimes this results in a certain cultural conservatism. But mostly it just means that the true-est metal fan is the one who is (at least mentally) young enough to even care about both ends of this contradiction. Meaning that metal's longevity – the way it has evaded becoming just another musical fad – depends largely on its ability to attract a continuously new fanbase, one that springs to life and puts its fork and knife on the (kiddie) table of metal consumerism.
By my measure, the most significant reinvention of metal in the last decade or so has been a complete fabrication: specifically, Adult Swim's Metalocalypse cartoon. Its fictional death-metal anti-heroes, Dethklok, have set a new bar for consistently high-quality brutality that somehow manages to transcend the fact that the band isn't "real." With the metal underground currently undergoing a crisis of faith that has allowed similarly fake bands to rise to supremacy whilst eschewing things like songs, vocals, beats, riffs, and substance (substitute instead: a smoke and mirror show centered on naked amplifier worship, dry ice, capes, and hieroglyphic mumbo-jumbo), it's rewarding to see a fake band that actually gives the kids what they want. The greatest death-metal band of all time could never exist in real life, so it had to be invented.
Dethklok is the creation of Brendon Small, and although he's a cartoonist by trade, he is also an absolutely bitching guitarist. He has an almost superhuman ability to play dementedly complex riffage whilst simultaneously bellowing precision death-metal lyrics. His touring band, composed of former Zappa sideslinger Mike Keneally and a big dude on drums who was in Exodus or Testament or one of those metal bands whose logo was made to look like it was bolted together from shiny metal sheets, were absolutely shredadelic. They played in perfect syncopation with a gigantic screen depicting the cartoon band running through the song. In the live show, as in the Adult Swim television series, the editing favors an ever escalating series of quick cuts juxtaposing images of grotesquery – which effectively doubles as a strobe light matching time with the drummer's blast beats. The effect is one of complete and utterly disorienting nausea. Each song built inevitably to a double-time conclusion of seizure-inducing visual overload coupled with the band's own race toward speed-metal insanity, complete with wah-assisted lead guitar doodledy-doo. It was powerful, it was funny, it was fatiguing, it was beautiful.
Often during the set, I tried to pry my eyes away from the cartoon to focus on the human players. This proved to be a futile endeavor, since a) the visuals on the screen were always far more interesting, and b) watching the band was kind of like watching a pit orchestra during an opera. The band was there front and center to remind you that they were physically capable of playing their inhuman music in the flesh and matching it up perfectly with the video on the screen – and they pulled it off with a precision that was laudable but oddly mechanical. If there is one chink in the Dethklok armor, it's that in sticking so close to a pre-determined script, they short-circuit the unpredictability that "true" metal has always promised.
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Vivian's Biography
Cause of Choice: Walk 'n' Roll at Children's Specialized Hospital
Early Sports Heroines: Tennis champion Althea Gibson & Olympic track star Wilma Rudolph
Survivor: She has overcome breast cancer, her beloved husband's early death, and her daughter's debilitating spinal meningitis.
Most Proud Of: "Seeing young women, seventeen and eighteen year olds, evolve."
"Work hard and don't look for excuses, and you can achieve anything." This was the lesson that legendary college basketball coach, Vivian Stringer, learned from her parents while growing up in Edenborn, Pa., and one of the key lessons that she passed on to the hundreds of players that she has coached over the course of her long and illustrious career.
Stringer began her teaching and coaching career in the early 70s at Cheyney, a small, historically-black college outside of Philadelphia. Even before the seeds of Title IX had truly started to take root nationally, Stringer propelled her team at Cheyney to the final four in the NCAA's first-ever National Championship for women's basketball in 1982. She later did the same for her teams at the University of Iowa in 1993, and at Rutgers in 2000 and 2007, earning her the distinction of being the first coach in NCAA history to lead three different schools to the national semifinals. When Don Imus made his notorious, derogatory remarks about her Rutgers team in 2007, Coach Stringer's eloquent public response modeled dignity and poise for her players and the nation.
The third winningest coach in women's basketball history, Stringer has received a multitude of honors over the course of her career, including being named the National Coach of the Year three times (Wade Trophy, 1982; Converse, 1988; and Naismith, 1993) by her peers, the 1993 Coach of the Year by Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Converse, the Los Angeles Times and the Black Coaches Association, and her induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009. She joined fellow esteemed basketball greats Michael Jordan, David Robinson, John Stockton and Jerry Sloan on the stage at Symphony Hall to receive basketball's ultimate honor. One of her most personally-gratifying accolades is the 1993 Carol Eckman Award, which acknowledges the coach most demonstrating spirit, courage, integrity, commitment, leadership and service to the game of women's basketball.


