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Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm the featured artist on FWD.dj this week and have given them my first recorded mix since ending The Red Line Sessions. If you're interested, you can stream or download it at www.fwd.dj.
Ana+One – Second Time Around [Siteholder UnCut]
Erich Lesovsky – Hello [Keno]
Mike Monday – Catnip [Om Records]
Chris Fortier – Don't Hide What You Believe (Patrick Zigon Remix) [EQ Grey]
Hanssen – WTFSTEP [Complot]
Modul – The Black [Chi Recordings]
My Favorite Robot – All My Circuit (Jonny Whites Blown Fuse Dub) [My Favorite Robot]
Emerson & Dubnitzky – BBC2 [Kiddaz.FM]
Rift – Frame of Time (TOWMF Remix) [Vellum]
Crazy Larry – Mirapex (Dispater's "Dis Body" Remix) [Siteholder UnCut]
Daley Padley – Tigerstyle (Mannel & Nikola Remix) [1Trax]
Unknown – The Dark Passenger
Sasha Carassi and Gianluca Luisi – Homer [Plastic Rules]
Alex Troniq – Orville [Microtonal]
Brian Ffar – Billy Bought A Laser (Pan Pot Remix) [Siteholder]
1. What got you involved in electronic music and what elements have contributed to your progressive (conceptually not thematically) and futuristic music motif?
High school is a very influential time for most kids in their mid teens, and it was no different for me. I was into a lot of different music, but was primarily drawn to the beats and samples of early 90′s East-Coast underground hip-hop. The concept of using the voice as an instrument to create rhythm and syncopation was astounding, and there were some that could do it way better than others. Jeru The Damaja, Group Home, Q-Tip, Rakim, KRS-One, Method Man, Nas all come to mind. The Beastie Boys found their way into my tape-playing Sony Walkman next, and what can I say? Sampling at it's finest – super creative, playful, and inspiring. However, it wasn't until Daft Punk's Homework debuted that I decided to become more than just a music listener. As a newb DJ, I went through many different styles of music, but no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't help but recognize the funky flavor that Chicago house left in my mouth. While I liked deep house, I wanted to carve my own path with my own musical choices as a DJ, and that drove me to look for records that, at that time, were considered fairly unique and avant-garde in the US. Similar to my early nineties hip-hop heroes who used their voice as an instrument, I was amazed to find electronic music artists like Akufen, John Tejada, Krikor, Lusine, Canson, Melchoir Productions, etc. who would use everyday sounds and synthetic experiments to create rhythm and juxtaposition.
2. What started up your stint with the Red Line Sessions show? Why did you halt its continence and do you ever plan to start it up again?
Back in 2002, I managed to hook up with an online radio station called The Voids based in the UK. I had a weekly timeslot where I would mix live through Shoutcast, and there was a small (I mean REALLY SMALL – as in COUNT-ON-ONE-HAND small) community of listeners and Djs that would chat during the show. I practiced many hours a day to become a really good technical DJ – there was no cheating back them! Somehow, I had managed to score a really decent recording of one of the live shows, and used that as one of my very first demos. I did a search on the net, and actually found the tracklisting and date:
Brian Ffar LIVE @ The Voids – December 18, 2002
01) Stax – STR8 Nasty – Classic
02) Soylent Green – Cold Shower – Playhouse
03) Rithma – The Nitrous Blues (Safe in Sound Rerub) – AJA Recordings
04) David Duriez – Controlling – Shva Musik
05) Joshua Collins – Mezmotized – Greyhound
06) Kenneth Graham – Chameleon (Original Mix) – Consigned
07) Brian Aneurysm – Delta – Poker Flat
08) Steve Bug – You Make Me Feel (Version 1) – Poker Flat
09) Rhythm Plate – Lean – Mantis Recordings
10) Fries & Bridges – Headspin (Original) – Robsoul
11) Big Sexy – Close to my Skin – i Recordings
12) Chicken Lips – He Not In – Azuli Promo
A good friend of mine, Daniel Mnookin, had recently started a show on Proton, and introduced me to Sam Packer. I went to Miami for my first WMC in early 2003 and met Sam in person (among many other great people). I told him that I had something for him to listen to on his flight back home, and consequently received an email a week later asking if I would like to be part of Proton. That was the beginning of a 65 month long show that has currently been placed on hold. Sam and the rest of the Proton crew were instrumental in my development as a DJ, and I thank them for that.
I've got a lot of things going on in my life right now, both musically, personally, and professionally. I am a father of two beautiful girls (by the time you read this), work a full time job as a structural engineer for a non-profit trade organization, own/run Siteholder Records and all of its subsidiaries (Siteholder UnCut, Siteholder UnCut Limited, and Facet Recordings), own/run a digital distribution company called Abluent Media, and I'm also attending DePaul University's Kellstadt Graduate School of Business for an MBA in Entrepreneurship. If it were up to me, I would do a million different things, but I reached a point where it just wasn't physically possible to do everything I wanted to do, and had to make the appropriate sacrifices. I would love to continue the Red Line Sessions at some point, but as of right now, my break is indefinite.
