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Bartender (Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort) - Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise
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Job Title:
Bartender (Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort)
Company Name:
Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise
Twin Arrows (Near Flagstaff), Arizona 86004
United States
Date Posted:
May 29, 2019
Ending Date:
Jun 25, 2019
Type of Position:
Full Time
Food and Beverage
Under general direction from the Food & Beverage Supervisor and/or Food & Beverage Manager, the Bartender prepares and serves cocktails and other beverages to customers or prepares for wait staff, in a prompt, courteous and professional manner. Ensures customers meet age requirements for the purchase of alcohol and tobacco products.
- High School Diploma or GED plus six months to one year experience as a bartender.
- Must be twenty-one years (21) of age.
- Must meet all knowledge, skills and abilities.
- Must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen, background investigation, obtain and maintain gaming license.
- Navajo preference.
A signed NNGE employment application is required.
All applicants must be able to demonstrate their US work authorization during the employment verification process.
Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise
P.O. Box 38
Church Rock, NM 87311
Phone: (505) 905-7146 Fax: (505) 905-7197
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Fire Rock Casino
PO Box 38
Church Rock, NM 87311
Phone: (505) 905-7146 Fax: (505) 905-7197
Northern Edge Casino and Flowing Water Casino
PO Box 4500
Farmington, NM 87499
Phone: (505) 960-7001 Fax: (505) 960-7209
Twin Arrows Casino Resort
22181 Resort Boulevard, Exit 219, I-40
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
Phone: (928) 856-7160 Fax: (928) 856-7607
The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise is a Navajo Nation wholly-owned entity created by the Navajo Nation in September 2006. The Enterprise develops and operates Navajo casinos in accordance with federal and Navajo Nation laws, and applicable Arizona and New Mexico compacts. Since 2008, the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise has developed four gaming properties at these following locations.
Twin Arrows Casino Resort in Leupp Chapter (near Flagstaff, AZ) opened on May 24, 2013. The $175 million casino has more than 1,100-slots, table games and a 200-room hotel. This property is positioned as a 4-star/4-diamond, Green Globe full service destination casino resort, and is like no other hospitality entity in Northern Arizona.
Northern Edge Casino in Upper Fruitland Chapter (near Farmington, NM) opened January 2012. This 86,000 square foot full service casino features 750 slot machines, poker room, 10 table games, Cedar Bow Restaurant and Bar, and Food Court.
Fire Rock Casino in Church Rock Chapter, (near Gallup, NM) opened November 2008 and has more than 900 slots, a 300 seat Bingo Hall and 8 table games (blackjack, and poker). In addition, the facility has a full service Cheii Grill and Bar, and Food Court.
Flowing Water Casino in Tsé Daak'áán Chapter, (near Shiprock, NM) opened in October 2010 featuring 130 Class II gaming machines and a Food Court.


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Clinical Curriculum
In addition to providing opportunities to manage patients in different clinical settings, the clinical curriculum is designed to ensure that you will rotate through many different systems of care. These systems include a free standing psychiatric hospital (Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital), a community hospital (Yale-New Haven Hospital), a federal hospital (VA Connecticut Health Care Center) and a state hospital (Connecticut Mental Health Center). We believe that exposure to different systems of care is critical to developing the ability to lead a system of care later in your career.
The core psychiatry program is designed to provide the clinical experiences essential for the development of basic knowledge and skills needed to practice in all sectors of contemporary psychiatry.
The PGY-I year is designed to solidify your identity as a physician. You will complete 13, 4-week long blocks consisting of:
|Medicine with both inpatient and ambulatory experiences
|5 blocks
|Neurology on wards and consults
|2 blocks
|5 blocks
|PREP rotation*
|1 block
*PREP is a unique new rotation that provides trainees exposure to systems of care that are outside the traditional specialty setting (day hospitals, community treatment teams, forensic settings, and integrated primary care settings) and also allows for time to develop projects that will be the focus of CASE rotations in the PGY-II year.
Call Responsibilities for PGY-Is
During PGY-I, residents provide coverage during their 5 blocks of medicine as outlined by the service on which they are rotating. During the 2 blocks of neurology, residents are call-free. During the 5 blocks of psychiatry, residents provide coverage for the Psychiatric Emergency Room at YNHH on weeknights from 6pm to 10pm and for Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital on weekends from 8am to 5pm, with call averaging to about one shift every seven days. During the 1 block of PREP, residents are call-free during the week and cover Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital on weekends from 8am to 5pm, with call evenly distributed amongst residents on the rotation.
