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Crime Stoppers is offering a reward to anyone with information regarding a
break-in in the Grandview Heights area on May 15.
According to investigators, someone force their way into the Second Chance
Consignment Shop located in the 1800 block of West 5th Avenue at
about 4:30 a.m.
Surveillance video near the scene shows a silver four-door vehicle driving
in the area for some time before two occupants exit the vehicle and walk
towards the business.
Investigators say the silver vehicle may have paint damage to the trunk
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 614-645-TIPS
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We made this for Valentine's Day tonight-it was delicious! Made the polenta on the stove, and added 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese. Yum yum yum! We had some white whine (sauvigon blanc) to go along with it and made Chocolate Berry Cream Pie, also from CL to go along with it. Definitely a hit! Would make for company.
Chicken with Prosciutto and Tomatoes Over Polenta
drsdb430 Posted: 02/14/10
PinkCamel Posted: 04/27/09
I used chicken breasts instead of thighs, and I used fresh tomatoes not canned, fresh sage not dried. I also did the polenta on the stove, and I brought fresh prosciutto. That said, I was really impressed with this recipe. It was so flavorful. I have no idea what the other reviewer was talking about when they called it bland. If you used canned/dried, it definitely wouldn't come out as well, and the prosciutto is essential, but wow. I will make this over and over. So good.
jkc181 Posted: 10/11/09
Delicious! We made this to celebrate our anniversary and it was perfect. A few alterations though, based on what we had and what others had said: Bypassed the polenta and had couscous cooked in chicken broth. It really soaked up the yummy sauce. Didn't have sage, so we used poultry seasoning instead. A keeper.
hgh4748 Posted: 09/19/09
I am completely inept at cooking and this was super easy and way better than anticipated. Based on the earlier reviews, we did the polenta on the stovetop as well. I think capers would be a great add.
katie11234 Posted: 05/18/11
We really liked this! I had leftover grits (excuse me, "polenta") in the fridge from last night, plus some organic chicken thighs so this seemed like the perfect dish. Of course it wasn't until I had started cooking that I realized I didn't have a can of tomatoes. I'm a little embarrassed to admit I threw in half a jar of bertolli spaghetti sauce - but it turned out fantastic. I love the idea of chicken cooked with some tomato served over polenta, it was cheap, fast and satisfying, and we will definitely do this one again. Maybe even with the recommended sauce!
steponme Posted: 03/06/12
I loved the polenta with the chicken & sauce (used 5 min. polenta cooked on stove top) . Even my husband and one of my daughters, who both hate grits, enjoyed it (double the recipe, used chicken breast tenders along with the thighs and ham instead of prosciutto). However, I felt the sauce was slightly lacking just a bit more flavor. Next time, I'll try adding a little garlic powder to the sauce. Served with salad greens, sliced strawberries & low fat honey mustard dressing and toasted french bread.
clarecooks Posted: 03/25/14
Not impressed with this recipe at all. The flour turned into total goop by the end of the 20 minutes. It was completely bland, despite adding many flavorful extras. We added garlic, caramelized onions and kalamatas and all we ended up with was wasted ingredients.

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The Fifty Shades of Grey poster recently released for Universal Pictures and Focus Features shows Irish actor Jamie Dornan from the rear. However, despite the film's sexual overtones, the man who will portray the mysterious Mr. Grey is fully dressed. Those who have read the novel will recognize Christian's nearly omnipresent business suit.
According to MSN, this is the first Fifty Shades of Grey poster to be released, and it bears the powerful message, "Mr. Grey will see you now." The small print at the bottom of the poster shows a release date of Valentine's Day 2015. However, IMDb lists the release date of the film as Feb. 13, 2015.
Despite the fact that Jamie Dornan is fully clothed in the Fifty Shades of Grey poster, reports indicate that there will be full frontal nudity in the flick. Please see the video at the top of the page for more details.


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My 1st 42.2K #STWM
I couldn't have asked for a better first full marathon experience. The weather was perfect with no rain at all (exactly what I was wishing for). I had a great race overall and somehow met my time goal of under 5 hours (just snuck in there with 4:58:27). My approach of trying to conserve energy in the first half actually worked and the last 7K ended up being my favourite part of the race – my hip pain melted away, my playlist kicked me up a notch and I got into a groove that kept me smiling all the way to the finish line. Surprisingly, this is the first race I've finished for a new distance where my initial feeling was NOT "I'm never running again!"— Instead my feeling was "I would LOVE to do this again!"
I'd like to say a very BIG thank you to everyone who I met during my training and all of my sponsors who donated to ANNE'S TEAM. Extra special thanks to my physiotherapist, Courtney Steele at Cornerstone Physiotherapy who helped me stay injury free throughout my training. Extra Extra special thanks to Mike Hoehn & ANNE'S TEAM for helping me achieve this amazing goal. Below is a summary of the best & worst moments of my first full marathon race, the mantras that got me through and some photos. Enjoy!
