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Introduction: Feminism/Art/Theory: Towards a (Political) Historiography.
Using the Book: A Note for Teachers.
Part I: Gender in/of Culture:.
Essential Reading.
1. Valerie Solanas, from Scum Manifesto.
2. Shulamith Firestone, '(Male) Culture' from The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist Revolution.
3. Sherry Ortner, 'Is Female to Male as Nature is to Culture?', Feminist Studies.
4. Carolee Schneemann, 'From Tape no. 2 "Kitch's Last Meal", (Super 8 Film: 1973 74 75-)' (Text Used for 'Interior Scroll' 1975; 1977) Reproduced in More Than Meat Joy: Performance Works and Selected Writings.
5. Faith Wilding, 'Waiting' from Through The Flower by Judy Chicago.
6. Monique Wittig, from: 'The Straight Mind', Feminist Issues.
7. Isabelle Bernier, from 'In the Shadow of Contemporary Art' in Feministe Toi Même, Feministe Quande Même Ed. by Nicole Jolicoeur and Isabelle Bernier (Trans. by S. D. Hassan).
8. Luce Irigaray, from: 'Writing as a Woman': Luce Irigaray Interviewed by Alice Jardine and Anne Menke in Je Tu Nous: Towards a Culture of Difference (Trans. by A Martin).
9. Andrea Blum, et al (Eds.) 'Art' in WAC Stats: The Facts About Women.
Part II: Activism and Institutions:.
Essential Reading.
Challenging Patriarchal Structures:.
10. Women's Ad Hoc Committee/Women Artists in Revolution/WSABAL, 'To the viewing public for the 1970 Whitney Annual exhibition'.
11. Adrian Piper, 'The Triple Negation of Colored Women Artists' in Next Generation: Southern Black Aesthetic ed. by Devinis Szakacs' Vicki Kopf.
12. Val Walsh, 'Art Conferences: Passification or Politics?', And.
13. Jody Berland, 'Bodies of Theory Bodies of Pain: Some Silences,' Harbour.
Building Feminist Structures:.
14. Betsy Damon, Untitled Statement in Shrine for Everywomen, Artist's Book.
15. W.E.B. (West-East Bag), 'Consciousness-Raising Rules', W.E.B.: West-East Coast Bag.
16. Women's Workshop, 'A Brief History of the Women's Workshop of the Artist's Union 1972-1973'.
17. Heresies Collective, from: 'Minutes: Heresies Collective', Oct 7th.
18. Terry Wolverton, 'Lesbian Art Project', Heresies.
19. Martha Rosler, 'Well, is the Personal Political?', Statement for the Conference Questions on Women's Art, ICA London, 15-16 November 1980.
20. Anne Marsh, 'A Theoretical and Political Context' in Difference: A Radical Approach to Women and Art.
Activism in Practice, Practice of Activism:.
21. Leslie Labowitz-Starus and Suzanne Lacy, 'In Mourning And In Rage...', Frontiers: A Journal of Women.
22. Mierle Laderman Ukeles, 'Touch Sanitation', in Issue ed. by Lucy Lippard.
23. Lucy Lippard, 'Hot Potatoes: Art and Politics in 1980' Block.
24. Marina Warner, from: 'The Front Page (London)' in Monuments and Maidens: The Allegory of the Female Form.
25. La Centrale, Montréal, 'Silence as a Vigil' Parallelogramme.
26. Miriam Schapiro, from: 'The Education of Women as Artists: Project Womanhouse', Art Journal.
27. Paula Harper, from: 'The First Feminist Art Program: A View from the 1980s', Signs.
28. Griselda Pollock, from: 'Art Artschool Culture: Individualism after the Death of the Author', Block.
29. Moira Roth, 'Teaching Modern Art History from a Feminist Perspective: Challenging Conventions My Own and Others', Women's Studies Quarterly, Special Issue: Teaching About Women and the Visual Arts.
30. Aviva Rahmani, 'A Conversation on Censorship With Carolee Schneemann', M/E/A/N/I/N/G.
31. Sarah Milroy 'The Flesh Dress: A Defence', Canadian Art.
32. Anna Douglas, 'Where Do we Draw the Line? An Investigation into the Censorship of Art' in: New Feminist Art Criticism: Critical Strategies ed. Katy Deepwell.
Part III: Historical and Critical Practices:.
Essential Reading.
The Uses of Language:.
33. Valerie Juan and Joyce Kozloff, 'Art Hysterical Notions" of Progress and Culture', Heresies.
34. Suzanne Kappeler, 'No Matter How Unreasonable' (Review of Rape Ed. by Sylvana Tomaselli and Roy Porter - Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1986), Art History.
35. Janet Wolff 'On the Road Again: Metaphors of Travel in Cultural Criticism'.
Rebuilding Practices of Criticism:.
36. Heresies Collective, 'Statement', Heresies.
37. Corinne Robins, 'The Women's Art Magazines', Art Criticism.
38. Griselda Pollock, 'Framing Feminism' (Letter) Women Artists' Slide Library Journal.
39. Meaghan Morris, 'Critical Reflections', Artforum.
40. Freida High W. Tesfagiorgis, 'In Search of a Discourse and Critique/s that Center the Art of Black Women Artists' in: Theorizing Black Feminisms: The Visionary Pragmatism of Black Women, Ed. by Stanlie M. James and Abena P. A. Busia.
41. Stephanie Cash, 'The Art Criticism and Politics of Lucy Lippard', Art Criticism.
Interventions in the Discipline of 'Art History':.
42. Linda Nochlin, 'Courbet's L' Origine du Monde: The Origin without an Original', October.
43. Lisa Tickner, 'Modernist Art History: The Challenge of Feminism' from: 'Feminism Art History and Sexual Difference', Genders.
44. Joan Borsa, 'Frida Kahlo: Marginalization and the Critical Female Subject', Third Text.
45. Judith Wilson, 'Getting Down to Get Over: Romare Bearsden's Use of Pornography and the Problem of the Black Female Body in Afro-U.S. Art' in: Black Popular Culture: A Project by Michelle Wallace ed. Gina Dent.
