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PCC is required by federal regulations to disclose information related to PCC's educational programs that lead to gainful employment in a recognized occupation. This information is intended to provide students the opportunity to measure employment outcomes associated with PCC's certificate programs.
Program Name and Length
- Title
- Automotive Service Technology
- Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP)
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- Definition
- Auto/Automotive Mechanic/Technician. An instructional program that prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to repair, service, and maintain all types of automobiles, trucks, vans and buses. Includes instruction in the diagnosis of malfunctions in and repair of engines; fuel, electrical, cooling, and brake systems; and drive train and suspension systems.
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- Two-Year Certificate
- Program Length
- 81 credits, approximately 7 terms to complete
Cost of Program
- Total in-state tuition and required fees for the entire program completed in normal time
- $7709.20
- Total estimated costs for books and supplies for the entire program
- $1,150
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- Number of students completing the program between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012
- 13
- Number completing the program with any student debt
- Not required to report (less than 10 students)
- Federal student loan debt
- Not required to report (less than 10 students)
- Private loan debt
- Not available at this time
- Institutional financing plan debt
- Not offered
- Normal time in months to complete program as published in program catalog
- 21 months; 7 terms
- Of the students completing the program between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012, number who completed the program within the normal time reported above.
- 4 students (33% completed in normal time)
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Obama receives so much slack for the economy but my company has prospered these past 4 years. We have more work than people to do it. Everyone talks about the unemployment rate but again my company cannot find people to work. We just want a clean background and be able to pass a drug test. That is not the President's fault. I'm sure other employers have faced the same hurdles.
Now onto the healthcare issue..I have health insurance. It is basically useless to me unless I have a major illness. I don't think its wrong of me to want to be able to go to the dr. Why would anyone wish to strip anyone of that right? Next you will say poor people can because they qualify for medicaid. you would wrong again. Most working adults cannot meet the income guidelines. Medicaid as is stands now is for children of low wage families and the elderly and disabled. The working parents in the low wage families are often left without insurance or they have crappy insurance like what i can afford thru my company. Healthcare does need to be overhauled so that working adults can get the medical care they deserve. You don't give handouts to people sitting on their butts. You help out the working poor who are busting their butts to provide for their families and improve their lives. If you want to complain about something, complain about the lazy people who manipulate the system and live a higher standard than many working adults. Don't work to take away my opportunity for healthcare.
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Why Generation Y May Be Evil
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Key to Koreas economic future (1)Last fall, I started working on a project that I loosely titled ``Bridges to Beauty." It was a simple idea really. All I did was choose two Han River bridges and I basically walked back and forth along the riverside parks picking up trash. One Saturday while I was making my rounds, an older gentleman stopped me and said, ``Thank you." A few moments later, a young couple summoned me over to their blanket and offered me some chicken and beer. The outpouring of appreciation was extraordinary, but at the same time, I began to grow concerned. Why was I being thanked and offered food? It's not my role to question the motivation of those kind souls who went out of their way to show their gratitude, but their doing so certainly raises a few questions. It's safe to assume that the main reason I was being thanked by so many people was due to the fact that I was a non-Korean voluntarily cleaning up a park. Sure, they appreciated the park being cleaned, but would they have stopped and thanked a Korean man doing the same thing? The issue here is not that I was cleaning up a park. The real issue here is that I was cleaning up ``their" park. Only, it's not ``their" park. In fact, it's just as much mine as it is theirs. I have been a resident of Seoul for five years and have paid taxes just like everyone else. When I go out and clean up a city park, it's because I want to see the parks in my city clean. This mindset, however, is not limited to such trivial situations like cleaning a city park. Koreans in general seem to believe that this country can only be owned by those who possess their ``minjok" or pure Korean blood line. I understand that simply paying taxes doesn't make me Korean per se, but now that Korea allows dual citizenship, there will be millions of people of other nationalities and ethnicities who are going to be South Korean citizens ― or simply put: Koreans. Currently, Korea is at a crossroads both socially and economically. The nation has one of the lowest birthrates in the world. It has the highest suicide rate in the OECD. Along with Japan, Korea is aging more rapidly than any other nation on the planet. Korean companies have the lowest number of foreign bosses, managers and employees in the OECD. And as of July of this year, the Korean government plans on implementing a new law that will force small companies to limit employee weekly working hours to forty. All of these very real problems pose a serious threat to Korean productivity and economic expansion. Hajime Kitano, a senior economist at JP Morgan Securities, predicts that unless these trends are reversed, Korea will enter a ``lost decade" (or two) much like Japan has been experiencing since the 1990s. If Korea wants to avoid following in Japan's footsteps, now is the time to open the nation up to people and talent from all over the world. Allowing dual citizenship is a great step that will seriously reduce the effects of ``brain drain," but that's not enough to stave off the full-blown labor disaster that's sure to hit Korea unless measures are taken to combat it. Immigration policies need to allow for enough flexibility so that people know they can grow and succeed here. People need to feel like this nation is just as much theirs as it is the ethnic Koreans. When I clean the park, I want people to know that I'm not doing it for them, but I'm doing it for all of us. After all, this is "our" nation, right? The writer has been teaching modern Korean social issues and current events for the past four years in southern Seoul. He can be reached at email@example.com, or on his blog at www.asktheexpat.blogspot.com. This is the first installment of a three-part story. |


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We follow a listening room philosophy. As a performer here, you will never be treated as "wallpaper": you'll have the full attention of the audience during your performance (including in-between tunes...so bring your best banter!). You'll be able to connect with your fans --- both established and prospective --- in a way that's simply not possible at louder small venues such as bars and pubs.
