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"'This cult' my husband likes to call it," she said. "It's not a 3-month-a-year or a 6-month-a-year sport. It's year round. You have to be fit. You have to be cross trained."
It appears that the jury is still out on whether the makeup ban is really all that is wrong within the Irish dancing world.
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Register your product and get support at www.philips.com/welcome User manual DVP3680 DVP3681...
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HDMI C AXIAL CO XIA HDMI TV OUT TV OUT Y Pb Pr AL AUD AL AUD AUDIO OUT DIO OUT DIO OUT...
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2 Use your DVD player Congratulations on your purchase, and welcome to Philips! To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register your product at www.philips.com/welcome. Basic play control During play, press the following buttons to control the player.
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Phil Castellini, the Reds COO, said season-ticket sales are up.
"Both renewals and new ticket sales are up significantly," he said. "We'll have a better number when we get closer to Opening Day. But I'd say both are up at least 10 percent. You'd like them to be up 100 percent. But we're still fighting a tough economy."
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Most dogs become infected by drinking water contaminated with feces. Giardia then infects the small intestine, and infected dogs pass microscopic cysts in their stool. These cysts can then infect another animal or person if ingested. Giardia cysts are very resistant in the environment, and can live for many months under the correct circumstances. These cysts are a threat to pet health, and giardia is a very common cause of pet diarrhea in the United States.
There is no perfect test for giardia. Giardia is an elusive parasite, and cysts are shed only intermittently from the gastrointestinal tract of an infected dog. A single fecal sample has only a 70 percent chance of detecting an infection. Performing three fecal samples within five consecutive days increases the chance of detection to greater than 90 percent. There are other tests such as the giardia ELISA that can be used with a routine fecal sample to increase the likelihood of a diagnosis to about 95 percent.
If your dog is diagnosed with giardia, he will likely be prescribed medication, and your veterinarian will recommend a follow-up fecal sample two weeks after treatment.
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I just feel, and I always have, that dressing ironically in thrift shop clothing is such a white thing to do. And it is a total disregard for people that have to shop at Goodwill and Salvation Army. Someone walking through and laughing at all this stuff while some people are forced to shop there—I remember, personally, growing up in a house where my first blazer came from the Goodwill. So you never want to go back there; if you actually had to wear thrift shop clothing, you'd be dying to have something new. I would have liked to have a new blazer, and I was embarrassed by that fact.
I know the whole thing is a joke and it's a very catchy beat he has. I get the Macklemore/Ryan Lewis attraction, but these guys are walking around in shit that they find at the Goodwill, and there's a lot of funny shit at the Goodwill. You re-watch Napoleon Dynamite, and there's a lot of thrift shopping that goes on in that movie; there's a lot of funny stuff. It's definitely amusing, and paying 99 cents for a samurai sword is amazing. But the song itself is sort of making light of anyone who has grown up in a low-income household who wants things.
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A head of cauliflower packed into my food processor. Ideally this probably wouldn't be done in such a large batch but I was testing the limits of my new food processor.
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The stated goal of this short film is to catch the eye of the production designer for the S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show, and hopefully be so impressive that hiring me is a no-brainer. I realized, though, that it's much more than that. The finished piece wound up being so high-quality that it stands alone as a spotlight for my design work. I designed all the art elements of the piece...
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Inspiration Spotlight : John Robbins
I truly believe that all of us are born with some ingrained talents. Creativity is mine. It's through inspiration and study that we can nurture those talents and interests into something more. I feel blessed to have been inspired by various artists and mediums throughout my life.
The show? Well, it took some investigating on my part today to tell you the name, because I just couldn't remember off hand. Turns out, the show went through several name changes over the years and really it's not that important.
"The Book Bird" (1979) (for Children's Television International/PBS)
"Storybound" (1980) (for CTI/PBS)
"Read It with John Robbins" (1982) (Positive Image Productions)
"More Books from Cover to Cover" (1987) (PBS)
"Books from Cover to Cover (1988) (PBS)
Yes, it was a PBS show and most kids my age would have probably found it a little boring, but I just loved it. (Watch episode #1 here and episode #2 here)
Something I do remember vividly was the artist/narrator of the show whose name, finding out through my research today, is John Robbins. A man with a plaid shirt, dark hair and a mustache, that's what I remember. Why was he so interesting? Well, he did have a great storytelling voice and the stories were great but what really got me was that fact that he drew a scene from the story as he narrated.