The PGY-II year consists of one three-month adult psychiatry inpatient rotation, a three-month CASE rotation where you can work on an academic project or work with specialized populations of patients, two months of substance abuse training, a two-month consultation/liaison rotation, a one-month geriatrics rotation, and a one-month emergency psychiatry rotation. Work with long-term psychotherapy patients also begins in PGY-II and continues throughout the residency.
|General Inpatient
|3 Months
|3 Months
|CASE (Clinical and Academic Skills Enhancement)
|3 Months
|2 Months
|1 Month
Transferring PGY-IIs
PGY-IIs transferring from other programs have this schedule:
|General Inpatient
|3 Months
|Geriatrics VA/Substance Abuse VA
|3 Months
|General Inpatient
|3 Months
|2 Months
|1 Month
All PGY-IIs
1/2 day per week outpatient Yale Long Term Care Clinic (YLTCC)
Call Responsibilities for PGY-IIs
During PGY-II residents provide coverage approximately every 10th night. This call is either at the Connecticut Mental Health Center or at the Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital.
Clinical and Academic Skills Enhancement (CASE)
Much of residency training requires learning a little about a lot of topics. We believe that the capacity to deepen understanding of a more focused area – or to engage in scholarship – is also important. CASE is a unique rotation that demonstrates our commitment to making scholarship a part of your professional identity.
The 3-month CASE rotation in the PGY 2 year allows you to continue previous work or develop new expertise. We encourage you to think broadly when you think of scholarship. This could consist of work related to understanding a basic disease process, a practical clinical question, synthesizing a body of work, or thinking of ways to better teach or communicate knowledge. Mentoring from a faculty scholar is a key component of this experience.
The PGY-III year consists of 12 months of outpatient psychiatry and usually includes supervised clinical experience in addiction psychiatry, child psychiatry, and continuation of YLTCC. 20% of time during the PGY-III year is reserved to allow you to continue your academic project or to work with a specialized patient population.
Call Responsibilities for PGY-IIIs
During PGY-III residents are on-call in the Crisis Intervention Unit of the Yale-New Haven Hospital Emergency Room. Each resident completes his/her on-call responsibilities in a single six month block and covers approximately 26 on-call shifts. There are no other on-call responsibilities in the PGY-III year.
The PGY-IV year is free of required experiences. You will have the opportunity to develop an individualized program that allows you to pursue a career interest, an academic project, or work with a specialized group of patients. Your PGY-IV education plans facilitate your entry into the next stage of your career.
Call Responsibilities for PGY-IVs
There is no required on-call during the PGY-IV year. Opportunities for paid on-call are available in several of the department's affiliated institutions. These moonlighting opportunities are completely separate from the training experience or requirements.

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For God So Loved the World
Every Christian believes in limited atonement. That may sound ludicrous to my Arminian friends because it has long been assumed that only Calvinists hold to the dreaded "L" in TULIP. But if the death of Jesus Christ is recognized as …Read More
For God So Loved the World
To many, the topics of common grace and atonement would seem to be mutually exclusive, as if we should either hold to common grace or to definite atonement, but not to both. There are, however, good biblical and theological reasons …Read More
The Death of Pride
I once had a girlfriend who was a classic liberal. Don't misunderstand. She wasn't a classical liberal, that is, one with a profound desire for liberty, one who was skeptical about the role of the state. No, strangely enough, this …Read More


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Let me just make it clear that I am not insinuating the U.S. should be the wealthier country. Not by any means or stretch of the imagination. But I find it baffling that only a few short years ago these countries were considered "third world" and perhaps suffering from large poverty-stricken populations. I think a lower struggling class definitely still exists and that they're in need of assistance. Countries in the middle-east must have a very strong disparaging difference between the lower class and the upper class with maybe little to no existing middle-class (a class that falls in the majority here in the United States, I'm sure). But something must be said for articles like this, that were released 5 days ago:
Women in the Middle East are Haute Couture's biggest market, says this Reuters story. "I had the opportunity to see a wedding that was recently held here in Dubai. 4,000 women were invited to the reception and everybody in the room was wearing haute couture," Simon Lock, creative director for Dubai Fashion Week, told the news service. "And there are lots and lots of weddings to attend. The wedding season is very expensive here. I have known of many occasions when a couturier will be invited to a private home for a showing. The hostess will buy maybe 20, 30 couture outfits for a season." [Reuters]
LONDON | NEW DELHI: India, the world's second most-populous country, has more wealthy households than most European countries, including Germany and France.
The country, with 3 million affluent households, is fast emerging as a serious centre of affluence along with China, says the largest ever global affluence study by research firm TNS. "India and China have already surpassed major European markets like Germany and France.
It's interesting to see that the entrepreneurial spirit of people in these markets is already paying off in terms of personal wealth," TNS Director, Business and Finance, Reg Van Steen said.
TNS's Global Affluent Investor study—which interviewed 12,000 people across 24 markets including China, Brazil and India—defines affluent households as those with more than $100,000 (around Rs 50 lakh) surplus to invest. Also, the rich is getting richer.
India is among the top five countries where the affluent have more than $1 million to invest on average, alongside the UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong and Sweden.
I think the United States is no longer "the place to be" or the place "to make your millions." There's just no amazing case of super successful entrepreneurship. The money is flowing out of the United States and into the hands of all those countries that in my youth were pretty much unsuccessful.