Please check out our About page, the most recent Buzz, and the unedited reviews of Studio 99 from our past performers and audience on Indie On the Move.
Our weekday events (including jam sessions, open mics, piano karaoke, etc.) are alcohol-free --- coffees, teas, soft drinks, snacks, and chocolates are always available for sale.
We also feature a BYOB option at some of our weekend concerts, all of which are clearly labelled as such. There is a small additional BYOB fee, on top of the ticket price, for those who "B their own B".
Ian Ethan Case, an innovative acoustic double-neck guitarist who performed for us during in May of 2009, had this to say about our performance space:
It is a dream come true to have the opportunity to play in a real listening room like Studio 99. After a few years of playing in noisy bar and restaurant situations where music is not the primary focus, I really cherish the chance to play in a situation where people are really showing up just to listen.
For me, the whole point of composing and performing instrumental music is to communicate; it's not about surface-level entertainment, but trying to share with others the new musical ideas that I've come across so far. Listening rooms make it possible to do just that...and it's a better, richer, deeper, more detailed, more interesting, more memorable experience for everyone!
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As our 1100 square foot space features a hardwood/laminate stage area and a wall of windows. It's a fairly live space, acoustically.
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Our house capacity is 75, with additional standing room for 10 more.
Relatively established regional and nationally touring acts who are looking for a respectiful, music-centric setting are the best fit for us. Artists with devoted (if not large) groups of fans work well --- they will love to hear you in our setting.
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San Diego—March 8, 2013—NewSchool of Architecture and Design (NSAD) is collaborating with the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) to offer a design studio led by architect Kai-Uwe Bergmann, partner and director of business development at BIG. The award-winning architectural firm, founded by... View full entry »
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The post-graduate Master program focuses on digital design methods and construction technologies in Architecture, Engineering and Design. The curriculum provides scientific and practical foundation and gives an overview of latest developments in Computational Design and Construction. The... View full entry »
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Meyer Scherer & Rockcastle Ltd (MS&R), co-founded by principal Thomas Meyer (B.Arch '74), received the American Institute of Architects' (AIA) highest honor for interior architecture for converting an abandoned Wal-mart into a highly functional public library in McAllen, Texas. The final... View full entry »
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Lakers vs. Pistons: Player Grades and Analysis for Los Angeles
By (Featured Columnist) on November 5, 2012
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All it took for the Los Angeles Lakers to finally get off their schnide was a visit from one of the worst teams in the NBA. Thanks to the Detroit Pistons, the Lake Show nabbed their first win of the season with a final score of 108-79.
While you can't say much about the team they beat, it was nice to see the Lakers finally put their offense together in a manner that was both entertaining and impressive.
Dwight Howard led the team in scoring with 28 points, but the team shared the wealth, with five different Lakers ending up with double-digit scoring.
It's going to be interesting to see whether or not this Lakers win was the result of the team actually clicking or just a terrible team coming into town and giving them the breathing room to run their offense efficiently.
Let's take a look at how the Lakers were able to win and what role each unit of this team played in their first victory of the season.
Point Guard: Steve Blake
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Steve Blake looked like a completely capable stop-gap filling in for Steve Nash. If anything, I may be underselling him a bit.
What was expected from Blake was for him to come in, hit a couple threes and get out of the way when Kobe wanted the ball.
Blake did hit two threes on his way to six points, but he also finished the game up with five rebounds, six assists and a game-high five steals.
The veteran floor general wasn't just falling on a loose pass here and there, he was getting physical with Detroit's point guards and forcing them to give up the ball.
Final Grade: B+
Shooting Guard: Kobe Bryant
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I'm not sure the last time we saw Kobe Bryant play a game quite like this, but it was interesting to say the least.
Kobe played well, there's no doubt about it, but the last time we saw him play a game where he took fewer than 11 field-goal attempts was all the way back in January 2011.
His 5-of-10 shooting was plenty efficient and he was able to add seven rebounds and eight assists—his highest total since February of last season.
He wasn't passive, as he was very much involved in the offense, but it was a Kobe that we just aren't used to seeing. It's probably good to see that the Mamba is capable of backing down and letting the hot hands take over when appropriate.
Call it refreshing, call it promising—just don't look at Kobe's 15-point game and think he wasn't a big part of this one.
Final Grade: A-
Small Forward: Metta World Peace
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As usual, Metta World Peace came into this game and did some weird stuff. But instead of his weird actions hurting Los Angeles, his wild three-pointers, rough-and-tumble defense and coast-to-coast trips to the basket all seemed to work.
World Peace put down 18 points, five rebounds and four assists, going above and beyond what the Lakers expect him to do on a nightly basis.
He continued to hit the corner three that has been so kind to him over the past few years, draining three trifectas in all, and ended up making seven of his 11 shots in all.
If World Peace can come in and do two-thirds of what he did tonight for the Lakers on a regular basis, he's going to be an extremely productive player this season.
Final Grade: A
Power Forward: Pau Gasol
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If there's one thing you can truly get on Gasol for in this game, it has to be that he was slightly inefficient from the floor, but that's about it.
Gasol's 6-for-16 shooting mark was the worst percentage of any Lakers starter, but he did so much more than just score tonight.
