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Selected works by Dawn Clements
Dawn Clements
Sumi ink on paper
298.5 x 1029 cm
Dawn ClementsŌĆÖ works use drawing as a way to document and describe durational experiences: watching a film, for instance. Employing a painstaking precision of description and often writing notes directly onto the paper, Clements uses the act of drawing as a parallel to remembering: these are
attempts to hold transient things in the mind. Like the tracking shots of cinema, they sweep through interiors, gathering visual information, but by eliding the human presence, abstract place and setting from their narrative contexts.
Dawn Clements
Untitled (Colour Kitchen)
Gouache on paper
302.25 x 458 cm
The act of the filmŌĆÖs being remembered ŌĆō the emotional and intellectual associations within the artistŌĆÖs mind ŌĆō is ClementsŌĆÖ real subject.
Travels with Myra Hudson
, for example, takes Joan CrawfordŌĆÖs 1952 film Sudden Fear as its subject, in which Crawford plays the character of the drawingŌĆÖs title. Travelling from left to right, ClementsŌĆÖ drawing parallels both the literal journey that drives the film forward ŌĆō from HudsonŌĆÖs book-lined study, down a sudden staircase, into the compartment of a zooming train ŌĆō and the movement of ClementsŌĆÖ own recollections of the film, where certain details gain stronger purchase in the memory than others.
Dawn Clements
Travels With Myra Hudson
Sumi ink on paper
304.8 x 1,402.8 cm
Similarly, the gouache on paper work
Untitled (Colour Kitchen)
began as a way to sustain the memory of something transient: in this case, a gift of roses from a friend. In drawing the roses, Clements found her work expanding through the desire to capture the rosesŌĆÖ immediate surroundings: a table, a lamp, the wall and the pictures on it, a patterned curtain. The workŌĆÖs voraciousness ŌĆō its apparently inexhaustible hunger to immortalise visual pleasure against the omissions and slippages of human memory ŌĆō makes it a testament, of sorts, to the joys of looking. In ClementsŌĆÖ work, everything connects: the drawn line is like a thread that binds the present to the past.
Text by Ben Street
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Jason Brinkerhoff
Jodie Carey
Dawn Clements
Sean Dack
Gerald Davis
Freya Douglas-Morris
Peles Empire
Han Feng
Nicola Frimpong
Ry Fyan
Karen Heagle
Christian Holstad
Jessica Jackson Hutchins
Marcelo J├Īcome
Nina Katchadourian
Daniel Kelly
Annie Kevans
John Kleckner
Douglas Kolk
Miler Lagos
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Steven Lowery
Eric Manigaud
Dominic McGill
Odires Ml├Īszho
Klaus Mosettig
Tal R
Margot Sanders
Silke Schatz
Aurel Schmidt
Kura Shomali
Zak Smith
Yuken Teruya
Storm Tharp
Tom Thayer
Ann Toebbe
Rebecca Turner
Jannis Varelas
Paul Westcombe
Lisa Wilkens
Dawn Clements's Biography
Born in 1958, Woburn, Massachusetts, USA
Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
Dawn Clements, New Work, with Sculptures by Marc Leuthold, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
Dawn Clements: Sint-Trudoabdij, Maele Castle, Bruges Belgium
Still Life, Hales Gallery, London, England
Home Sick, Acme Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Boiler, The Boiler, Brooklyn, NY
Portrait Rooms, Mark W. Potter Gallery at the Taft School, Watertown, CT
Conditions of Desire, Pierogi, Leipzig, Germany
Conditions of Desire, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
Movie, John and June Allcott Gallery, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Art Now; Dawn Clements, Middlebury College Museum of Art, Middlebury, VT
Dawn Clements; Recent Drawings, Herter Art Gallery, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Drawing, Pierogi, Brooklyn
Feigen Contemporary, New York
Drawing, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
Drawings, Greene Gallery, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
Albany Center Galleries, Albany, NY
Ballpoint Pen Drawing Since 1950, Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT
Making Room: The Space Between Two & Three Dimensions, Mass MoCA, North Adams, MA (Feb 25, 2012ŌĆōJan 2, 2013)
11th National Drawing Invitational: New York, Singular Drawings, Curated by Charlotta Kotik, Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, AR
seven @ SEVEN, The Boiler, Brooklyn, NY
Inside Outside / Outside In, Lesley Heller Gallery, New York, NY
Cinema, Voorkamer, curated by Rik de Boe, Lier, Belgium
Susan Rethorst: RETRO-(intro)SPECTIVE, curated by Melinda Ring, Danspace Project, New York, NY
Works on Paper, Acme Gallery, LA, CA
Paper Variables, Dieu Donn├®, New York, NY
Subjective Objective, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
After School Special, University Art Museum, Albany, NY
Contemporary, American Drawing, Xiang Art Museum, Sheng Zheng, China
Stranger than Fiction, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, CA
Art on Paper 2010, Weatherspoon Art Museum, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
Whitney Biennial 2010, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
Same Sweet Dream, Dieu Donne, New York, Curated by Martina Batan
Contemporary Large-Scale Drawings from the West Collection, Pollock Gallery, Southern
Methodist University, Dallas, TX
Modernizing Melodrama, Carleton College, Northfield, MN
Edward Hopper and Contemporary Art, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, Austria
Curated by Gerald Matt and Ilse Lafer
Light, Seeking Light, Western Bridge, Seattle, WA
Pierogi et al, Daniel Weinberg Gallery, Los Angeles
Uncanny Drawings, Porta 33; Colec├¦├Żo Madeira Corporate Services
Nieuwe Collectie, Wuyts Van Campen Museum, Lier, Belgium, Curated by Rik de Boe
Per Square Foot, Benefit Auction and Inaugural Exhibition, Dieu Donn├®
Cosmologies, James Cohan Gallery, New York, NY
Continuum, The ŌĆśtemporary Museum of Painting, Brooklyn, NY
Come One, Come All, 3rd Ward, Brooklyn, NY
Storylines, Snug Harbor, 4-person show, Staten Island, NY
The Ink Painting Biennial, Taipei, Taiwan
Twice Drawn, Wachenheim Gallery, Tang Museum, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY
The Means Justified, Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT
Our Town: Artists on Architecture, HUT (Hudson Untitled Foundation), Hudson, NY, Curated by David Scher
Double Monde, CIAC Gallery, Pont-Aven, France
Group Exhibition, PIEROGI Leipzig, Germany
Available (A Still Life Show), Monya Rowe Gallery, New York
Curated by Angela Dufresne and Monya Rowe
Drawing Conclusions on the Wall, Guggenheim Gallery, Chapman University
The Space Between Us, University Art Museum, University at Albany, New York
DRAWN 2: Contemporary Drawings, Schick Art Gallery, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY
Galerie Rolf Hengesbach, Koln, Germany
True North, Miami IntŌĆÖl Airport, Miami, FL
SAFN Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland
2In Door Out, ACME Gallery, Los Angeles, CA (organized in collaboration with Chip Tom)
Vacation Nation, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
The Drawn Page, The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum and Hersam-Acorn Newspapers, Ridgefield, CT
Score! Action Drawing, White Columns, curated by Marisa Olson, New York
Story/Line, New Langton Art Center, San Francisco, CA. Curated by Robert Harshorn Shimshak
Open House; Working in Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, NY
Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture, The American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York
AMP, The Pierogi Flat File Project, The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA
Explaining Magic, Rotunda Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Silver, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Some Panoramas, curated by Paul Hedge, Pump House Gallery, London.