WORST moments (there are only a few, so I will start with them)
- Pain in my hip earlier than any other training run of the season, starting at 12K until 29K
- At 30K a speed walker crept up on me. I realized that he was walking as fast as I was running…
- Not seeing my Dad on the sidelines near the finish line :(
BEST moments
- Getting to run with my best running buddies, Alyssa (@The_Real_Alyssa) and Llorene (@LAgmata) for a good portion of the race
- Passing the ANNE'S TEAM (@annesteam) cheering station early on in the race
- Being able to see my speedy ANNE'S TEAM friends and other Digital Champions (saw both Steve's! @zepphead & @SteveWLayton) during parts of the course that looped – it was exciting to cheer them on and see their familiar faces along the way
- Having friends and family come out to cheer me on during the course of the race:
- My boo (@JeremyKleynhans) at the halfway mark
- My Mum and Sister at 35K
- My good girlfriend Charlie who was volunteering at 40K
- Jeremy and his friends Mike and Justin with a hilarious sign for me at 500m
- My best hockey mates Jenni and Dawn at the 400m
- Being recognized as a Digital Champion by Albert (@albertbunker) during the race and him thanking me for the tweets and wishing me a good race
- Saying "Hell no" to that speed walker beating me in a race I've trained 5 months for and getting up enough courage to pick up the pace
- Thanking that speed walker for the kick in the butt I needed to get into the groove that left me having the best part of my run as the last unknown 7K
- Crossing the finish line, smiling and NOT feeling like absolute death
- Realizing post-race that I ran an even split (1st half: 2:29:29, 2nd half: 2:28:58)
Mantras that got me through 42.2K
- "Pain is temporary, quitting lasts forever" told to me by Catherine (@marathoner514) just before the start
- "At 32K you're gonna wanna walk, but tell yourself if you walk it will take TWICE as long, so KEEP RUNNING!!" told to me by Glen Hempstock a month before the race
- Best sign I saw the whole race: "Ryan Gosling is waiting for you at the finish line…with a puppy… and a foot bath" (I was literally repeating "Ryan Gosling. Puppy. Foot Bath")
Pre-race photos
Alyssa and I running past the Anne's Team cheering station
One pic while running (at about 15K)
View of the City on a road you would never run on (mid 30K)
Jeremy's silly sign at 500m
My reaction to his sign
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The Village of Westhampton Beach is decked out for the holidays — storefronts feature holiday glitz and glam, Main Street is lined with holiday trees, and the gazebo is decorated with bows and lights. And menorahs stand at village hall and at the gazebo.
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text: New technology will allow Missoula Marathon runners to have their race results and real time updates pushed out to Facebook and anyone who is signed up for marathon text alerts. Two Montana businesses will distribute radio-frequency chips runners tie to their shoes.When a runner crosses over a mat containing an antennae, that runner's individual time is recorded online.Also new this year -- a smart phone app for runners and their friends and families.Lance Fisher, founder of the company Races and Faces, said, "If you run a race and you want to get your result, like right after you cross the finish line, and you don't want to go wait in line to see it on the kiosk computers, you can just scan your bib and see it right on your phone."To sign up for automatic text message results for a marathon runner -- text that runner's bib number to (406) 203-3963.To find out how to download the smart phone app listing results, and more, click here.


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Below you'll find selected Scripture references for passages used in my book, My Mom Has Alzheimer's: Inspiration and Help for Caregivers.
I have linked the references to Biblegateway's NIV 1984 version of the Bible. You can of course go to Biblegateway yourself and look up the passages in the version of your choice, or use your own Bible.
I pray these verses provide you comfort and strength in your caregiving journey. I recommend you begin with the references from the Psalms. May the eyes of your heart be opened to receive the strength and support the Lord has for you today.
Psalm 23
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Adrift on an iceberg
Just big enough for one.
How did I get here?
Chipped away, layer by layer
Carving my boundaries
Creating a chasm
Until finally breaking
Away from the mass altogether.
Floating aimlessly
Upon the cold water
Wistfully dreaming of solid ground.
Occasionally awakened
By the sickening grind of landfall
But I can't reach the shore
Without getting wet.
So I remain on my icy refuge
And float away
With the tide.
But it's melting
Getting smaller
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Air Jordan VI (6) Retro – Black – Infrared
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The Air Jordan VI Infrared Pack is quite possibly the most head-scratching move by Jordan Brand in recent memory, but it's definitely not the first of its kind. Remember the Air Jordan 1 60+ Pack that released not long after the Air Jordan 1 Strap? Two shoes separated by a minor detail were released so closely to each other, and the 2010 release of the Varsity Red and Infrared Air Jordan VI is just a repeat offense. We already showed you a side-by-side comparison of both colorways, so let's take a look at the upcoming Air Jordan VI Black/Infrared on its own. With the upper constructed of suede, many of our readers deemed the Infrared VI a mere re-painted version of the Varsity Reds that released in January. Continue reading for a look and stick with Sneaker News for release info regarding the AJVI Infrared Pack. via SH.
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LOCATED IN MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, Rue 48 Salon (rue48.com) placed a large emphasis on reusable and rustic materials in the design of their newly launched salon. "We were thoughtful about blending the right sustainable and recycled components into the practical application when appropriate—such as salvaged furniture and interior finishes," says owner Susan Johnson, including a 110-year old gothic style church pew, an antique end table found in an alley and a steel table from a reclaimed furniture shop.