Those six shots yielded 14 points to go along with five rebounds, two assists and three big-time blocks.
His defense was better tonight than it's been in Los Angeles' other three games, and by a long shot. This is the exact type of performance the Lakers need from Gasol on the defensive end night in and night out.
Final Grade: B+
Center: Dwight Howard
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Dwight Howard had a game that did the Purple and Gold fanbase proud.
Not only did he make his impact felt on the offensive end of the floor to the tune of 28 points on 12-of-14 shooting, but his defense was a game-changer in this one.
Howard pulled down seven rebounds and ended up with three blocks and two steals in a game where there were always shots waiting to be altered.
He may have ended up with only three blocks in this game, but he got a hand in the face of a few dozen shooters and altered nearly all of their attempts.
Final Grade: A
Sixth Man: Antawn Jamison
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It may be on a rolling basis, but it's time for us to reevaluate who exactly is this team's sixth man. It's Antawn Jamison in theory, but in terms of impact on the game, it has to be Jordan Hill right now.
Even still, Jamison ended up putting six points on the board for the Lakers tonight, including a deep three-ball.
He was also able to run into four rebounds, an assist and a steal in 19 minutes of play. Not a bad game for Jamison, but not exceptional like the starters seemed to be.
Final Grade: C+
Lakers Bench
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The Lakers bench saw their most playing time of the season so far in this one. Of course, it didn't hurt that the game was well in hand by the end of the first quarter.
Jordan Hill emerged as the hero of this one off the bench, scoring 11 points to go along with seven rebounds, a steal and a block.
We also saw Darius Morris knock down a few shots, including a three-ball, and Chris Duhon add three dimes to the equation.
There wasn't anything spectacular going on off the bench tonight, but they played well enough to help the team keep a sizable lead.
The stat line of the night has to go to Earl Clark, who was able to come in for two minutes and end up with a plus/minus of plus-five despite not contributing a single stat.
Final Grade: B-
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Dexter's backstory is established in the first novel. He begins killing neighborhood pets as a child. Harry finds the animals' remains and recognizes that young Dexter has sociopathic tendencies with an apparent need to kill.[4] Harry decides to train Dexter to channel his violent urges in a "positive" direction: he teaches his adopted son to be a cautious, meticulous and efficient killer and shows him how to leave no clues. Harry also teaches Dexter to live a public life that discourages suspicion, faking emotions and reactions that are expected of him, but which he never actually experiences. Most importantly, Harry gives the boy a system of ethical principles that Dexter comes to call "the Code of Harry." The central tenet of that code is to only kill people who are, themselves, killers. There are other components to the code as well; the first rule is to evade the law and not get caught.
I really like this show as its different then what is normally on the airways. Nowadays everything seems to be a situation comedy, a dumb reality show or a lame drama. With this show, you are forced to juxtapose Dexter the police analyst with Dexter the serial killer, only to find out that there is a fine line that separates a killer with that of a normal human being. You are forced to review your moral principles. One the one hand, you know that what he is doing is wrong, but on the other hand, he is only killing those that are deserving of death and you empathize with him. What a great show! The unique premise of this show is that you are forced to empathize with a serial killer and challenge your value system. Dexter is the good cop/bad cop/judge/jury/executioner all rolled into one character. I find myself saying, "Hey. Wait a minute. I can't feel sorry for a serial killer" or "I never thought a serial killer would have a code of honour". The "sunny" backdrop of Miami also breaks from the usual dark, gritty crime dramas. Great plotline. Great characters (except for the sister who isn't entirely believable as a cop). watch season 1 & 2 here http://videostic.com/TvShows/episode...on=1&episode=4 |
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Latino Boys Magazine Columnas
Yes! Music issue is here! Whoop whoop! Some of you may know that I'm a colossal Kylie Minogue addict. Can you believe that her latest single "All the Lovers" was actually recorded in Spanish and written by her Spaniard boyfriend Andres Veloncoso? I guess everybody wants to add a little Latin flavor to their music. Now get out there and DANCE! Dance I say!
The summer has arrived and it's time to get hard! Ernesto Caballero, a personal trainer with Island City Health and Fitness makes us all sweat in this video full of tips to improve your health. Don't miss it!
¡Ha llegado el verano y es hora de ponerse duro! Ernesto Caballero, un entrenador personal de Island City Health and Fitness nos hace a todos sudar en este video lleno de consejos para mejorar su salud. ¡Véanlo ahora!
Why is it that every July mojitos come back in style? Seriously, I've already had 38 this summer. I mean no one drinks cosmos anymore, not even with the Sex and the City film that just passed. Even Brazilian caipirinhas are not in style this summer. Maybe it's just the alcoholic in me trying to decide what I'm gonna drink tonight. Anyway, this month has some crazy events happening featuring: a nation of bears, a week of fashion, an 80's pop icon, bruthaz and of course Latin parties!
Café Con Leche es el canal de vídeo exclusivo de Latino Boys Magazine, proporcionando segmentos breves sobre lo que está ocurriendo alrededor de la ciudad y las últimas modas con Vixen Lazorra.
Alright sports fans, get ready to play ball! In this episode of Cafe Con Leche, Vixen interviews Jennifer, Laurie, and Marty, the dynamic team behind Sidelines Sports Bar! Since 2006, Sidelines is a quality gay sports-themed bar like no other in the heart of Wilton Manors. Check it out and drop by Sidelines!
