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The quarterback needy Jacksonville Jaguars have the No.3 overall pick in next week's NFL Draft. While some mocks have the team drafting a quarterback, the team brought in offensive tackle Jake Matthews in for a visit last Thursday. The Jaguars took Luke Joeckel, who also played at Texas A&M, with the No. 2 pick in 2013.
The St Louis Rams are said to be interested in Matthews as well. Rams coach Jeff Fisher knows the Matthews family especially well, having been Bruce Matthews' college teammate and having coached him in the NFL.
Of course it may all be a smokescreen or there may be real interest in Matthews, but quarterback seem to be the more pressing need for the Jags. General manager David Caldwell and coach Gus Bradley have been adamant for months that whichever quarterback they draft next week will not play right away.
Chad Henne will be the starter. That is why they signed him to a two-year extension in March making another player other than a QB may be in the cards.
Well then that may mean a closer look at Sammy Watkins of he is available which is a fell possibility. The Jaguars still need a playmaking wide receiver and have to continue to upgrade the offensive line, especially in the middle.


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Welcome to Colston Bassett Dairy…
Colston Bassett Dairy is the home of traditional Stilton and Shropshire Blue cheeses. Our dairy has been making outstanding cheese for over one hundred years and the farming co-operative which was first established in 1913, is still in operation today.
The Dairy developed from the vision of a local doctor, Dr William Windley - and we continue to make our cheese in the traditional way, using milk from local farms – all within 1.5 miles of the dairy in the Vale of Belvoir on the Nottinghamshire/ Leicestershire border. Both cheeses are created by a highly skilled and dedicated team of experienced staff – using the recipes that have been handed down through the generations. Renowned for its consistently excellent flavour, Colston Bassett is enjoyed by lovers of fine cheese all over the world.
Colston Bassett Dairy Tops the Charts Again..!
The 2014 International Cheese Awards crowned Colston Bassett Supreme Champion, as did the Great Yorkshire Show. This year's International Cheese Awards received a record-breaking 4,443 entries from all over the globe. Alongside the Supreme Champion title, Colston Bassett also took home The Cathedral City Crown Stilton Trophy for the Best Stilton Cheese, The CHR Hansen Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Best Other Blue Veined Cheese, the title of Champion UK plus Gold for Colston Bassett's Shropshire Blue! Our Shropshire Blue was once again recognised with three gold stars in the Great Taste awards 2014. The Dairy is definitely making a good start to its second one hundred years!
These latest accolades follow on from a hugely successful centenary year when Stilton was named Best British Cheese at the 2013 World Cheese Awards. Shropshire Blue was also recognised – winning a coveted gold award.
Jason Hinds, Sales Director at Neal's Yard Dairy, London; "With only four cheesemakers in the last one hundred years, Colston Bassett has maintained a tradition and quality of cheesemaking that is unparalleled in the Stilton world. It is the only Stilton that Neal's Yard Dairy has carried for the last thirty three years, and is a favourite amongst our customers around the world, particularly in the USA and France."

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I ordered this rug for my drawing room. Love it. Though the colour is slightly different as shown. I thought it would be black, but turned out to be blue...I liked it anyway
Looking at the back, the rug is evenly knotted throughout and the wool seems to be of a good quality, but the weave is very coarse, almost like a latch hook rug. The warp is of standard rug cotton but the weft running between each row of knots is very thick and appears to be of mixed fibers. This means there is about as much weft as there is wool in this rug. Also, the binding of the selvedge edges is very skimpy due to the thick weft. I have had the rug only a short time but the pile is already starting to lie flat. That said, it feels good underfoot and the dog likes to sleep on it when the cat will let him.
The rug has a more beautiful color in real life than in the picture. It gives our bathroom a real splash of color more than any bathroom rug ever does. The rug has a very slight flaw in one line of the red which can be corrected with a permanent red color marker very carefully. However the design is correct throughout the rug and the size is accurate. It has a nice pile feel when you are standing on it.
This rug is not what I expected and totally doesn't go with my house. Very orange and navy, not black! Quality is not great, especially for size and price.
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FORT MYERS, Fla.- Edison State College Microbiology Professor, Dr. Robert Furler is going to Malaysia. He was awarded a scholarship to present his research with the UCLA AIDS Institute at the HIV Cure Symposium and International AIDS Conference from June 29 through July 3. The 7th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention is organized by the IAS, in partnership with The Centre of Excellence for Research in AIDS.