3. How has having a child/family impacted your DJ/Production life? Has it put it on the backburner or just given it a new angle?
Having a family and being a father certainly has impacted my DJ/Production life. I don't have as much time as I once did to focus on music. However, I wouldn't trade it for the world. Music is, and has always been therapy for me. Even before kids and a wife, I wrote most of my music in the wee hours of the morning when the rest of the world was sleeping. Things haven't changed in that regard, but school certainly has become a higher priority in recent months taking up most of my time. When kids are young, they do and say the most amazing things, and I don't really want to miss all that. I've cut back on a lot of my travels, but would still like to play out of town once a month if my schedule permits.
4. What hardware/software/sample packs do you use and recommend?
As you can imagine, I've got a lot of clutter in my place with a whole family to contend with, so there's not much room for gear. The core of my studio is a 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro w/ 4Gb of RAM and a MOTU Ultralite. I use a super old V1 Oxygen 8 for midi control, and monitor off of the discontinued Event PS 8s.
As for software, I've used quite a bit of daws over the years, but have settled on Ableton Live for writing and tapping into the creative process, and Logic Pro 8 for mixing and pre-mastering.
For the most part, I sample a lot of old records for hits that I like, and have used NI's Synthetic Drums in the past. Like many other producers, I've got a HD full of random stuff that I've either sampled or recorded over the years.
5. What is the Brian Ffar production concept? How do you know when you are finished with a track? Do you compare your work to your favorite artists?
This is a tricky question. I wish I HAD a concept sometimes as I'm sure it would make things much easier. Every time I sit down and start something new, I start with a completely blank canvas. Most of the time, I have no idea what I'm going to create, and the creative process just happens, and I hang on for the ride. Finishing tracks has always been a huge challenge for me. I really get into creating loops, but that's where it gets fuzzy. However, I made a rule for myself before I started my very first song ever, and that was to finish what I start – no matter what! I don't care if I hate the song, or never use it for anything, I MUST finish something before moving on to the next project. I think this work ethic has given me a lot of discipline to stay focused, and to make the best out of anything I write. As an engineer by education and trade, I'm SUPER analytical, and really tend to focus on the details, so tracks can sometimes take me an embarrassingly long amount of time to finish. Quite honestly, the engineering and mixing part of the process is just as fun and exciting for me as writing the track, so it's never a dull moment.
I don't compare my work to other artists. I think my lack of free time doesn't allow me to do so. I don't have time to listen to DJ mixes anymore, and unfortunately, don't have as much time as I would like to go see shows. I'm in my own little bubble, and make tracks that make me chair dance in my studio. I'm just happy, and feel lucky that there are some people out there that like what I make.
6. How do you see yourself growing as an artist in the future? How have you changed?
I'm going to continue doing what I'm doing. I will probably remain fairly isolated from the scene whether that's a good thing or a bad thing. I am very confident that as an entrepreneur, I will be involved in some exciting ventures that are music/media/technology related and will continue to write music and DJ. If I can ever find some frickin' time, I would love to put an Ableton Live set together as another way to explore my musical tastes. As for change, I think I've become a much more patient producer. I have very good discipline, and feel that I have a fairly good ear for what belongs and what gets the axe as I move through the creative process. I suppose you could call it musical maturity. As a young producer, I would always want to cram 10 pounds of shit into a 5 pound bag. I like to think I have the patience and maturity now to recognize things that sound great on their own, but don't fit a particular track.
7. Tell us a bit about Siteholder records! You guys have a couple different imprints. What are the different concepts?
I'm always amped to talk about Siteholder as it is truly one of those exciting things in my life that never ceases to amaze me. I co-own and run Siteholder with Billy Dalessandro, Daniel Mnookin, and Paul "Downtown" Brown. We currently have 4 separate "imprints" right now, each focusing on something a little different.
Siteholder Records, our original vinyl imprint, begain in 2007. We're currently on our 10th vinyl release, Billy Bought A Laser by yours truly with remixes from Pan Pot, Donk Boys, and a digital exclusive by our favorite local gangster Tyrone. Luckily, we've been receiving some really flattering support for the label worldwide and plan to keep things going until someone stops us. As some of our promotional materials says, "Siteholder strives to combine the elements of modern techno with the jackin' rhythms that put Chicago on the map." There are only two missions for Siteholder: 1) melt panties and 2) destroy dancefloors.
Siteholder UnCut is our digital only label that releases consistently on a monthly basis. Our main focus is to use UnCut as a platform to put out edgier techno with a riskier sound from a wider range of artists (both well known and up and coming). As of January 2009, we have had 20 releases from artists all over the world.