In Heat, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
Pierogi Presents, curated by Joe Amrhein, Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston, MA
The Incredible Lightness of Being, curated by Phong Bui, Black & White Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Next Next Wave, curated by Dan Cameron, Brooklyn Academy of Music
Home Sweet Home, curated by Lisa Young, Firehouse Gallery, Garden City NY
25th Anniversary Selections, The Drawing Center, New York, NY
Boiled or Fried, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY
Ratio 3, Brooklyn, NY
Self-Portraits, from the Collection of Bill and Ruth True, The Wright Exhibition Space, Seattle, WA
Drawings, Greene Art Gallery, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
Harlem Flophouse, curated by Rene Calvo, New York, NY
Harlem Flophouse, curated by Rene Calvo, New York, NY
Superduper New York, Pierogi 2000, Brooklyn, NY
Second Skin, curated by Corinna Ripps, The University Art Museum, Albany, NY
Let Me Be Frank, (set design and production), Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center, NY, NY
Mohawk-Hudson Regional, curated by Dan Cameron, The University Art Museum, Albany, NY
New York State Biennial, curated by Ken Johnson, The New York State Museum, Albany, NY
Skidmore College Faculty Exhibition, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY
Berkshire Art Association Exhibition, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY
Four Lives to Live, curated by Sharon Bates, Mercer Gallery, Rochester, NY
Sub Rosa, Joyce Goldstein Gallery, New York, NY
Mohawk-Hudson Regional Exhibition, curated by Jock Reynolds, The Albany Institute of
History and Art, Albany, NY
Downtown Troy Window Project, Four Lives to Live, Site 2, Troy, NY
Side Show, curated by Karen Kimmel, New York, NY
Protective Covering, curated by Michael Oatman, Colburn Gallery, Burlington, VT
Gallery Rebolloso, Minneapolis, MN
Body Count, curated by Corinna Ripps, Russell Sage College Gallery, Troy, NY
Gradus ad Parnassum, curated by Michael Neff, Kunsthaus Welker, Heidelberg, Germany
Codex, curated by Corinna Ripps, The University Museum, Albany, NY
DrawingŌĆÖ94, Explorations, Sharadin Art Gallery, Kutztown University, Kutztown, PA
The Venice Bienniale: Aperto ŌĆÖ93, Venice, Italy
Anxious Art, Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston, MA
The Return of the Cadavre Exquis, (traveling exhibition), Drawing Center, New York,
NY, The Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC, American Center, Paris, France,
and other locations
Gallery Rebolloso, Minneapolis, MN
Volume 1, curated by Andrew Boardman, Boulevard Project Space, Albany, NY
Selections/ Winter ŌĆÖ92, The Drawing Center, New York, NY
Resuscaitating Still Life, a collaborative installation with students of Berkshire Community
College, Koussevitsky Gallery, Pittsfield, MA
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Atlanta Jujumama Workshop
Jessica McMorris Spirit-based Coaching in partnership with Jujumama Love Academy
Multiple Dates
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Do you feel successful in the way you relate to others in your life?
Do you know how to apply Metaphysics to your relationships?
Is your marriage or partnership a vortex of financial manifestation?
Do you desire to know the spiritual purpose of your most challenging relationships?
(This is a two day workshop Fri 8p-12a & Sat 4-8p)
This two day workshop event is designed to empower individuals and couples to examine their relationships using the principles of Universal Law (Metaphysics). The information is presented using the tools of Jujumama Love Academy and GMCKS Pranic Healing. At the end of this weekend, each participant will have a deeper understanding of the spiritual reasons for your most challenging relationships (platonic or romantic), and how to begin to view them through a different set of lenses. This workshop is constructed to cultivate cosmic consciousness surrounding one of the deepest pulls in our universal human experience... to relate to others.
Friday, November 9th, we begin by connecting with the etheric body in a way that cultivates a FELT sense of our spiritual mechanism. We then move into Looking at HOW to relate from a Metaphysical perspective.
- 7:45p.m. REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN
- 8:00-9:45p Introduction to Pranic Healing
We will utilize the principles of this healing and meditation system to begin to FEEL our energy bodies and connect to cosmic consciousness.
- 10:00-11:00 Progressive Love
This workshop will teach you the 5 tenets of Progressive Love and offer an explanation for each.
- 11:00-12:00 Uplifting Entertainment and Love Tonics (Jabari)
Mama Earth Jazz (MC and Opening Vocalist)
Angela and Jay Johnson (Husband and Wife Singer/ Songwriters)
Sean L. McMorris Group (House Band and Feature Act) A Love Supreme
Saturday, November 10th, we continue to deepen our knowledge by looking at the gender roles of Yin/Feminine and Yang/Masculine and how this applies to relationship harmony and creative manifestation. Our last workshop reveals the spiritual purpose of a relationship of your choice (platonic or romantic) using a specific technique.
- 4:00-5:45p Gender Harmonics
By the end of this workshop, you will understand the 8 gender roles (plus one
universal role) and the basics of applying them to your relationship.
- 6:00-8:00 3-Way Mirror Technique/ Q&A
The Three Way Mirror answers the questions: What Is the Reason? How did you attract your current partner? Why are they in your life? What are the nine specific ways you are mirroring your partner? These questions are answered by the end of this workshop.
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
You must be atleast 18 years old to enter the event.
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Please email the organizer with any questions or concerns you have at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Tassili's Raw Reality (The I AM Center)
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Jessica McMorris Spirit-based Coaching in partnership with Jujumama Love Academy
Jessica is a native of Pensacola, Florida. After graduating from FSU with her Master's Degree she worked with incarcerated youth for 5 years in Florida. She moved to Metro Atlanta area 8 years ago and became a Therapeutic Teacher in GA school system. Aftering studying PH in 2008 and 2009, she left the public sector May of 2010 to work independently. She's been working with over 1000 women since 2011 to discover thier personal feminine power, and countless others to feel empowered in their life journey.

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text: CLASSIC..I'm so Glad I pulled out of this league it isn't funny! Little Jr.s most excellent league has been completely locked down from all trades b/c of DargonQueen's bull****! I was convinced Dargon had three teams....later Darg admits his trading partners were 'school mates.' I hate to laugh my *** off on this one..but I pulled out of this league the day before the draft because DargonAss pulled off these two gems of trades in Little Jrs league AND WAS THE COMMISH IN THE COWBOYSZONE LEAGUE.: PieHOLE..I mean Pie Man gets this D. Carr (Hou - QB) D. White (Atl - WR) W. Dunn (Atl - RB) And Dargon got this from PIEHOLE D. McNabb (Phi - QB) P. Holmes (KC - RB) S. Smith (Car - WR) and then it gets even better Cowboys Angels gets this: S. Smith (Car - WR) D. McNabb (Phi - QB) Pittsburgh (Pit - DEF) Dargon got these guys C. Palmer (Cin - QB) A. Boldin (Ari - WR) R. Johnson (Cin - RB) Atlanta (Atl - DEF) I posted this message after an initial protest and response from DargonQueen: Angels/Pieman/Dargon and the Commish. by: Team Mars (derwhopper2000) Jul 29 10:10pm OK... You didn't want Rudi, but you drafted him #13....reached at least 5 rounds on Palmer then traded him, then "upgraded" your WR corp. with a speed WR coming off major knee surgery...and walaa...instant trade. Really upgrading that team Dar..eh, Angels. Right. Pieman's trade was by far more pathetic. *** is that! You gotta love this one...Pie gives up his pick number 6 and pick number 19 and pick 67 in exchange for overall pick 61 (who originated from you Angels..another shocker), and pick 111, and pick 183. Pieman/Dargon did a great job there. (bahahahahaha) So Dargon now has Pick 6,10,13,and pick 15 within the first two rounds... as well as pick 37, his own pick 34, and pick 39....for that Dargon gives up pick 111, his last pick 183, and pick 61 (which Dargon happened to obtain from Angels in the first trade of the season) and let's not forget McNabb....McNAbb. The capper is the Cowboy's homer trades to obtain the hated Donovan McNabb (because you already stated Dargon didn't think Holmes would last all season) just so he could dump him to you Angels just a day or two later. Hand the kid the trophy...The three of you earned it. Frankly, Pieman is either an idiot, which I don't believe or Dargon in drag (which I do believe). The commish should lock your team out, Dargon. I'll be switching league settings for my leagues to avoid slack owners from not blocking idiot trades like these. You were invited in some of my leagues Dargon and you better not pull this Sheot in them. Classic DRAGQueen Response: UMm Mars by: dargonking999 (dargonking002) Jul 29 11:17pm Mars, i went back and looked at my notes form the draft CA and Pie wernt' at the draft from waht i remeber so they didnt draft them the computer did. Now as for the trad you try and put in all the numbers of the draft picks, but once again, all theese guys are starters and have potential to do many things, now if i end up losing this league to them with no further trade will you think then that they got rolled. Let me ask you a question i drafted Michael Jenkins before i did, did you even know this guy existed you cry all you want and put numbers out there al you want,but i stil dont have all the players i want and plan on making more trades, (not with CA as you saw i made a trade with you)speaking of the fact i know CA and Pieman, and trsut me we go to te sam school they dont wanna lose to me, cause i talk a heck of a lot of noise and they will have to hear it, so i really coudl care less about the restof the league, you ahve no idea what can happen between now and playoffs, like i said draft numbers mean nothing, dont forget a 6th round draft chocice of Tom Brady did win 3 SB in 4 years. TCisnt even finshed for all you know all my players can get injured. BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Now I see why Dargon begged WhoHittz to be league commish. All I had to see was that Dargon was league commish and knew damn well it was time to not let the door hit me in the arse on the way out of the league.