It was so much fun watching the few beginning ambiguous strokes slowly start forming a picture. First the outline and then some color and then some shading and then VOILA, a picture appeared. It was amazing to me. I enjoyed the story, was riveted by the process and carefully studied his technique. I just remember thinking, "I want to do that!" And so I did. Drawing pictures, making books, working on projects, those where my favorite pastimes.
Once I did start school, I made sure to incorporate art into every project assigned no matter what the subject. When it was time to choose a major for college, I found it hard to choose from what seemed to be a glorious buffet of art-centered courses. The solution? I chose a Multimedia Arts degree, a little of everything creative, from illustration, to photography, to graphic arts, to film making to a myriad of other art classes. I look back and know that it was that simple PBS show that really sparked something in me that forever changed my life.
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I have been looking everywhere for a place I can buy these episodes! They also had a huge impact on me as well. Thanks for posting these two!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for your comment. :) I wish there was a way to let Mr. Robbins know how many people out there admire him so much. :)Delete
Nice post, Elizabeth. I too was greatly influenced by 70s and 80s educational television (myself becoming an author, artist, and sometimes photographer), and John Robbins various shows were always a highlight. He also did shows called The Word Shop (vastly different from Cover to Cover and its various remakes, though it too was about books) and Across Cultures, a show about sociology.ReplyDelete
@ House Mouse: Sadly, unless you get lucky and find someone on ebay selling copies, or find a fan who may trade (or just give you) copies, these shows are extremely hard to come by. I have managed to get a decent collection of educational series, but sadly have yet to find any copies of John Robbins' shows.Replies
Thank you Blue :)Delete
Some of these episodes are available are available on youtube! Enjoy!ReplyDelete


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The Where of History - Geography
- Wednesday, October 20, 2004
Geography is a subject many parents feel inadequate to teach. The "where" of history is just as critical to the story as the "who" and "when". To close your eyes to geography while studying history is akin to learning math without manipulatives. It can be done, but it leaves holes in the complete picture, very much like putting together a puzzle without all the pieces.
We often don't remember much from our own geography lessons, and a sincere question, such as "where is Calabar?", from a curious, upturned face, can feel quite intimidating. It can be challenging enough to find Chattanooga on a map, much less Calabar. In truth, this place is not even shown on most modern maps you might have around your house.
How does a home-educating parent incorporate geography into a history lesson? With a few simple tools and resources on hand, the task can become quite painless and even enjoyable. One key to remember, however, is that it is perfectly acceptable to learn geography alongside your students. You don't have to have all the information or answers ready in advance. Investigating the answers together can be a rewarding and bonding experience.
Before reading a historical account, whether from an encyclopedia, a biography, or a work of literature, make sure that you have on hand a globe, a wall map, and a historical atlas. Optional, but helpful, items include outline maps (preferably historically based) and a timeline (any format will do – wall, book, or computer software). Why is a timeline recommended for incorporating geography into history when this tool focuses more on the "when" aspect of history? A timeline will allow the student to see what was happening in other parts of the world at the same time as the event he is studying.
Let's take a look at the life and ministry of Mary Slessor, pioneer missionary to Calabar in Western Africa. Mary grew up in Scotland in the time of the Industrial Revolution, and this had a profound effect on Mary's upbringing during the 1850s and 60s. Her father moved the family from Aberdeen to Dundee before landing a job as a laborer in a mill, while her mother took a weaving job in a factory. As a teenager and young adult, Mary worked twelve-hour shifts as a factory-girl. It was during this fourteen-year period that she ministered to young street ruffians and prepared for her journey to the faraway and romantic coast of Western Africa.
This would be a good time to find Scotland on the globe. Where is this small European country? Who is its nearest neighbor? Using your historical atlas, find the areas of heavy industrialization. If you are using an outline map, place a star by the cities in which Mary and her family lived. Label and trace the outline of England and Scotland. Label the island country to the west and the country directly across the channel to the east. Label the bodies of water surrounding Great Britain. Use your globe or atlas for the answers. This is not cheating; it is how we learn. Make this a time of exploration and discovery, rather than a test or drill. If your children are young, don't require much writing; rather, let them color the map that you helped them to label.