46. Pamela Allara, 'The Creation (of a) Myth', from Allara, Pictures of People: Alice Neel's American Portrait Gallery.
Part IV: The Aesthetic:.
Essential Reading.
47. Marjorie Kramer, 'Some Thoughts on Feminist Art', Women and Art.
48. Judy Chicago, from 'Woman as Artist', Everywoman.
49. Pat Mainardi, 'A Feminine Sensibility?' Feminist Art Journal.
50. Judith Stein, from 'For a Truly Feminist Art', The Big News.
51. Michèle Barrett, from: 'Feminism and the Definition of Cultural Politics', in: Brunt R & Rowan C (eds): Feminism Culture and Politics.
52. Silvia Bovenschen, 'Is there A Feminine Aesthetic?' in Feminist Aesthetics Ed. by Gisela Ecker (Trans. by Beth Weckmueller).
53. Luce Irigaray, 'How Can we Create our Beauty?' in Je Tu Nous: Towards a Culture of Difference (Trans. A Martin).
54. Hilde Hein, 'Where is the Woman in Feminist Theory? The Case of Aesthetics', Philosophic Exchange.
55. Belinda Edmondson, 'Black Aesthetics Feminist Aesthetics and the Problems of Oppositional Discourse', Cultural Critique.
Part V: Politics in Practice: Material Strategies:.
Essential Reading.
56. May Stevens, 'Looking Backward in Order to Look Forward: Memoirs of a Racist Girlhood', Heresies.
57. Lauren Rabinowitz, 'Issues of Feminist Aesthetics: Judy Chicago and Joyce Wieland', Woman's Art Journal.
58. Jo Spence, from: 'Beyond the Family Album', Ten: 8.
59. Linda Montano, from Art in Everyday Life.
60. Susan Hiller, 'Anthropology into Art': Susan Hiller Interviewed by Sarah Kent and Jacqueline Morreau, in Women's Images of Men ed. by Sarah Kent and Jacqueline Morreau.
61. Mary Kelly and Griselda Pollock, from: In Conversation at the Vancouver Art Gallery.
62. Nel Tenhaaf, 'Of Monitors and Men and Other Unsolved Feminist Mysteries: Video Technology and the Feminine', Parallelogramme.
63. Katy Deepwell, 'Paintstripping', Women's Art Magazine.
64. Alison Rowley, 'Plan: Large Woman or Large Canvas' A Confusion of Size with Scale' from 'On Viewing Three Paintings by Jenny Saville: Rethinking a Feminist Practice of Painting' in: Generations and Geographies in the Visual Arts: Feminist Readings Ed. by Griselda Pollock.
Faith Wilding, 'Where is the Feminism in Cyberfeminism', N.Paradoxa.
Part VI: Claiming Identity, Negotiating Genealogy:.
Essential Reading.
65. Kass Banning, 'The Ties That Bind: Here We Go Again' from: 'The Mummification of Mommy: Joyce Wieland as the AGO's First Living Other'.
66. Ailbhe Smyth, 'The Floozie in the Jacuzzi: The Problematics of Culture and Indentity for an Irish Woman...' Circa.
67. Joane Cardinal-Schubert, 'Surviving as a Native Woman Artist', Canadian Woman Studies/Les Cahiers de la Femme.
68. Hung Liu, 'Five Terms Two Letters', M/E/A/NI/N/G.
69. Coco Fusco, 'We Wear the Mask' in Talking Visions: Multicultural Feminism in a Transnational Age, Ed. Ella Shohat.
70. Diane Losche, 'Reinventing the Nude: Fiona Foley's Museology', in Past Present: The National Women's Art Anthology Ed. by Joan Kerr and Jo Holder.
Part VII: Theorizing Representation:.
Essential Reading.
Between Image and Representation:.
71. Sally Potter, 'On Shows' in About Time: Video Performance and Installation by 21 Women Artists Ed. by Catherine Elwes, Rose Garrard and Sandy Nairne.
72. Judith Williamson, 'Images of "Woman": The Photography of Cindy Sherman', Screen.
73. Lisa Tickner, 'Sexuality and/in Representation: Five British Artists' in Difference Ed. by Kate Linker.
74. Jacqueline Rose, 'Sexuality in the Field of Vision' in Rose, Sexuality in the Field of Vision.
75. Jo Anna Isaak, 'Mapping the Imaginary', in The Event Horizon: Essays on Hope, Sexuality, Social Space and Media(tion) in Art Ed. by Lorne Falk.
76. Jan Zita Grover, Framing the Questions: Positive Imaging and Scarcity in Lesbian Photographs', in Stolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs Ed. by Tessa Boffin and Jean Fraser.
Modernity and Postmodernism:.
77. Nicole DuBreuil-Brundin, 'Feminism and Modernism: Paradoxes' in Modernism and Modernity: The Vancouver Conference Papers', Ed, Benjamin Buchl, Serge Guilbaut and David Solckin.
78. Toril Moi, 'Feminism Postmodernism and Style: Recent Feminist Criticism in the United States', Cultural Critique.
79. Amelia Jones, '"Post-Feminism" - A Remasculinization of Culture?' M/E/A/N/I/N/G.
80. Faith Ringgold, 'Le Cafe des Artistes (The French Collection Part II: #11)' [A Story Quilt Narrative] in Dancing in the Louvre: Faith Ringgold's French Collection and Other Story Quilts Ed. by Dan Cameron.
81. Whitney Chadwick, 'Negotiating the Feminist Divide', Heresies.
82. Diana Fuss, from 'The Risk of Essence', in Fuss, Essentially Speaking: Feminism, Nature and Difference.
83. Hilary Robinson, 'Reframing Women', Circa.
Part VIII: Body, Sexuality, Image:.
Essential Reading.
Lesbian Presence:.
84. Shonagh Adelman, 'Desire in the Politics of Representation', Matriart.
85. Ann Gibson, 'Lesbian Identity and the Politics of Representation in Betty Parson's Gallery', Journal of Homosexuality.
86. Harmony Hammond, 'Against Cultural Amnesia', Art Papers.
Re-Imaging Body:.