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Re: Minecraft on Ps3
It would be better though if you can link your PC account to the PS3, so we wouldn't have to pay. I mean, I don't really care for the price, but it would be easier.
Ignorance is bliss,
Abstenence is control.
Don't go around trying to know and do everything.
Re: Minecraft on Ps3
LUIGI_O_YEEA wrote:
Hey were did you get that AVATAR it is really awsome
LMAOOO I was just about to ask you the same thing. Paper Mario is EPICCCC!!!!!! Thousand-Year Door FTW! I just searched "Luigi" on Google lol and found it.
It's a fridge magnet.
Ignorance is bliss,
Abstenence is control.
Don't go around trying to know and do everything.
Re: Minecraft on Ps3
FiorCeartas wrote:
Sadly, Xbox 360 is the exclusive console for minecraft. -_-
The only reason the games such as Minecraft would come out on Xbox 360 first is cause it's more of a test, perhaps to see if it would sell (which i belive it will). If anything, PS3's version would probably come out later on with perhaps a lil bit more here and there.
Re: Minecraft on Ps3
A 360 release as a first step is a no brainer considering it has a larger user base with XBL and its an easier platform for PC developers to code on.Would be cool to see it on PSN though
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Re: Minecraft on Ps3
You know, I played the Poket Edition on
iPhone, and after that, I was HOOKED with MineCraft. I hope they add MineCraft on PS3. I also hope they add more things in the pocket edition like:
•Material Fusions
•Functioning Multiplayer
•And More...
So yeah, MineCraft would be EXCELENT...but I think there would be better games to remake (I'm not saying I wouldn't get MineCraft on PS3 if it came out ) like Final Fantasy VII (best game ever) or Unholy War...but yeah guys, that would be great!!! (^-^)


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To the Editors:
In "Runaway Devils Lake" (January–February), Douglas Larson says that, in response to climate change, the lake has expanded to 815 square kilometers "with devastating environmental impacts." But it is not only the climate that has changed in the Devils Lake Basin.
Soil characteristics suggest that 152,975 hectares of the original 238,365 hectares of wetlands in the Devils Lake Basin had been drained by 1997. Those drained wetlands had a storage capacity of 612,800 acre-feet and now contribute more than 400,000 acre-feet of water to the lake in 100-year frequency runoff events. That is the equivalent of nearly 70 percent of the inflows in years like 2009 and 2011.
Larson says that, if the lake rises two more meters, it will overflow into the Sheyenne River. However, at that elevation, the lake would have a surface area of 97,800 hectares and evaporation would remove more than 604,000 acre-feet of water annually. That is more than the record inflows in 2009 and 2011.
Larson raises the "ominous picture" of "great torrents" eroding the lake's natural outlet, resulting in an uncontrolled release of two million acre-feet of water into the Sheyenne River and "drowning towns and farms." But geologic evidence shows that, instead of eroding, the elevation of the natural outlet actually rose from 428.7 meters to 444.8 meters as a result of sediment deposition in the seven to nine overflow events that have occurred over the past 10,000 years.
The real catastrophe is North Dakota's irresponsible mismanagement of water resources in the Devils Lake Basin.
Gary Pearson Jamestown, ND
Dr. Larson responds:
Undoubtedly, the long-term, agrarian removal of vast wetlands in the Devils Lake Basin has contributed significantly to the destructive expansion of Devils Lake. This, I presume, is what Gary Pearson regards as North Dakota's "real catastrophe." But a wetter climate over the past 20 years has been the driving force behind the rising lake levels. Indeed, roughly a quarter of all inflow to Devils Lake during a 45-year period (1950–1995) occurred between 1993 and 1995. How much of this water could have been retained by the basin's original wetlands is debatable. But in a state where agriculture is a leading economic activity, allowing wetlands to exist in place of productive farmland has long been unrealistic.
I would remind Pearson that the dire projections of continued lake growth and flooding are not solely my own; they appear in U.S. Geological Survey peer-reviewed reports. Pearson's claim that evaporation will eventually counterbalance inflow is incorrect. The lake has continued to rise despite an average evaporation rate of 0.78 meters per year. In 2011, the lake covered 83,000 hectares, nearly as much as the overflow coverage of 97,800 hectares. Yet, with inflows totaling 595,000 acre-feet, lake volume increased 434,000 acre-feet and lake level rose 0.70 meters.