Let us return to our story: the Presbyterian mission in Calabar, founded by Jamaican ex-slaves, intrigued Mary Slessor. She left her homeland and traveled to the coast of Nigeria, the very coast raided by slave-traders who bought and sold human beings as chattel for the far-off plantations in the New World. Of course, slavery had been abolished in most parts of the civilized world by this time, but its horrific history still had an enormous impact on the people of that land.
Take some time to look at a map of the whole world. Locate the area of West Africa to which Mary Slessor dedicated thirty-six years of her life. Follow the western coastline down from Morocco until it cuts in to the east and forms the Gulf of Guinea. Find Scotland and Jamaica in relationship to Nigeria. How far did these pioneer missionaries have to travel to reach this dark, exotic jungle and spiritual wasteland?
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Wilf Hall Not Bad By NYU Standards
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Matt Chaban.
Yesterday, John Hill, arguably the city's most prolific architecture critic, finished up one of his latest projects, entitled "31 in 31." In addition to his usual flood of posts, Hill is chronicling one building every day in August, in preparation for a new guide book. The buildings are scattershot, ranging from the new Crocs super store in the West Village to One Bryant Park, but most of them are new and, in a way Hill always seems to manage, representative of precisely what has been going on in the city recently—not comprehensive, but authoritative. It's a rundown worth running down, but one building in particular caught our eye: the rather unassuming Wilf Hall at NYU. Read More
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The Department of Buildings recently launched a YouTube channel. You'd think the department's time would be better spent actually inspecting buildings instead of making videos about inspecting buildings, but a) given the black eye the department suffered after the two crane accidents two years ago, and b) this is a pretty damn good video, let's let our criticizm slide. In fact, this simple black-and-white-photos-and-voiceover film verges on tearjerker. "A lot of the companies out there welcome us and are happy to see us out there performing a safety inspection, and then there's that percentage that want no part to do with us," intones inspector Joseph Coben, the Bronx still thick in his voice. Interesting factoids about the three-year-old scaffolding team abound, like how every scaffold gets a walkthrough no matter how dangerous, and how thankful workers are for the inspector getting them off a dangerous site they can't leave without risking their jobs. Grab some popcorn and a hardhat and enjoy.
More Construction Canvases Downtown, Still No UrbanShed
The Downtown Alliance unveiled "Restore the View" today, the latest installation in its re:Construction program, which gussies up downtown construction fencing. The program began in 2007 and has gotten bigger each year, with five installations done earlier this summer and now three from Pasquarelli, the first artist to conceive of more than one. "Restore the View" just went up over the weekend at the site of Fitterman Hall, across from 7 WTC. "Secret Gardens" will mask road construction on Chambers Street and "Hours of the Day" is going up on a plaza across from the new W Hotel on Washington Street. Not only is it nice that the Alliance is concerned with how these sites look, but it means there is a lot of work still going on downtown. Read More
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Matt Chaban.
It has not been a good day for Gary Barnett and his Extell Development. First, the Post's ur-real estate columnist Steve Cuozzo gave Barnett a hard time for delays at his skyline-bursting Carnegie 57. (How come Tony Malkin didn't complain about this one, by the way?) And this evening, Borough President Scott Stringer has announced he is giving the project his ULURP thumbs down. What more does everyone want? Barnett has promised to build a school, to up the affordable housing from 12 percent to 20 percent, and he has hired one hell of an architect. But this is far from enough apparently, given Stringer's strongly worded announcement. Read More
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Matt Chaban.
The West End Preservation Society could only save two of the buildings it had hoped for, but an entire neighborhood has been preserved in the process.
Back in 2007, a clutch of concerned citizens living on West End Avenue were dismayed to learn that two pairs of brownstones were bound for the wrecking ball, to be replaced by the sliver buildings much in vogue in Manhattan's narrow upper reaches over the past decade. The houses at 732 and 734 West End Avenue are currently being demolished, but 508 and 510 West End Avenue survive, and likely will for some time thanks to the efforts of the society. The LPC is now preparing to finalize plans for a new, expansive historic district—lobbied for by the preservation group—running the length of West End Avenue from 70th Street to 109th Street. The result will be two-miles of almost uniterrupted pre-war grandeur. Read More
Morphosis HQ Surprise
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Martina Dolejsova.