87. Mary Duffy, 'Disability Differentness Identity', Circa.
88. Lynda Nead, 'Framing the Female Body' from Nead, The Female Nude: Art Obscenity and Sexuality.
89. Amelia Jones, 'Yayoi Kusama' in Jones, Body Art: Performing the Subject.
Sexuality and the Sexual Body:.
90. Barbara Rose, 'Vaginal Iconology', New York Magazine.
91. Suzanne Santoro, Text from Per una espressione nuova / Towards New Expression (Artist's Book).
92. Joanna Frueh, 'Feminism' in Hannah Wilke: A Retrospective Ed.: by Thomas H Kocheiser.
93. Buseje Bailey 'I Don't Have to Expose my Genitalia', Matriart.
Part IX: The Realm of the Spirit:.
Essential Reading.
Religion, the Spiritual, the Divine:.
94. Monica Sjöö, from 'Art is a Revolutionary Act', Womanspirit.
95. Mary Beth Edelson, from: 'Objections of a "Goddess Artist": An Open Letter to Thomas McEvilley', New Art Examiner.
96. Michelle Cliff, '"I Found God in Myself and I Loved Her/I Loved Her Fiercely": More Thoughts on the Work of Black Women Artists', Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion.
97. 'Editorial', Women: A Journal of Liberation.
98. Hélène Cixous, from: 'Laugh of the Medusa' (Trans by Keith Cohen and Paula Cohen), Signs, summer 1976.
99. Bell Hooks 'Women Artists: The Creative Process' in Art on My Mind: Visual Politics.
General Bibliography.
Journal Special Issues.
Documenting the Movement.
Bibliography for Chapter 1.
Bibliography for Chapter 2.
Bibliography for Chapter 3.
Bibliography for Chapter 4.
Bibliography for Chapter 5.
Bibliography for Chapter 6.
Bibliography for Chapter 7.
Bibliography for Chapter 8.
Bibliography for Chapter 9.


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ECE Student News
Two EE Students Earn Scholarship to Pursue Work in Sustainable Energy
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A VR-Powered Crystal Structures App (Video)
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ECE Graduate Student Nathan Sawicki Recognized for Outstanding Teaching
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Leonard Kapiloff, undergraduate electrical engineering student, has been named a future power and energy leader by the IEEE Power & Energy Society, which recently awarded him a Power and Energy Society (PES) Scholarship for the 2016-17 academic year. This $2000 scholarship recognizes outstanding students committed to exploring the power and energy field. Leonard is also earning a minor in Energy Science and Policy. Leonard wants to work in the energy industry towards a more sustainable and secure electric grid. [Full Story]
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Clark Zhang Earns NSF Fellowship for Data Processing in MEMS Networks
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Genevieve Flaspohler Selected for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
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2015-16 EECS Undergraduate Student Awards
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Xiang Yin Earns Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship for Research in Cyber-Physical Systems
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Amr Ibrahim Earns Rackham Pre-Doctoral Fellowship for Research in Sub-Millimeterwave Radar Systems
Amr Ibrahim, a PhD student in ECE, has been awarded a Rackham Pre-Doctoral Fellowship for his research with Prof. Kamal Sarabandi on sub-millimeterwave radar systems for imaging and navigation applications. Amr is investigating both the unique advantages and the performance limitations of radar systems operating at 240 GHz in typical outdoor environments. [Full Story]
Avish Kosari Selected as Barbour Scholar for Research in Low-Power Devices for the Internet of Things
Avish Kosari, PhD student in ECE, was selected to be a Barbour Scholar by the Rackham Graduate School. Avish conducts research on ultra-low power and battery-less integrated circuits. She is a member of the wireless integrated circuits and systems group, directed by Prof. David Wentzloff, designing devices that will help enable the Internet of Things and a connected world. [Full Story]
Students Rewarded for Optimizing Stop/Start Technology for Auto Applications
Students in EECS 418, Prof. Heath Hofmann's Power Electronics course, competed to build the most efficient DC to DC converter as part of the course's final project. The competition was sponsored by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles; company representatives Ben Dicicco and Nazmi Sabi attended the class as guest judges. The winning teams all earned prizes sponsored by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. [Full Story]
Muzhi Wang Earns a Best Paper Award for a New Tunable Filter for Wireless Communication Devices
Muzhi Wang, third year PhD student in ECE, has earned a Best Paper Award at the 2016 Meeting on Silicon Monolithic Integrated Circuits in RF Systems (SiRF) for his implementation of the first tunable filter for wireless communications to use a germanium-telluride phase change switch. [Full Story]
Students and alumni celebrate research and progress at the 2015 Engineering Graduate Symposium
ECE students presented on a broad range of topics at 2015's Graduate Symposium. The College of Engineerings annual event to highlight research and engage prospective graduate students gave ECE presenters the chance to demonstrate their work to prospective and fellow students. Posters and presentations were judged by faculty and a visiting group of 14 returning ECE alumni, and winners were chosen in each area of study. Fifteen ECE students were recognized as 1st or 2nd Place in their division, and two of the three Towner PhD Research Awards went to ECE nominees. [Full Story]
First-Ever ECE Career Fair Builds Student Careers and Alumni Connections
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Fox Sports league expert Ben Ikin looks ahead to round seven action in the NRL and picks out the five things he is most looking forward to.
Paying tribute to the fallen
Anzac Day's such a wonderful day on the calendar. It's an opportunity for all Australians to honour and celebrate the efforts of the great many men and women who served our country and basically allowed us to live this wonderful free existence that we've got right now. The pleasing thing for me and most Australians is that it's become a really special day for most Australians. Not that it wasn't in the past, but it seems like right down to my kids who are in primary school, they genuinely look forward to Anzac Day, they now understand what it's about and the sacrifices that these many great people made, which I think is a great tribute to a group of very special people.
Sydney's Anzac Day game: Roosters v Dragons
I think this has become a really special event on the rugby league calendar. The celebration that they put around the game is a great tribute to the NRL, they do Anzac Day really well. I also believe that because of the passion tied into the day, it now means something special to the players. It's a team sport and I think on Anzac Day players absolutely buy into something bigger than themselves, which generally makes for a more inspired performance. You can't go past last year's version for an absolutely cracking game, with the definition of a grandstand finish. I'm pleased to see the Dragons have finally hit a run of form and have given back to coach Steve Price who's done a lot of hard work over the last 18 months, and in the face of some poor performances, stuck with the same team, who are now starting to buy in and play some great footy. And the Roosters, well I always wondered if you could buy a premiership, but they've basically dismantled and put back together their roster. They've got some really high quality players but the focus of the coach has always been about the team - it's not about just creating a platform for individuals to go out there and star on their own, and that's what the most pleasing thing is about the Roosters. With both sides playing good footy, this sets up to be a really good game.