Dr. Furler's research focuses on the Nef protein, which is one of the main proteins in the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). HIV infects cells that are central to the immune system, and the immune system protects the body from dangerous microbes like viruses, bacteria, and fungi. After HIV destroys the immune system, the individual is more susceptible to normal infections. This research investigates Nef, which is one of the proteins used by HIV to evade the immune system. The Nef protein is a critical component of HIV which helps the virus hide from the normal immune system.
Dr. Furler received his Bachelor of Science degree in Cell & Molecular Biology with a Minor in Chemistry from San Francisco State University and his Ph.D. in Microbiology, Immunology, & Molecular Genetics from the University of California. His work has been published in a variety of professional publications, and he has also received several scholarships to international seminars and professional events.


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Wasatch Community Gardens Overview
Someone who had 3 hours of volunteer time could: assist with a youth gardening class, which helps connect low-income youth with fresh, local food and community through hands-on, outdoor learning in our youth gardens.
Programs: Since 1989, Wasatch Community Gardens (WCG) has provided Wasatch Front residents access to a vibrant and evolving network of gardening, land, and education.
Access to Gardening and Land
Through the Community Gardening Program, we offer community members of all income levels the opportunity to grow their own food by providing garden space, resources, administrative assistance, and education. Impacts of the program go beyond providing land and resources for individual gardeners. Community gardens also strengthen community bonds; encourage outdoor, physical activity; increase fruit and vegetable consumption; provide the setting for organic gardening research and education; and serve as horticultural displays in urban settings.
WCG oversees eleven community gardens in the Salt Lake Valley with 387 garden plots. Through the Wasatch Community Gardens Network, we also assist other groups to start and sustain their own community gardens by providing leadership development, funding, materials resources, and networking. Finally, through innovative partnerships with Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City, we offer programs that provide residents access to community gardens on City and County-owned land.
Access to Education
The Youth Gardening Program encourages youth to make healthier food choices and become more physically active by providing participants with: 1) access to healthy, local food, 2) unique outdoor experiences, and 3) organic gardening skills. The youth participants represent a diverse cross section of Salt Lake City residents, with a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds, and range from 3-18 years of age. Components of the program include City Roots after-school and summer classes, City Sprouts summer camps, and Growing Greens field trips. To execute the program, WCG collaborates with a variety of social service agencies that serve low-income youth, including Boys and Girls Clubs, YWCA, and YouthCity, as well as the Salt Lake City School District.
Through the Community Education Program, we offer diverse organic gardening and sustainable food workshops, print and online educational resources, and direct outreach activities. We charge a nominal fee for the workshops; however, we offer a scholarship option so that anyone, regardless of income, can attend.
Community Gardening Program:
• The 25 community gardens in the WCG Network served 1,100 individuals or families, plus an additional 2,000 K-12 students – allowing them to grow their own fresh, organic produce. Fourteen of these gardens are located in low-income neighborhoods in Salt Lake City.
• We helped start six new community or school gardens through the WCG Network.
• We helped start two new community gardens on County property through our "Parks for Produce" Program and added three community gardens on City property through the "Green City Growers" Program.
Youth Gardening Program:
• We provided 1,604 primarily low-income youth with access to healthy, local food; unique outdoor experiences; and organic gardening skills through our youth gardening programs.
Community Education Program:
• We offered 60 "Learn to Grow" workshops, attended by more than 800 people, on topics such as composting, urban chicken care, fall and winter planting, seasonal cooking, and food preservation.
Volunteer Program:
• Our 684 dedicated office, garden, and event volunteers contributed 7,331 hours of service to WCG. The work of our volunteers resulted in the donation of thousands of pounds of produce to local food pantries and the continuation of our eleven gardens to serve the community as beautiful and productive spaces for public horticultural display.
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WOONSOCKET - Ernest L. "Slim" Lesperance, 83, of Woonsocket, RI died Friday, January 7, 2011 in Oakland Grove Health Care Center, Woonsocket, RI. He was born in Blackstone, MA son of the late Alexander and Mary (Carrigan) Lesperance.
He was a Union Painter and a member of the Painters Union.
Pauline E. Glaude
Pauline E. (Dorval) Glaude 56, of Glaude LN, died peacefully at home on Friday, surrounded by her loving family, after a long battle with leukemia. She was the wife of Roland Glaude.