For example, the salon's designer repurposed old doors for use as mirrors at each of the salon's stations. To keep a consistent look, a white/brown crackle paint finish was applied to each door, which features door knobs along with a sunken station mirror. "A practical goal was to be able to hang a woman's purse or bag on the door knobs and to also inspire one to think what might be beyond the door," Johnson says.


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Road Warrior Trivia for Valentine's Day!
Thursday, February 14th, 2013
Question: In a recent survey, 61% of men say they'd like this, but only 40% have ever gotten it, and of those surveyed 79% of guys under 25 say they'd like this. What is it?
Answer: a Valentine's Day bouquet.
Congratulations to Dee Dee, she won free Caffe Capri. Make sure to listen to Candy 95 every weekday at 5pm for more Road Warrior Trivia brought to you by Caffe Capri! Better Luck Next Time!


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Wheat Fettuccine with Arugula
Makes: 4 servings Start to Finish 25 mins View Nutrition Facts
- 8 ounces dried whole wheat fettuccine
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 cup chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 8 cups torn arugula
- 2 medium tomatoes, coarsely chopped
- 1/3 cup finely shredded Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
1. Cook fettuccine according to package directions; drain. Return fettuccine to saucepan; cover and keep warm.
2. Meanwhile, in a 12-inch skillet cook garlic in hot oil for 1 minute. Stir in broth, vinegar, salt, and crushed red pepper. Bring to boiling; remove skillet from heat. Stir in cooked fettuccine, arugula, and tomatoes.
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Yonkers Fire Department
Yonkers Fire Department Targets Minority Candidates In Recruitment Drive
Applicants must be 29-years-old or younger. They must take a written exam first, followed by a physical. They must have at least a high school diploma.
Stories From Main Street: Yonkers Firefighter Saves Life Through Stem Cell Donation
Yonkers firefighter Tim Sullivan says you don't have to run into a burning building to save somebody's life. You can do it just by donating blood or bone marrow.
Cause Of Yonkers Scaffold Collapse Unknown
In Yonkers, firefighters rescued two men dangling off a collapsed scaffolding. It was still not known Saturday what went wrong to cause the scaffold to collapse.
Firefighters Rescue Workers Dangling On Side Of Yonkers Building
Firefighters made an amazing high-wire rescue on Friday evening after two workers were trapped on the side of a 28-story senior center at 289 Nepperhan Ave. in Yonkers.


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I'm a photographer. Working is my playtime. Every details of it is my life.May 24th, 2012
Illustrator based in Manila Philippines, and i ♥ to sketch. I'll try all the medium i want just to make a piece of art, to inspire the peeps.Mar 27th, 2011
I'm inspiring to create my own vectors and design. Even though I'm not a good and professional artist. I'll try to show my creative work and my ability in the field of art. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rheyjc My Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/My-Art-World/423952837650864?ref=hl Deviantart: http://rheyjc.deviantart.com/May 15th, 2012
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Lowbrow is a widespread populist art movement with origins in the underground comix world, punk music, hot-rod street culture, and other subcultures. Lowbrow art often has a sense of humor - sometimes the humor is gleeful, sometimes impish, and sometimes it is a sarcastic comment. The single most common tactic that Lowbrow artists employ is to poke fun at convention. They know the "rules" of art, and consciously choose not to abide by them. If the test of time for legitimacy (as an artistic movement) means that Lowbrow speaks/spoke, in visual terms, to the millions of us who share a common cultural, symbolic language - albeit a "lower" or "middle" class, media-driven language - then, yes, Lowbrow is here to stay. Anthropologists will probably study Lowbrow in the future, to attempt to figure out late 20th and early 21st century U.S. societal influences.May 18th, 2012
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Our overview of Free Turkish films online with English subtitles. I have selected the best Turkish films available for free on Youtube and the latest ones on Netflix. This means all legal streaming and downloading. Turkey, as a great film and tv country, has a lot to offer – from Turkish comedies online to drama's with English subtitles online.
Turkish cinema is a huge part of Turkish national culture. In recent years Turkey has been producing excellent films that had great success within its own borders, but have also been picked up internationally. Especially in Europe and the Arab world due to the high amount of Turkish expats and immigrants (and second and third generation Turks abroad) who (stream) watch Turkish films online in large quantities. For them the Turkish film channel is an excellent paid website. They do not include Netflix, but Netflix also has a pretty large supply of Turkish films.
Great recent Turkish films are feature films like Innocence (1997), Vizontele (2001), Uzak (2002), Gegen Die Wand (2004 – watch in our German section), Three Monkeys (2008), Once Upon a time in Anatolia (2011) just to name a few. Although Turkey has never been nominated for an Oscar, the list of great Turkish films is endless.
For those who cannot read Turkish subtitles or speak Turkish and would like to get introduced to Turkish cinema for free, I have made a selection of terrific free Turkish series and films online on Youtube.
Free Turkish films on Youtube with English subtitles
All these films are available on Youtube and the list will be updated regularly. We have placed German-Turkish films (Gegen die Wand, Auf der Anderen Seite) in our German film section. All our selected full films are with English subtitles. Either hardcoded or with the use of CC button.