Storm v Warriors: my first Anzac Day clash
I've never been part of an Anzac Day clash before but I get to call this one from the commentary box and I can't wait. I've only heard about games played on Anzac Day second hand and the best account I've been given of it is from my father-in-law Wayne Bennett, who as coach of the Dragons, got to be involved in three of them. He said it's just spine tingling stuff. He said it's really special and told me that I had to make the effort to get along to one. They really are special occasions. In the footy side of it I'm expecting a really fierce contest. The Warriors have had a pretty reasonable record against the Storm and I know they're not doing that well but hopefully they'll get a lift in confidence based on the efforts of their team in this game in seasons past. The Storm are flying and they'll be fresh and ready to go after a week off. They've overcome some pretty tough logistical challenges in the early part of the season so they probably needed the break as much as anyone. I know they had a fair representation in the rep teams, but any break from the staleness of the club environment can give you a lift.
Cherry-Evans v Reynolds: a window into the future
The thing I'm most looking forward to about the Manly-South Sydney clash, which should be an absolute cracker, is that we get a look into the future of State of Origin when Daly Cherry-Evans and Adam Reynolds go head-to-head. The wonderful part about both these players is they never seem to look flustered. A little bit like Cameron Smith, they always look in control. They can both do brilliant things but that's not the best part of their game. I love the fact that they can manage their teams across 80 minutes of football and never, ever look like they're trying to be the star of their side. Daly's been such a consistent player since he came into grade. Adam Reynolds is only in his second year and again in 2013 has shown that he's a real star of the future - knocking on the door for State of Origin. For Daly now, having been in and around an Australian side, for last year's Test, says that he's knocking on the door for Origin himself. He's got to bide his time for Johnathan Thurston and Cooper Cronk to play out their days and he'll be a huge part of Queensland State of Origin campaigns in the future.
Battle of the west
People aren't expecting much from Monday Night Football, and I can understand why given where Penrith (14th) and Parramatta (12th) are sitting on the ladder. When you look at their performances this year, apart from probably a couple of games from the Eels, nobody's really expecting these guys to be top eight teams. But in this game there's going to be a hell of a lot of pride going on the line. It's the battle of the west, it's in Penrith, which isn't too far for the Parramatta fans to travel, so for Eels fans and their players they'll wanting to be making a statement. They'll feel that if they're losing to the Panthers then they're probably behind where they want to be. That's no disrespect to Penrith either because both teams are having development years. They're tweaking with their rosters, there's a lot of chopping and changing going on. They've taken slightly different attitudes to it. Ricky Stuart's stuck with the same core group of players, particularly in the key positions, whereas Penrith have been experimenting a bit more. But the reason I'm excited about this game is they're level matched and pride's on the line, so you can expect both teams to be desperate.


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Do you ENJOY cutting in?
I'm finishing up another project. I just finished cutting in one of the rooms (something I should learn to do before 4 cups of coffee).
Cutting in is not a part of renovating that I enjoy. At all. I do an adequate job, but it seems to take me forever.
Are there any of you who actually enjoy cutting in? Any of you who actually prefer it to rolling?
If you do, I stand in awe of you - and am a little frightened by you. :)
Never enjoy it, Dr. Hicks because it is the slowest, most tedious part of any paint job. I guess in a way I don't actually mind it because, in the end, those crisp lines at the ceiling and around the trim are what can make or break a GREAT paint job.
Hahhaa-- Good one Dr.
I don't count in your poll cause this is what i do- but if you notice my name it might give you a hint....
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I like it, especially windows:thumbsup:
Oh ya- divided light doublehungs, - 8 over 8's - about 20 min and cut clean. A thing of beauty!
yea i like cutting :). i dont know a painter that doesent think he can cut better than anyone ,myselfe inculuded:wink:... forget about flowtrol or xim extender:no: ,a splash of warter in cutting bucket ,bing bang boom perfect:huh:.
I was always the cut guy----not because I enjoyed it ---I just had the stediest hand----
I prefer the finesse of cutting.
I like cutting I guess it's the challenge of straight, crisp, dare I say perfect lines. Daring yourself not to get it on the trim, tape what tape anybody can use tape.:wacko:
I don't know if I can say that I really enjoyed cutting in walls to walls and walls to ceilings. I get bored easily. But I usually did trim first and found great satisfaction cutting in the wall color to trim, stepping back, and realizing I accomplished something really nice looking and special that most saw as being top of the profession skill.
Towards the end as I developed growing irrational fears of ladders I found cutting in stairwells or at great heights little fun at all. It made no sense as I had never had a ladder incident or even witnessed one very serious firsthand. I think bi-focals were partly to blame but was told we age in and out of some phobias.
Since blowing the valves in a leg took me out of the game and I was cautioned not to bend my head much if I had stayed longer. My practice would soon have been limited to painting eye level horizontal stripes and few asked for bids on such.
I always enjoy painting. :) You're able to see "before and after" so quickly, and when you do a good job, it always looks so much better! I don't mind cutting in, I even prefer wall to wall and wall to ceiling! ....aaahhhh, the fine brush feathering, preparing for the gentle roll of the roller to spread cheer and happiness for a few more years. :laughing: ..... I know.... too much coffee this morning..... I'll just shut up now. :)
I love watching my wife cutting.....I sit back with a cold beer and compliment her on the great job she is doing......I feed her a glass of wine now and then (not too much).
Cutting is no problem at all........
For me it's getting better and better over time. What you don't get is that professional painters will do this 8+ hours a day and they become expert in no time. It takes time and decent brushs to learn the proper technique to get it correct. I love doing it when it comes out perfect and when I have to wipe off paint and do it over not so much!
cutting in
Cutting in takes practice, patience and most importantly...a GOOD BRUSH!! Trying to do a decent cut job using a two dollar special just isnt going to make it. Spend fifteen to twenty dollars to get a decent brush. You'll be AMAZED at how much easier it is to cut in with a decent brush.