Born in Woonsocket, she was a daughter of Leona (Rousseau) Dorval of Cumberland and the late Emile Dorval. She was a molder for the Polytop Corporation for many years before retiring in 2000. Pauline was a very positive woman who brought joy to all she met.
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NEWPORT, RI - Constance L. (Daignault) Barksdale-Randall, for full obituary please see www.memorialfuneralhome.com
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NORTH CAROLINA William J. Strojny Sr., 79, formally of Millville Ma. Died peacefully in North Carolina
A Memorial Service and Interment will be in Bourne National Cemetery with Full Military Honors at 11:00 am Jan 14, 2011. All family and friends are welcome to attended.
WOONSOCKET – It's bad enough that the wins have come at a minimum this season – one league victory in the first seven games to be exact.
Now, head coach Kyle Ivey-Jones and his Woonsocket High squad are playing with somewhat of a depleted roster. Minus a handful of players that have decided to call it quits this winter, including starting guard Jessie Charette, the Villa Novans came up short once again on Monday night.
Certainly the ability to switch-hit in baseball can come in handy, paving the way for a batter to place himself in an advantageous situation against any pitcher they step in the box to face.
eorge Briggs has been coaching track & field athletes for a long time and certainly knows that during the indoor season having depth is of the utmost importance.
This year, with the addition of the long jump, there are 13 events. It may seem like a lot, but if you are weak in a particular area that can create problems in pulling out a positive outcome against a formidable opponent.
Briggs and his Villa Novans found that out the hard way in a Northern Division meet with neighboring rival Lincoln High last week.
PAWTUCKET — Academy Award nominees Viola Davis and Richard Jenkins are lending some Hollywood star power to the Mixed Magic Theatre's year-long celebration of the 100th birthday of gospel singer Mahalia Jackson and a related series of events.
Davis, who grew up in Central Falls, and Jenkins, who spent many years at Providence's Trinity Repertory Company and lives in Cumberland, have agreed to be honorary co-chairs as Mixed Magic kicks off its Arc of Events that centers around the legendary gospel great.
WOONSOCKET – Bernadette M. "Sue" Gariepy, 57, of Main St., Woonsocket, died Wednesday, December 15th, 2010 at home.
She was the daughter of Jeannine (Durocher) Belliveau of Woonsocket, and the late Armand Gariepy. She was born at the Naval Air Station at Quonset Point while her father was in the service.


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Posted: 01/07/2008 - Justices rule against defendant in Wisconsin speakerphone dispute.
Posted: 01/07/2008 - Justices rule against defendant in Wisconsin speakerphone dispute.
Posted: 01/07/2008 - Flynn sworn in as Milwaukee's 20th police chief.
Posted: 01/07/2008 - Statewide screening for 'bubble boy' disease begins.
Updated: 01/07/2008 - Crash pictures sent by viewers from Sunday's Interstate Pile-up.
Updated: 01/07/2008 - Man scheduled for trial on charges of sexual assault has committed suicide.
Posted: 01/07/2008 - Soldier accused of mayhem in fight over his Iraq war stories.
Updated: 01/07/2008 - 1 person is dead after a Rock County crash.
Posted: 01/07/2008 - Emergency workers urge caution after deputy struck and killed.
Posted: 01/07/2008 - Man remains in critical condition after his snowmobile hit an ice shanty.
Updated: 01/07/2008 - Investigation continues in sexual assault of baby.
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Updated: 01/07/2008 - Beaver Dam man is dead after being hit by a pick up truck.
Updated: 01/06/2008 - There's more to Wisconsin than just cheese, brats and beer.
Posted: 01/05/2008 - The surcharge would help cover juvenile court costs.
Updated: 01/07/2008 - Governor Jim Doyle has endorsed Illinois Senator Barack Obama for president.
Updated: 01/06/2008 - The Dane County Sheriff Department arrests AWOL sex offender late Saturday night.
Updated: 01/05/2008 - Homeless people are using storage lockers as shelter.
Posted: 01/04/2008 - Man gets prison time in Ho-Chunk casino scam.
Posted: 01/04/2008 - Thursday's Iowa Caucus left its mark on the presidential race, but it wasn't without the assistance of many from the Badger State. Wisconsinites from all over traveled southwest to sway the results.
Updated: 01/05/2008 - Counties, Cities and Residents doing what they can to prepare for possible flooding.
Updated: 01/05/2008 - Rattlesnake left in Beloit apartment after resident moved out.
Updated: 01/04/2008 - Iowa caucus results help keep Wisconsin's primary in play.