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
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I dunno if I agree with what you're saying about zinesters being the greatest writers going, because I publish a zine and I fucking suck.
This is a strange group of zinesters. Very ultra conservative.
Tom Hendricks has even greater difficulty processing and analyzing these responses than Karl Wenclas does!
Anarchism does not function with representation democracy, Tom. It's a product of direct democracy. If our "advocates" are not saying what people think they should be saying, they are no longer "our" advocates.
I can't imagine that everyone here would fully embrace anarchist thought, but I certainly think the sentiment strikes a chord as far as why you are so poorly received.
You're not into capitalism, but you're obsessed with "success"....and sayings like "business isn't for the timid".
Why don't you admit you're just as much a capitalist as the rest of us? Stop lying to yourself and to the rest of us, Wenclas.
You're a cold-blooded, rotten, scumbag capitalist. I hate you. I hate your guts.
(Now, whatever I said to Mr. Biel, it certainly wasn't to call him a "scumbag" etc, or tell him I hate his guts. It's good Mr. Biel has never dealt with Mr. Pierce, or he'd be shocked into a hospital visit!)
Curious about Mr. Biel, ya know. here he was harboring, unknown to myself, all this pent-up hostility to myself and what I was doing-- yet didn't hesitate to put blurbs from myself and another ULAer on Hermitt's book lauding her talent. Kind of a contradiction there, methinks.
In truth, hermitt is very talented-- inconsistent, but at times a tremendous writer. He and Microcosm deserve any and all attention possible.
I wish Biel well-- but if I were as sensitive as he is, the ULA wouldn't have lasted a week. Every step we took was accompanied by flurries of hatred from mainstream writers. It's the price of making change. We dared to expose corruption and this outraged people.
It comes down to a question of belief. The initial spark for me was the realization that zinedom included some very talented writers. I wanted to announce them to the world. It deserved to be announced to the world.
I'd wager there are some excellent writers in the scene even now. Where are they? Why has no one heard of them? Do they deserve to have their light hidden under a rock??
To say that we in the ULA sought to promote ourselves is a half-truth. We were promoting a name-- yes, a brand-- which served as a symbol for good zine writers. Our promotion of that brand was quite successful. Journalists are pack animals to the extent that after a point, publicity feeds on itself. We had big write-ups in lefty newspapers like Glasgow Herald and the Guardian; in hip cultural mags like ShoutNY and Cali's Soma; in "alternative" weeklies from Boston to Athens GA to Detroit to Seattle; and in college newspapers from Rhode Island to New Jersey. My last official act for the ULA was an interview with Philly's major NPR station. (I'd been on a college station a few months prior.)
It's absurd to say this isn't the kind of attention the movement needs. Absurd!
If you believe that your zine work has no lasting value, then step away. I'm not speaking to you or about you. Go hide under a blanket. If you wish to be left alone, like Mr. Biel, then fine. I'm not speaking to you either. But IF you believe, as Tom Hendricks believes, that your work has value, even lasting value, and that DIY art IS a legitimate part of our culture's history, then why dismiss someone who's made great noise about that history?
Our only crime has been believing too strongly, too intensely, too passionately, too madly, in the zine movement.
I don't understand the correlation between zinesters and a single generation. I've met zinesters in their sixties, in their teens, and I'm in my thirties. That's three generations of zinesters, right? Please explain.
I also disagree with, "No other generation has had it's best contemporary writers block so completely and so unfairly." There's still places where people get killed for voicing, writing, and printing dissent. As far as I know, I've got it pretty good here in the first world.
TOTALLY 100% AGREE with, "The consolidation of the media has ruined mainstream publishing and the media that reviews it." And my black heart is warmed by my favorite MUSEAism, "The mainstream media cannot be questioned." I say that all the time. :)


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The history of the Scottish Fold can be traced back to one tiny kitten – a white barn cat named Susie. Susie was found at a farm in Scotland in 1961 with a unique owl-like appearance, caused by her folded ears. She was gathered up and used as a breeding cat, thus starting the entire breed of the Scottish Fold.
The uniqueness of the Scottish Fold lies solely in its ears, the tips of which are folded downward and forward towards the head. The change is the result of a spontaneous mutation of an incomplete dominant gene. This means that kittens born to a cat with folded ears may have folded ears or may have straight ears. Folded ears should be evident by about three to four weeks of age. The mutation also carries a risk of joint and bone disease, evident as a tail thickness and lack of tail mobility.
The Scottish Fold is in high demand, partly because of its sweet face and disposition and partly because of the fact that not all kittens born to Scottish Folds have folded ears. These cats also crave human companionship and make wonderful house pets. They are a calm and adaptable breed, as comfortable in a tiny city apartment as they are in a country manor.
Although great family cats, Scottish Folds are nonetheless prone to hereditary and congenital conditions which can adversely affect their health – not to mention your family budget. Some of the conditions and illnesses Scottish Folds are prone to include joint and bone problems such as osteochondrodysplasia; blood disorders such as neonatal isoerythrolysis; skin problems such as pemphigus foliaceus; and kidney problems such as polycystic kidney disease.
Thankfully, Petplan pet insurance covers all hereditary and chronic conditions as standard. Which means if your Scottish Fold inherits anything other than folded ears and a sweet face, you're covered.
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Feb. 18, 2014
ROSEMONT, Ill. -- Sophomore Ronit Yurovsky (New Kensington, Pa./Plum) of the University of Michigan women's tennis team was selected as the Big Ten Tennis Athlete of the Week on Tuesday (Feb. 18). It is the third straight week that a Wolverine has won the weekly award and the third career conference honor for Yurovsky.
Yurovsky, ranked No. 18 by the ITA, defeated No. 99 Quinn Gleason of Notre Dame, 6-2, 6-1, to help the Maize and Blue to a 6-1 win over the No. 22 Fighting Irish Saturday afternoon (Feb. 15). Her singles win clinched the team's victory as Michigan moved to 5-2 on the season and helped U-M to its second straight win over a ranked opponent.
Yurovsky also joined with freshman Laura Ucros (Bogota, Columbia) in winning, 8-5, at No. 3 doubles. Michigan swept the three doubles matches to take that point.
Yurovsky is U-M's third straight Athlete of the Week honoree. Junior Emina Bektas (Indianapolis, Ind./New Braunfels) earned the conference honor on Feb. 4 and 11. Yurovsky also earned the honor on Feb. 6 and March 6, 2013.
Michigan returns to action next Saturday (Feb. 22), hosting Western Michigan at the Varsity Tennis Center at 6 p.m.
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Wittenberg Center For Musical Development Hosts Recitals And Announces Upcoming Class Opportunities
Published May 13, 2011
Springfield, Ohio – The Wittenberg University Center for Musical Development (CMD) holds end-of-term recitals for its approximately 40 children and adult students at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Sunday, May 22, in Room 300 of Krieg Hall, corner of West Ward Street and Woodlawn Avenue.
Each recital features different performers and will include piano, voice, wind and/or string musical selections. Admission is free and the recitals are open to the public. Parking is available on the street or in the Krieg Hall or Benham-Pence Student Center Parking Lots off Ward Street. A handicap accessible ramp is located at the rear of Krieg Hall.