Pearson cites "geologic evidence" for sediment aggregation, rather than erosion, of the lake's natural outlet during lake overflow. This is a high-risk proposition that Devils Lake flood-control scientists and engineers are unwilling to bet on. A worst-case scenario can happen. It's better to be prepared than defenseless.
You can find this online at http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/num2/climate-versus-land-management/1
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Wahoo, thanks Rio
This needed to be a separate thread - if we'd put it in any of the existing ones then some people would have missed it, or maybe felt awkward about jumping in to something that's been established for a few months. .
Now the main event's over, loads of us have said that we'd hate it if we all just lost touch and drifted off. There are people who I know will be mates for life, but there are loads of others from my thread, Pixie's, Lucy's, the support threads,not to mention the rest of the super six lot who've got to know each other and been a massive source of support and encouragement to each other over the past few months.
A bunch of us from my thread and support group 7 are hoping to meet up and run the Birmingham half on 24th October an/or the Bedford half in December, just as a starter. Even if you can't make either of those, no worries, we can always fix up others, maybe at different parts of the country so that everyone can make some of them. We've had a really special thing going between us over the past few months, so let's try and keep it. What do people reckon?
I like the look of this new thread!!!
Defnitely up for Bedford!!! And a few of us are doing Run To The Beat in September if anyone fancies it- thats my new goal- I know I know only 2 days after the last one but if I don' have anything to train for I won't really be arsed to go out and doing any decent running! Going to try and get under the 2hrs mark!!!
Right off to help boyfriend to sort out papaerwork at work ready for his impending audit- just think he wants to see me walk down the 2 flights of stairs to his office
Sounds good too, then hopefully people who couldn't get to one could get to the other. Like the sound of "flat" a lot!
Just off to give a few people a little prod in this direction
May I join here? I was not a runner but I was a supporter (and list maker). And I am doing the Cardiff Half in Oct.
Also, someone on Sunday planted a seed in my mind about me being able to run a marathon (plodded one in 2005 rather badly) and I have been thinking about that comment a lot since. I am thinking of either Edinburgh and/or Abingdon 2011
Of course you can lovely List Fairy I didn't run it either!
Bedford Half sounds good to me
Just to let everyone know I was looking at marathon photo website and they're starting to put up the pics and i managed to get this one copied and its doesn't have any of that copyright stuff on it so head on over
Woot woot, it's working
Please can someone post up a link to the photo website? I've tried googling it, but all I'm getting is mass shots rather than the individual ones
Morning All, love to join the thread, having completed my first Marathon, does anyone know of a good marathon to do in sept/ October,(a quiet, flat one) like to try and maintain this level of fitness, rather than let it all go and get under that 4 hours!!!
A special mention to Schmunkee, a massive thank you for organising the RW supporters and groups at mile 17.......
Hi Guys
Does getting down the stairs in under 10 minutes count as VLM Surviving! I'm hurting in places that i didn't even know existed. Great atmosphere, do all the pain again next year!
PS Fanks for thread tip off Hash.
There is only one of me so far
...........only one so far of me!
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Been there, plundered that.
Been there, plundered that.
A full feature with a storyline that an enterprising six-year-old might have thought was a little too rudimentary.
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
A look at three films from Cannes from our very own critic, Simon Abrams.
Three reviews from Cannes, including the latest from Francois Ozon and the Safdie brothers, along with a special out of competition screening.
An article about the reissue of "Two Weeks in the Midday Sun."
Pure metal.
PBS' American Masters has a special four-hours for foodies, with docs on James Beard, Jacques Pepin, Alice Waters and Julia Child.
A report on the L.A. Riots and the many documentaries looking back on it 25 years later.
A writer and his BB-8 watch all eight of the "Star Wars" films in numerical order.
The latest on Blu-ray and streaming, including "Get Out," "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter," "The Great Wall," "Dheepan," and "XXX: The Return of Xander Cage."
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake" wins the Palme d'Or at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.
Reviews from Cannes of the latest films from the Dardennes brothers, Behnam Behzadi and Xavier Dolan.


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Late Run Sparks Boilermakers Over Cardinals, 66-56
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- The Ball State men's basketball team held a lead with less than 10 minutes to play Tuesday night at Purdue but couldn't hang on down the stretch.
The Boilermakers pulled out a 66-56 win at Mackey Arena despite a game-high 22 points from Ball State's Jesse Berry, who played in front of somewhat of a home crowd.
Berry, a Lafayette, Ind., product, hit four 3-pointers on the night and teamed with Marcus Posley in the backcourt to keep the Cardinals (5-5) within striking distance of Purdue (5-6) until the end.