Aficionados de los deportes, ¡prepárense para jugar la pelota! En este episodio de Café Con Leche, Vixen entrevista a Jennifer, Laurie y Marty, el equipo dinámico de Sidelines Sports Bar! Desde 2006, Sidelines es un bar gay de deportes de alta calidad como ninguna otra en el corazón de Wilton mansiones. ¡Vean el video hoy y visiten a Sidelines!
Café Con Leche es el canal de vídeo exclusivo de Latino Boys Magazine, proporcionando segmentos breves sobre lo que está ocurriendo alrededor de la ciudad y las últimas modas con Vixen Lazorra.
In this edition of Café Con Leche, we reach to out to loyal supporter and former cover model, Yubi Herrera for some info behind Care Resource, the success of April's Miami AIDS Walk, his involvement with the community and much more.
En esta edición de Café Leche Con, hablamos con nuestro amigo y el modelo de portada, Yubi Herrera para información sobre Care Resource, el éxito del Miami AIDS Walk de Abril, su implicación con la comunidad y mucho más.
Forgive me diary for I have sinned. It feels like I start my columns with this a lot, but this time it's really true. I've been eating after midnight! Cue the soap opera music. I know, I know. I can't help it. There's too many food options opened at night. Am I the only one starving after leaving the hot and sweaty club? A girl's gotta eat lil something after gazing at all that meat frolicking around! I mean after all that dancing! Can you blame me? Just look at all the events that are happening alone this month! See if you don't get hungry for food. Come on, you know you want a bite.
Christian Chávez burst onto the scene in 2004 thanks to the hit telenovela Rebelde. The show was so popular that audiences wanted more. Immediately following the success of the soap opera, the cast turned to singing and formed RBD that same year. The group went on to sell over 14 million digital downloads and over 20 million albums worldwide in four years. Sadly, the two time Latin-Grammy nominated Mexican pop group called it quits in 2008. Christian then set his sights on establishing himself as a solo artist. Earlier this year, the 26 year old gay Mexicano released his debut album Almas Transparentes. We recently dished about his new release, the past with RBD and his thoughts on marriage equality.
Café Con Leche es el canal de vídeo exclusivo de Latino Boys Magazine, proporcionando segmentos breves sobre lo que está ocurriendo alrededor de la ciudad y las últimas modas con Vixen Lazorra.
Adora serves us some cafe of her own with "Twist" when she talks about the Sobe nightspot that has been a staple in our community for many years and remains committed to the Latino gay community with Bar Five, a dedicated Latin bar seven days a week.
Adora nos sirve su propio estilo de café con un "Twist" mientras habla del local de Sobe cual es súper reconocida por muchos años en nuestra comunidad y cual sigue profundamente comprometida a la comunidad Latina gay con Bar Five, una barra dedicada a los Latinos siete días de la semana.
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SAO PAULO (AFP) - Brazil is going through with the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets from France after maker Dassault lopped two billion dollars off their price. The total deal is worth 10.2 billion dollars, including 6.2 billion dollars for the fighters themselves -- down from a previous figure of 8.2 billion -- and four billion for maintenance over the next three decades, the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo reported Thursday.
PHOENIX, AUGUST 12, 2009 -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defense (MOD) will purchase the Honeywell 55-L-714A engine and spares, valued at approximately $185 million, to retrofit their fleet of Chinook helicopters. "Beginning next year, Honeywell will begin fitting U.K. Chinooks with its upgraded 55-L-714A engine that increases power by 17%, increases maintenance intervals and reduces fuel consumption by nearly 5 percent," said Garrett Mikita, President, Defense & Space, Honeywell Aerospace.
Agreement Covers APUs and Maintenance for 12 Leased and New Aircraft DUBAI AIR SHOW, U.A.E., Nov. 15, 2009 -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that it will provide Auxiliary Power Units (APU) and long-term APU maintenance for Bahrain Air's Airbus A319/A320 single-aisle aircraft in a contract worth more than $5.5 million. Honeywell's 131-9A APU, the most commonly used APU for single-aisle commercial transport, is averaging more than 10,000 hours between unscheduled repair events, a more than 60 percent improvement over other APUs in its class size.
Honeywell Will Provide APUs for Up to 44 New Aircraft Transaction Valued at US$36 Million Underlines Ongoing Growth and Expansion at Air Arabia DUBAI AIR SHOW, U.A.E., Nov. 15, 2009 -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that it will provide the fuel-efficient 131-9A Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) to Air Arabia, the first and leading low-cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa, in a deal worth $36 million. The Honeywell 131-9A APUs will be included on new A320 purchases through 2016.
Contract Valued At More than $28 Million IntuVue Offers Improvement in Turbulence Detection, Reliability and Cost of Operations DUBAI AIR SHOW, U.A.E., Nov. 18, 2009 -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today its IntuVue 3-D advanced weather radar and seven other safety and information management products were selected by PT. Garuda Indonesia (Persero). The products will be standard on 25 B737-800 aircraft delivered between mid 2009 and 2011. The contract, valued at more than $28 million, includes an option for 25 additional aircraft. "The selection of IntuVue is a testament to PT.
SINGAPORE, Feb. 3, 2010 -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that Turkish Airlines is the first customer to select Honeywell's SmartTraffic™ system which enables the newly developed Airbus Airborne Traffic Situational Awareness (ATSAW) system. Utilizing ADS-B technology to increase safety by providing pilots with more information on surrounding air traffic, the new software also allows pilots to better plan for oceanic flight level changes to reduce fuel burn – resulting in significant cost savings.