CMD will offer group piano lessons this summer for all ages as well as classes in Computer Composition, Voice and Discovering Music for Infants to Age 5 in June. Call 937-327-7050 to pre-register or email email@example.com.
Private lessons in piano, organ, all strings (including guitar and lute), percussion and wind instruments, voice, computer composition, and Suzuki violin and piano are also available. For complete information, go to www.wittenberg.edu/sce and click on Center for Musical Development.
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SkyW wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to use ListPointPlot3D to plot several points in two different colors (ex. blue and red). I have a Table with following format:
> list0={{x1, y1, z1, h1}, {x2, y2, z2, h2}, ..., {xn, yn, zn, hn}}
> x,y,z refers to the 3D coordinates and h takes value 0 or 1. I would like to plot all points with h value equal to 1 as red and all points with h value equal to 0 as blue .... how can I do it?
First, we make up some data to populate list0 in the required format.
list0 = Flatten[
Table[{x, y, Sqrt[1 - x^2 - y^2], If[x y < 0, 0, 1]}, {x, -1, 1,
0.05}, {y, -1, 1, 0.1}], 1];
Then, we create two lists that contain the coordinates of the points
that must be drawn in red and in blue, respectively, and plot these two
lists with the appropriate *PlotStyle*.
Module[{redpts = {}, bluepts = {}},
If[#[[-1]] == 0, AppendTo[redpts, #[[1 ;; 3]]],
AppendTo[bluepts, #[[1 ;; 3]]]] & /@ list0;
ListPointPlot3D[{redpts, bluepts}, PlotStyle -> {Red, Blue}]
You can see the result at
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Maybe you're a pilot looking for an interesting jaunt. Perhaps you're a WWII buff nostalgic for a blast from the past. Or maybe you're just a Houstonian hankering for an unusual weekend getaway. If so, Fredericksburg's new Hangar Hotel fills the bill. Bypass Fredericksburg's German beer halls and quaint B&Bs, and fly straight to the Hangar Hotel at the Gillespie County Airport. This WWII-themed property sports meeting rooms decorated as "flight briefing" Quonset huts, an officers' club bar and a 1940s-style diner and soda fountain. The alabaster light fixtures and green army-style blankets on the mahogany and rattan beds add even more retro-ambience. The hotel also has palm trees, a searchlight and a water tower -- guaranteed to transport you to Pearl Harbor itself. And if you just can't get enough of a WWII fix at the hotel, check out the Admiral Nimitz Museum and National Museum of the Pacific War nearby.
Houston's signature waterway has been a murky mystery since before the Allen brothers followed it upstream and planted the future Space City on its banks. But at least back then its green-brown waters were clear of the flotsam and jetsam of modern civilization. Starting this summer, a vessel called The Mighty Tidy is aiming to rectify the situation. It cruises the bayou five days a week from Shepherd to the East Loop, scooping up tons of floating garbage. It's also equipped with attachments to pick trash off the bayou banks and out of overhanging trees. Credit its unusual colors to those zany Art Guys, Michael Galbreth and Jack Massing, who turned the quarter-million-dollar boat into a flamingo-pink nautical vacuum cleaner.
Talk about perfect timing. On June 26, just two days before the 25th anniversary of Houston's Pride Parade, the U.S. Supreme Court knocked down Texas's homosexual sodomy law by a 6-3 vote. The law, which outlawed sodomy only when practiced by gays, was challenged by two Houston men named John Lawrence and Tyron Garner, who were arrested in 1998 when police discovered them having sex in Lawrence's apartment. Speaking for the court, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy declared, "The state cannot demean [homosexuals'] existence or control their destiny by making their private sexual conduct a crime." While conservative Justice Antonin Scalia said the court had "taken sides in the culture war" and had "largely signed on to the so-called homosexual agenda," activists across the country pooh-poohed him and gathered to celebrate. At a City Hall rally in Houston, Ray Hill, a longtime local warrior for gay rights, happily declared, "We can't -- by this decision -- ever go back."
Alicia Lee's son is a resident at Willow River Farms, a division of the nonprofit Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation. Every fall the residents of this Brookshire, Texas, facility made fruitcakes. That is, until Barbara Bush, for whom Lee had once volunteered at the White House, suggested they expand their repertoire to include gingersnaps. Six years ago, Lee sent a tin of Willow River Farms gingersnaps to Bush at Kennebunkport. The former first lady liked them so much, she sent out tins to all of her friends at Christmastime. Since then Lee has also added mouthwatering cheese snaps to the Farms' list of offerings. The cookies sell for between $15 and $25 a tin. And last year, Lee sold $215,000 worth of treats. The proceeds have paid for electronic doors for wheelchair residents, extra hospital beds and clinic refurbishing. Get your holiday orders in now.
If it's September, it must be Stanton Welch -- as artistic director of Houston Ballet, that is. But it was a long good-bye for now-emeritus artistic director Ben Stevenson. He first resigned back in February 2002, but a change of heart kept him here through June 2003. Well, in spirit at least. Stevenson wasn't around much after he resigned a second time and the board selected Welch as his replacement in January of this year. Other assignments, most notably with the Dallas-Fort Worth ballet, kept him on the road. It will be interesting to see what sort of continued presence Stevenson has at HB and how that will affect Welch's direction of the company. It's a tough job to take over from a living legend.
We like our quotes short, to the point and all-encompassing, and Dave Hickey's definition of Tex-Mex fills the bill on all three counts. In the Houston Press issue of December 26, 2002, in an attempt to clarify an earlier pithy quote ("Rock and roll is like Mexican food. As it improves in quality it stops being what it is"), the Texas-born critic said he meant to say Tex-Mex, not Mexican food. What's more, he likes Tex-Mex more than the stuff from across the Rio Grande. "My commitment is to Tex-Mex," he told the Press. "Which I define as the absence of fucking vegetables."


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Beaver County News
May 16, 2017
Some patients with Type 2 Diabetes may find that surgery may be the solution to diabetic situation.
May 10, 2017
Have you gotten the picnic "bug" yet, with warmer weather and luxurious foliage blanketing the countryside? Try some tricks to make your picnic both food-safe and healthy!
May 2, 2017
This year, share the bounty of your summer garden by planting an extra row or two of vegetables to donate to your local food bank or pantry.
Penn State Extension News
Kulcsar tapped to lead Department of Ag Economics, Sociology, and Education
June 14, 2017
Laszlo Kulcsar, professor of sociology and head of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work at Kansas State University, will join Penn State as head of the Department of Agricultural Economics, Sociology, and Education, effective Aug. 1.
Scientists to study how soil health is influenced by pest-management tactics
June 14, 2017
An entomologist in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to study and compare how various pest-management regimes affect the health of soils. John Tooker, associate professor of entomology, will lead the project, which is titled "Exploring Soil Health and Pest Management Trade Offs to Maximize Crop Productivity."
Penn State Extension educators develop plan to educate plain sect on food safety
June 13, 2017
Penn State Extension educators have developed food-safety training programs to accommodate the cultural norms of plain sect — Amish and Mennonite — farmers.
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|Monika Hohbein-Deegen
|Tracy Slagter
|Heike Alberts
Why should the campus community care about the fall of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago?
Heike Alberts: Even though the fall of the Berlin Wall might seem like a very local event, in fact it really was an event that changed world history. For decades, the Cold War had divided the world into two spheres of military and political influence. Germany was the only country, and Berlin the only city, that were split in half, so in many ways they were the focal point of the Cold War. For many people, Berlin's Brandenburg Gate with the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the Cold War and the division of the world. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 was the main event that resulted in a chain reaction which ended the Cold War and led to a completely new world order, the world order in which we now live. If the Berlin Wall had not fallen, we would likely live in a very different world now. People in Eastern Europe might still not be free and live under Communist dictatorships, and we could not interact in friendship with people in Eastern Europe or visit the countries that once were behind the Iron Curtain. World politics might still be dominated by Cold War rivalries.
Tracy Slagter: Why are these things important, and why should students care about them? I believe very firmly that this event has significance for everyone, in that it fundamentally shaped the world we live in today. There is virtually no area of the world that was untouched by the events of November 9, 1989. In order to understand how the world works today, we have to know what happened then.