Posley and Berry combined to hit 3-pointers on three straight trips down the floor midway through the second half that put the Cardinals on top 45-43.
Ball State continued to maintain a two-point advantage at 47-45 with 8:33 left in the game before Purdue snatched the momentum with a 13-2 run. A layup by Terone Johnson with 3:51 left capped the run and gave the Boilermakers a 58-49 lead.
The Cardinals clawed to within 59-54 with two minutes to play. They had their best chance to put more pressure on Purdue when Berry got a look at a transition 3-pointer that would have cut the lead to two, but the shot went just long off the back of the rim. Ball State later drew within four points with one minute to play, but Purdue closed the game out at the free throw line.
"When we get a chance to go back and watch the film, there will be a lot of good things we will be able to pull from this game," Ball State coach Billy Taylor said. "It is discouraging because we felt like we competed hard and put ourselves in position to win, but scoring 56 points on the road just isn't going to get it done."
Post player A.J. Hammons led four double-figure scorers for Purdue with 15 points, while Terone Johnson scored 14, and D.J. Byrd and Ronnie Johnson added 11 each.
Ball State's chances were hurt by its 17 turnovers, which Purdue cashed in for 17 points. The Boilermakers' 17-7 advantage in points off turnovers was equal to the game's final margin.
The Cardinals did manage to hold one of the nation's top rebounding teams in check on the boards. The Boilermakers entered the game out-rebounding their opponents by 10 per game and averaging more than 15 offensive boards a night. Ball State was only out-rebounded 33-32, and the Cardinals held the Boilers to nine offensive boards, including just four after the game's opening eight minutes.
"If you would have told me coming in that we would be even on the boards with them, I would be very pleased with that outcome and say we would at least have a chance to win," Taylor said. "And we did. We were very competitive, but our mistakes offensively with turnovers and some ill-timed shots came back to bite us toward the end of the game."
Much like its rally late in the game, Purdue also used a run to regain control in the first half. The Boilermakers trailed 11-10 but went on a 10-2 spurt and eventually took a 27-21 lead into the locker room. Ball State opened the second half with five straight points, and it was a back-and-forth game after that.
The Cardinals finished the game shooting 34.6 percent, while Purdue knocked down 44.2 percent. The Boilermakers attempted only eight 3-pointers on the night and made three of them, all by Byrd.
Majok Majok led Ball State on the glass with 10 boards for his fifth straight game of double-digit rebounds. Matt Kamieniecki added six points and six rebounds off the bench.
Senior guard Jauwan Scaife hit a 3-pointer early in the second half that moved him into sole possession of fifth place on Ball State's list for career treys with 143. He moved ahead of his cousin and former Ball State star Bonzi Wells.
The Cardinals now have just two games remaining before the start of Mid-American Conference play. They will return home to host IUPUI on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Worthen Arena.


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I'm a big fan of WiFi security cameras, and I recently got a chance to test out the new SmartCam from Samsung.
This is a camera that you can monitor from a browser, but the real power is found in the free mobile phone app for iOS and Android users. Log in, select the camera you wish to view, and in about 5 seconds you're viewing a live feed of wherever you've placed the camera. It has a two-way microphone that you can enable or disable, and it also has built-in night vision support using infrared LEDs.
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9th Place in Dmans 2014 Contest
"You gotta figure some races are rigged.There's not much you can do about it as a bettor. You just hope you got money on the one that's supposed to win."
I was wrong about RAS 2013 season :(
Dr. Dan
VR, RJ has stated that I can ask for proof of a advertised record. On your pro's page you state that your 2012 Final Earnings = UP +87.16 Units...Can you please provide proof of this. Thanks!
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Annie Bosworth Foley '01 recently received an M.F.A. in Stage Management from the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. In the past year she has stage managed three shows at Rutgers, worked as a substitute stage manager at STREB: Laboratory for Action Mechanics in Brooklyn, N.Y. and worked on the Stage Management team at Shakespeare Santa Cruz in Santa Cruz, Calif.
David Thomas '01 is a professional sound designer who recently received his M.F.A. from the Yale School of Drama. Recent New York design credits include The Blue Bird and The Oxford Roof Climber's Rebellion (Urban Stages); Half of Plenty (Summer Play Festival); Three on a Couch (co-designed with Arielle Edwards; Redshift Productions); The Lacy Project (Ohio Ice Factory Festival); Cyclone (Studio Dante); UnCensored 2008 (MCC's Youth Company); and workshops of David Adjmi's Caligula (SoHo Rep) as well as Katharsis Theatre Co.'s current project, Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. Thomas has served as the assistant sound designer on Lincoln Center's production of Joe Turner's Come and Gone (Broadway) and Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1st National Tour), as well as productions for Manhattan Theatre Club, Yale Repertory Theatre (including the world premiere of August Wilson's Radio Golf), The New Group, Atlantic Theater Company, Cherry Lane Theatre, The Women's Project and The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C.