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PHEW!!! Christmas was fun but PHEW PHEW PHEW!~!! Wednesday, I have a half day of work, so I am going to do a quick purge and clean and prep for moving. I am giving myself 4 hours and I am working on the storage room and kitchen and closet. Anyone want to join me this week??? : )
That sounds fantastic. We have our last Christmas dinner today, and tomorrow the purge will start.
Baby on my hip, preschooler on my lap, kindergartener climbing my back, bird on my shoulder, dog at my feet, DH holding us all together.
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I will try but DS is being extra clingy since we got back from our trip so it might be a little more difficult. We have already purged a few things that were replaced by new gifts- a mini DVD player and a tea kettle.
E, wife to D, mommy to G (born March 2010).
I am with you! I am working on 50 things by Friday but I think I am already close to that in just a few hours! I am planning on totally cleaing out every room in my house (except for the storage closet ;) ) by Friday. I have been working on my laundry area and sewing area for a few hours now and it is looking MUCH better already :)
Amy WAHM to Elle 3/2/2004, Meadow 12/02/2006, Azaliah 4/09/2009, and Olive 09/23/2011. I have been married to my husband Bill since 2/22/03.....
I've been working on it too, but I'm sorta waiting until Jan 2011 to get it out because I want to t=do the 2011 in 2011 this year. If I have a big # to start, it'll give me the mental boost I need.
I should do this but I think I will have enough of a challenge just getting by this week. Have fun everyone!
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Feelings of disappointment, and to be honest, some feelings of anger crept into my heart yesterday and are still with me today. Reminding myself of these words - "Talking with quiet confidence will always beat screaming with obvious insecurity." - will allow me to move forward in confidence, humility, and grace. Let not the actions and reactions of others make you stumble or fall, for you are not defined by others' opinions or assumptions of you. You know your character. Be confident in who you are, and be the best version of you. Period.


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Math help
January 27, 2012
As you may have noticed on some of your student's homework, math doesn't look the same these days. Due to the changes in moving to the Common Core learning standards, your student is being challenged more than ever before...and you are too!
Please click on the link below for a video explaining partial products, a different way to do multiplication.
Click on the link below for a video explaining partial quotients, a different way to do division.
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We pickup centerfilder Ervin in the 1st, then have a 1(b) compensation pick and we snag center-fielder/relief warrior Lorenzen .
Now, w/ projections played, Billy Hamilton is our next CF and (has been projected) becomes the next Vince Coleman.
W/ projections played, Ervin hangs out in the minors long enough to exceed Lud's contract, and (has been projected) becomes in LF the next Ron Gant.
Lorenzen thus just becomes like a masterpiece reliever/pinch-hitter/defensive specialist (the perfect 5th outfielder)...................................
IMO, this draft tells me that both Lud & Choo are OUT!!! Perhaps XP sticks around as a #4 guy??


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Drake Teases Fans With Three New Tracks
Drake did a very nice thing for fans over the weekend. The rapper-crooner released two new teaser songs, 'Club Paradise' and 'Free Spirit' and a remix to Waka Flocka Flame's 'Round of Applause' on his official website, October's Very Own.
No word if the new songs will appear on his upcoming CD 'Take Care,' but they should appease his fans as they anxiously wait for the Oct. 24 release date.
The song 'Club Paradise,' features producer Noah '40' Shebib's trademark atmospheric soundscapes as Drizzy talks about fellow rappers who are not feeling his style. "A couple of artists got words for me that's never fun / They say, 'It's on' when they see me / That day don't never come / I'm never scared, they never real, I'll never run / When it's all said and done / More is always said and done."
Drake's second tune 'Free Spirit' features Miami rapper Rick Ross and is also produced by 40. The song feels a little dated with the beat-and-snare combo sounding similar to 'Successful,' his 2009 duet with Trey Songz. Nonetheless, 'Free Spirit' is a bouncy club joint with Drizzy and Rozay encouraging the ladies to "tat" their name on their bodies. "I told you this is our world and you foolish thinking I'm wrong," Drake boasts.
Finally, Drake released the remix to Waka Flocka Flame's 'Round of Applause' and he's particularly happy about this collaboration since it's the first time he has rapped over a Lex Luger-produced beat. "I feel like I got seat B60 on Southwest [Airlines]…everybody has gone in before me…but we made it happen![sic]" he writes on his blog. It's your typical strip-club banger from Flocka and Drake feels comfortably rhyming over the bass-heavy beat.
Listen to Drake, 'Club Paradise'
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Jeff Nygaard
Bill Ferguson USC Boys Volleyball Camp Set For July 30-Aug. 1 At Galen Center
USC men's coach hosting elite camp for boys ages 14-18.
USC Men's Volleyball 2013 Outlook
Young Trojans look for repeat trip to NCAA Final Four, their home 3 of last 4 years.
Lucas Yoder, Andy Benesh Sign With USC Men's Volleyball
hey will join the Trojans in the fall of 2013.
Bill Ferguson Volleyball Camp Set For July 16-18 At Galen Center
USC men's coach hosting elite camp for boys ages 14-18.
Bill Ferguson Named AVCA National Coach Of The Year
It's the second such honor for USC's sixth-year men's volleyball head coach.
Jeff Nygaard, a 3-time Olympian in indoor and beach volleyball and a 2-time collegiate MVP while playing on a pair of NCAA championship teams, is in his second season as the head coach of the USC men's volleyball team. He was named head coach on June 4, 2015, after serving the previous 5 seasons as a Trojan assistant.
A rebuilding USC team went 7-19 overall in his 2016 debut season (5-17 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation for 11th place).
Nygaard, 44, replaced Bill Ferguson, who was USC's head coach the previous 9 years.
In the summer of 2015, he was the head coach of the U.S. Men's National Team that competed in the Pan American Cup in Reno.