Monika Hohbein-Deegen: The fall of the Berlin Wall was an event that not only impacted Germany itself but the entire world. In fact, it is now considered one of the major events indicating the end of the Cold War. World politics have changed dramatically following this event, and our modern world would look quite different had this event not happened. Besides that, the fall of the wall did happen because of the desire of the East German people to live in freedom and democracy. It was due to their civil courage, their public demonstrations for change prior to the events of Nov.1989, that made this possible. Also known as the peaceful revolution, the end of East Germany was in major parts a result of its people's desire for freedom. I believe that our young students should be aware of this historic event and understand what it meant to international politics of the last 20 years. It gives them a story of a country that no longer exists as such and its people who believed in their desires for freedom and democracy. It shows our students how powerful the common man on the street can be and that together they can even overthrow governments. It should also teach students the consequences of war. The separation of Germany was the direct result of World War II and the allied occupation of Germany following it. Post-war separated Germany became the battleground of two very different and hostile ideologies. Students who took my European Odyssey course on Modern Germany from Separation to Unification oftentimes drew parallels to the US involvement in Iraq, especially when we discussed the role of the allied forces in Germany. One can and should always learn from history. The history of post-war Germany is a good example for teaching our students about democracy, human rights and the consequences of dictatorships.
What do you hope the students and instructors take away from this event?
Heike Alberts: We hope that students will get a thorough understanding of what it was like to live during a time when the world was divided into two spheres of military and political influence, and nations that we now consider our friends and allies were our enemies. Students will realize that the fall of the Berlin Wall was truly an event with global implications, an event that changed the lives of people not only in Berlin and Germany, but also in many other places of the world. We hope that participating in the events will allow students to see that events do not happen in isolation; rather we live in a world where an event taking place in one location often has far-reaching consequences in other places as we are all connected in multiple ways. Learning more about this time period will help students to place current events in their historical context and help them develop an appreciation for the importance of history, political freedom and human rights.
Monika Hohbein-Deegen: I hope that they take away much knowledge that they can relate to in different ways. Besides the historical facts, I believe they can connect to this event and the people involved in it through listening to personal stories, discussing the event and its consequences for the world, and learning from a very well made feature film more about the struggle for freedom of a selected group of people. I also expect them to learn more intercultural acceptance as well as how this knowledge could be useful on a personal level. My European Odyssey students did reflect to me what this knowledge can mean to them today. Many of them said that it made them aware of issues such as human rights, freedom, historical events around the cold war, and they reported that they feel more appreciative of how they grew up and live their lives in the United States. They gained a deeper understanding of current politics by learning about the role of the US in Germany after the war. Overall, engaging in this topic increases students' awareness of international affairs. They become better educated world citizens.
How can instructors incorporate this event into their curriculum?
Heike Alberts: We hope that many instructors, especially those teaching in the social sciences such as history, political science, geography and international studies, will be able to directly incorporate the topics covered in the events into their classes. For example, it is hard to imagine a modern history class, geography or political science class, or class on contemporary Europe that would not discuss the Cold War and the new world order after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Our events will expose students to the experiences of people who actually lived through the events and can therefore offer a different perspective on the history. Instructors could use the events as a basis for class discussions or as a topic for an assignment such as a reaction paper. While the events are probably most helpful for instructors teaching in disciplines that deal with similar topics, we believe that attending this event would be completely in line with the goals of a liberal arts education. If our goal is to give students a well-rounded education, knowing about this important time period should certainly be part of it. Whether students are in a math or chemistry class, they would benefit from learning about an event that shaped the modern world order. We hope that instructors will be creative in incorporating this event into their classes. For example, a kinesiology instructor could use our event to start a discussion about different training methods in East and West and the Cold War politics behind sports events such as the Olympic Games. An astronomy instructor could use this is a starting point to talk about the space race and later cooperation in the exploration of space. An education professor could start a discussion about different approaches to teaching and the differences in content taught during the Cold War. We certainly hope that instructors across campus will not only bring their students to these events or encourage them to do, but actively incorporate it into their classes.
Monika Hohbein-Deegen: Depending on the course taught, there are several ways one could incorporate this event into the class. Many topics are touched during this event and lend themselves to incorporation into courses. Whether one discusses world politics, history, the strive for democracy, or one likes to focus on a more specific topic such as life under dictatorship, art, literature, music and culture as protest, the role of religious institutions within a society, environmental pollution … the possibilities are endless. For a liberal arts education, we are trying to raise our students to become widely educated and socially responsible citizens. To learn about the history and fall of the Berlin Wall, many lessons can be taught. It is certainly up to the imagination of each instructor to find the best possible way of incorporating such an event into the classroom. Depending on the course taught, there are several ways one could incorporate this event into the class. Many topics are touched during this event and lend themselves to incorporation into courses. Whether one discusses world politics, history, the strive for democracy, or one likes to focus on a more specific topic such as life under dictatorship, art, literature, music and culture as protest, the role of religious institutions within a society, environmental pollution … the possibilities are endless. For a liberal arts education, we are trying to raise our students to become widely educated and socially responsible citizens. To learn about the history and fall of the Berlin Wall, many lessons can be taught. It is certainly up to the imagination of each instructor to find the best possible way of incorporating such an event into the classroom.


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Kraftwerk mixes art with music in sell-out shows
By Belinda Goldsmith
LONDON (Reuters) - German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk have always aimed to combine music and art so performing at London's Tate Modern was the ideal venue for them after three years of planning.
Kraftwerk took over the 800-capacity Turbine Hall at the art gallery on Wednesday to play the first of eight consecutive shows, each focused on a different album, starting with "Autobahn" from 1974 and ending with "Tour de France" from 2003.
The sight of four middle-aged men in skintight neon suits standing almost motionless on stage behind a line of consoles backed by 3D images may look bizarre to the uninitiated but to the group's devoted following it all seems to make sense.
When tickets went on sale in December, priced at 60 pounds ($95) each, the demand crashed the gallery's website.
Two similar eight night runs at New York's Museum of Modern Art and in Kraftwerk's home town of Duesseldorf were also sold out with massive demand to see the group hailed by some as one of the most influential in pop history.
Catherine Wood, curator of contemporary art and performance at the Tate Modern, said it made sense for Kraftwerk to perform in an art gallery, and particularly at the Tate Modern which was once a power station - the English translation of Kraftwerk.
"They have a history of engaging with visual art, with minimal form, and perform in a way that is completely at odds with the usual idea of the rock star by putting the robot in the foreground," Wood told Reuters.
"It takes away the aura of the artist and they have played with that in a very knowing way." Continued...


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Hafner's 3-run homer helps Yanks over Blue Jays, 5-4
AP Monday, April 29, 2013, 12:03 am TWN
NEW YORK -- Travis Hafner hit a three-run homer, then lumbered around the bases for a go-ahead triple in the seventh inning that sent CC Sabathia and the Yankees over the Blue Jays for a 5-4 win.
Vernon Wells delivered another key hit against his former team as the Yankees beat Toronto for the third straight day. With Mariano Rivera getting a day off to rest, Joba Chamberlain worked around a pair of one-out singles in the ninth for his first save since 2010.
Jose Bautista and Brett Lawrie homered for the Blue Jays, who dropped to 1-5 on their seven-game road trip.
Esmil Rodgers (1-2) was the loser.
Sabathia (4-2) allowed three earned runs and nine hits in eight innings. He walked none, struck out four and improved to 14-4 overall against Toronto.
Orioles 7, Athletics 3 Nick Markakis and Adam Jones hit back-to-back home runs in the fourth inning, Chris Tillman pitched six innings for his first win of the season and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Oakland Athletics 7-3 on Saturday.
Nate McLouth also homered for Baltimore, which is 3-0 on its 11-game road trip and in position for its first four-game sweep in Oakland since 1987.
Tillman (1-1) scattered seven hits with seven strikeouts and two walks. He also had to bat in the seventh inning after an injury to catcher Taylor Teagarden forced the Orioles to abandon their DH. He struck out.
Josh Donaldson matched his career high with four hits and two RBIs. The A's have lost four straight and eight of nine.