Posted: 01/04/2008 - DNR: Elk herd in northern Wisconsin growing again, ever so slowly.
Posted: 01/04/2008 - Legislative proposal to post parents delinquent in child support online.
Posted: 01/04/2008 - Endangered birds land in Georgia.


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100 Level
MOME 115 Survey of Motion Media Design
Survey of Motion Media Design
Motion media design evolution began with non-narrative experimental films of the 1930s and continued though to the innovative movie titles of Saul Bass in the 1950s, MTV's birth in the 1980s, and the influence of new technologies and media artists in the 1990s and 2000s. This course surveys the history of motion media design and the individuals, companies and current trends that define the field today. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 120 Concepts and Storyboards
Concepts and Storyboards
Creating concepts and explaining ideas, style and technique though storyboards are essential skills for the motion media designer. In this course students learn how to conceptualize and visualize motion graphic storyboards with digital techniques as required in the professional world. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 110, DRAW 100.
MOME 130 Motion Media Design Techniques I
Motion Media Design Techniques I
This interdisciplinary course trains students in the essential vocabularies and concepts of motion media design, examining a range of diverse issues of central importance to the motion media designer such as previsualization, cinematography, media theories, digital culture, new media and critical studies. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 100 or CMPA 110.
200 Level
MOME 201 Motion Studio: Motion Production Pipelines
Motion Studio: Motion Production Pipelines
This course is designed to integrate existing and captured 2-D imagery into moving image works, utilizing a range of production strategies. Preparing 2-D work for translation into moving images, image capture, studio techniques, lighting for image capture, and project planning and software techniques are all addressed in this course. After cultivating core skills and project planning capabilities, students develop a detailed production pipeline to produce a composited moving image work in a structured studio context. Prerequisite(s): MOME 130.
MOME 206 Motion Media Design Techniques II
Motion Media Design Techniques II
This course continues to build upon the knowledge of motion techniques and software. It teaches advanced motion techniques in industry-standard motion graphic software to give students the ability to realize their concepts and ideas in upper level courses. Prerequisite(s): GRDS 348 or MOME 130.
MOME 220 Design For Motion
Design For Motion
In this elective course, students gain an advanced understanding of the design process in motion media production, through a concentrated study of the preparation of production boards across a range of styles. Students broaden their creative and technical experience though detailed exercises, studio sessions and critiques of their design work, with the aim of producing portfolio quality production boards. Prerequisite(s): MOME 120.
MOME 235 Editing Theories and Techniques
Editing Theories and Techniques
This course covers the basic grammar of editing through hands-on exercises and real-life examples. From the Kuleshov Effect to the contemporary aesthetics of noncontinuity and elliptical editing, students are introduced to the major theories behind the development of various editing techniques. The course focuses on conceptualizing projects for the edit in various design contexts. Prerequisite(s): MOME 206.
MOME 246 Title Design
Title Design
This course addresses basic historical and contemporary typographic design concepts utilized in creating simple film titles with graphic shapes, photographs and sound. Students construct graphic elements and typography for use in projects while addressing issues of motion and dynamic relationships. Prerequisite(s): MOME 130.
300 Level
MOME 305 Motion Media Projection
Motion Media Projection
This course examines the use of projection systems to display motion media works at scales larger than the human body. Students are introduced to a range of practices in projection, from projection mapping on buildings to architectural and museum installations and projections in gallery contexts. Students are introduced to technical systems for developing and delivering large-scale projected media and apply these techniques in their own studio practice. Prerequisite(s): MOME 206.
MOME 309 Concepts in Motion Media Design
Concepts in Motion Media Design
This course introduces fundamental concepts for motion graphics, including graphics and promos for television networks and film titles and logos for advertising. The focus is on design presentation and development, screen composition, graphic transitions and content. Prerequisite(s): GRDS 205, MOME 206.
MOME 310 Alternative Production Techniques
Alternative Production Techniques
This course explores a variety of historical techniques employed by avant-garde/experimental media artists in the creation of their time-based work. Students explore ideas of narrative form, image genres and visual language issues related to context and audience. Students create their own experimental work and improve their critical and conceptual facilities. Prerequisite(s): MOME 115.
MOME 356 Compositing for Motion Media
Compositing for Motion Media
Through the process of ideation with presentations and demonstrations, students develop complex motion graphic composites using professional production methods and industry-standard software. The aesthetics of compositing also are explored to allow students to create portfolio quality work. Prerequisite(s): MOME 235.