Siteholder UnCut Limited is actually a set of limited edition vinyl samplers featuring the best of Siteholder UnCut digital tracks. We've got 4 UnCut Ltd releases out now, and plan to press more when the time is right.
Facet Recordings is our newest venture focusing mostly on non-dancefloor related, experimental material. You can expect to hear a mixture of trip-hop, downtempo, IDM and other non-dance related material. Facet gives us the opportunity to feature eclectic samplers and full length artist albums.
8. How do you think this crazy economic downturn is going to effect the electronic music scene in the US and Chicago? Any social/political viewpoints?
While I have mentioned that I don't get out much, there is unfortunately not as strong of a scene as I would like here in Chicago, and I don't think it has anything to do with the economy. Certainly, people are feeling the financial effects of the economic squeeze, but within the local scene that I feel I am a part of, there seems to be a pretty tight knit community where most people know each other one way or another. Guest lists and comps are always available, and promoters here are always friendly and accommodating with their guest lists.
One of my frustrations about this city's scene is the disconnect between club managers and promoters from a technical standpoint. Turntables never seem to work, sound systems are rarely if ever tested with the exception of Smartbar – my favorite place to see shows and play. Hardly anyone seems to pay attention or invest in one of the most important aspects of a successful show – the SOUND.
9. What does the first half of 2009 hold in store for you?
Early 2009 is busy busy busy! A new baby at the end of January and a quarter of Financial Accounting and Macroeconomics in school (this certainly is an interesting time to take an econ course!). I've got an EP coming out in mid January on Siteholder and have a track coming out on the first Siteholder Facet compilation as well as a remix of Victor Gonzales' "Do It" on Siteholder UnCut. All the mean while trying to find some spare time to run labels and Abluent Media a digital media aggregation company I started with Billy Dalessandro and Paul Brown. I don't have many gigs scheduled at this point with the new baby on the way, but Mnookin and I will be playing with Claude Von Stroke at Smartbar on March 7, 2009.
10. Do you have any comments about your exclusive mix for the FWD listeners?
This is the very first mix I have done since The Red Line Sessions ended back in August of 2008. The mix is made up of a lot of newer stuff that struck my fancy, and has an interesting global dynamic that takes a few unexpected turns. Some lulls in energy that may come as a surprise, but I like the peaks and valleys. I hope you all enjoy the mix!
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Chapter Two: Cole
Moving was never easy. Just when you think you're going to stay somewhere permanently, dad comes home and tells us we've got a month to pack our things.
I'd set down roots, made friends. Hell, I'd even gotten a girlfriend. I was captain of the soccer team and life couldn't get any better. But as the saying goes, there's always a storm around every corner.
The news hit me liked a brick wall. It was the middle of the school year, and now I was given a month to pack up everything. Things went down hill for a few weeks. I got into shouting matches with my dad regularly. I swore that I'd stay right there. That he could drag the rest of them wherever he wanted but I wasn't going anywhere. Not anymore. He couldn't make me.
Obvioulsy he could.
Because now I'm sitting in a classroom listening to a teacher drone on.
Next to me sat a girl who was clearly not here right now. She looked like she'd checked out and was off somewhere else.
I took a moment to study her. Curious as to who'd I'd be sitting next to for the rest of the school year.
Stephanie, as she had said her name was, has dark hair that was a mess and bangs that practically his her eyes from view. But some how the look suited her. Her dark hair made he pail skin stand out, so that it almost glowed. Funny how that worked on some people.
"Turn to page thirty-seven in your textbooks and read over the dissection process." I heard Mr. Chief say to the class.
I didn't have any of my books yet, so I had to nudge Stephanie.
She looked over at me, a disgruntled look on her face.
"Mind if I share your book?" I asked calmly.
Stephanie looked at me puzzled as if I was speaking another language.
I raised an eye brow at her and pointed to the science room that was laying, untouched in front of her.
She shrugged, finally getting it and move it over to my side of the table.
The way she was acting was like I was disturbing some important meeting. With her nearly speaking and then going back to her thoughts as soon as the book was in front of me.
It was strange to say the least. It made me wonder if she didn't like New people, or people in general for that matter. Or if she really was mentally unstable.
'Well, no point in worrying about her. I've got my own problems to deal with.' I thought as I opened the textbook and flipped to page thirty-seven.


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From Whence Have I Come?
I am from books, both old and new,
From pledge on worn wood banisters,
And songs carried on the wind.
I am from the story-filled boisterous and calm family gatherings.
I am from the azalea, it's newest blossom,
The leaf, the yellow rose,
Tulips and petals.
I am from Catherine and dreamers,
From Thomas, Leo, and Jane.
I am from the zany and the loving.
From, "If you don't behave I'll break your legs" and
"I will always love you" words of my family.
I am from Charleston, South Carolina,
Western Europe, Spaghetti and Tea.
From the story about my grandparent's initial thoughts upon their first meeting,
The way my grandfather was mourned,
And the gleam in my grandmother's eyes when she recalls the good old days.