Honeywell to Provide Global Auxiliary Power Unit Maintenance Services for 25 Aircraft SINGAPORE, Feb. 2, 2010 -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that it will provide Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) repair and overhaul services for China Eastern Airlines' aircraft over the next 10 years. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. "Honeywell's service centers are delivering exceptional customer support with fast turnaround times," said Mike Madsen, vice president, Airlines, Honeywell Aerospace.


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The king of shock art strikes again.
He's eaten an actual corgi and a swan – mmm chewy – he's catapulted grannies, set fire to himself outside the Houses of Parliament and pulled on pink tights to dance outside Scotland Yard as a ballerina pig. And now he's announced that he's planning to recreate the death of Raoul Moat.
Who is this despicable figure? A criminal, an insane man in need of help? Well maybe, because it's Mark McGowan, bad taste king of the art world. Like an ageing superhero with a bit of a paunch, McGowan shocks like no other, fighting absurd losing battles as the people's missionary.
Well if you're slightly sickened by that, you're not going to take too kindly to this either, as McGowan rather likes to re-enact highly controversial news stories. He's taken on Jade Goody's death, Jean Charles de Menezes' murder, the kidnapping of Shannon Matthews and, let's not forget, the conception of Prince William. McGowan digs up the ridiculous and obsessive nature of how news stories follow events.
This time McGowan is to don a cardboard box with the face of Raoul Moat stuck on the side to recreate the events leading up to his death. Over the course of a 30-minute play, McGowan will play all the parts that make up the story: a newsreader, the policemen and Raoul himself – we want to know if Gazza's going to make an entrance?
The performance is set to take place at Bearspace on the 24th September, so expect a dramatic stand-off surrounded by a limited set of broken branches "to make it look like woods". It'll be as rough round the edges as McGowan's seemingly troubled and fabulously critical mind. We're thinking that maybe he didn't get much attention as a kid?
Click here to read Tom's interview with Mark McGowan.
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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 News) - It's the first gift new parents give their baby-- their name. A viral YouTube video is showing that Utah knows how to make them original.
"Breyannin, Brevik, and Bryntle," are just a few of the names mentioned in the video.
The are unique names (perhaps spelled: Y-E-W-N-E-E-K).
Is it really just a Utah thing?
They are names like Kynzlee, Emersyn and Nachelle.
"I have two girls, and they both have unique names as well," says Melissa Cloward.
The video was uploaded earlier this month, and has over 109,000 views. The channel's other video: "Things Mormon Girls Say" was another viral Youtube hit.
Todd Michaelis says, "I don't think it's Mormon-Based. I think some people are trying to be more creative with names because they're trying to make their own identity."
At Intermountain Medical Center Monday, The Bahr family named their fifth child Andrew Albert.
"Well we like classic, good names, because they're going to stay with them a long time," explains Alli Bahr.
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Wonderful weekend weather…
November 4th, 2011 at 7:25 am by Jamie Jarosik under Uncategorized, WeatherOur storm system dumped significant rainfall to our southwest… check out these totals from yesterday/overnight:
Cincinnati set a daily record for rainfall yesterday, with 2.26″… and that additional .01″ picked up overnight. That beats the old record of .65″ set back in 1961. It also pushes their yearly rainfall total to 60.69″, so their wettest year on record continues to get even wetter! There were some flooding concerns down in Butler and Hamilton Counties for awhile overnight with the heavy rain in place. But thankfully, it's a thing of the past… as the storm pulled away early this morning, and we're back to dry conditions. Clouds will break up during the late morning hours as high pressure builds in. This will set us up for a sunny afternoon… and all that brightness will continue right through the weekend.
We'll see high pressure not only at the surface:
But also aloft, which will mean bright blue skies:
It also means a slow warming trend for the area. We'll be cool both today and Saturday, with highs in the mid-50s… but expect upper 50s Sunday, and 60s early next week. We now look to stay pretty quiet at the beginning of next week, with the rain chances increasing for Wednesday/Thursday. And something interesting on the models… might we see some snowflakes mixing in by Thursday/Friday?
It certainly looks cold enough in the latest model runs! It's still a long way off… but we'll keep an eye on it. We're having my 4-year-old daughter's birthday party this weekend. Wish me luck… as I will be consumed with kids and princesses Thankfully, we get an extra hour as we FALL BACK Saturday night. I will be spending my extra hour cleaning up from the party… because you know young children don't participate in Daylight Savings (ie, they don't let you enjoy an extra hour of sleep… lol). I hope you enjoy your extra hour and your weekend!
In space news, there has been another increase in solar activity. A big solar flare occurred yesterday, sending waves of ionization towards Earth… but the CME, or coronal mass ejection that brought us the beautiful Northern Lights not too long ago is actually heading towards Mercury and Venus. But the active region on the sun is now turning toward Earth, so there is potential for another sky show here in the coming days. You can stay updated on this by checking with SPACEWEATHER.COM… and by keeping an eye to the sky over the weekend.