Our friends at Morphosis just moved into an interim location (as posted on their website) at 3440 Wesley Street in Culver City. The firm has been hesitant to give many details about their upcoming space, a former commercial building right next door that they say they are remodeling, merely stating that it will "be sustainable" and "bring back the integration of the shop with the studio space." But when we checked out the location we were surprised to find the approximately 13,000 square foot building razed except for the north and east walls. No one mentioned that they were constructing a new building! Read More
A Brief History of Old Buildings Going Futuro On Film
Talk of William Pereira's Geisel Library, the well-known symbol of UC San Diego, has been abuzz online because of its Snow Fortress doppelganger in Inception, which has so far totaled close to half a billion dollars in ticket sales. Built in the late 1960s, this textbook example of Brutalism perfectly encapsulates the hostile, uncommunicative theme of Inception. Critics of the style say Brutalist architecture disregards the history and harmony of its environment. Thus, the Snow Fortress, featured at the film's climax, is a symbol of disregard for preordained fate. Read More
Matchmaker, Matchmaker
Monday, August 30, 2010
Julia Galef.
The popularity of speed dating is proof positive: people enjoy the sweaty-palmed feeling of being sized-up by a stranger so much that they figure, Why limit myself to only once in a night? Following that logic, the Van Alen Institute is offering young designers the same opportunity to offer themselves up to a critical appraisal multiple times in a row: Their second round of Design Speed Dating is scheduled for Saturday, September 11. Accepted applicants will rotate around a series of professional designers and critics, spending a half hour with each one and receiving constructive feedback on their portfolios. Interested? The Van Alen Institute is seeking emerging talents through an open call. Submit your digital portfolio in PDF format, no larger than 5MB, and no longer than 10 8.5"x11" single-sided pages, to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Venice 2010> Storming the Arsenale & Rem in da Haas
Friday, August 27, 2010
William Menking.
Nothing much to report from yesterday, as it was a day of formal openings when very little was in fact open to the press or public. It was mostly a day of introductory speeches by biennale directors and city and government officials. Frank Gehry presented some models, made a few brief remarks, and then everyone headed for the hallway, where we had our first free prosecco and great little appetizers. Journalists and media types stood around asking about where the best parties were to be had in the coming days (more on this later). Read More
Anshen + Allen Swallowed By Swirly Blue Stantec Ball
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Sam Lubell.
Another day, another corporate architecture takeover. But this time it's not the usual suspect, AECOM, which has recently swallowed Davis Langdon, Ellerbe Becket, DMJM, and EDAW. It's Canada's largest architecture firm, Stantec (whose stock ticker on the NYSE, for the record, is STN), which already has a total of 10,000 employees in North America and designs behemoth projects ranging from airports to wastewater treatment plants. The firm today announced it was eating up storied SF firm Anshen + Allen. Read More
Open House New York Needs You!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Katherine Lindstedt.
Habitues of the New York architecture scene have long looked forward to Open House New York, the annual weekend in October when the doors to New York's secret spaces are thrown open in a citywide celebration of architecture and design. Well, now it's time to return the favor. The 8th Annual OHNY Weekend is seeking volunteers to help at this year's upcoming event on October 9 and 10. Volunteers would assist any one of the weekend's many programs, which include organized tours of spaces open to the public for the weekend, as well as site-specific dance and music performances and dialogues with architects, designers, and scholars. In years past, venues have included the High Bridge Water Tower, the Grand Lodge of Masons on 23rd Street, and the Eldridge Street Synagogue, along with architects' offices, residential interiors, and sundry other venues across the five boroughs. The volunteer shifts will be approximately four hours long, but depend upon the assigned site's open house schedule, and attendance at one of two training sessions (offered on Sept. 21 and 25) is required.
Sukkahs, Homeless Shelter Coming to Union Square
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Matt Chaban.
In less than a month, a dozen sukkahs will descend on Union Square, part of the first annual Sukkah City celebration, a modern take on an ancient Jewish structure/holiday thought up by writer Joshua Foer and Reboot founder Roger Bennett. We first revealed the project back in the spring, and now the winning sukkahs have been selected. We spoke with Foer about the entrants, the process, and the winners, a few of which we even managed to scare up (though the rest are being saved for a certain newspaper in another square uptown). Read More
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