I am from under the bed,
In the closet and within the heart,
Pictures and memories passed down,
Teaching about the world and life.
I am from parables and morals,
Examples and mystic sage-type advice,
Wisdom meant to grow the soul.


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Chapter 6
"I just..." She sighed, and turned her head to look at the boy lying next to her on her bed.
"I know. I know." He laid his hand over hers, and she squeezed his fingers thankfully.
"Ivan..." The girl's forehead crinkled, and she removed her hand from his, laying it over the sides of her head, trying to limit the discomfort.
"What?" His eyes widened. "Zael, are you okay?"
And then she screamed.
Ivan scrambled to press his fingers over her mouth, and he hissed sharply when her teeth bit into his skin, red bleeding between her lips as she writhed beneath him.
"No, no, no, no," he muttered, reaching for the cylinder attached to his belt and withdrawing a needle. Without a second's hesitation, he stabbed it into her thigh, eliciting a thin wail of pain. Her brother pushed on the plunger with his thumb, making sure to transfer the clear liquid into her body.
She quieted down after a moment, the whimpers dying down into a small noise, one that sounded suspiciously like Ivan's name.
The girl shuffled across the bed to him, seeking comfort.
He let her lie on his chest and tucked her head underneath his chin.
They both pretended she wasn't crying.


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There are no limitations.
At every stage of life, age seems to play a subconscious role to what we can and cannot do. Our limitations and expectations are often in line with how we view our age.
It seems age is a way to define our identity and justify why things are the way they are and therefore not having to take responsibility. Surely age is literally just a number and not a limitation?


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List of Cal Poly Pomona people
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This list of Cal Poly Pomona people includes notable matriculating students, and alumni that have graduated or are non-matriculating students of Cal Poly Pomona, a public university, and one of the 23 general campuses of the California State University located in Pomona, California.
|Relationship to Cal Poly Pomona
|Dan Beebe
|Former commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference from 1989–2003 and Big 12 Conference from 2007–2011.
|Student athlete
|Jonathan Bornstein
|American professional footballer who plays as a left midfielder/defender for the United States men's national soccer team and Chivas USA in the MLS.
|Student athlete
|Chi Cheng
|Olympic bronze medalist, world record setter and Taiwan political leader, considered by many as the top female Asian athlete of the 20th century.
|Student athlete (B.A. Kinesiology 1971)
|Glenn Davis
|Davis, nicknamed "Mr. Outside", won the Maxwell Award in 1944 and the Heisman Trophy in 1946. He was also among the runners up in 1944 and 1945. Davis also was named the Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year in 1946.
|Student athlete
|Fred Ford
|American football halfback for the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers of the American Football League.
|Student athlete
|Roman Gabriel
|Former NFL starting quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles. Served as coach of the football team during its last years.
|Football coach
|Dave Mirra
|X Games multiple medalist, world record setter, considered by many as the top BMX rider of the 20th century.
|Student athlete (1995)
|Don Nomura
|Baseball agent dealing primarily with Japanese baseball players such as Hideo Nomo.
|Student Athlete
|Violet Palmer
|First female referee in U.S. professional sports, NBA referee and member of 1985 and 1986 NCAA championship teams.
|Student athlete
|Mark Peel
|A James Beard Foundation Award-nominated chef and founder of the La Brea Bakery.
|Joe Prokop
|Former professional football player for the New York Jets.
|Student athlete
|Kim Rhode
|Medalist in five separate Olympic Games, including three gold medals, for double trap shooting.
|Student athlete
|Everett Sharp
|American football offensive tackle in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins.
|Student athlete
|Al Smith
|American football linebacker for the Houston Oilers in the National Football League.
|Student athlete
|Art Williams
|Former professional basketball player who won an NBA Championship with the Boston Celtics in 1974.
|Student athlete
|Walter Ray Williams Jr.
|Professional ten-pin bowler who holds the all-time PBA titles record with 47; seven-time PBA Player of the Year; also a six-time world horseshoe pitching champion. He has won an ESPY Award on six occasions.
|Student (B.S. Physics 1984)
|Jim Zorn
|NFL player; NFLPA's NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year (1976); starting quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks during their first seven seasons (1976–1983); head coach of the Washington Redskins in the National Football League (2008–2010).
|Student athlete
|Relationship to Cal Poly Pomona
|Beny Alagem
|Entrepreneur and founder of Packard Bell Electronics; owner of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Santa Monica, California.
|Student (1970s)
|Jack Dangermond
|Founder of ESRI consulting firm, the largest manufacturer and seller of GIS in the world.
|Student (1967)
Honorary Doctorate (2005)
|Eddy Hartenstein
|Co-president of Tribune Company and publisher and CEO of the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Times Magazine.