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Making pots is about evolution. As long as I feel my work is progressing, then I don't worry.If I notice that certain elements of production are not working, then I lose interest. When the boss gets bored, there is trouble. Not long ago, I tried to maintain control over surface and glaze. In reaction to that I have gravitated toward a looser way of making pieces and glazes that I could not control if I tried. Perhaps the wood kiln, with its own tendency toward variation has nudged me in this direction. I am continually reinventing my line of work to keep the pieces fresh and alive. This gives me more freedom to grow. There is a saying, "At the point of origin lie the most possibilities." My goal is to keep enough freshness in my work to allow those possibilities to take form.


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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Change is coming
I still don't know what's going to happen with the error I made - I've been referring to it as the terrible awful in my head.
The terrible awful is weighing me down.
Sometimes I don't even know why I blog. I'm not a good writer. I haven't been good at nourishing those friendships I've made along the way.
I post less and less and less....
And then I don't know what to say. I take less pictures. I do less things. I honestly just try to make it through the day. And who wants to hear about my daily grind, when you are trying to make it through your own day?
There are a million things unsaid. Unsaid because I don't even know who reads these words anymore.
And a video of G singing, because he is just THAT cute. And just because.
25 comments:
- MiMi said...
Friend, we love you and we like reading your words, no matter what they're about.
You are a busy woman, a working mother...you have a lot on your plate. We know that.
I want you to keep blogging because I know that you are a wonderful person and that if you don't get right back to your comments or visit our blogs every day, it's because you are busy. You are a great person and we know this. It's why we hang around.
You need a place to vent, blogging helps that.
Keep on keepin' on and focus on G and your work (the terrible awful will resolve itself one way or another soon, i'm praying) and things will be okay.
Now. Remember: You is kiiiiind, you is smaaaaaart, and you is important. - January 12, 2012 at 10:27 AM
- Mary Ruth Gilliam said...
This is life and life is not always cupcakes and rainbows. Blog what you feel, and the real friends and readers will always be here!
- January 12, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- kristi said...
I love your blog! Don't go!
- January 12, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- Meg said...
WTH??? Don't let life get you down like this! You're in a funk, but we all get in funks, right? So ride it out and do what you can, when you can. You've got lots of friends out here--wallow in your crap for a little bit and then start to climb back out of it. We'll all be here to offer a hand, even if it's just a virtual one!
- January 12, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Beth said...
*I* read this, and will continue to, even throughout awful stressful no-good days. :)
We all go through shyte at work. If everything in your life was continually hunky-dory, I would suspect that you were lying to us. And I appreciate that you aren't.
If you need to break from blogging, I won't judge ya. - January 12, 2012 at 11:19 AM
- Max's Mommy said...
I'm a bad commenter but I read. :o)
Good luck with your job stuff. Blech. - January 12, 2012 at 12:15 PM
- Kaylen said...
I feel your pain. I have a big issue at work right now, and had a really big issue at work last year, but I can't blog about it ever and it's REALLY hard-cause it's all consuming and it's hard to be light-hearted and entertaining and pretend life is just normal.
And then when life IS normal...it's hard to pretend to be interesting and entertaining! :)
Your blog almost always makes me laugh. I think you should feel free to take a break and just come on back here and there to make me laugh. (it's all about me) - January 12, 2012 at 12:49 PM
- Debby@Just Breathe said...
Cute video with Grayson. I am here for you and don't mind reading whatever you have to share. Hope everything turns out good for you.
- January 12, 2012 at 1:07 PM
- Impulsive Addict said...
It's ok. We still read you so post whatever you want! We love you!
Keep your head up. Work will get better. - January 12, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- Kerri said...
even when u dont say anything i still check ur blog everyday!
just write what u know and dont worry about anyone else
love the G video!! - January 12, 2012 at 2:49 PM
- jacque4u2c said...
Aaaaaa. Yep you must be down if you can't see what a great impact you bring to others. I mean we would be devasted not to get any crazy nana stories, mole removing pics, fat ass friday ventures, g updates! Sheesh girl you got us addicted to your awesome personality and creativity! So, please hang in there with us! Hugs!
- January 12, 2012 at 3:29 PM
- Dillypoo said...
Blog for YOU, not us. We're just here to eavesdrop at your invitation.
Hugs! - January 12, 2012 at 3:33 PM
- Fat in Suburbia said...
Your blog is one of my favorites. Work will get better so hang in there!
- January 12, 2012 at 3:44 PM
- Artiafora said...
Keep your chin up girl!! Problems at work can really pull you down and I know it can feel like your whole world is crashing down. I despised my last job and it ended with very bad feelings that still make me cringe 3 1/2 years later. But, remember what REALLY matters, and that is your family, your precious G and your health. You kicked ass last year losing 20 lbs. and I know you will do well again this year.
You are doing fantastic! I read your blog and one other daily. I don't always comment, but I read and I love. - January 12, 2012 at 3:51 PM
- Janna said...
Hugs friend! If you ever need to talk...I am here for you!
- January 12, 2012 at 8:39 PM
- Kate said...
I hope you are ok. I'll be praying for you and your work.
G is adorable as always. Too cute for words. :) - January 12, 2012 at 9:05 PM
- Samantha said...
I'll never stop reading, or commenting :) You're real...and that's what counts. I hope the work situation works out soon. Love you!
- January 12, 2012 at 9:28 PM
- Cerise said...
I'm always here. I enjoy your candid posts and love that you are another normal human being :o) I'm sorry work is stressful at the moment! As a friend of mine is always telling me. This too shall pass. Hang in there!!
- January 12, 2012 at 10:01 PM
- Heather said...