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Venezuela's Chavez says radiation therapy won't keep him from work
Ailing Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez said he will undergo five rounds of radiation therapy in Cuba this week to treat an undisclosed form of cancer before returning to Venezuela.
Speaking to Vice President Elias Jaua on state-run television Sunday, Chávez said he received the first round of treatment Saturday night and would be receiving the second round Sunday. He said he was responding well to the therapy.
Despite speculation that Chávez might face a prolonged absence, the 57-year-old leader said he would return to Venezuela Thursday, rest for three days, and then return to the island for another five-day session of radiation.
Chávez has said the treatment overall will last four to five weeks. He said the medical trips were not keeping him from "working everyday" for Venezuela.
"This is part of my job," he said of the treatment. "Part of my job is my life which doesn't just belong to me, but belongs to the people."
He also said he was counting on the help of Jesus and the prayers of his countrymen to bring him back to health. Chávez's stay in Cuba coincides with the visit of Pope Benedict XVI, who will travel to the island Monday.
Chávez has been battling an undisclosed form of cancer since June 2011, when he said doctors removed a baseball-sized tumor from his pelvic region. Last month, he announced that a second lesion less than an inch long had been removed from the site of the original tumor.
The government has never said what kind of cancer Chávez is facing or what — if any — organs have been affected. The lack of information has fueled rumors that the cancer has metastasized or might even be inoperable. Chávez maintains the disease has not spread and that the second surgery was successful.
In power for 13 years, Chávez is hoping to win an additional six-year term Oct. 7. To do so, he will have to beat Miranda Governor Henrique Capriles. Most polls give Chávez a comfortable lead in the race, but last week the Consultores 21 polling firm said the two men are now in a dead heat for the presidency.
On Sunday, Chávez vowed to win the race and said that the next six years of his presidency would be "grand, beautiful and luminous."
Dr. Michael Pishvaian, an oncologist at Georgetown University's Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, said that potential side effects of radiation therapy are fatigue, abdominal cramping, nausea and vomiting.
To read more, visit www.miamiherald.com.


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EXCLUSIVE! Bret Michaels Has Been Asked To Do Another Music Reality Show — And It's NOT 'Idol'!
BFFs, you might have thought Bret would fill the seat of Idol creator and judge Simon Cowell, but don't assume it's a done deal. The rocker might have another show in the works, and we have the scoop!
Bret Michaels, are you the next American Idol judge? Or are you making some other deals on the side just in case that doesn't work out! HollywoodLife.com has spoken to a source very close to the Poison frontman, and they tell us that Bret might actually sign on to do a show for CBS called Rock Star Supernova! The show originally ran for two seasons between 2006-08 was hosted by rocker Dave Navarro. Now Bret might be bringing the show back by hosting it!
"He's been approached by numerous networks," says our source. "But it looks as though Rock Star could definitely be the one."
The show's premise is based on a well-known band looking for a lead vocalist to join their group. The original show centered around Tommy Lee's band Motley Crue, Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, and former Guns N'Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke who had formed a new band called Rock Star Supernova and the winner would become the lead singer.
Do you think Bret should ditch his Idol plans and jump on this gig? Tell us what you think!


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The University of South Carolina Beaufort, anticipating foul weekend weather, pushed back games scheduled for Saturday and today.
The Sand Sharks baseball team will play Fisher College of Massachusetts on Monday and Tuesday.
A single, nine-inning game is scheduled for 1 p.m. Monday; a doubleheader, with seven-inning games, is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The Lady Sand Sharks softball team also will play Fisher on Monday and Tuesday in doubleheaders that start at 1 p.m. and 11 a.m., respectively.
Both teams play at the Richard Gray Sports Complex in Hardeeville.
The baseball team is 8-2 following a four-game sweep of Milligan College from Johnson City, Tenn.
The softball team, in its inaugural season, is 2-0 after a doubleheader sweep of Wesleyan College from Macon, Ga.


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In the latest example of Northern Arizona University's commitment to Sustainability, the Arizona Board of Regents has just approved an $18,000,000 performance contract between Northern Arizona University and the energy services company NORESCO. This contract will allow NAU to save approximately $1,500,000 a year in utility costs and will reduce NAU's green house gas emissions to below 1990 levels by 2014. The construction will begin in late May and will take approximately 22 months to complete. This contract represents Phase 1 of the campus audit and retrofit with the Phase 2 audit taking place in the Fall.
Lindsay Wagner, the Director of Sustainability and Energy Services for NAU Facility Services says, "This project is the first major step in NAU becoming a carbon neutral campus. This is an opportunity for the university to upgrade lighting and heating and cooling equipment, as well as involving students, faculty and staff in the process which will increase awareness of the campus sustainability efforts and ultimately aid in creating the Culture of Sustainability that we are after. I am very excited to get this project started."