|Student (B.S. Aerospace Engineering 1971)
|Kevin Lyman
|Creator of touring music and extreme sports festivals called the Warped Tour, the Taste of Chaos and the Mayhem tours
|Student (Recreation Administration)
|Satoshi Nakamoto
|Alleged founder of BitCoin digital currency.
|Student (B.S. Physics)
|Paul Tollett
|Along with brother Perry Tollett, founder of Coachella and Stagecoach, and developers for the Pomona Fox Theater and The Glass House in Pomona.
|Student (Chemical Engineering)
|Perry Tollett
|Along with brother Paul Tollett, founder of Coachella and Stagecoach, and developers for the Pomona Fox Theater and The Glass House in Pomona.
|Student (Chemical Engineering)
|Corrinne Yu
|American game programmer.
|Student (1980s)
|Relationship to Cal Poly Pomona
|Alan Haskvitz
|National Teacher's Hall of Fame educator. National Teachers Hall of Fame Biography
|Student (B.A. Education 1972)
|Relationship to Cal Poly Pomona
|Nguyen Cao Ky Duyen
|Vietnamese-American personality and co-host of Thuy Nga's Paris by Night shows.
|Michael Steger
|An American actor. He is best known for his role as Navid Shirazi on The CW's teen drama series 90210.
|Kye Palmer
|Trumpet player who performs with The Tonight Show Band.
|Student (B.S. Engineering)
|Wilber Pan
|An American-born Taiwanese singer, rapper and drama actor, who started his career as a host of Channel V programs.
|Carol Vaness
|Metropolitan Opera soprano.
|Student (B.A. Music 1974)
|Forest Whitaker
|Academy Award-winning actor (Panic Room, The Crying Game, The Last King of Scotland), director (Waiting to Exhale) and host of UPN's revival of The Twilight Zone.
|James Williamson
|Guitarist for punk rock band The Stooges and later Vice President for Technology Standards for Sony.
|Student (B.S. Engineering 1982)
|Larry Wilmore
|Host of The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore. Writer for and actor in The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The Office, and others. Creator of The Bernie Mac Show.
|Marc Wilmore
|Writer for In Living Color, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and The PJs. Writer and producer for The Simpsons.
|Student (Marketing)
|Brita Petersons-Wald
|America's Next Top Model contestant, model
|Student (master's degree in sports nutrition)
|Brian "Bubba" Cowan
|Breakfast with Bubba & Madison (Local Morning Radio Show Co-host)
|Relationship to Cal Poly Pomona
|Jim Brulte
|Former Republican leader of the California State Senate.
|Student (B.A. Political Science 1980)
|Jonathan D. Farrar
|Chief of Mission of the United States Interests Section in Havana, Cuba (USINT).
|Student (B.A. Political Science 1978)
|Richard Pombo
|Republican member of the United States House of Representatives.
|Student (attended three years)
|Hilda Solis
|Democratic United States Secretary of Labor under President Barack Obama, former member of the United States House of Representatives.
|Student (B.A. Political Science 1979)
|Chuck Walker
|Republican Mayor, city of Scotts Valley, California 1999–2000, candidate for Governor, California 2003.
|Student (B.S. Business 1989)
Active faculty[edit]
|Gabriel Georgiades
|Professor of aerospace engineering and author. Georgiades has been the Regional Chair, Chair-Elect, VC of Education and Advisory Committee representative and was the former "Evolution of Flight" Program Officer for the San Gabriel Valley Region of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics [43]
|Renford Reese
|Professor of Political Science, author, founder and director of the "Colorful Flags" program aimed at reducing ethnic and racial tensions, servicing 17 school districts and a variety of law enforcement, social service, and other agencies in Southern California.[44]
|Louis Rosenberg
|American entrepreneur, author, screenwriter, inventor, and professor.
|Marc Schulitz (de)
|Assistant Professor of Architecture,[45] designed numerous international sports arena projects, including the 2006 FIFA World Cup Arena in Hanover and the Lentpark ice and swim stadium in Cologne, Germany.
|Christoph Kapeller
|Architecture lecturer.[46] Founding member of Norwegian firm Snohetta and design leader for the Bibliotheca Alexandrina in Alexandria, Egypt.[47]
|Hilda Solis
|Democratic United States Secretary of Labor under President Barack Obama, former member of the United States House of Representatives, scholar-in-residence starting in the winter quarter of 2014.[48]
|Michael Woo
|Dean of the College of Environmental Design. Former Los Angeles city councilman. In 1993, with the backing of President Bill Clinton, he became the first Asian American to run for mayor of a major city. He garnered 46 percent of the vote but lost the race for mayor of Los Angeles to Richard Riordan.