Bradley George '02 works at WBHM in Birmingham, Alabama where he works as local host of All Things Considered and producer of Tapestry, an arts and culture program.
Jonathan Jacobs '02 has been acting steadily with the 2nd Story Theatre in Rhode Island. He also works as a senior employment and training interviewer with the State of Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training.
Kate McNeely '02 has worked full-time as a dresser at the Alliance Theatre and the Georgia Shakespeare in Atlanta. She is currently program sales associate for young audiences at the Woodruff Arts Center.
Jack Hilley '03 recently received an M.F.A. in technical production from the Yale School of Drama. He lives in NYC, but freelances across the country.
Jeremy Eaton '04 is an actor, a teacher and program associate with Double Edge Theatre. She manages the company's student programming and leads training for the theatre's student and university training programs, including the company's 2007 performance residency at Brandeis University.
Erin Greenway '04 has been lucky enough to continue working with companies doing three to four shows a year, everything from Shakespeare to the most obscure experimental theatre. For her day job, she works at Savannah College of Art and Design as a recruiter hoping to help other artists to fulfill their dreams of becoming future artists.
Eric Schultz '04 works at a Community Health Care Center in Northern Arizona that offers affordable health care to uninsured and under insured patients. He also acts with the Theatrikos Theatre Company.
Alena Fast '05 is in her second season in the stage management department at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Since graduating, she has also worked at Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Berkeley Repertory Theatre and Syracuse Stage.
Paul Masters '05 (theatre), '08 (English) earned his M.A. in Drama from Tufts University in 2010 with a thesis entitled, "The Early Modern Machine: Post-Humanism and Contemporary Performance Practice." He is now pursuing the Ph.D. in dramaturgy at the same university.
Susan Rahmsdorff '05 is working on a doctorate in vocal performance, after completing her M.A. at the University of Kentucky in 2008.
Drew Dupont '06 has been touring with Touring Theater of N.C., performing in "Let Your Children Tell" and "Letters From Leokadia" (opened with a premier at Triad Stage's Cabaret Theater this year).
Vita Generalova '06 works for The New York City Shakespeare Festival.
Steffen Schollaert '06 has been working steadily in the modeling industry with other work in commercials (KFC) and TV ("One Tree Hill").
Tim Scales '07 graduated directly into an internship with the Berkshire Theatre Festival, which became a full-time position after one summer. He now works in marketing for NYC's Roundabout Theatre.
Noah Forman '07 is currently a writer and executive producer for The Chris Gethard Show.
Hannah Jeffrey '08 Lives in Sacramento, California working as an assistant director for Grassroots Campaigns, Inc.–a progressive political campaigning organization that canvasses for organizations like the DNC, Equality California, Save the Children, Planned Parenthood, Oxfam and currently in Sacramento with Amnesty International U.S.A.
Derek Loehr '08 is working as both a technician and an actor with Studio 6, the sixth official company of the Moscow Art Theatre School. Most recently, he performed in Montreal and Moscow. While in Russia, he appeared the Chekov International Theatre Festival.
Scott Lyman '08 recently received a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting at Harvard's Advanced Institute for Theatre Training. He currently lives in NYC.
Jacob Martin '08 recently received a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting at Harvard's Advanced Institute for Theatre Training. He currently lives in Los Angeles, and can be seen performing his own music in local cabarets.
Jordan Spoon '08 is is pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting at Rutgers University's Mason Gross School of the Arts.
Clare Davis '08 is pursuing a M.A. from the King's College English Department in Shakespeare studies, focusing on theatrical output in London between 1590-1640. One of her classes is at the Globe, where she looks at theatrical practices of the time: props, audience interactions and costuming.
Sean Finan '08 received a Masters in Theatre Education from NYU (2010) and has taught acting with a summer camp, served as the director of an after school arts program at a school in a Russian neighborhood in Brooklyn and currently teaches at Annunciation Catholic School. He also directs production with an all-youth (ages 14-25) community theatre in Washington, D.C.
Derek Loer '08 studied at the HB Studio in New York and is a working actor. He has performed at the Wildside Theatre Festival in Montroel and at the Chekhov International Theatre Festival in Moscow.