Some of the highlights of the NORESCO contract include:
- Interior Lighting Upgrades
- Plumbing Fixture Upgrades
- Heating and Cooling Controls Upgrades
- Utility Metering
- Behavioral Change Program
In addition to the infrastructure and building improvements the contract includes a focus on creating a culture of sustainable behavior to further reduce the greenhouse gas emissions. Bryan McLaren, the Coordinator of NAU's Office of Sustainability says, "The NAU NORESCO project will be the single most significant step that NAU has taken towards our Carbon Neutrality 2020 goal since signing the Association of College and Universities President's Climate Commitment. I am extremely excited to start moving this project into the implementation phase and advancing our culture of sustainability."
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The story of Azuria it's once again taking a turn. Since the King of the Underworld first arrived to our world, out of curiosity about the Envoy of Gaia, dark forces has been trying to influence the actions of our Heroes. This might be... an attempt to corrupt Gaia's Sacred Energy?
Hades asked you to take the test once to show what you are made of. And to his surprise, you succeeded. You was able to emerge from his induced nightmare with your conscience and integrity intact. But Hades won't give up that easily: he wants again to test your will. And he will have help to do so.
[New Nightmare Mode Release]
Lament of the Thunder Dragon King
- You can entry the dungeon once a day, from Black Rock Desert (all nightmare dungeons will have the same entrance).
- Even if familiar, the dungeon will be filled with level 90+ monsters with stronger stats, and with a strong debuff of damage reduction against you.
- You must be at least level 90 to enter and with main quests completed to access the map.
- This a party dungeon, and a solid party is recommended to finish without problems.
- Exp enalties are enabled when you die.
- The dungeon has custom drops: Level 90 weapon, armor and accesory crates. Superior Luminous Secret Stones. Level 95 Golden Weapon Boxes. Unidentified Golden Masteries. Special Skills, Tactcal Skills and Attack Skills Golden Masteries. Rare materials: Thread of Time, Magical Willow, Imprisoned SoulFlame. And of course, Nightmare Coins at Mini Bosses/Boss/Treasure Chest.
- The dungeon gives custom exp and gold.
- 10% chances for <Charming Dreamer> Morrigan to appear at the end: chances to drop her key fragments and key of gaia.
- Four New Nighatmre Bags added to the Adventurer Encyclopedia with exclusive rewards. Another Eidolon based one, a consumables based one, a fashion (eidolon fahsion) based one and an accesories-ornaments based one.


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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2007 News Releases > April 2007 > Pruitt presents findings on KKK
Pruitt presents findings on KKK
PLAINVIEW -- Wayland Baptist University senior Nick Pruitt will present his honors research at 7 p.m. Monday in Wayland's Gates Hall auditorium on the second floor of Gates Hall.
Pruitt has written an honors thesis on the activities of the Ku Klux Klan in West Texas in the 1920s. Much of the recorded history of Plainview and West Texas deals little with the activity of the Klan. Through his research, however, Pruitt discovered that the Klan was very active in West Texas at the time. He also found that there was a very active anti-Klan movement as well.
Pruitt's research shows that the Klan placed most of its emphasis on combating social ills like prostitution, gambling and bootlegging. Its methods, however, were still intimidating and unlawful in some cases. One of the most outspoken opponents to the Klan at the time was the editor of the Plainview Herald.
The public is invited to attend Pruitt's presentation.


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Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne
NESTLED amid native bushland as surely as Versailles was carved out of French forest, the Australian Garden at the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne is a highly stylised intervention. Landscape architects Taylor Cullity Lethlean and plant designer Paul Thompson make no pretence of giving us the naturalistic or the wild.
Like their first stage of the garden (which opened in 2006), this second and final instalment is a formal, carefully resolved space that - with much artistic licence - interprets the diverse land types and plantings of Australia.
We get lakes, estuaries and the seaside. We sample forests and tree-lined avenues. We peruse the suburban backyard. But - and this is the really clever thing - such theme-park juxtapositions don't come at the expense of unity.
Visitors will wander from the Melaleuca Spits up to the Weird and Wonderful Garden and through Casuarina Grove and cross no definitive dividing lines. Arid rock outcrops seamlessly descend into inland rainforest and coastal estuary. Such merging is largely through the ever-shifting textures and paving types: crushed shell gives way to super-smooth concrete, to gravel, to stone, mulch, steel-grill and (my personal favourite) pock-marked concrete.
This last - weathered and covetable - is central to the Gondwana Garden, which also gets one of the new shelters designed by BKK Architects. This multi-purpose space has a roof like a leaf and airy walls composed from poles of timber and steel. It's less angular and minimalist than some of the other new shelters but, like all of them, it is assiduously unobtrusive and blends the indoors with the out.
The indoor element is critical when the plants themselves cast little shade. For while there are plenty of trees that will ultimately lend height, few do so yet. It's one thing to talk about the gardens now, only three weeks after they opened, but the really interesting thing will be to see how the mood shifts, and some of the hard edges soften, as the plants (even the highly manipulated ones, and there are many of those) grow.