Oakland starter A.J. Griffin (2-2) allowed only five hits in seven innings but gave up two home runs for the second straight start.
Twins 7, Rangers 2 Pedro Hernandez pitched five shutout innings for his first major league win, Josh Willingham homered and the Twins beat the Rangers to end a three-game slide.
Anthony Swarzak, Brian Duensing and Jared Burton each work a scoreless inning before Glen Perkins struggled in the ninth, giving up a two-run double to Mitch Moreland.
Derek Holland (1-2) gave up five hits and four runs — three earned in seven innings for Texas, which lost for just the second time in nine games.
Hernandez (1-0) was making just his second start — and fourth appearance — for the Twins. His first start was April 7. He allowed just five hits and struck out three. After getting into a third-inning jam, Hernandez retired eight of the final nine hitters he faced.
Rays 10, White Sox 4 Matt Moore became the first Tampa Bay pitcher to win five games in April as the Rays snapped a two-game losing streak with a victory over the White Sox.
The left-hander joined Boston's Clay Buchholz as the only five-game winners this month. He allowed just three hits, one earned run and matched a season high nine strikeouts in six innings of work.
Moore's 1.13 ERA is second-lowest in the majors behind St. Louis right hander Jake Westbrook (0.98).
Gavin Floyd (0-4) left the game with two outs in the third with a flexor muscle strain in his right elbow. He threw just 47 pitches, gave up two hits and two earned runs.
Tigers 7, Braves 4 Omar Infante and Jhonny Peralta both hit two-run homers, and Rick Porcello bounced back from a nightmarish start last weekend to pitch into the seventh inning, helping the Tigers to a win over the Braves.
Infante's homer off Kris Medlen (1-3) broke a 3-all tie in the fourth. Porcello (1-2) allowed three runs in 6 1-3 innings. He didn't make it through the first last Saturday at Los Angeles, when he gave up nine runs to the Angels.
Atlanta's Justin Upton hit his major league-leading 12th homer in the eighth, but Infante doubled home a run in the bottom half and scored to make it 7-4.
Other games on Saturday:
Red Sox 8, Astros 4
Mariners 3, Angels 2
Royals 3, Indians 2
Curry, Durant power Warriors past Cavs in Game 1, 113-91
Unseeded Ostapenko wins French Open for 1st title
With Agassi along for a bit, Djokovic opens defense in Paris
Portugal and Chile hungry for more at Confederations Cup
Tennis great blames gay conspiracy for stadium row
Tiger Woods blames medications for his arrest on DUI charge
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Next Steps at Vanderbilt is a 2-year certification program for students with intellectual disabilities at Vanderbilt University.
Students direct the development of their Program of Study through ongoing person-centered planning. The Program of Study is a unique and customized plan for achievement in academic areas, independent living skills, career development, and university life.
Students enrolled in Next Steps at Vanderbilt can take classes at the Tennessee Technology Center at Nashville (TTC-N). Two Next Steps students, Hallie Bearden and Edward Nesbitt, began working towards supplemental certificates in September 2010. On August 12, 2011, Bearden and Nesbitt participated in the TTC-N graduation ceremony and each received a supplemental certificate that outlines proficiencies in their respective fields. Both students desire to work in an office setting.
Next Steps at Vanderbilt currently has students working towards supplemental certificates in Automotive Technology and Early Childhood Education. Other students have participated in the Machine Tool & Die and Automotive Collision Repair programs.


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Moved to the reloading forum,fixed it.cartridges are getting ridiculously expensive.
The first thing you need to learn is attention to detail.
I'm looking to learn how to reload myself. Bullets are getting ridiculously expensive. With that being said, I realize that this may be a dangerous practice without the right expertise, so I would like to acquire that necessary skill/knowledge base. Any suggestions on where to start?
Btw, I live in the Charlotte area, so if anyone knows of a good class or person to turn to, then please share.
Moved to the reloading forum,fixed it.cartridges are getting ridiculously expensive.
The first thing you need to learn is attention to detail.
Get a reloading book or 2 or three and read them. That will give you a feel for the process.
Ask everyone you know for their opinions on hardware (presses, brands, styles, etc.). Everyone you ask is going to give a different opinion, so don't feel overwhelmed. Just take the information you are able to gather and use that to decide what equipment you want to invest in.
All the brands of reloading equipment are capable of producing good ammo. Some do it faster or easier or cheaper. As Bruce suggested, the biggest potential for poor quality ammo is the operator, so pay attention to detail, keep good notes, label everything and go by the guidelines in your reloading books.
The second thing to do is read the content of this hand/reloadload specific section/forum before throwing out questions that have already been answered.
let me know when your ready to buy bullets, I buy mine just out side of Charlotte. its the cheapest place I've found.
I recently purchased my first reloader. I bought a 5 station auto indexing progressive press. Everyone always says start out with a single stage press.
I think it really depends on the person. If you are mechanically inclined. If you have any friends who currently reload. Or, if you are the type of person who can take it slow and not jump ahead of yourself, then there is no reason you can't start out on a progressive press.
It also depends on your needs. Do you shoot a lot? Are you a very busy person who would rather spend their time doing other things besides reloading 500 rounds? If so a progressive might be for you. On the other hand; if you have some spare time, if your looking to take it slow and if your looking to save money, then a good single stage (or turret) press might be for you.
There is TONS of information on the net on learning to reload. Read it.
It's really not dangerous if you have half a brain......just take your time. It will save you tons of money on ammo......Or more likely will allow you to shoot WAY more for the same money.
I have always considered handloading to be, above all, a relaxing hobby. It requires one to be patient, careful, and to gain the essential skills, which are not difficult. I have never gone to the progressive presses, because I weigh every few handgun charges, and every rifle charge, and trickle them to accuracy.
I would say that one should never be in a hurry in handloading; and always focus all one's attention on each step. Use the manuals for your loads and resist the temptation to experiment with loads you cannot find in them. For me, the idea has always been to make accurate ammunition that is as close to factory pressures and velocities as possible within a comfortable margin of safety. Good luck!


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May 18, 2013 from 1pm to 5pm – Blood Orange Infoshop, Life Arts Center Calling anyone and everyone interested in, and involved with zines, small press, self publishing, DIY printing, screen printing, trading, tabling, workshops, and other cool stuff! Join us! Riverside… Organized by Riverside DIY Print Fest | Type: zine, fair, fest
June 1, 2013 from 11am to 5pm – Queenspark, North West London, England Alternative Press will be holding a small press fair at NO DARK PLACES music and DIY festival on 1st June 2013. For more festival info visit: http://www.nodarkplaces.com/ Artists will be exhibiting… Organized by Alternative Press UK | Type: zine, and, small, press, fair
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June 14, 2013 from 7pm to 11:45pm – Frankies Empire, Hobart, Australia Launch Party! Bizoo Zine final release and the Silverfish Zine Library! - Lawsons Heart - Cape Hoy! http://www.triplejunearthed.net.au/CapeHoy! - Spoken Word by Silver Words: https://www.facebook.c… Organized by Staples | Type: zine, launch, fair, talks, library, bands
July 20, 2013 from 2pm to 8pm – Tempelhofer Feld Check this out:Zine Fest Berlin presents a summer event: the DIY Zine Fair. Bring ablanket and set up your zines, distro, comics, and all self-publishedmaterial. Don't forget to bring some stones if… Organized by Zinefest Berlin | Type: diy, zine, fair
August 30, 2013 at 6pm to September 1, 2013 at 4pm – The Edge, QLD The Zine and Independent Comic Symposium (ZICS) is a 3-day event to be held in Brisbane, Australia at The Edge on Friday 30th Aug, Saturday 31st Aug, & Sunday 1st September. The event aims to p… Organized by ZICS Collective | Type: zine, &, comic, fair, talks, workshops, bands
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Marc Anthony to Launch 'Cambio de Piel' World Tour This August
Marc Anthony, the Nuyorican superstar singer, producer and songwriter sold 1.2 million tickets, convening huge sellout crowds throughout his international "Vivir Mi Vida" World Tour produced by Cardenas Marketing Network (CMN). The one year-tour, which concluded in February in Atlantic City, NJ, took Anthony to 15 countries and over 50 cities throughout the Americas.