Uzak online
One of my favorite Turkish films online. 'Uzak' or 'Distant' is an amazing drama film about a photographer who goes through an existential crisis when his wife leaves him. The film has been internationally successful, with amongst others awards from Cannes.
Issiz Adam – Lonely online
Let start of with some Turkish romance. Issiz Adam is 2004 Turkish romantic feature film about how to have a love live in a time of modernity. Very popular on Youtube.
Yol online
A beautiful Turkish drama film with English subtitles. YOL was nominated for a Golden Globe in 1982 and is about the stories of five prisoners who get one week of leave. A rather harsh portrait of Turkish society. Watch the full film here.
Usta – The Master online
Here you can watch the Maser online with English subtitles. No not the American one.
Ay Lav Yu online
Turkey also produces a lot of comedy films. Not necessarily our favorite genre, but to give you an Example of a typical Turkish comedy – wacth Ay Lav Yu by Hukumet Kadin.
My Father and My son online
Another good full English subtitled drama film on Youtube by director and writer Cagan Irmak.
Let us know if you know of more good free Turkish film with English subtitles online!
We also have a selection of great subtitled Turkish tv series in:
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Margin Call (2011)
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Smart, tightly wound, and solidly acted, Margin Call turns the convoluted financial meltdown of '08 into gripping, thought-provoking drama.
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Smart, tightly wound, and solidly acted, Margin Call turns the convoluted financial meltdown of '08 into gripping, thought-provoking drama.
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Set in the high-stakes world of the financial industry, Margin Call is an entangling thriller involving the key players at an investment firm during one perilous 24-hour period in the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. When an entry-level analyst unlocks information that could prove to be the downfall of the firm, a roller-coaster ride ensues as decisions both financial and moral catapult the lives of all involved to the brink of disaster. Writer/director J.C. Chandor's enthralling first
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Chandor proffers a cross-section of a Lehman Brothers-esque company as the realisation dawns that sub-prime speculation has brought the market to an ominous tipping point.
Topical drama about the financial crisis lacks the visceral punch to grab an audience.
Spacey is mesmerizing as Sam, a weary, aging lion losing his appetite for antelope. And Irons plays the villain with magisterial ease.
It's a realistic take on what happens when high-flying money speculators suddenly hit ground. It's also a great calling card for J.C. Chandor, the writer/director making his feature debut.
Margin Call is Wall Street for now. That a sexy Gordon Gekko-type villain is no longer anywhere to be found shows just how much worse things really are today.
A well-told and credible look at the economic collapse from the perspective of one company's employees.
Gets the little details right, the way everyone is one bad week away from being homeless, the way you can have a conversation with a colleague with the cleaning lady standing in between you and no one will ever even acknowledge that she's there.
A Wall Street version of 'Glengarry Glen Ross' in which the weak are whisked aside and the alpha dogs stick around long enough to fill their pockets with millions of other people's money.
In Margin Call, first time writer-director JC Chandor creates a humanizing insight into the lives of the bankers who discovered the fall of the economy.
Wily humor and sly observations about the lives of these high rollers are the highlights... It's when those give way to issues of morality that the film disappoints, just a little...
At times, the film becomes just a series of static, over-determined conversations held in lofty offices and gleaming toilets.
Margin Call can't beat the street, missing the mark in a major way given the massive expectations.
Es casi imposible identificarse con alguno de los personajes. Y el director y guionista lo sabe, por eso dota a su �pera prima de una tensi�n propia de un thriller, y de una mirada c�nica y desencantada.
This is Chandor's triumph, and marks him out as someone to keep an eye on in the future.
Margin Call's a tightly scripted, intensely acted, skillfully directed, character piece that illuminates the depths of moral and ethical corruption at the epicentre of western capitalist society.
Intelligently written and brilliantly portrayed, Margin Call delves into the belly of the beast where consequence is given no conscious and the line between good vs evil is blurred amongst a sea of numbers.
Taut Wall Street drama takes an inside look at financial and human meltdown.
With a script void of shouting matches and preachy monologues, J.C. Chandor makes the brave decision not to demonise these characters.
[It] gives us villains that, rather than being sympathetic, are well-argued and reasonable. It gives us heroes that, whilst idealistic, make immoral choices for their own betterment. Margin Call is complex, fury-inspiring, and thoughtful.
What makes it engaging is that the Oscar nominated screenplay explores the people who make the decisions from a moral point of view. And finds them wanting.
It's a fascinating film that reveals much about its characters and provides food for thought for all of us who live in a capitalist society. Greed may be good for the avaricious but it's sure as hell ugly when it comes at any cost
Smart, sharp and dark, J C Chandor's ensemble drama - eliciting defined, defiant performances from an A-grade cast - summons the spirit of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross.
Chandor underplays the human drama and the anonymity of the Wall Street office building so much it risks slipping into doldrums, but the stakes are too great and the actors too sharp to let that happen.
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Margin Call was much more entertaining then I thought possible. The initial plot summary of the film was enough to interest me, but I didn't think I would love it as much as I did. The movie has a tenseness about it, and the actors bring all the tension to the screen through their wonderful performances.�
This is a smart film about the beginning of the financial crisis. When an analyst finds a problem, an investment bank goes to work to see how they can solve this. Well, not really solve it, but only make it better for them. The film covers about a 24 hour period from when the investment bank let's a lot of workers go to the "fire sale" that takes place.