At this point, however, the gardens are still largely dominated by the hard architectural elements. And how can a young plant compete with vast walls of rammed earth, expanses of Corten steel and towering shards of Castlemaine stone?
The Arbour Garden, for example, has a long line-up of wire-grid walls, all the better for showcasing the vigour of Australian climbers. Ultimately we can expect a series of green walls with a verdant tunnel for a pathway. But right now only the kennedias have really taken and there is more grid to be seen than green.
Similarly the formal avenues of Hill's weeping figs (Ficus microcarpa var. hillii) are not yet lush and luxuriant in that Queensland forest way so that the chairs below them (Tuileries-style) aren't as inviting as they might be when the trees fill out.
There is a playfulness to the Australian Garden though that doesn't rely on the plants alone. Water forms puddles in dips in the gravel and - in the rain - cascades over a rocky outcrop into a lake below. Paths wriggle in crazy hairpin turns, a bridge takes the form of lily pads and pairs of thongs adorn the seaside area.
Like many of the spaces here the seaside garden does not differentiate between path and plant bed. For a central tenet of these gardens is that you get right up close to the plants and experience them in new ways. There is extensive labelling and a multitude of information panels, all the better for trying it out at home. But the theatre and ambition of the space mean the gardens will also appeal to those not intending to toil their own soil.
For while the new areas might not yet be verdant enough for lolling and lazing, they make the perfect outdoor art installation. There is also plenty on offer for the active, curious child. My own teenagers opted for the nearby indoor skate park instead.


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Three years ago, we built this garage and driveway over my favorite garden. We moved a lot of plants, but I knew we'd miss some. The next two years one pathetic leaf emerged in this spot. This year, look!
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Man Sentenced to Prison for Attempting to Commit Theft by Posing as a Fictitious State Agency
On December 27, 2012, Michael Anthony Dix pled guilty to Criminal Attempt to Commit Theft by Taking (O.C.G.A. § 16-4-1 and § 16-8-2) for attempting to steal computers by posing as a fictitious state agency. He was sentenced by Judge Walter M. Lovett, Jr. to five years with one year to serve in prison without the possibility of parole. After his prison sentence has been
served, the balance of his sentence is suspended on the condition that he not violate the law.
Using the name "Seth Eidt," Dix placed an order to rent five laptop computers valued at
approximately $13,000.00 for a bogus state agency, "Department of Public Safety and
Corrections." After learning of the scheme, Deputy Inspector General Bill Donaldson, Georgia
Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Rocky Bigham and the computer rental company
arranged to deliver the computers on Wednesday, November 14, 2012. Donaldson and Agent
Bigham went to the Peachtree Street location listed on the rental order and observed the
defendant. A call was placed to the phone number listed on the rental order and the defendant
was observed answering a cell phone. Agent Bingham arrested the defendant, who was found
in possession of the computer rental order, as well as a cell phone with the number listed on
the rental order.
Assistant Attorney General Shepard Orlow prosecuted the case on behalf of the State
of Georgia.
Source URL: http://law.ga.gov/press-releases/2013-01-03/man-sentenced-prison-attempt...


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Why See Ozzy Osbourne?
No More Tours 2
Grammy Award Winner and Rock and Rock Hall of Fame inductee, Ozzy Osbourne is heading out on his final tour. Bidding farewell to life on the road Ozzy nods an ode to his 1992 trek No More Tours, with this his last No More Tours 2. After his first stint back in 2018 the rock legend invites heavy metal stars Megadeth to join him on his final hurrah.
Saying "I've been blessed with an amazing life, I'm looking at this final tour as being a huge celebration for my fans and anyone who has enjoyed my music over the past five decades" Osbourne accumulates 50 years worth of hits into the ultimate night of head banging and mosh pits as his fans celebrate the work of the great artist.
Rock legend Ozzy bids farewell to life on the road
In a career that has produced over 20 albums, (nine with band, Black Sabbath and 11 as a solo artist) as well as a Grammy award, NME award and Teen Choice Award (for his families reality TV show The Osbournes) and not forgetting its fair share of controversy this Brit is ready to enjoy his success and a quieter life off the road.
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Print conference opens Wednesday, exhibits across city
From Albrecht Durer to Shepard Fairey, from the halls of the world's greatest museums to paste-ups on brick walls down the street, the enduring romance of the print has attracted great artists and art lovers for centuries.
With fingers stained in ink, printmakers create works that skirt an edge between technical precision and chance, between the wonderfully fussy and the clear-and-quick. About 1,500 printmakers from across the planet are about to descend on Milwaukee for the Southern Graphics Council International Conference, one of the most important gatherings in the field. In honor of this prestigious confab, which starts Wednesday, more than 50 exhibitions have been planned across the city, an unprecedented collaboration among the city's arts venues.
The conference, called "Print:MKE," a play on the world "printmaker" and our airport call sign, continues through Saturday. It is being co-hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Peck School of the Arts and the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. Many of the participating venues will be open for a "print crawl" Friday evening. Here are some of the events and exhibits, mostly free, that are most worth getting to.