With close to $20 million in gross revenues ($19.8 million), the North American leg of the "Vivir Mi Vida" Tour ranks 54th in the 2013 Pollstar Year-end Top 200 North American Tours report.
Now, Anthony, the top-selling tropical salsa artist of all time, is getting ready to launch his "Cambio de Piel" World Tour in August with similar expectations of success.
"I call him a 360," Henry Cardenas, president and CEO of Cardenas Marketing Network, said to Billboard.com. "The guy sings salsa, sings ballads, sings in English, the guy screams. He has all the ingredients no one else has. I always tell him, 'Marc, you are blessed.'"
Anthony was the top award getter at the 2014 Billboard Latin Music Awards in April. The New York City native of Puerto Rican descent earned 10 awards, including Artist of the year and Hot Latin Song, Digital Song and Latin Airplay Song of the year for "Vivir Mi Vida," a track that remained 17 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart, a record for 2014. Anthony also won Top Latin Album of the year for his Salsa album "Marc Anthony 3.0."
But even with all his impressive accolades, Anthony is certainly not the only Latin artist packing crowds into large concert venues. Dominican-American bachatero, Romeo Santos, sold out Yankee Stadium not once but twice, in his native Bronx as he launched his Vol. 2 Tour which will take him to several major markets in the U.S. and Latin America.
Anthony, Santos, Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull, Alejandro Fernandez, Los Tigres del Norte and veteran legendary Mexican romantic music singer and composer Juan Gabriel, are some of the elite Latin music headliners commanding attention and impressive success in their U.S. concerts. All of these artists have starred in a number of highly successful U.S. concert tours in recent years. From Salsa music to Bachata, romantic ballads to Regional Mexican music, Latin music concerts provide a gamut of musical genres that appeal a broad and diverse cross-section of U.S. Latinos with a strong cross-over appeal to non-Latino audiences.


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I've been waiting a long time to eat here. In fact, it took me ten years to get here. It didn't completely disappoint, but it wasn't close to anything I had imagined.
My New Yorker friends didn't praise Babbo to begin with. They had medicore experiences with both food and service. I'm inclined to think it's maybe going through some 15 year angst. It's been around long enough that they've lost some of that early romance, but not yet old enough to be embraced with unconditional respect.
Let's start with the strangest thing that ever happened to me. As I was about to enter the restaurant, another patron came out and spat on the door. No seriously. I wish I could share the drama, but Babbo's servers didn't dish out any details. In fact, they just smiled when I told them and quickly had someone clean it up. It's too bad their professionalism didn't quench my curiosity.
Babbo's parents are Mario Batali and Joseph Bastianich. If you watch Food Network you know these two well. Babbo is tucked away in Greenwich Village on a quiet dimly lit street. It was once a beloved Italian eatery and enoteca, but I would say it's fine Italian dining in a quintessential New York atmosphere - attentive and cordial table service.
The dishes were beautifully and expertly presented. Our server knew the food, although his explanation sounded much more like a product or regurgitation and repetition than passionate appreciation.
We liked the food. And I think Babbo's prices are also the appeal. It's a well-priced menu of thoughtfully crafted dishes made with some of the best proteins, freshest produce and finest pantry items. I would say that their serving sizes actually work against them since we weren't guided by our server. I specifically asked him if our selection of antipastis, primis, and secondis would be too much food; he dismissed my suggestion. It clearly was too much. How is that a bad thing? Answer, when you are too full to enjoy your outstanding main. And in the case of my main, it was a shame I couldn't eat it all. I genuinely got choked up because tourists forgo doggie bags since the food will just go to waste. Yes, I left a lot of it behind.
It was obvious by the end of my meal that there was only one clear standout - a single dish that made me happy I finally made it to Babbo. To say that only one dish made the cut is sad, but one is better than none.
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|Roasted Beet Tartare with Chianti Vinegar and Ricotta Salata $14
|Black Spaghetti with Rock Shrimp, Spicy Salami Calabrese and Green Chilies $27
Everything (and there's a lot going on here) seamlessly worked together to make every bite.
|Chianti Stained Pappardelle with Wild Boar Ragu $23A bit too gamey and rich for me.
At last, drumroll please...
|Whole Grilled Branzino with Mixed Radishes, Olives and Lemon Oregano Jam $29
Top 5 fish I've ever eaten in a restaurant.
It was without a doubt, spectacular.Perfectly grilled, moist, tender, flaky, meaty, and so delicate. Loved it.
I would go back to Babbo for that branzino. It alone made Babbo worth it. Take it out of the equation, and -- .
Remember, my silence is golden.
Note: The bathroom upstairs is one of the worst. It does not belong in an award winning, critically acclaimed restaurant. How so? Well, the toilet is so close to the front wall that one can barely get their legs in. No joke. Joke's on me...welcome to a gastronomic superstar restaurant, please use extreme caution when using facilities. In the words of Momma GG, c'mmmmooooonnnn.


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A WOMAN has been stabbed to death and a man wounded at a hotel in Upper Mt Gravatt overnight.
The woman, aged 27 and from overseas, was found with fatal injuries at the hotel at the Travelodge on MacGregor Street about 12.30am.
Screams were heard from one of the hotel's rooms before the stabbing.
A guest said she heard the woman's screams but did not know what had happened.
Police rushed to the hotel after receiving a call from a member of staff about 12.30am.
Acting Detective Inspector for Mt Gravatt, Tod Reid, said police had to force entry to a room where they found the dead woman.
The man, believed to be in his 30s, is under police guard in the PA hospital.
Police found a knife at the scene.
Detective Reid said the woman's grieving family are assisting police investigations.
"Her family are quite distraught obviously and we're speaking with them at the moment to gather background as to why this incident happened," he said.
Police have said no third party was involved in the stabbing.
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Occidental College
Urban & Environmental Policy Institute
Healthy School Food Coalition
UEPI's Healthy School Food Coalition (HSFC) works with committed parents, teachers, students, and community members to develop and implement comprehensive food and nutrition policies in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
December 2015 | School Food Convening on Feb. 10, 2016
The convening will be a great opportunity to:
- Learn more about school food policies and best practices
- Support efforts to improve the health and well-being of students
- Build your advocacy skills
- Network with other organizations focused on health and wellness in the greater Los Angeles area
- The federal school nutrition programs, such as the National School Lunch and School Breakfast programs, increase access to nutritious food for children. Nutritious school meals not only have a positive impact on student health but also academic achievement. Healthy diets are critical for reducing obesity and diet-related diseases such as diabetes.
- Over 2 million low-income students in California participate in the National School Lunch Program. Over 560,000 of these children are in Los Angeles County and over 190,000 reside in each of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. (See State & County Profiles. link)
- Ensuring school meals are nutritious and accessible helps to ensure that California kids are healthy and successful!
Who should attend?
Organizations and individuals interested in:
- Learning more about school food programs and policy and their impact on student health and academic achievement.
- Building advocacy skills – learning how to build support around an issue or policy.
- Taking action to improve the health and well-being of students, their families and the community.
- Networking with other organizations in the greater Los Angeles area.
- Anyone passionate about student wellness and nutrition!
We would like to extend a special invitation to organizations partnering with or working within Boyle Heights, Central Santa Ana, Long Beach, and South Los Angeles Building Healthy Communities sites. link
How much does the convening cost?
This convening is free of charge and lunch will be provided! Please RSVP. link
WHAT: HSFC's primary work is focused on school food policy implementation districtwide. Projects include: ongoing implementation of Breakfast in the Classroom program; ensuring that students have enough time to eat; making meals more appealing; engaging students to provide feedback on the nutrition programs in order to best meet their nutrition needs; and developing leadership to sustain the work at the ground level while collaborating with Cafeteria staff to improve service and meal programs. At the same time, HSFC is working on topics related to healthy beverages through research, education and policy. The story of the HSFC and how advocacy helped to change school food in Los Angeles is told in detail in The Transformation of the School Food Environment in Los Angeles.