Scott Lyman '08 is pursuing a second graduate degree in multimedia performance art at the Central Saint Martin's College of Arts and Design in London, combining his two Guilford majors in theatre studies and art.
Jacob Martin '08 is teaching and studying in the San Francisco area while pursuing acting work in local theatres.
Jordan Spoon '08 completed the M.F.A. acting program at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University.
Mary Beth Howington '09
is working as a stage technician for Norwegian Cruise Lines.
Colin Cranford '10 works as a freelance lighting technician at theatres in the Washington D.C. and Baltimore areas.
Gail Kelly '10 is entering her second year in the Masters in Theatre Education program at Emerson College.
Ben Storey '10 has been studying at a studio in Philadelphia and has been acting in local productions there.
Gail Kelly '10 is currently living in Wilmington, N.C. working as assistant director at The Performance Club Studio Theater where she teaches and directs children ages four - teen in all aspects of theater.
Laura Pates '11 is in her final year in the M.F.A. program in technical theatre at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Justin Poe '11 has a solo exhibit of his art work at the Center for Visual Arts in Greensboro.
Alina Saez '11 continues to appear in commercials and local film projects in the Boston area.
Hannah Richards '11 is a writer and director with the Colorado ACTS in Denver.
Jacob Kresloff '12 has worked as a dramaturg for several small theatres in Washington.
Jonathan Shine '12 is entering the graduate program in voice at Westminster Choir College of Rider University.
Ivey Long '13 has an internship with the distinguished experimental troupe Bread and Puppet Theater.
Olivia Shure '13 is attending the graduate acting program at the Gaiety Theatre School in Dublin, Ireland.
Renee Spence '13 is attending the graduate program in Japanese at the University of Honolulu.
Puja Tolton '13 has been hired as a leading actor at the Snow Camp Summer Theatre and has applied for fall internships with several theatres.
Megan Webb '13 has a paid position as a stage manager on the production of The Tall Boy and was hired as a stage manager on the staff of the Greensboro Community Theater. She also stage managed for Greensboro Light Opera and Song at UNCG.
Elizabeth Wray '13 has an internship with Bread and Puppet Theater.
To view photos from productions earlier than 2010, please click here.
Earliest available records suggest production of theatre on campus started in 1916, long before the existence of formal classroom study. Initially, theatre was an extracurricular student activity sponsored variously by the Literary Club, the Y.W.C.A., the Dramatics Council and Revelers.
After long focusing on dramatic literature, the Department of English added the first academic course focused on theatrical productions in 1929. Offerings began to expand in 1956 when Donald Deagon joined the faculty. He and wife Ann established the Department of Classics and Drama in 1967-68, splitting them into two programs in 1971, giving birth to the Department of Drama and Speech. In 1990, the department revised and deepened its curriculum, began creating its own productions with support through the academic budget and the current Department of Theatre Studies was born.
Guilford's Department of Theatre Studies is unique in providing rigorous professionally oriented undergraduate theatre training within the context of a well-rounded liberal arts education that can prepare students for a broad range of future careers. An interested undergraduate can pursue theatre training in classes as challenging as those offered in any conservatory in the nation, while simultaneously obtaining a solid undergraduate education that keeps other options open as the developing student explores the work of a professional artist. The department seeks to produce creative individuals with intellectual acuity and the analytical and problem-solving skills of the theatre worker. Many alumni have gone on to prestigious graduate theatre programs, professional internships and employment in theatre, film and television, while others have pursued graduate work and careers in fields as diverse as law, medicine, psychology, education and social work. Guilford believes that theatre training develops skills and thought-processes applicable to problem-solving in all areas of life.
The program offers both majors and non-majors the chance to experience the collaborative process by which actors, designers, directors, scholars and technicians interpret a playscript and translate a shared vision of its meaning into the medium of theatrical production. Classes develop the skills essential to that process: critical thinking, research methods, intuitive reasoning, communication, project planning and time management, problem-solving, teamwork and leadership.
The integration of theory and practice is fundamental to the program, as it is to successful theatre, and the conceptual learning of formal course work is therefore augmented by laboratory work in the form of theatrical productions. Productions are chosen with attention to the developmental needs of the current student population. In a four-year period, students will experience a broad range of styles and periods of dramatic literature in performance.