Retired, deceased, and former faculty[edit]
|Virginia Hamilton Adair
|Poet, author of "Ants on the Melon".
|Aaron Betsky
|Served as visiting instructor in the Department of Architecture.[49]
|Paul Caligiuri
|Head soccer coach and National Soccer Hall of Fame player whose 1990 "Goal Heard Round the World" (sic) launched the United States into the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 40 years. Resigned as head coach after the 2008 season.[50]
|Craig Ellwood
|Lecturer at the Department of Architecture and influential Mid Century Modern architect.
|Ray Kappe
|Former faculty. Founding Chair of the Department of Architecture and later founded the Southern California Institute of Architecture.
|Saul Landau
|Director of digital media programs, noted internationally for his films and writing on domestic policy and cultural issues, the recipient of numerous awards, including a 1980 Emmy.
|John T. Lyle
|Professor of landscape architecture;[51] the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies at Cal Poly Pomona and the Lyle plaza at the entrance to Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies at Oberlin College are named after him.[52]
|Thom Mayne
|Former professor in the Department of Architecture. Principal of Morphosis, Pritzker Prize laureate, and Co-Founder of Southern California Institute of Architecture. (SCI-ARC)
|Ronald Muldrow
|Jazz guitarist and former member of the music faculty.
|Richard Neutra
|Lecturer in the early days of the Department of Architecture[53] and influential Mid Century Modern architect featured on the cover of Time magazine.
|Donald H. Pflueger
|Historian, educator, prolific author of local stories. A founding member of the Glendora Historical Society, the Pomona Valley Historical Society. Also served on the Board of Directors of the Historical Society of Southern California.
|James Pulliam
|Modernist, instructor and campus architect. He designed the bookstore, W. Keith and Janet Kellogg Art Gallery, and student union building (Bronco Student Center).[54]
|Michele Saee
|Served as visiting instructor in the Department of Architecture from 1998 to 1999.
|Raphael Soriano
|Noted modernist architect who experimented with steel in residential construction. Appointed Special Sessions Instructor.[55]
|Takeo Uesugi
|Professor emeritus in Landscape Architecture noted for his work in Japanese gardens, Dr. Uesugi designed the garden at The Washington Center in Washington, D.C., among other notable landmarks.
|Martín Vásquez
|Assistant association football (soccer) coach in 1999 and 2000. He is the head coach of C.D. Chivas USA, in Major League Soccer (MLS).[56]
|Richard Saul Wurman
|Former Dean of the College of Environmental Design, founder of the TED conference, given credit for coining the term "information architect".[57]
|Bernard Zimmerman
|Modernist architect, architecture instructor for over 30 years, helped co-found the department along with Ray Kappe.[58]
University presidents[edit]
The following people have served as presidents of Cal Poly Pomona:
|Julian A. McPhee
|Robert C. Kramer
|Hugh O. LaBounty
|Bob H. Suzuki
|J. Michael Ortiz
|Soraya M. Coley
Honorary degrees[edit]
Cal Poly Pomona has conferred 16 honorary doctorate degrees since 1969.[65]
|Andrew J.C. Cherng
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Founder and chairman of the board for Panda Express Restaurant Group.
|Julia Child
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|American chef, author, and television personality, host of The French Chef.
|James A. Collins
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Jack Dangermond
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Business executive and environmental scientist, co-founder of the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI).
|Richard N. Frank
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Entrepreneur, chairman of Lawry's Restaurants, Inc.[69]
|Bob B. Huntley
|Doctor of Science
|Businessman and farmer, owner of Huntley Moore Farms.
|W.K. Kellogg
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Will Keith Kellogg II
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Russell G. Mawby
|Doctor of Science
|Emory W. Morris
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Charles R. Oliver
|Doctor of Science
|Stuart Sperber
|Doctor of Science
|Charles Brown Voorhis
|Doctor of Laws
|Michi Nishiura Weglyn
|Doctor of Humane Letters
|Norman Williamson Jr.
|Doctor of Letters
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It was February 1991 and Jay Hewitt was in his first year of law school at the University of South Carolina.
He felt like he had a bad case of the flu or maybe mononucleosis. He was rundown, weak and nauseous. His mouth and throat became extremely dry, and he lost a lot of weight in a very short period of time.
Hewitt's health woes became a health crisis when he had hallucinations, saw vibrant colors and lapsed into a coma.
"My brain was no doubt traumatized by the high glucose level in my bloodstream that had been there, probably for weeks," he said.
Hewitt, then 22 years old, was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes, now called Type 1 diabetes. Diabetes is a serious disease in which the body cannot properly control the amount of sugar in the bloodstream. In Type 1, the pancreas produces too little insulin; it is a chronic condition that lasts a lifetime.
While people with Type 1 diabetes vary in their reactions to the diagnosis, Hewitt became angry.
"I wanted to prove diabetes was messing with the wrong guy," he said.
Hewitt had no experience with endurance athletics, but he decided to run a marathon. After he did that, he learned about triathlons and set a goal to be a Ironman Triathlete. He eventually made the U.S. national team and competed throughout his 30s. He was the only person with Type 1 diabetes on Team USA.