The best part of the movie was definitely the acting. There is an impressive ensemble cast at work here, with big names that include: Paul Bettany, Kevin Spacey, Demi Moore, and Stanley Tucci. There's also a good number of familiar faces, but not familiar names. All these actors give pretty good performances and make the most out of the movie. Without a cast that would absolutely bring it, this would have probably been a pretty boring and dry movie. The dryness of the business is left out though because the writing is designed for these actors to do what they do best.�
Margin Call is a film that deserves at least one viewing. It's entertaining, it's smart, and it's well made. It may not sound like a fun viewing experience, but in actuality, it really is. The hour and forty minute runtime flew by and at the end I was left satisfied. So give this one a shot, despite how you may think the movie will end up �leaving you. Take a chance on it, and you won't regret it.
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Faculty Assessment Fellows
The UNC Faculty Assessment Fellows serve as liaisons between the Assessment Office and their respective colleges. Assessment Fellows provide consultation, guidance, and professional development on program-level assessment of student learning. During their inaugural year in 2011/2012, the Assessment Fellows conducted a listening tour of faculty perceptions regarding assessment and developed and taught workshops on various assessment related topics.
Higher Learning Commission Assessment Academy
Working with the Director of Assessment, the Assessment Fellows authored a successful application to the Higher Learning Commission's Assessment Academy, a four-year program for institutions seeking to improve assessment practices on their campuses. A description of UNC's HLC Assessment Academy project is available here.
Assessment Leadership Institute
The Assessment Leadership Institute (ALI) was created by the Faculty Assessment Fellows as part of UNC's HLC Assessment Academy project. The ALI is a professional development program created by faculty for faculty focused on improving program-level student learning outcomes assessment. The program started in 2012-2013, and 16 programs have participated to date.
2012-2013 Cohort
Counseling Psychology
2013-2014 Cohort
2014-2015 will be the final year of the ALI. Applications for participation are currently being accepted through May 31. Details about the application process are available here: ALI Call for Applications.
Meet the Faculty Assessment Fellows
- Jason Byrnes, Associate Professor of Music, College of Performing and Visual Arts
- Lyda Ellis, Instruction Librarian/Associate Professor, University Libraries
- Heng-Yu Ku, Professor of Teacher Education, College of Education and Behavioral Sciences
- Jay Lightfoot, Professor of Computer Information Systems, Monfort College of Business
- Christine Marston, Associate Professor of Economics and Social Sciences, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Julie Sexton, Research Associate, MAST Institute, College of Natural and Health Sciences, Assistant Director of Assessment
Jason Byrnes
In addition to teaching in the applied tuba and music education areas, Jason Byrnes is director of the Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble, and performs with the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, the Rough Riders Dixieland Band, and the 101st Army Band. Before coming to UNC in 2003, Dr. Byrnes taught at the State University of New York-Potsdam, Murray State University, and in the public schools of Indianapolis. Dr. Byrnes earned degrees from Tennessee Technological University, Pennsylvania State University and Indiana University. Dr. Byrnes has been the chair of the UNC School of Music Program Assessment Committee for the past two years, and a member of the University Assessment Council since it was formed in 2010. He was active in UNC's recent NCATE accreditation process and currently serves as the chair of the Professional Education Council. His interest in assessment derives from his desire to improve instruction throughout the College of Performing and Visual Arts. (back)
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Lyda Ellis
Lyda Ellis is an Associate Professor for University Libraries where she works in the Instructional Services Department. She earned her BA from Meredith College and her MA and MLIS from the University of Alabama. In addition to teaching research courses for undergraduate and graduate students, Professor Ellis serves as the subject liaison to the Criminal Justice Program. Professor Ellis also serves as the Faculty Fellow for the Office of Undergraduate Research. Her current assessment focus is the assessment of student learning in library instruction. After hours you can find Professor Ellis in North Hall, where she lives as the Faculty-in-Residence.(back)
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Heng-Yu Ku
At UNC, Dr. Heng-Yu Ku served on the performance-based assessment committee for the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) programs and wrote the Education Unit Assessment Reports. Currently, he serves on the program review committee to review annual as well as the comprehensive program reports. In addition, he was appointed to serve on the University Assessment Council in 2010. Furthermore, he served as the assessment co-coordinator on UNC's NCATE leadership team to analyze institutional data and prepare for the Institutional Report. UNC's education programs received full and unconditional re-accreditation from the NCATE in 2011. (back)
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Jay Lightfoot
Jay M. Lightfoot graduated with a Ph.D. in management science/information systems from the University of Colorado in 1990. His current research interests include web-based education systems, assurance of learning curriculum design, and computer forensic methodologies. Dr. Lightfoot is the Assessment Coordinator for the Monfort College of Business and was involved in the college's successful reaccreditation by the AACSB in 2007. His current efforts in the assessment realm are focused on working to develop University assessment processes and improving the Assurance of Learning system within the Monfort College. (back)
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Christine Marston
Dr. Marston is an associate professor with a joint appointment to the Economics Department and the Social Science Program. She teaches Understanding the Contemporary Economy, Labor Economics, as well as Social Sciences for our elementary teacher candidates. Dr. Marston received her Ph.D. in economics from Colorado State University. Dr. Marston has served on the University Assessment Council, HSS's Program Review and Assessment Committee, and her departments' program review committees. Assessment continues to be an interest of hers and she looks forward to the opportunity to serve as an Assessment Fellow. She has been married for over 15 years and she and her husband are the proud parents of Espen and Ingrid. All feel very fortunate to call beautiful Colorado their home. (back)
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Julie Sexton
Dr. Julie Sexton is an educational researcher, evaluator, and adjunct instructor in the Mathematics and Science Teaching (MAST) Institute at UNC. She has developed and facilitated a professional development program to help university professors assess learning outcomes in their classes. She also researches how university professors change their teaching practices and beliefs. The assessment fellow position complements her professional development and research experiences. She sees is as a great opportunity to expand her skills and knowledge by helping professors develop assessment plans at the program level. In fall 2012, she joined the Assessment Office as Assistant Director of Assessment. (back)
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Before & After: From Blah to Beautiful
Professional Project
For anyone who's ever had a clear idea of what sort of style they wanted their space to look like, failed miserably, and thought they'd have to live with their failures forever, this before and after is proof that even big design missteps can be remedied. The designer who stepped in to refresh this space provides an easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide to how they got this design back on track.