I couldn't open the video from my phone :( I don't think you need to do anything but be yourself. You are funny without even trying. I'm sorry to hear about the big awful at work. It sucks when an unsettling event is carried around in the back of your mind. It makes it hard to enjoy the good moments in life while it's left unresolved. I still consider you a good blog friend, your busy, you can't comment as often as you like, it's ok...your human. Time for you to go out with your girls and have drinks!!
- January 12, 2012 at 10:16 PM
- Mamarazzi said...
i read. i am not always good about commenting, but i do read. i adore you and i love the things you have to say. post whatever you want, i will keep reading!
HUGGLES - January 13, 2012 at 12:51 AM
- Melissa said...
hey, girl. I look forward to your blog and read every new post. I was even telling some friends bout your "if he can say f-ing binky, he doesn't need one" comment, and one of my friends asked, "oh! Is that the I Don't Know Girl?" Because she reads you, too. And we didn't even know. how cool is that?
Do what makes you happy, sweetie. - January 13, 2012 at 8:44 AM
- Fiona said...
I agree with all the above!
- January 13, 2012 at 8:24 PM
- Zookeeper Jess said...
Been there done that, too. Trying to decide where to go from here with my blog. Not really feeling it but not really wanting to give it up either and it seems like there is just less and less time to blog. When I do find the time, I find that I'd rather do other things instead. Read, catch up on shows, sit in silence. I used to LOVE blogging. I totally get you. However, you are still funny and you do still rock so I don't want you to leave ever.
- January 14, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- DysFUNctional Mom said...
I am still reading. In the rare moments I get bloggy reading time, you are one of the blogs I make SURE to catch up on. Your personality comes through here and you are so honest and sincere. You don't post happy rainbow sunshine shit just to have a new post up on your blog. You're real. And I heart your face.
- January 14, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- Melissa said...
I still read...
I might be a few days late...but I care!!
Hope everything works out! In the end, I know it will! - January 16, 2012 at 2:55 PM


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Senior Detective Ed Weber was stunned during a lightening strike on SU's South Campus that severely injured another officer, Stan Prue, who was with him at the time. Prue was shocked as he exited the patrol car and was thrown about four feet and knocked unconscious.
Weber and Prue were taken to Upstate University Hospital. Weber, who became disoriented and nauseated during the strike, was treated and released from the hospital.
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The R&A, in its news conference before the 142nd Open Championship at Muirfield, fielded questions regarding gender discrimination, drug testing and the Olympics.
Conference play has begun, and we will be monitoring championships around the country here.
Jack Nicklaus will visit a potential Presidents Cup host site during an 18-day trip across the Pacific.
Gil Hanse - who will design and construct the Olympic golf course in Brazil - has overseen the re-do of the Vineyard Club on Martha's Vineyard.
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Inside the March 16, 2012 issue of Golfweek
5 Things: Ryo Ishikawa initially was using Puerto Rico as a last-ditch opportunity to play his way into the Masters. Now that he received a special exemption to Augusta, he is chasing a Tour card instead.
Donald Trump plans to invest $200 million to transform his latest golf acquisition: Doral Golf Resort.
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Donald �Doc� Giffin started as a newspaper man in Pittsburgh, first with United Press International and then, after serving in the Korean War, with The Pittsburgh Press.
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Tweets from the London 2012 Olympics: Arizona Wildcat Style
Friday, August 3rd, 2012There are more than 20 athletes with ties to Tucson looking to make some noise in the pools and on the tracks, courts and fields of London at the XXX Olympic Games. They're also sounding off on Twitter:
Wildcat alum Andre Iguodala and Team USA appear to be barreling toward a basketball gold medal – as long as they play Nigeria every game. USA outscored Nigeria on Aug. 2 by 83 points. Nine of those points belonged to Iggy, who hit all three of his 3-point attempts. Team USA takes on Lithuania on Aug. 4.
That was one of the most amazing moments of my life.
#USA!— Clark Burckle, Jr. (@TheClarkB23) July 27, 2012
-The man known as Cliznark took home a sixth-place finish in the men's 200-meter breaststroke with a time of 2:09.25.
Time for some track and field, baby!!! Go team USA!!!!! — Dustin Williams (@trainer911) August 3, 2012
- The Arizona trainer is married to Team USA and UA alum Jill Camarena-Williams.
Thank you for all your supportive tweets! I am overjoyed and could not be having this success without all the people who have supported me.
— Caitlin Leverenz (@cleverenz) July 31, 2012
- The Tucson native and Cal Golden Bear won the first medal of her career, a bronze, in the 200-meter individual medley.


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A rumor is out that Gomez broke it off with Bieber because she wasn't fond of his friends in the music industry, states Hollywood.com. She reportedly didn't approve of Sean Kingston and Chris Brown as both have had legal problems in the past.
Gomez allegedly also didn't want Bieber hanging out with Lil Wayne but he reportedly didn't want to end that friendship. Bieber reportedly tried to convince her that there was nothing to worry about with his friends, but she allegedly wasn't buying it.
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Krishna Memani, SVP and director of Fixed Income at Oppenheimer Funds, on the Greek elections and what's next for the eurozone.
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-- wire at a right Iowa the markets believe about the outcome of Greece's election was short lived as the spotlight shifted to Spain.
Country barring -- the Euro error record so what's next for the eurozone joining us now -- -- minimum mining director of fixed income at Oppenheimer Funds.