Nygaard coached USC's middle blockers in his 5 seasons (2011-15) as Ferguson's lead assistant. During that span, Troy played in a pair of NCAA Final Fours, won 2 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation regular season titles and posted an 88-48 (64.7%) overall mark. The 2015 Trojans went 19-9 overall, placed fourth in the MPSF, advanced to the MPSF Tournament semifinals and finished with a No. 7 national ranking.
Before coming to USC, Nygaard was a volunteer assistant coach with the UCLA men's team for 3 seasons (2002-04). He spent 2009 as an assistant women's coach at Whittier.
He has been involved with USA Volleyball, serving as an assistant with the Pan American men's indoor team in 2010, as head coach at the USA High Performance Clinic (Iowa/Midwest Region) for indoor women since 2010 and on staff with the Elite Development Program on the beach since 2013.
The 6-8 Nygaard was a middle blocker on the U.S. National Team from 1993 to 2000 and represented the U.S. in 3 Olympics. He was a member of the indoor team at the 1996 and 2000 Olympics and teamed with Dain Blanton on the beach in the 2004 Olympics. He also helped the U.S. win a bronze medal at the 1994 World Championships.
He played indoors professionally in Greece (1996-97), Croatia (1998), France (1999) and Turkey (2007). He also played on the 1999 and 2001 Los Angeles Athletic Club teams that won the U.S. Men's Open national titles.
Nygaard played on the pro beach tour from 2001 to 2011, winning AVP MVP honors in 2003 when he and Blanton were named AVP Team of the Year. He won 7 AVP tourneys and an FIVB event, with nearly $500,000 in career earnings. He captured a beach tourney for 4 consecutive years (2002-05), including an AVP-best 3 victories in 2003.
As a 4-year (1992-95) starter at UCLA, Nygaard was the first collegiate men's player to be named National Player of the Year in 2 consecutive seasons when he did so in 1994 and 1995. He was also the National and Conference Freshman of the Year in 1992. He was a 3-time (1993-95) All-American and All-Conference first teamer. He helped the Bruins to the 1993 NCAA title, setting an NCAA tourney record by hitting .867 in the semifinals and earning NCAA All-Tournament co-MVP honors. In 1994, he set UCLA season records with 650 kills while averaging 6.98 kills per match as the Bruins advanced to the NCAA championship match, where he made the NCAA All-Tourney team. The 1995 UCLA team won the NCAA title while posting a 31-1 record (going undefeated in league play) and he was named NCAA All-Tournament MVP. His 123 career aces set a school record.
In 2016, he was named to the Pac-12 All-Century Team.
He received his bachelor's degree in English from UCLA in 1995 and began work on his master's in English at Whittier.
He helped La Follette High in Madison, Wisc., to the 1987 and 1989 state championships and a runner-up finish in 1988.
Nygaard was born on Aug. 3, 1972. He and his wife, Renee, have 2 daughters, Sophia, 9, and Elena, 6, and a son, Alexander, 1.


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Cedar City, UT has one sports training school within its city limits. Southern Utah University has a total student population of 8,066. It is the 2406th highest ranked school in the USA and the 23rd highest in the state of Utah (#1 is University of Utah).
Sports Training students from Cedar City schools who go on to become athletic trainers, trainers, sports trainers, coaches, etc. have a good chance at finding employment. For example, there are 15,260 people working as athletic trainers alone in the US, and their average annual salary is $44,020. Also, Coaches and scouts make on average $35,740 per year and there are about 179,830 of them employed in the US today.
Cedar City lies in Iron county, which is one of the 16 counties in Utah. Overall, the South Western Utah nonmetropolitan area has 22,120 total employed workers according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, with a 2.1% unemployment rate, $15.46/hr average worker wage, and a $32,160 average annual salary.
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thanks for the honesty, what do you think about the structure
heh np, kinda looks like raseks k heh, but its nice and aces i like ur thro a lot more than ur piece heh
what do u think of mine?
its a k with a slight extension and lean, no bite, Ill check out that raseks guy tho
Safeway- real dope, but it looks kinda messy, but thats just because of the background
It does look like rasek
Love Me Do
i hate your S. but your other letters loook good man
I have to agree, that S is a little funked out, and not in a good way.
Leftover paint/cheap paint.
lol, make your letters the same size.
yo wings not bad
ahh!! throwie
sike i love your shit.
Hoer, shit's on fire, do a HOER piece with that mixed up lettering you did for the 'crazy mullets'
ie. Throwie straightletter, wild, chea. Would look sexy.
YOUKNOW, dont put those lines in the pieces from the other letters, but it's good apart from that
you cant call a simple straight K a rasek bite.. seriously
SCONE looks fat
and SIKE is just fresh
hoer have you seen green street hooligans?
btw sick as usual
what u think of my piece?
i gotta work my lines so much its ridiculous
scone-i feel like ive seen that e somewhere before..
sike- i cant get over how sick ur throwies are haha
and the simple k, i guess ur right n i know he wasnt bitin. just sayin it looked a bit like it heh
Retards, don't crit.
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"Women's gold"
Wherever you look in Bobo Dioulasso, your eyes fall on majestic Shea trees that have always supplied the precious butter used in this part of West Africa. Because the trees are sacred, it is forbidden to pick the fruit, so it can only be collected from the ground. The secret for preparing Shea Butter is strictly reserved for the women. They are also the only ones to benefit from its trade, which is why it is called "Women's Gold". Shea Butter protects the skin against the sun as well as the hot winds carrying dust and fine sand that dry the skin. Thanks to precious Shea Butter, the women of this region protect, nourish and moisturize* their skin.
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Today some lovely person crushed in my front grille. I was able to pull it out but the plastic is cracked and a little flimsy. I would be interested in getting a new front grille I know E&G makes a really nice one but it is a little bit pricey. Anyone have one they looking to get rid of? Do i have any other options? There are a few OEM front grilles on ebay for <200$ but i do like the look of E&G. Thanks
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In Vedic Astrology, Ashtakvarga finds important place. This is a great aid to Vedic Astrology particularly for timing the event through transiting planets. Besides, it indicates the strength of planets as well as houses.