Though the shots aren't from the same angle (and the light in the "after" much more flattering), we love how you can really see how the additions made a huge impact on the space, and where the design decisions went wrong in the "before." Designer J. Allen helped this homeowner by keeping most of the existing big ticket purchases and then refreshing the space with window treatments, a fireplace mini-makeover and a few new accents. From J. Allen:
The homeowner wanted the look of grand sophistication but several missteps along the way left her discouraged and her budget in rapid decline. Here's how we did it:
1. To add some wow to the windows we replaced the drab curtains with dramatic window treatments in a graphic print. By selecting a muted color palette the bold pattern doesn't overwhelm the space adding interest and texture.
2. We removed the wall sconces which did not offer any essential light and replaced them with framed artwork. Here's our trick to doing this on the cheap: Using simple store-bought frames we pulled images from the homeowners library of books! Two of the images are pages from a book on the Washington, DC botanical garden while the others are framed sheet music.
3. Check your inventory! We shopped other areas of the home and discovered the glass end tables in the homeowners basement. We also swapped the heavy brown arm chairs with 2 chairs from their dining room. These ivory tufted side chairs add a lighter look and feel to the space.
4. Dare to D.I.Y. Re-facing the fireplace has a huge impact on the updated look of this space. By covering the dark brick with a white marble tile the space feels bright and fresh. Adding tile or stone to a fireplace is always a great way to strike a balance between modern style and a traditional home.
See more photos of this project on Perceptions Interiors.
Thank you J. Allen!
(Image credits: J. Allen)
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Would love to see the 'before' photo from the same angle, but, still, lots of great ideas and very effective outcome. Love the idea of a dyptich above the mantel. My mind is so stuck on a single image there- this looks great.
Wish they would give sources - would love to know the source for the window treatments!
Wow! How could such a tiny space look so big now? Is this house on market now?
Amazing redo!
The light in the "after" photos is ALWAYS more flattering. Always.
That sofa sure looks different (and better) in the "after" shot. Wonder how they made that happen.
laughing that 2 poor dinner guests have to stand!
Realtor staging?
It looks much better ! I wonder how the spotlights were added to the ceiling.
Cannister lights in the ceiling certainly helped.
Why do these Before and After posts always change the angle of the shots? Use the same angle twice. It does so much better of a job of showing us how the room was changed.
It's not the angle...it is photography that stretches the photo so the room looks bigger than it actually is in the after...realtors do this a lot (actually, they hire photographers with the lenses and skill to do 'architectural photos' to pull off the look.)
This room is small. There is no way the before picture makes the room look smaller than it is...it is small. There's a fireplace of a certain size, not terribly wide, flanked close by on both sides by not terribly wide windows, and then the wall just past the window on each side. If you took the after shot from the different angle but without the room-stretching photography trick, it would still look small, only now more cramped with the addition of more furniture. Instead, the after makes the fireplace look like it is really wide now, making the room look much bigger, but it isn't. The windows look wider, too, but they aren't either. You can see this from the before shot of the fireplace and windows head on. That's the point of why the second picture was taken from a different angle, it was necessary to stretch the room for the photo.
Actually, those chairs are crying to be moved in from the wall and onto the rug. Or one of them at least...it looks too square having two like that. One chair on one side, closer to the couch, and perhaps a glass table in the corner on the other side. And that coffee table is likely too big for that room in reality. I don't like the ceiling can lights in an older home, which this is...they clash with the home's style...something more in the era of the home would have been better. The sconces weren't, so they are good to be gone...art is better on those walls. And the brick fireplace is ugly, I like the marble tile they covered it with much better. And no way is that the same couch, unless it has been recovered.