"Makers in Print"
MIAD, 273 E. Erie St.
UWM's Inova, 2155 N. Prospect Ave.
A joint international exhibit, these shows celebrate the diverse and idiosyncratic range of print and include works by important Wisconsin printmakers as well. The massive shows anchor the local programming. A review by Art City contributor Here is Rafael Francisco Salas' piece on the show.
Lynden Sculpture Garden
2145 W. Brown Deer Road
An exhibit featuring the latest collaboration between Jessica Meuninck-Ganger and Nathaniel Stern, colleagues at UWM's Peck School of the Arts. They continue their fascinating exercise in layering printmaking and video. Here is Art City contributor Diane Bacha's review of the show.
"Top Drawer Prints"
Peltz Gallery, 1119 E. Knapp St.
Gallery owner Cissie Peltz, a longtime devotee and champion of printmaking, will be honored at the conference as a "Supporter in Print" for being a dealer dedicated to the medium.
Her gallery is celebrating with two outstanding exhibits. Wisconsin art patriarch Warrington Colescott curated "Top Drawer Prints," a collection of his favorite prints by Wisconsin artists such as John Wilde, David Becker and Frances Myers. Upstairs, Cheryl Olson-Sklar, a former professor of printmaking at UWM, curated "Top Drawer Small Prints," a collection of small works by Wisconsin artists. Chicago artist and author Audrey Niffenegger shows her fairy tale-inspired imagery, while Nathaniel Stern uses a digital process on metallic paper to create the glossy, gold print entitled, simply, "earth." A reception will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday.
"Read Between the Lines: Enrique Chagoya's Codex Prints"
Haggerty Museum of Art, N. 13th St. and W. Clybourn St.
Enrique Chagoya's beautiful codex books are based on the idea that places and histories are obliterated, re-mapped, reconstructed and rewritten, often by those who win wars. Fragments of what's been ruined and erased are starting points for Chagoya in a process he calls "reverse anthropology."
His intricate, colorful, accordion-fold books draw on pre-Columbian mythology, Western iconography, ethnic stereotypes, ideological propaganda, the history or art and pop culture, among other things. Things ancient and contemporary, marginal and prevalent, collide in the works. "Humankind is in constant war with itself, perfectly capable of total destruction," he writes in an artist statement. "This is the raw material for my art." A gallery talk with curator Emilia Layden takes place at 1 p.m. Saturday.
"Rock the Block"
Falcon Bowl, 801 E. Clarke St.
Special Time: from 8 p.m. to midnight Thursday
This event is not one you'll find on the official listing of conference events. For the first time, a totally student-driven, off-the-books event has been organized in conjunction with the international gathering. The organizers tell us this is in response to the increasing number of students who attend the conference, as well as the usual crowd of academics. Organized by Chadwick Noellert and Corey Smith at UWM and Josh Christensen and Stephanie Gage at MIAD, the event is intended for everyone, however, and will include live print demonstration, dancing, DJ Prescott Sobel, interactive art projects, a curated print show, performance art and drinks. People are encouraged to bring things that can be printed on, like T-shirts.
"White Noise"
Portrait Society, 207 E. Buffalo St.
Four women gathered and passed pieces of paper one to the next in order to begin their collaboration for "White Noise." Each artist responding to the marks of another, in turns. Makeal Flammini, Alyssa Schulte, Jessica Seamans and Ella Dwyer were also responding to this year's "Winter Chapel" at the Portrait Society.
Each year, the gallery invites an artist to create a chapel or a meditative space during the harsh winter months. Kevin Giese created a stand of hollow birch trees, stitched together for the current installation.
After the four women made their communal drawings with Giese's chapel in mind, Seamans took them to her studio in Minneapolis, where she created prints, drawing on the details of the drawings.
A reception will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday. At 6:30 p.m., artist Sally Duback will talk about a new body of computer-generated prints, which will be installed in a hallway project space.
"Ní De Aqui Ni De Allá (From Neither Here Nor There)"
Latino Arts, Inc. 1028 S. 9th St.
In this exhibit, Milwaukee artist and educator Raoul Deal describes the Mexican immigrant experience and the development of cultural identity among immigrants here. In recent years, Deal has been gathering the oral histories from the immigrants who have moved from Mexico to Milwaukee. "Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá" is a collection of large, woodcut prints that interpret all he has heard. The gallery is open Friday but not on the weekend.
"La Ceiba Grafica"
Walker's Point Center for the Arts, 839 S. 5th St.
This exhibition will include dozens of lithographs produced at La Ceiba Gráfica, a print workshop in Veracruz, Mexico, founded in 2005 to making printmaking facilities available to the public, regardless of ability to pay. The works on view were curated by the organization's founding members: Per Anderson, Martin Vinaver and Rafael Ruiz.