The team competed in the world championships in 2004, '05 and '06. In '06, Hewitt and seven of his teammates set a record in the Race Across America event by crossing the country in five days, 16 hours and 4 minutes.
He is 46 years old now and has retired from the U.S. team, but he stays in shape by continuing to run and lift weights.
He is a lawyer, but he left his corporate law practice to work full-time as a motivational speaker. He will give a speech Friday morning at Genesis Medical Center-West Central Park Avenue, Davenport.
"I love, absolutely love, what I do. It's enjoyable and motivating to me to motivate others," he said.
Hewitt is married and the father of three small children, including a 2-month-old baby. The family lives in Greenville, N.C.
His message as a public speaker is how to overcome obstacles in life. Obstacles can be a health condition such as diabetes or other, personal difficulties such as going through a divorce, a career change or a loss.
Hewitt talks about how to set goals and how not to be afraid of failing. "To me, too many worry about failing, and they use it as an excuse not to try. Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed in what you didn't do than what you did do," he said.
"You have to have a vision of your finish line," added Hewitt, noting that his own finish line was making the U.S. Ironman Triathlon team. He ended up completing 14 triathlons (each involving a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run).
Hewitt hopes people will attend his speech to receive free motivation and ideas on how to improve their lives.
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So, now you can enjoy the moment of your job switching and focus on other important things instead of worrying about the hassles of EPF transfer claim. But you must know that your online claim can get rejected by the employer even when you believe that you have done all the steps correctly in order to file for transfer claim. In that case, you must try to find out exactly why your claims got rejected by the employer.
The online claim can get rejected by the employer when you submit the claim to either of your previous or present employer for attestation or at the time of verification when you submit the claim through your present employer. The reasons for which the claim can get rejected by your previous or present employer when you submit it for attestation are:
- In case the claim (physical or manual) has already been sent to EPFO and has not been rejected till date.
- The signed online claim print out has not been submitted by you 15 days of making the online claim application. (In case you are unable to do so within the time period you must inform the authorised signatory/employer without any delay).
- Mismatch of member details with the established records.
- Signature mismatch with the available office records.
In case, you make the transfer claim of your EPF through your present organisation you must be very careful while making the online claim application. At the time of verification of member details by previous employer, if your member details does not match with established records then it is highly likely that your claim will get rejected.
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Shakira Steams Up "Today"
The weather in New York City was chilly, but Shakira brought the heat when she took the stage at Rockefeller Plaza on Wednesday morning (March 26).
The "Underneath My Clothes" songstress rocked the house on "Today," performing her hits "Empire" and "Hips Don't Lie" as part of the Spring Concert Series.
Last night (March 25) Shakira told Jimmy Fallon that she stays in Spain these days to be close to her beau Gerard Pique. "I have to live in Barcelona because Gerard is anchored here. Footballers are like soldiers, he can't really travel and go away with me. I'm trying to work out how I'm going to do my next tour."
"I miss him when I'm away and the baby is so little. I sometimes feel guilty. He has a totally different mindset to me. He always thinks about how everything he does will impact on his team. That's very different to megalomaniac artists! I'm my own boss, I don't have a band and don't have to report to anyone. I was also an only child. I've flown solo my whole life and he has taught me so much about being a team player."


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RINL VSP Admit Card 2016
The Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited Visakhapatnam Steel Plant will soon print the RINL VSP Admit Card 2016 through its official website. All the appliers who are looking for their OCT Trainee Hall Ticket for Downloading they need to wait for some time.
RINL VSP Admit Card 2016 will issue only for those candidates whose registration form was received by the organization without any correction. All such applicants whose admit card will not display on official website then its mean their application form was rejected by the department due to some mistake or input wrong details.
The Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited-Visakhapatnam Steel Plant is almost ready to conduct written exam for the post of Operator Cum Technician Trainee in the month of July 2016 at various examination centers. Candidates may check the proper address of center through downloading hall ticket from the official website which will issue after 1st July by the department.
Name of Organization: Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited-Visakhapatnam Steel Plant
Name of Examination: Operator Cum Technician Trainee
Date of Examination: In the Month of July
No of Posts: 350 Posts
Tentative Date of Hall Ticket: After 1st July 2016
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Before some months ago, Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited-Visakhapatnam Steel Plant has issued recruitment notification for filling up 350 posts of Operator Cum Technician Trainee in which many applicants has submission their form to become part of written exam. Now they all are looking for RINL VSP OCT Trainee Hall Ticket 2016 so they get to know the exam date and timing.
As per the latest news, the department will display the hall ticket after 1st July so applicants keep some patience and wait till the date which is mention above. After get admit card candidates are advises to keep it very safe place and carry it with them at the day of exam. This document is only gate way to enter in the examination hall.
If aspirants want to know the syllabus and Exam Pattern then they need to wait for some and if they are very keen then they may go to the official website and check pervious exam pattern and syllabus. Every year the department only made some changes in the syllabus but the exam pattern is same as so applicants may check it and well prepare according to them.