Ashtakvarga is a samskrit word that can be divided into two syllables - one is Ashtak (Eight) and other is Varga (Chart.). So meaning of Ashtakvarga is Eight Charts. In Ashtakvarga, there are 8 source of reference - 7 planets only (Rahu & Ketu are shadow planets) and one Lagna. Lagna is something that has to perceive all the affects of all seven planets as per their accidental position in the horoscope. In return Lagna also influences planets. This is why Parashara has advocated to consider eight source of energy (7 planets & 1 Lagna)
in Ashtakavarga. In this system, each and every planet including Lagna influences one and another in particular way or other w.r.t their natal position. In any horoscope ascendant is taken as the epitom of promises therein. So when Lagna is got influenced obviously other houses, which are in existence only due to Lagna, also get influenced. When such influence is to be shown in charts, eight charts are needed to prepare which are known Ashtakvarga.
Through Ashtakavarga, an astrologer studies and quantifies the mutual influence of planets in Prastar Ashtakvarga, Bhinnashtaka Varga, Sarvashtakavarga and Samuday Ashtakvarga (for Gochar) with respect to their accidental placement in the Sign and Houses. In Vedic Astrology, there is no other astrological aid that reveals so demonstratively the matter under consideration. This is why, it has been said that through Ashtakavarga, even a dull astrologer also can predict the thing accurately.
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"And Isaac called Jacob, and blessed him, and charged him, and said unto him, Thou shalt not take a wife of the daughters of Canaan."
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"And Abimelech called Isaac, and said, Behold, of a surety she is thy wife; and how saidst thou, She is my sister? And Isaac said unto him, Because I said, Lest I die for her."
"When Esau saw that Isaac had blessed Jacob, and sent him away to Padanaram, to take him a wife from thence; and that as he blessed him he gave him a charge, saying, Thou shalt not take a wife of the daughers of Canaan; / And that Jacob obeyed his father and his mother, and was gone to Padanaram; / And Esau seeing that the daughters of Canaan pleased not Isaac his father; / Then went Esau unto Ishmael, and took unto the wives which he had Mahalath the daughter of Ishmael Abraham's son, the sister of Nebajoth, to be his wife."
"And Isaac said unto Jacob, Come near, I pray thee, that I may feel thee, my son, whether thou be my very son Esau or not."
"Abraham begat Isaac; and Isaac begat Jacob; and Jacob begat Judas and his brethren; / And Judas begat Phares and Zara of Thamar; and Phares begat Esrom; and Esrom begat Aram; / And Aram begat Aminadab; and Aminadab begat Naasson; and Naasson begat Salmon; / And Salmon begat Booz of Rachab; and Booz begat Obed of Ruth; and Obed begat Jesse; / And Jesse begat David the king; and David the king begat Solomon of her that had been the wife of Urias; / And Solomon begat Roboam; and Roboam begat Abia; and Abia begat Asa; / And Asa begat Josaphat; and Josaphat begat Joram; and Joram begat Ozias; / And Ozias begat Joatham; and Joatham begat Achaz; and Achaz begat Ezekias; / And Ezekias begat Manasses; and Manasses begat Amon; and Amon begat Josias; / And Josias begat Jechonias and his brethren, about the time they were carried away to Babylon: / And after they were brought to Babylon, Jechonias begat Salathiel; and Salathiel begat Zorobabel; / And Zorobabel begat Abiud; and Abiud begat Eliakim; and Eliakim begat Azor; / And Azor begat Sadoc; and Sadoc begat Achim; and Achim begat Eliud; / And Eliud begat Eleazar; and Eleazar begat Matthan; and Matthan begat Jacob; / And Jacob begat Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus, who is called Christ."
"There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth, when ye shall see Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, and all the prophets, in the kingdom of God, and you yourselves thrust out."
"We'll wait. Isaac and Robert, it's the same situation as Marshall [Faulk] and Adam Archuleta. If they're not ready to go, they're not going to go. If they're close, well, then they're not going to go. We'll move on. The temptation -- we just have to resist it."


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Aquarium Clubs in MD???
Are there any, if so could you give me some contact info, thanks.
Come to GWAPA! Meetings are held in members' homes, in both Maryland and Virginia. Our next meeting is May 28, in Sterling, Virginia. A bit of a drive, but well worth it.
www.capitalcichlids.org - meeting today at 2, John Nicholson is speaking on Discus.
www.gwapa.org - great planted club
www.pvas.com - great general club
At the least, visit the website and the forum.
I am partial to that club since I am on the board :) Despite not being a huge cichlid person, I find the club to be SUPER fun. We are hosting the ACA conventiont his year as well www.ccadoesaca.com. There are even embarassing videos to be seen of me, lol
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Northeast Bimmerfest?
Is there or would there ever be a North East Bimmerfest?????
why not right smack in the middle of the country, i.e. the "Midwest"?? :p
I agree about the whole northeast bimmerfest... but does anyone know if the 2007 bimmerfest is going to be held in santa barbara again?
There will most definitely be a Bimmerfest XIII in '07 in Santa Barbara. As far as other locations go, that is something that we are always considering. The toughest part is finding an appropriate location.
There are a lot of starving BMW on the east coast waiting for such an event. Trust me!!!!! Besides, we have triple the amount of BMW's here vs the West Coast!!
In fact, I and others in the Jersey area have already formed little bimmerfests what we call "bimmerfEAST!"
We had a nice meet a few weeks back at Colt State Park in RI. There is PLENTY of room to have another BIG meet there over the summer. I say we should do it up and start a new East Coast Tradition. Look up the park on google, it's a really nice site.
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Product spotlight: Clithon diadema
Clithon diadema
Common names: Spiky nerite, bumble bee nerite
Distribution: Indonesia, Philipines
Size: to ~1" diameter
pH/hardness- Harder water is ideal to preserve shell integrity
Suitable tankmates- any non-snail eating species; peaceful fish/invertebrates
Tank setup/stocking density- 1 per 5-10 gallons of tank space. Great in planted tanks. Mature tank is a necessity so they don't starve.
Breeding: Lays sesame seed shaped eggs which do NOT develop into snails.
Diet: Algae (sheet, spot types); can occasionally be supplemented with blanched vegetables or vegetable pellets
Behavior: Totally peaceful staying on glass or hardscape, grazing on algae and biofilm
Anecdotal: These are often called clithon corona as well, classification has been confusing.