The results were really close though doesn't have frighten anyone.
-- they were there were not as clueless is people who are fearing citing as far as results go they've probably came out.
As good as one could've expected.
And -- it's not solving all the problems that we need to -- within Europe but does the election was a good outcome.
But just say agreed to austerity today doesn't actually mean you're gonna follow through that tomorrow as well you know not -- also I think the what they have agreed to is the fact that they are willing to remain in the Euro but at the same time tried to -- negotiated and get out of.
The austerity program that they have -- -- How flexible German and Germans and others would be remains to be seen.
The bottom line is I think in the current situation.
Unless you get some growth backing -- of this is an issue that -- be really be dealing with for a long long time.
And that and that's been a really important part -- at Spain at least has some.
Potential for growth doesn't it whereas Greece and it seems not so much at this point I.
I think if you really leave Greece with the sort of debt burden that it has and that kind of tried to delist the dead issue would just austerity.
In Greece would be in the situation for next 1020 years so that's not a -- situation at some point they'll have to cut -- -- of debt that the official.
Institutions have against Greece of the moment and -- boosting -- said to have been made that's and a debt more.
-- of the didn't allow them to carry it a little bit on the but lastly Webster interviewed -- -- an economist earlier overseas who.
Pretty US didn't even think they -- they could ever pay this back so acting -- current level they cannot -- they can never paid back but they can cut it down to a more manageable level.
And I think that's what they would -- -- -- too because if it is manageable than they can come up with an austerity program that you can get to.
Andy -- and -- they just can't get delivered a manageable loan save Greece stays does that mean basically everybody's.
I always have absolutely so Greece was the highest risk -- -- Save Greece staying everybody staying know it's a question of how do we get growth back or when does the ECB act isn't that the next big question -- so the floor growth to come back you have to have two things happen.
Either vote and not either what was some relief on the austerity front so some high levels of deficit -- of these countries.
And ECB supporting these countries about providing.
Then cheap funding.
And we need to see movement on board levels before we can breathe a sigh of relief so it's just waiting game now -- my money thank you very months.
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"Midnight Madness" is a very bad movie, but there's a good story behind it, and the story's worth telling. It's about these two kids named Michael Nankin and David Wechter, who began making films together when they were in eighth grade. They started with super-8 film, worked their way up to 16mm and enrolled in two of the most prestigious film schools - Nankin at UCLA, Wechter at USC.
Still collaborating, they made a short subject entitled "Gravity," a satire on classroom educational films in which their animated hero solemnly explained how to conserve gravity. It was a big hit on the film festival circuit, so then they decided it was time to make a more ambitious film.
They wrote a script named "Junior High School," which would be a musical about young love, bitter jealousy and cheating on exams, and would be shot entirely on the campus of a junior high school. Their film schools, which annually finance a certain number of student films, liked the screenplay but declined to back it because (a) it would be relatively expensive, and (b) Nankin and Wechter were just in their second year of school.
So Nankin and Wechter made the film themselves. It eventually cost around $25,000, which they scrounged from their parents, from bank loans and from the American Film Institute. And it was a terrific movie. I saw "Junior High School" for the first time last March, at the USA Film Festival in Dallas, where it delighted its audiences. It's won all sorts of film festival awards, and played here commercially not long ago at Facets Multimedia.
And it caught the attention of Ron Miller, the executive producer at Walt Disney Productions, who fulfilled all young filmmakers' dreams when he called the two into his office and, point blank, offered them office space, a salary for six months and a promise to seriously consider producing whatever project they came up with.
It is here that the story grows temporarily disappointing. Wechter and Nankin came up with "The All Night Treasure Hunt," a comedy about a scavenger hunt. Re-titled "Midnight Madness" to avoid confusion with last year's dreadful "Scavenger Hunt," it's now in limited neighborhood release. (But it doesn't carry the credit "Walt Disney Productions" because it's rated PG and has a few non-Disney touches such as a college kid diving into a vat at a brewery.)
The movie is a big disappointment to me, because I liked "Junior High School" so much. It's a pleasant, well-meaning little comedy, and it's obviously trying for the same kind of innocent, sophomoric humor that was so charming in "Junior High School." But it just doesn't have the same magic. A lot of its jokes miss, the pace is slow, there are too many characters to keep track of and there's an unpleasant streak of nasty humor directed at characters who are fat, ugly, old or otherwise out of step with Southern California physical ideals.
The movie seems to have been cast, indeed, from the further shores of strange character actors. Of the five teams engaged in the scavenger hunt, one is made up of kids with sloping chins and big noses, another one has two fat twin girls and a third is led by Stephen Furst, the chubby kid in "Animal House" whose fraternity brothers wrecked his brother's car. All of the teams race around Los Angeles, tracking down clues while the hunt's mastermind follows their progress on a big map in his apartment.
Is there anything heartening about this movie? Well, there's the consideration that, at ages 23 and 24, Wechter and Nankin still have their careers ahead of them and have shown in "Junior High School" that they have filmmaking gifts. What they need to do now, I think, is spend a great deal of effort on their next screenplay; the problems with "Midnight Madness" seem to have started at the screenplay stage, when they saddled themselves with an unwieldy plot containing far too many characters. It's encouraging that Disney's Miller gave these kids a chance - and on the basis of "Junior High School," his hunch was a sound one. But now its back to the old drawing board.
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