WHERE: LAUSD is the second largest school district in the country and has the largest School Breakfast program. While the policies we have championed are to be implemented districtwide - at over 1081 schools - HSFC continues to offer training and organizing support in the Boyle Heights, Central and South Los Angeles areas. This 5-minute video presents students, school and cafeteria personnel, including from HSFC's partner sites, giving their views on the new standards for healthier school meals, based on the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act.
HOW: The HSFC empowers students, parents, teachers, and interested community-based organizations with the knowledge and skills to become advocates for healthy school food through ongoing outreach and trainings. In addition, we collaborate with school food services administrators, the school board, and other community based organizations to work towards the full implementation of existing policies, and capitalize on available opportunities to strengthen school meal programs.
Through the HSFC, Occidental College students have had multiple opportunities for research and community based projects including facilitating workshops and focus groups, conducting field based research, and developing toolkits and reports. For current ways you can work with the HSFC, please visit the UEPI "Opportunities" page. For more information contact Elizabeth Medrano.
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Mercedes Laurissa Stinson and Austin Andrew Rummel have announced their engagement.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of Central Cambria High School and is expected to graduate from Mount Aloysius College in August with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing.
She is the daughter of Harry and Pam Stinson, of Shelocta, and Anita Stinson and Jack D. Brown II, of Mineral Point.
The future groom is a graduate of Blacklick Valley High School and Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics. He is employed by M&C Trucking Company Inc.
He is the son of Joseph and Barb Rummel, of Strongstown, and Lynette and Brian McEvoy, of Nanty Glo.
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Ohio Man Pleads Guilty to Army Bribery Scheme in MarylandAn Ohio man has pleaded guilty to paying $800,000 in bribes to a couple working for the U.S. Army at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
Maryland Veterans to Compete in the Golden Age GamesSeventeen veterans from Maryland are taking part in this year's Golden Age Games.
Lines Drawn About Who Will Win Army-Navy GameIt is one of the greatest American sports traditions, and this year, the Army-Navy game will be right in our backyard.
New Light Shed In Mysterious Murder Of Army Private24-year-old Karyln Ramirez, an army private stationed at Fort Meade was found shot to death in her Severn home. Now more than a year later, authorities make a big break in the investigation.
Army Moving Chemical Weapons Defense Units From Maryland The Army says it's moving 266 soldiers in a chemical-warfare defense battalion from Aberdeen Proving Ground to three other installations around the country to support military readiness.
Navy To Wear Under Armour-Designed Uniforms & HelmetsThe Navy football team will wear Under Armour-Designed "Navy Fleet" uniforms and hand-painted helmets for the Army-Navy Game presented by USAA on Dec. 12 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia at 3 PM on CBS.
Game Time Salute Honors Army Veteran Jerome "JT" TaylorFor Jerome "JT" Taylor, the Army provided him with more than just the opportunity to earn money for college, it also instilled within him the skills and values that would serve him well after his time in the service ended.
Plaintiffs Seek $750 Million In Fort Detrick Pollution SuitCritics of Fort Detrick in Frederick have filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking $750 million for injuries they say were caused by the Army's reckless handling of chemical and biological toxins.
Army To Close Much Of Trail Near Old Military LandfillThe Army says it will close a large portion of a popular Silver Spring running trail near an old military landfill.
New Commander Coming To Army's Flagship Biodefense LabThe Army's flagship biodefense laboratory at Fort Detrick in Frederick is getting a new commander and a new focus.
Tenn. Attacks Prompting Increased Security At Md. Recruiting CentersThe FBI is trying to piece together what motivated a 24-year-old man to go on a deadly rampage at a military reserve center in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Owners, CEO Of Va. Contractor Indicted On Bribery ChargesThe CEO and three co-owners of a Falls Church military contractor have been indicted on charges they paid bribes to an Army National Guard colonel to obtain multi-million dollar contracts.


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As always, Christmas has snuck up on us and it being a mere week away doesn't mean we've got all of our gifts to give under the tree. Don't fret, though. We have something to bring a smile to everyone on your list. We promise.
For the skin conscious – This is an easy one thanks to Clarisonic. The skin cleansing system who boasts the mantra, "Clearer skin is healthier skin," has been a favorite of ours for awhile. It works by using a patented sonic frequency of more than 300 movements per second, which, in turn, removes 6X more makeup and 2X more dirt than our hands ever could. There are options, too, with the Clarisonic Pro (perfect for the queen bee – as it is one itself – and is only available through estheticians), the Mia 2 (Pro's baby sister is the pick for the globe-trotter, complete with a handy travel case), the Clarisonic Opal (palm-sized and designed to help around the eyes) and the Clarisonic Face and Body (the ultimate all-over skin treat).
For the lock lover – A Mason Pearson hairbrush is one object every woman longs for. After all, we know the feeling. The not mass-produced, coveted brush originated in London in 1885 and hasn't changed much since – meaning it's an investment that will last for Christmases to come. The brushes come in four sizes, eight colors and three pads including Boar Bristle (for fine to normal locks), Boar Bristle and Nylon (for normal to thick locks) and Nylon (for those super thick locks) and promises to clean hair, stimulate the scalp and produce a healthy sheen. Yes, please, Santa.
For the one who has it all – Sometimes gift cards get a bad rap, but there's nothing bad about treating someone awesome to a hair cut or color, massage, facial or waxing complete with a therapist who will customize each treatment to address specific needs and wants. It'll even score them one of our favorite above mention gifts – without the stress of picking it out. And to that, we cheers the season of giving.
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Congratulations to Jenn Jones for being named best colorist in Atlanta Magazine's Best of ATL 2013. Thank you, thank you, Atlanta Magazine!
Remember when we announced that hairstylist and color specialist Jenn Jones was coming part-time to Aviary? Cue good hair because you can now find her here full-time (and we couldn't be more excited).
A North Carolina native, Jenn studied at the Aveda Institute Chapel Hill, later honing her skills working at reputable studios such as Van Michael Salon of Atlanta, Mudhoney Hair Salon in New York City and the highly acclaimed alt-salon Graceland Brooklyn – where she still makes a regular appearance. Most recently, working as a stylist and instructor at the Aveda Institute Atlanta, Jenn has made Atlanta home with her her husband, photographer Raymond McCrea Jones, and their two young sons.
With over ten years of experience behind her, Jenn has locks on well, lockdown. She has a love of color – which shows through her expertise in techniques like balayge and being named Atlanta's best colorist by InStyle Magazine – and can make any dreamy 'do happen.
Jenn is available Sundays from 11:00-5:00, Mondays from 9:30-5:00 and Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:30-7:00. Contact and booking information can be found here.
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I am aware that the Allante is FWD from the factory and this was a horrible mistake. I forget the link, but it can be googled, where a shop has created a RWD swap for the Ford Focus. A Mustang V8 drops right in the engine bay and the swap can be finished in about one weekend.
I'm just curious is anyone has already tried this with the Allante. Anyone know?
I am aware that it would take a lot of time in designing and fabricating a new rear subframe, engine mounts, room form a RWD tranmission for the Northstar, but I also know that it is doable. Anyone in the Allante community a serious gearhead who is into racing?
Anyone visited www.chrfab.com to see what can be done with a Northstar?
I'm into drifting and I like the Allante but being FWD, it can't drift. My last car was a 92 Nissan Skyline GTS4 that had AWD. Now that I'm back in the US, I want something different and thought I would investigate the Allante.
Using a Corvette rear subframe from a C4 seemed like the way to go. Perhaps a C5 would prove better?
Going FWD while all the other luxury coupes of the day that were in the same price range were RWD was a huge mistake that only GM could make.
I am wondering if the center tunnel is large enough to accomodate a driveshaft without serious modification? Even the Acura Integra (which was designed as FWD) was able to accomodate a driveshaft in one shops AWD custom.
I would rather connect a Corvette 5-speed to the N* engine if its even possible. I know the bellhousing would need to be customized. The AT stick in the Allante is certainly long enough to be a perfect stick shift and having the ability to shift is > than AT IMO.
I have asked about this at another Allante site but I thought I would ask here just in case.
On, and I know its apples to oranges on the surface, but I thought I'd add the link to the Kugel V8 RWD kit for the Focus to see how they do it..