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Condoleezza Rice admits mistakes, but not in memoir
By Christine Kearney
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Condoleezza Rice admits the Bush administration made mistakes after the September 11 attacks but readers seeking her view on the decisions leading to the war in Iraq will find no such grist in her new memoir.
"We made our mistakes undoubtedly," the former secretary of state told Reuters in an interview to promote her memoir "Extraordinary, Ordinary People," published on Tuesday in the United States.
But Rice remains proud of the achievements of the administration of President George W. Bush.
"For an administration, for which every day after September 11 was September 12, and every day you thought it was going to happen again. I am very grateful that we were able to do what we were able to do," she said.
Unlike former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, whose recent memoir made headlines for his assertion that he does not regret joining the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, Rice does not address her role in helping lead America to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in her memoir.
The memoir is the first of two planned volumes and reflects on her parents raising her as an only child in the race-fueled 1950s and 1960s American South. It also tells the story of how the education promoted by her parents -- both teachers -- led to her becoming the first black woman to serve as U.S. secretary of state.
The book ends with her appointment as national security adviser nearly eight months before the 9/11 attacks.
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Posted by Roxana Strohmenger on March 15, 2011
There are only three weeks left until Forrester's Marketing Forum, and the excitement surrounding this event is growing exponentially. Our focus this year is on how companies must radically shift their marketing practices to account for the myriad of new methods and media that people use to engage with a company and its brands and products. Our goal is to help you learn how to adjust to this new digital world we call the Splinternet.
In classic Forrester style, we run our presentation tracks to cater to each of the roles we serve within the marketing and strategy organization. For the market insights (MI) professional track, my colleagues Tamara Barber and Jackie Anderson have prepared some great content, starting first with Tamara's take on the future of the MI department and then shifting to the awesome panel of speakers Jackie has lined up on what youth research can teach us about 21st century market insights. Next up for our track, I will walk you through some cool, emerging, and innovative research methodologies that you can use to understand this new type of customer.


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For Mixtapes, we ask today's leading musicians, authors, filmmakers and artists to assemble an hour of new-music that they find particularly compelling or that exemplifies the shifting boundaries of today's musical climate. Today's mixtape comes courtesy of Iclandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson.
"I selected music that has inspired me in the past, by composers that are still, in many cases, an inspiration to me. Sometimes it's just as much about their approach to art, life and music. I like composers that are uncompromising but are not afraid of making a visceral connection with the listener." -Jóhann Jóhannsson
Gustav Mahler: Kindertotenlieder
Olivier Messiaen: Le Banquet Celeste
Mihály Víg: Poland (Almanac Of Fall)
Gloria Coates: Symphony No. 7 "To those who brought down the wall...": Corridors Of Time
Morton Feldman: Three Voices - For Joan La Barbara
Baby Dee: Small Wonder
Georges Delerue: Camille (From le Mépris)
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Is all DNA evidence finally in to erase any and all doubts about the identity of these remains?
Feb 08, 2013 News, Richard III 4
A new free exhibition dedicated to the search for Richard III opened today (8 Feb) at Leicester's Guildhall.
Richard III: Leicester's search for a king reveals the archaeological detective work that led to the rediscovery of Greyfriars church, the location of Richard's grave, and the identification of his remains.
Displays place these findings in their historical context, exploring what written sources tell us about the king's life and death, and compare these to clues provided by analysis of his bones, from scoliosis to battle wounds.
Interactive touchscreen panels allow visitors to examine these pathologies, while Loughborough University have also loaned a model of the monarch's skull, created by 3D printing based on CT scans of the remains.
Finds from the Greyfriars excavation are also on display, including decorated floor tiles and masonry from the Medieval church, as well as an accurate model of the Blue Boar Inn, the building in Leicester where Richard spent the night before leaving for Bosworth.
The exhibition is free and it is expected to remain at the Guildhall until a permanent visitor centre is built.
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Is all DNA evidence finally in to erase any and all doubts about the identity of these remains?
Yes, the mitochondrial DNA from 17th generation relative, Micheal Ibsen and also an anonymous second lineage both matched that of the Grey Friars skeleton – as if the rest of the evidence weren't enough to confirm the identity anyway!
A descendant proven by genealogy not DNA. DNA only matches the skeletal remains to living individuals; one unidentified. The remains exhibit remarkably few injuries; several to skull and one to hip. So history is wrong stating how his remains were savaged in death. What was the rush to conclude this inquiry? And it was rushed. Until DNA from Richard the 3rd's kin, sibling or one of their immediate decesdants, this looks more like one of our poorly done American reality tv than credible scientific and historical inquiry. Genealogy is not DNA.
Dear ranter: he was identified by DNA from a living relative; via his sister down the female line and then via two other lines to confirm. His skull clearly shows that he was savaged! He has a blow to the top of the head; he has a blow to his cheek that cut part of his face away and his teeth and face cut away down one side: this part of the skull was sliced right through. There is a third sword blow that had his brain hanging out, and another that was the death blow; deep and into the lateral line from the back of the head to the front and is quite deep. There is a blow in the top of his head and another one into his shoulder. At least 8 serious sword and other weapon cuts show that he was in a life and death struggle to fight off several people as he was killed. He then suffered three or four other cuts to the body that are post mortem. The final humiliation blow may not be that, but that is not clear. He may have also suffered several blows to the body; we do not know for certain. The sources do not state he was savaged to death, but that he received several blows as he was surrounded by soldiers. The blows on the skull and his bones show that he was struck a number of times and received horrible injuries.
Genealogy may not be DNA: but DNA is DNA! We cannot take from his immediate descendents as he did not have any! His only son died when he was ten years old; so we have to use the closest lines possible and this was done via his sister Anne and two other relatives. It was also taken back via living relatives from his siblings and also from a neice. The inquiry was not rushed and work is still going on. The bones were dug up in September 2012 and took until February 2013 to do the initial research. Science allows for things to be done reasonably fast. Everything was done with care and I am certain that the experts at Leicester and other experts brought in know what they are doing. I do not know what your qualifications are but ranting is not the way to get a sensible point over or to debate the question.
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