A reception will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. A gallery talk and papermaking demonstrations will take place from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
MARN Salon IV
Mandel Creative Studio, 120 N. Broadway
The Milwaukee Artists Resource Network invited Wilhelm van Rensburg to frame a question that the group could use to create and exhibition and a formal dialogue. Van Rensburg, a research fellow at the Visual Identities in Art and Design Research Centre and the University of Johannesburg in South Africa, asked MARN to consider the "barrage of criticism" that's been leveled of late against socially engaged art, participatory art and social practices in art. Such criticisms, he says, tend to suggest that such projects are neither politically effective or aesthetically compelling. Coming from South Africa, a country with a longstanding tradition of resistance art, he asked MARN to stage a show of "acts of defiance" to test some of these ideas. A reception will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and a coffee and critique is planned for noon to 2 p.m. Saturday.
"Milwaukee's Worst"
Sky High Gallery, 2501 S. Howell Ave.
If you ask J.W. and Melissa Buchanan what it is that attracts them to printmaking, they'll tell you they love the flatness and idiosyncrasy of the silkscreen process, the interplay between layers of ink and the bold immediacy of the medium. They wear their process on the page, playing fast and loose with their techniques so the viewer can see the process and its happy accidents. They want to demystify the process and make sure we get it – these art handmade objects.
The duo made a name for themselves years ago by making concert posters, but have since expanded their work as illustrators and designers. Their work has been published in several books and magazines.
"We've charted an alternate course for ourselves somewhere between art and design, without drawing a bright line of distinction between them," they say in an artists' statement. A reception with the artists will be 6 to 10 p.m. Friday.
Society of American Graphic Artists member show
DeLind Fine Art, 450 E. Mason St.
About 100 fine art prints in various graphic media from members of the SAGA, the oldest print organization in the country, will be on view as part of this exhibition. A special invitational showcasing Wisconsin members of some note will also be on view, including artists such as Warrington Colescott, Frances Myers and Raymond Gloeckler. Milwaukee artist Arthur Thrall will be presented the Lifetime Achievement Award at 4:30 p.m. Friday. A reception will take place from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Friday. Wisconsin cheeses, sausages, beer and wine will be served.
Justseeds Shadow Conference
UWM Union Art Gallery, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.
During the conference the Justseeds artists collective is holding a "shadow conference" that will be free and open to the public. They have organized talks, discussions and workshops about art and activism, promising to be an "interactive print factory," on Friday at Saturday. The entire schedule can be found at the group's web site: www.justseeds.org. The group has also organized an exhibit, "Uprisings: Images of Labor." Justseeds is a decentralized network of artists committed to making print and design work readily available for social justice movements and activities.
William Kentridge and Leslie Dill
Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive
William Kentridge, one of the world's most renowned artists, can do almost anything, it would seem. He works in print, drawing, animation, film and theatrical design, among other things. A few years ago, he directed, worked on the set design and created the videos that animated the staging of Shostakovich's opera "The Nose" at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. The production won much acclaim.
The tale of the man who wakes up without a nose and goes looking for it, based on the absurdist short story by Nikolai Gogol, is also the subject of a series of prints on view in the contemporary galleries at the Milwaukee Art Museum. It is a wonderful opportunity to see a whole body of work by the South African artist, who also has work on view as part of the "Makers in Print" show at Inova.
On the museum's mezzanine level is a collection of work by Lesley Dill. The works and preparatory materials by Dill, who often creates text-inspired work, illustrate the artist's interest in the human form and its intersection with language.
MAM will be open late Friday for "MAM After Dark: Mad Men," from 5 to midnight. Tickets are $13 at the door.
Friday Night Print Crawl
Various locations
Other galleries that will be open from 5 p.m. until at least 8 p.m. Friday for the "print crawl" include: Greymatter Gallery, Elaine Erickson Gallery, Grava Gallery, The Fine Art Gallery, Safi Studios, Gallery 218, Hot Pop, Katie Gingrass Gallery, Tory Folliard Gallery, Dean Jensen Gallery, Rogues Gallery, Pfister Hotel, Delind Fine Art Gallery, Charles Allis Art Museum and the City Side Plaza Building.
The Print:MKE conference continues through Saturday. See images from several of the shows planned across the city and the conference web site for more information.
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Good morning from Texas State University's Intro to Sign Painting class.
Well, we finished week one. The week started off with carpenter's pencils, with the ideas of sharpies being the next big thing, I felt like they would slide easier over the paper, which they did, but not in the the same fashion that a quill. As I was forming letters, I tried to imagine how the quill would work and how the letter would be fashioned with it.
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Following are my daily practices of our block, script, and flash sheets. I feel like I've made practice, but I know I have so far to go. I mean someday, I hope to graduate to paint.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College women's basketball team (7-3, 3-0 PBC) headed back into Peach Belt Conference (PBC) play Thursday evening as they welcomed the UNC Pembroke Braves (6-6, 0-3 PBC) to the Centennial Center. The Bobcats never trailed as they improved to a perfect 3-0 record during PBC play.