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Golden Globe and SAG Award winner Julianna Margulies plays Alicia Florrick, the resilient wife of a disgraced State's Attorney. After her high-profile husband's political and sex scandal, Alicia takes the reins of her family and her life. While raising two teens, she pursues her original career as a defense attorney - a path she gave up when she became a politician's wife. Joining her former law school classmate's firm, Florrick's litigation skills are put to the test she re-enters the courtroom after thirteen years and faces cutthroat 20-something rivals. Alicia is determined to build a new beginning for herself and her children...one case at a time.
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- Run Time: 996 Minutes
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- Language: English
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- DVD Release Date: September 14, 2010
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As the dean of the Health Fitness Specialist degree at Globe University, you can probably guess what I'm going to say in terms of education versus certification. However, I think it is important to highlight the importance of personal trainer education as well as the recent trends in the health and fitness industry. So here it is, my top ten list of reasons to pursue personal trainer education rather than simply settle for a certification:
1. If you are being entrusted to work with someone's body, you should have a thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, kinesiology and how the various systems of the body respond to exercise.
2. Applying force to someone's system is an enormous responsibility and a significant number of personal trainers do so without understanding the dire repercussions. After all, adding stress to a stressed system can result in negative health results; not positive.
3. A personal trainer certification may qualify you to conduct a metabolic assessment on a client, but do you understand the science behind the assessment? Do you understand the different energy systems?
4. An increasing number of fitness center, gyms, and spas are now requiring a bachelor's degree in exercise science, health fitness, corporate wellness, physical fitness or some type of personal trainer education. In fact, The Marsh in Minnetonka was recently voted the best in terms of personal training because all of the employees have a minimum of a bachelor's degree.
5. Individuals possessing personal trainer education credentials will likely have more opportunities for advancement and earning potential than those simply possessing a personal trainer certification.
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7. In this economy, revenue generation and retention is important to employers. Hiring an individual with a health fitness degree will likely translate into more revenue for the gym and longer retention for the organization.
8. Consumers are getting smarter! Individuals hiring a personal trainer are looking for more than someone with a sense of humor, big biceps and the ability to count to ten. Many individuals new to a gym ask for the most educated personal trainer available.
9. Understanding how to work with special populations is increasingly important in our society. With over 40 million Americans suffering from heart disease and another 80 million suffering from diabetes, personal trainers need to understand the complexities of various health issues and how to properly work with the body.
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Premier Christy Clark says her long-standing commitment to see British Columbia export the cleanest liquefied natural gas in the world applies only to the manufacturing process – skirting the more significant greenhouse-gas emissions generated by extracting and moving natural gas to production plants.
"My commitment is to have the cleanest LNG facilities in the world," Ms. Clark told an editorial board meeting of The Globe and Mail on Tuesday.
The Premier has made that promise to British Columbia repeatedly, a commitment that could have repercussions for natural gas producers if it applied to extraction of the raw resource.
"We have set a goal to have the cleanest LNG in the world," the Premier told the World Economic Forum in Tianjin, China, last year.
But she clarified on Tuesday that she never intended for that commitment to capture the emissions produced upstream.
"We don't produce LNG in the northeast, we produce natural gas. We will produce liquefied natural gas in the northwest, so that's what we have been talking about," she said. "There is no 'L' in LNG until it gets to Kitimat or Prince Rupert."
Merran Smith, director of Clean Energy Canada at Tides Canada, said the Premier appears to be watering down her earlier commitments.
"That's a significant difference," Ms. Smith said. "The government and the Premier herself are on the record many times promising to bring the cleanest LNG in the world, period. That means you look at where you take it out of the ground, all the way to the docks where you are exporting it."
Last week, the environmental organization released a report warning that the pledge to offer the "cleanest LNG" will require strict, and likely costly, rules to reshape how oil and gas companies operate in B.C.
Ms. Smith said B.C.'s commitment will not carry much credibility if it ignores the production and transportation of natural gas: "You can't cut virgin old-growth trees out of a forest, run them through a green sawmill, and call it eco-lumber."
The Clean Energy Canada report provided estimates showing that if the LNG industry grows as large as the B.C. government predicts, its carbon footprint could amount to nearly double that of the entire oil sands in 2010.
The report said one-third of the carbon emissions are expected to be created by the liquefaction process, while two-thirds of the emissions would be from getting it out of the ground and shipped to the coast. Natural gas from the massive Horn River field in northeastern B.C. contains about 12 per cent carbon dioxide – a very high level relative to other sources.
Ms. Clark heads to Washington, D.C., this week to tout B.C.'s climate-friendly record to help attract investment in LNG. By drawing attention to the province's carbon tax and its commitment to clean energy, she said she hopes to counter "the myth that Canada isn't a good actor on climate change."
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