The room definitely looks better - but its gone from one end of the spectrum from too boring to too busy. There seems to be stuff everywhere - on the walls, chairs, couches, tables, etc etc
My personal preference is to have one single focal point and spend money on that - rather than try to get the eye to too many places at the same time.
I agree with what textiles said above - the before and after angle should always be the same to make for a good comparison. Also, budget is important - its easy to spend 10K to put fancy fireplace tiles and surrounding wood work plus ceiling lights plus new furniture to make the space good. But doing it for 1K would be the real skill.
Puleeeeze! The word beautiful is an understatement here!!
The house looks beautiful, but i don't see where "most" items were kept. I see a couch and maybe a table.
Huh, I'm confused. How can it be that they kept "most of the existing big ticket purchases" when everything except the sofa seems to have been replaced. The coffee table may be the same, but you can't tell from the angle in the before picture. I like the after, but don't believe the transformation is accurately described.
It looks like every other re do I've seen on here lately. Grey with Moroccan motif rug....it's nice but typical.
Agree the artwork is too big...all four pieces we can see are too oversized for where they are placed...somewhat smaller frames would look best in each place.
Surely that "after" picture uses some sort of fish-eye lens? Compare the window nearest to the viewer with the "before".
Both look quite impersonal, imo. Especially the after looks like it was composed by an interior designer, not by the people living there. Nice colors, though.
The practical tip here is that you can make a room seem bigger by removing contrast -- keep to one color and avoid things that are significantly darker or lighter than everything else.
The impractical tip is that you can make a room seem bigger by requiring visitors to view it through some fancy camera. It's amazing how the little windows changed from tall narrow rectangles to squares.
Its very nice, and that fireplace redo is gorgeous, but I would get tired quickly of all of the gloomy grey.
I don't understand the long curtains that look like they have to be closed over the radiator. If the fabric was touching the heat source, it could make a fire, or at least trap all the heat behind the curtains.
Very Nice
Indicating that the designer used most of the existing big ticket purchases seems inaccurate. None of the items in the before photo stayed, except the sofa (reupholstered) and perhaps the occasional table.
There are a few big impact, substantial costs not mentioned that push this beyond a simple "refresh" level: can light installation, custom roman shades, a new area rug (maybe this was taken from another room in the home), and the sofa reupholster job (the before picture doesn't show piped edging whereas the after does, I had initially thought it was just different lighting/filter but the piping leads me to believe they did reupholster).
This is not to take away from the useful, smart tips offered by the designer, which are themselves budget-friendly and very effective in refreshing a room. But framing the entire before/after as a budget-friendly refresh is misleading. I guess I felt compelled to comment because, as a designer, one of the biggest challenges of my job is managing expectations when it comes to impact versus budget, resources and schedule. Had this designer only done the four things outlined, the room would have been improved, but she did so much more and that's how you get a great looking room. The photo stretching does this room a disservice because, stretched perspective aside, I can see that the new palette, textiles, artwork and finishes created a more cohesive look.
Notice how there is twice as much fabric in the after drapes? If you're going for 'grand sophistication', the number one design-killer is skimping on the drapes. Two dinky panels that would never actually cover the expanse of the windows they're flanking will never achieve that look.
Nice but so "staged" and impersonal.
I much prefer the warm color/light of the original. Plenty of room for improvement, but I find all that new gray to be dreary, chill, and sad.
Fancy phtography tricks feel like a form of cheating. :(
It looks great, but VERY misleading. This room TINY…especially for a living room. The wall of the fireplace can't be more than 10 or 11 feet wide. Before and afters are always better from the same angle. I do enjoy the finished project though. Love the colors. I don't think it looks too "stagey". Well done.
This is really a testament to what good photography can do. If you shot a picture of the "before" room from the same angle with proper white balance, I bet it wouldn't have looked all that bad. This before shot looks too yellow and, obviously, is taken from an unimpressive angle. Someone in one of the other comments thought the couch was reupholstered. That yellow before photo is the culprit.
Usually before pics are taken by homeowners and after pics are taken by photographers. This doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out.
This also makes me want to retile our brick fireplace. Gah it's a corner one and thus a focal point and the walls are too small on both sides to put a chair...but you buy a historic house and you deal.
The "after" photo seems to make the room look like it has been improved more than it actually has. While perhaps unintentional, this type of photo fraud is endemic in the shelter industry. AT should enact a policy that prohibits such photography tricks if anyone wants their home to be shown on this site. If a homeowner can take the "before" photo, they can certainly also take the "after" shot in the same way. It might not look as nice, but it would give a more accurate sense of any improvement.
Wow a textured couch morphed into a black leather couch. How did they do that with a camera lens?
Is it just me, or are other people sick to death about the whining about matching "before" and "after" photos? Geez, people, it is not the function in life of everybody who ultimately posts here to document their decorating just to please you! Use a little imagination. And if fish-eye lenses are used to give a broader view of a small space, LIVE with it for crying out loud! It is only décor, not the Declaration of Independence.
The after is too staged/design-y for my taste, but I can appreciate it for what it is. Agree (again) with all those who criticize the different camera angles/qualities. I'd also like to say that using the phrase "failed miserably" to describe the before is a bit extreme. I'm sure lots of people would be perfectly content in the space. It wasn't exactly a hovel.