The Bobcats employed a balanced offensive attack, as four Bobcats would score in double digits, with the leading scorer only putting in 12 points. Shanteona Keys (Roswell, Ga.) led the team in scoring while getting all of her 12 from behind the arc, finishing 4-of-9 for three.
Enisha Donley (Loganville, Ga.), Brandi McKinney (Cincinnati) and Krysta Lewis (Woodstock, Ga.) scored 10 points each. Donley also chipped in a team high seven rebounds, in addition to three assists and a block. Lewis and McKinney each added a steal and a block in the winning effort.
As a team the Bobcats shot 19-of-51 from the field and 10-of-28 from behind the arc, compared to the Braves 17-of-56 overall and 3-of-17 from downtown. 10 three pointers ties a season high set Nov. 17 against Carson-Newman. The Bobcats also out-rebounded the Braves by a 39-to-37 margin.
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You raise an interesting point... where was the NSA in all this?
The X and O copyright owners at Tic Tac Toe have a better case.
Who says IP isn't fun.
Not a good week for academic publication. Elsevier is busy trying to block authors from dispersing the knowledge in their work at the same time that lots of hardcopy research journals and the data they contain are being thrown away with no archival copies being left for the public to access.
Access to knowledge may soon be displaced by flat out loss of knowledge if those in the academic publication world don't focus on their users instead of their business model.
Acacia Research, owner of 275 patent portfolios it uses to assist the "patent-disenfranchised" in enforcing their patent rights (trolling) talked about this bill at their Q3 conference call October 18th.
Rep. Goodlatte must be on to something because Acacia Research talked about the bill positively as well. Their goal was to cut out the unscrupulous stick up patent trolls.
Now it's getting interesting.
It's always fascinating that these guys are constantly yapping about the impact Young Guns - entrepreneurial companies have on economic growth and jobs - yet when push comes to shove they turn to the usual suspects who aren't interested in anything that is going to wreck their entrenched business models and old school closed attitudes on technology, content, and intellectual property.
Should make for an interesting day
I cranked up the numbers as well and had an error on the placement of the decimal (my apologies - before coffee).
The only issue I have with your commentary is the statement that the owner of the patent thought the patent was too weak. My experience is that the owners request a reexamination as part of a licensing program and a litigation readiness exercise. When you are getting ready to enforce your patent and you can say hey, I'm confident enough in my invention that I had it examined TWICE and both times I got me some good claims. And at least 4 patent examiners evaluated my invention, it's game on.
Others may have a different experience.
It's not a patent for a ring it's a patent for the DESIGN of a ring. It's how the ring looks. BTW, Jimmy Choo patents the design of its shoes and Kimberly Clark - the owner of the Personal care article with substrate surface topography for evoking a neurosensory skin response (an absorbent pad for use during surgery, patent their designs so the knock off kings can't steal their stuff.
There are other things going on here that might change your opinion on the reexamination process.
First, of the 12,258 reexam requests 32% were initiated by the owner of the patent. The reexamination process is a precursor to many licensing agreements as well as enforcement activities. If a patent holder has a patent that is for technology viewed as really seminal or that is essential to the a standard, it is not uncommon to require a reexamination as part of that process to minimize risk.
Reexaminations are not the random subjective opinions of a particular examiner. A reexamination is handled by a team of three senior examiners including a supervisory examiners. Generally these are the best examiners on the subject matter.
The reexaminations initiated by third parties - other members of the public - are a by product of patent litigations. One of the tactics used during litigation is to request a reexamination. Since there are often multiple patents that are part of a suit you are going to see lots of reexam requests. While the report shows that 32% of the reexams were associated with litigations it doesn't reflect reexaminations requested as a precursor to litigation that may be settled outside of the purview of USPTO. Patents involved in law suits are generally the ones someone thinks are high value. Successfully reexamined patents are more valuable.
4.1 million patents issued from 1981-2011. There have probably been over 100,000 issued already this year. In the same period there were 12,258 reexaminations. This means that .002% of all patents being reexamined.
The average US patent has 20 claims that means that last year there were 4.9 million claims. Even if you use 10 claims per patent as the average since 1981 that means that the reexamination impacted roughly 82,000 claims out of 41 million claims.
And finally, every application must include a substantial new question of patentability. It's not like you send a patent number and a check and the examiners are off to the races. the SNQ has to document the justification for a reexamination.
While I'm not always a fan of USPTO, I am missing your point.


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To have a joy so strong that it can't be changed by circumstances, isn't that what we all want? I have found that the ONLY place to find that kind of joy is to be in the presence of the Lord. To have deep conversations with him, to worship him with my whole heart. When we make God our priority we find a joy that consumes us!
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My husband and I spent our honeymoon at Disney 11 years ago. Since then we have traveled all over the country, visiting 32 states and living in five. We waited seven years to have children – now we have two young children, a princess and a pirate! They are destined to be great Disney fans as they have already been on a Disney Cruise and visited Walt Disney World and Disneyland … not to mention all the Playhouse Disney that shows in our house!
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