Faculty members and staff have worked as practicing theatre artists in the professional theatre as actors, directors, designers or technicians. Recognizing that guest artists are essential to the vitality of any theatre program, the department also brings practicing theatre artists of high caliber to the campus to work with students. Distinguished guests have included playwrights Edward Albee, Simon Bent, Maria Irene Fornes and Tony Kushner; actors Tandy Cronyn, Sidney Poitier, Anna Deavere Smith, Mickey Solis and Jack Wetherall; designers Dominic Abbenante, Jesse Belsky, Burke Brown, Gabriel Clausen, Roslyn Fulton-Dahlie, Elisheba Ittoop, Badger Koon, Robbie MacLean and John Wolf, and Maria Wurttele; directors Mark Rucker and Danny Scheie; and master teacher Larry Singer.
The Bachelor of Arts degree is offered in theatre studies.
Every student majoring in theatre studies will fulfill the core requirements and one of the four possible tracks. The major requires a minimum of 48 credit hours (13 courses).
Procedure for entering the design/tech, history/literature or performance tracks:
Students must have completed no less than four credits at the 200-level in their desired area before they can qualify for entry into any track other than the generalist. Once qualified, the student must petition the department chair for acceptance into the track. Following a consultation with department faculty, the department chair notifies the student of acceptance. In order to persist in the track, students are required to demonstrate ongoing engagement in their track with no more than one semester off, allowed only for study abroad. Thus, actors must audition for all productions and act in one production every four semesters. Design/tech students must work behind the scenes in some capacity every semester during which they are on campus. Finally, history/literature students must be consistently enrolled in courses that require the formal study of dramatic literature. Anyone in these tracks who fails to meet the above criteria after entering the track, will return to the theatre generalist track.
Additional courses required for students selecting a generalist track:
Total credit hours required for A.B. degree in theatre studies: generalist track – 48 credits
Additional courses required for students selecting a design/tech track:
Any other design/tech course approved by department chair
Total credit hours required for A.B. degree in theatre studies: design/tech track – 48 credits
Additional courses required for students selecting a history/literature track:
Total credit hours required for A.B. degree in theatre studies: history/literature track – 48 credits
Additional courses required for students selecting a performance track
Any other acting or performance course approved by department chair
Any other acting or performance course approved by department chair
Total credit hours required for A.B. degree in theatre studies: performance - 48 credits
The Department of Theatre Studies offers two different minor tracks: the theatre arts track and the film and video track.
The theatre arts track provides students with the opportunity to study an intensely collaborative art form from three perspectives: design or technical production; dramatic literature or theatre history; and performance. It explores the unique responsibilities carried by different members of the creative staff as they conceive and execute a theatrical production.
The theatre arts track is not available to theatre studies majors.
The film and video track serves students of any major who seek a serious exploration of film as an artistic medium. The track examines filmmaking as an important component of modern culture in the following aspects: a reflection of society, an artistic medium of the auteur and a medium of influence and social change.
The film and video track is available to theatre studies majors.
A minimum of 17 credit hours (five courses):
Total credit hours required for film and video track minor – 17 credits
Students will process the coherence of their minor experience in a formal "post-mortem" critique with the minor coordinator following the film festival.
For questions, please contact department chair David Hammond.
Theatre Studies will present the award-winning French farce again April 15 and 16, the final performances of the department's season.


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Boyut323 ft²
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A comfortable and central two-storey bijou apartment in the very central circle of Budapest quiet but the best spot regarding public transport. In walking distance to lots of tourist attractions, railway stations and spas can be reached in 15-20 minutes by public transport. Smoking only outside but the flat is equipped with all the comforts you generally need. We welcome our guests as friends and would like to make their stay a memorable one.
Two storey studio apartment with separate kitchen and bathroom
downstairs: living room area with settee and armchairs, reading lights, dining table with 3 chairs, suitcase storage, dressing mirror, shoe cupboard, rugs, shutters and curtains on the window
upstairs: bedroom area including double bed with pillows and duvets with sheets, plenty of wardrobe space with hangers and shelves, desk with reading lights, tv with cable network including channels in different foreign languages, nightstands with reading lights, books to read in English and German, floor is covered with big rug, shutters and curtains on the window
bathroom: toilet, toilet paper, small bathtub, shower, shampoo, shower gel, washing machine with washing gel and softener, sink and liquid soap
kitchen: table with 2 chairs, dressing mirror, microwave, kettle, long toaster, electric oven and gas stove with vent hood, fridge and freezer, drying rack, ironing board, iron, plates, cutlery, glasses, mugs, tin opener
floor: wood, in bathroom tiles
wall: paint and painted wallpaper
extras: free wi-fi, airport transfer possibility, guided tours for friendly prices at weekends in English and German
Ev kurallarıSmoking in the apartment is forbidden, you can smoke on the balcony.