The traditional look in the before picture looks cozy. The after photo is gorgeous but if this is a functional fireplace, it will not stay white for long.
Sorry, but I cannot agree with you. If the After photo is done professionally (different light, different angle, different camera lens) then you are not comparing potatoes to potatoes.
Sorry, but I cannot agree with you. If the After photo is done professionally (different light, different angle, different camera lens) then you are not comparing potatoes to potatoes.
would it be such hardship to repost the after to the same angle as the before (because the opposite cannot be done)? then this will be an answer to all those people who are asking about putting grey in small spaces, mixing grey & beige, roman shades working in the same room w drapes. last thing to do is to pull those chairs into conversation zone on the rug & put same-scale short bookcases or chests flanking the fp.
I like that they covered the brick and hung full curtains. But to my eye, the before chairs are much nicer, and the before artwork over the fireplace, while difficult to see, appears to be more interesting than the after diptych. And while I like the artwork with the large white mats, those sconces looked fine, and you can never have too many light sources in a room.
I can live with the difference in photo angles, but would like to know the budget for the project. Different window treatments, adding lighting to the ceiling, new artwork, tables, updating the fireplace---this is not a "cheap" remodel.
All of the above. And the "big design missteps" in the before don't look so big, in fact there was not a lot of "design" going on at all in the before photo.
This designer is duplicitous. Sofa was reupholstered or replaced. Check out the back cushions and piping. Wiring for ceiling can lights would have cost a few $$, unless they, or a friend, does electrical work. I know because I had a wire run to middle of my living room ceiling for a fan.
As to the rest: Is the radiator is de-commissioned? Maybe these folks have shades--can't tell from photo tho the small windows have shades now. Of course, to close draperies, one needs to move the floor floral arrangement every time. Pillows on the (smaller) dining chairs look nice, but are they (the chairs) used for sitting, or decoration? Would it be possible to comfortably sit in the chair without removing pillow first? And where would you put it? On the floor? Not really functional design, just styling. If it suits the residents, fantastic.
Hi There, These window treatments were custom using a Kravet Ikat fabric. However, you can get the look for less with graphic panels from West Elm or Anthropologie. Good Luck!
Hello GwennD, The budget for this makeover was right around 6k. The biggest splurge for the homeowners was the art which is original. Refacing the fireplace was $500 while adding recessed lights came in around 2k largely due to plaster ceilings which are a nightmare to work with. The custom window treatments were $1500 and the rest is staging and pulling accents discovered throughout the home. Truth be told this same concept could be completed for half the amount (by selecting giclee art and retail window treatments) and look just as good!
Hi Torgny I wish there was some nifty camera trick that I could use to drastically improve the appearance of a space as it would certainly save me a lot of time! As a professional we often take the before photos of a space ourselves at the onset of a project before we know what direction the design will take. At the conclusion if we're over the moon about the result we'll bring in a photographer with a camera capable of capturing the entire space. All in all no fraud just a better camera with a better view.
Hello Serious Fun,
Managing expectations is definitely a challenge in the design industry these days. With home improvement shows implying great results can be achieved in a weekend for peanuts does make working in the field more challenging. However, with this space the wow you see is outlined in the steps. No reupholstery to the sofa you can credit the yellow tint and gritty image to my fabulous camera. The biggest splurge for the homeowners was the art which is original. Refacing the fireplace was $500 while adding recessed lights came in around 2k largely due to plaster ceilings which are a nightmare to work with. The custom window treatments were $1500 and the rest is staging and pulling accents discovered throughout the home. Truth be told this same concept could be completed for half the amount (by selecting giclee art and retail window treatments) and look just as good!
Kathryn I credit that to my crappy camera:/ The sofa is the same and was untouched. You can certainly appreciate it more in the after photo. Thank goodness for photographers and their snazzy cameras!
Smatinsf I appreciate your doubt but the only new pieces are the accents, area rug, floor lamp and art. Everything else was in the room or pulled from another area of the house. You can see more angles of the before by clicking the link.
Hey Textiles,
Believe it or not it's the same sofa untouched; and its the angle not the lens stretching the image. The after photo was taken by a photographer from the top of a ladder which was required to capture the entire space. You're right this is a small space in a 1920's colonial which is why using the white marble on the fireplace works to make the area appear larger. Every great design can use a little jedi mind trick here and there!
Too funny. No dinner guest were left standing in the remix of this space. The tufted chairs were replaced by alternate arm chairs at the head of the table!


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"All you need is love. All you want is sex. All you have is porn."
It's just that I don't want to be somebody's crush. If somebody likes me, I want them to like the real me, not who they think I am. And I don't want them to carry it around inside. I want them to show me, so I can feel it, too. I want them to be able to do whatever they want around me. And if they do something I don't like, I'll tell them.
People, or cowards as I call them, simply like to sit back and hope that time will do all their dirty work for them.
(because, let's be honest, wisdom mandates we let time play janitor occasionally.)
They forget that there are some things that are simply outside of time's jurisdiction.
Time may solve some things, but not all. The rest is for you to figure out, dude.
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when I'm just trying to find the nerve to touch your face."
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