No curfew, but please be quiet after 10 p.m.
Free cleaning after one week stay, extra cleaning within one week 10 EUR
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|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
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The apartment was just like we expected it, everything was in its right place and we had everything we needed. Quiet, neat place in the center of the city, you are basically close to everything: metro, supermarkets and the main sights. Szabolcs and Istvan have been very friendly to assist us in anything we needed. Absolutely no communication problems, perfect English, nice people all together. Highly recommended!
L'appartement correspond tout à fait à sa description ,il est bien situé : proche métro , supermarché, vie nocturne. Bien équipé , bien décoré , propre : Très bon rapport qualité/prix !
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We were staying in Budapest for couple of days in May and we were very satisfied with this apartment. The owner was very flexible and nice and polite, there was no problem to make agreement with him about anything. The apartment is new, great looking and full accommodated, and what is more, with great location close to metro station..2 minutes walk...and close to the centre as well. We can only recommend it to everybody.
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Location super!
Excellent guesthouse , very clean, conveniently located near the center. Thank you for the good service.
Location of the apartment is good. The owner Istvan was so kind explaining to me all important issues about Budapest. Apartment was very clean and full equiped.
The apartment is great,light and the kitchen is equipped with all you might need. The minus is that the owner is "filling" too much in it,so privacy is excluded,and the bathroom don't have a door,there is just a courtain
We stayed there just for weekends, but it was really great! Our room was big and claire. We really enjoyed staying there.
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st: IV Quantile Regression and Test of Equality
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Dear Statalisters,
I am applying instrumental variable quantile regression due to the
endogeneity of one explanatory variable (endgovar). I am using two
instrumental variables (instrument1 and instrument2). I have followed the
procedure already highlighted in previous posts, that is:
program IVQRestimates
reg endogvar instrument1 instrument2 X1 X2 X3 X4, robust
predict double IVendogvar, xb
sqreg Y IVendogvar X1 X2 X3 X4, quantiles(10,30,50,70,90)
bootstrap "IVQRestimates" _b, reps(100) dots
Unfortunately, Stata gives me the message "insufficient observations to
compute bootstrap standard errors. no results will be saved"
I have tried different specifications of the model, but the algorithm still
does not converge. However, when I have included just one of the two
instrumental variables, it finally produced the results. Do you have any
explanation of this? I would be really glad to have suggestions on how to
obtain my results keeping both the instruments.
The other problem is that after using this procedure, Stata does not
recognize the quantiles, thus I cannot automatically run the Wald tests to
test the equality of coefficients across different quantiles. Do you have
any suggestions on this? Or, could you simply tell me how I could compute
the test by hand?
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Eli takes SO MUCH ridicule from NFL fans and as sickening as it sounds Giants fans. Eli is absolutely a ****ing ELITE QB in the this league. If you doubt it you're a moron, point blank period. A few poor games because of this miserable offense and now even Giants fans are doubting him? Talk about wishy-washy fans.... it was only a couple of weeks ago everyone was praising his name.
Kevin Gilbride(while he's a good OC for the most part) calls some of the most predictable, asinine play calling I have ever seen. He runs it on 1st down, 2nd down and then we're forced to throw it on 3rd down.... Geeee well isn't that just tailed made for success? It's no wonder we have one of the WORST red zone offenses in the NFL. (We are the 27th red zone scoring offense)
Add on that Tom Coughlin holds his loyalty to a washed up once upon a time great O-linemen who now couldn't block a statue if it fell on him. We also have one of the most anemic run games in the league because we hold our loyalty to a guy with 17 foot procedures on each foot and thus has speed comparable to that everyone claimed Jacobs had...or didn't have.
We have a top 5 receiver that cannot stay or get healthy for the life of him and thus has SERIOUSLY hindered this offense. We have a QB who isn't predominant on targeting his brand name receivers.
We have a STUD top 10 receiver that can't a catch a pass even if it's a bread basket one over the shoulder for a TD. As great as Cruz is and he is GREAT he struggles sometimes with concentration and or focus.
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Few games where he plays poorly(Rodgers, Brady, Peyton, Brees are all exempt from their bad games I guess?) and he's not longer elite. Lol, OK. . .
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Eli has made some poor decisions the past few weeks and it's mainly because of atrocious O-line play and a struggling receiving corps to boot. The O-line ever since Diehl has returned has been abysmal...Snee, Baas all of them pretty much. Diehl allowed 3 sacks alone Sunday.
Eli trying to make a play makes a bad decision and pays for it.


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