MOME 360 Motion Media Cinematography
Motion Media Cinematography
This course addresses camera operation, lenses, film stocks, filters, lighting and light measuring, as well as the art and aesthetics of cinematography. Through hands-on practice and exercises, students are introduced to the science behind lighting ratios and exposures, film stocks and emulsion tests and telecine transfers. Prerequisite(s): MOME 235.
MOME 369 Time-based Typography I
Time-based Typography I
This course addresses historical and contemporary typographic design concepts using film and television. Students construct graphic elements and typography for use in projects while addressing issues of motion and dynamic relationships. Prerequisite(s): GRDS 205.
400 Level
MOME 400 Senior Motion Media Design Project I
Senior Motion Media Design Project I
Students develop ideas and storyboards for their senior project. They execute the preproduction phase of the project and start production that is finished in a second course. Prerequisite(s): MOME 309.
MOME 401 3-D Motion Media Design
3-D Motion Media Design
This course explores the foundations of 3-D environments. Modeling, textures, lighting and animating are covered with simple animations, logo and shape motion and environmental visual effects. Prerequisite(s): BREN 200 or MOME 206.
MOME 406 Motion Infographics
Motion Infographics
This course examines the theory and practice of factual communications through motion media. Students are exposed to a wide variety of practical modes of factual communications, including persuasive infographics, documentary media, curated displays for museums and visitor experiences, and interactive graphic systems. Students develop their own studio examples of these works based on set assignments. Prerequisite(s): MOME 206.
MOME 408 Multiplatform Media Brand Packaging
Multiplatform Media Brand Packaging
This course discusses historical and contemporary broadcast packages as they relate to design, marketing strategies and branding. These concepts are useful in the creation of show openings, tags, bumpers and other elements that develop network identities and broadcast entities. Prerequisite(s): MOME 309.
MOME 448 Senior Motion Media Design Project II
Senior Motion Media Design Project II
Students execute the postproduction phase of a project, including analysis and critique, organization and scheduling. The goal is to create a final project that showcases the student's artistic vision through his or her acquired skills. Prerequisite(s): MOME 309, MOME 369.
MOME 449 Time-based Typography II
Time-based Typography II
This course continues the exploration of typography used in moving media. Advanced topics are discussed along with projects based in film, broadcast and new media. Prerequisite(s): MOME 369.
MOME 479 Undergraduate Internship
Undergraduate Internship
Internships offer students valuable opportunities to work in a professional environment and gain firsthand experience to help them prepare for careers. In an approved internship setting, a student typically spends one quarter working with an on-site professional supervisor and a faculty internship supervisor to achieve specific goals and objectives related to the program of study. Prerequisite(s): 90 credit hours, 3.0 cumulative GPA.
MOME 490 Motion Media Design Portfolio
Motion Media Design Portfolio
This course prepares students for employment in the field. Students are expected to investigate career opportunities and the requirements of the position of interest. Development of a portfolio and demo reel is enhanced through the continued study of motion graphics, compositing and sound. Prerequisite(s): MOME 448.
MOME 495 Special Topics in Motion Media Design
Special Topics in Motion Media Design
The topic of this course varies from quarter to quarter. Each seminar focuses on various problems in the motion media design field and allows the advanced student an opportunity to pursue individual or collaborative projects related to the subject of the course. Prerequisite(s): Vary according to topic.
500 Level
MOME 501 Screen Design and Typography
Screen Design and Typography
This course addresses the role of typography and design concepts applied in the field of motion media. Through a series of class projects, students develop the ability to effectively utilize the use of design principles and typographic values to address issues of motion and dynamic relationships. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 502 Motion Analysis and Application
Motion Analysis and Application
This course directs students towards the successful analysis and application of advanced animation techniques and methodologies. Students gain a thorough and deep understanding of motion media techniques, as evidenced in contemporary motion design work. Students explore the impact of these techniques on their personal aesthetic through individual practice, lectures, assigned readings, class discussions and critiques. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 503 Motion Media Context and Application
Motion Media Context and Application
This course explores how motion graphics developed from innovations in a variety of fields including animation, graphic design, advertising and interactive media. The aesthetics that inform contemporary motion graphics began in non-narrative experimental films, continued in the innovative movie titles of the 1950s, video art and MTV, and in new technologies of the 1990s and contemporary media art. This course surveys the history of motion graphics, the individuals, companies and current trends that define the field today. Prerequisite(s):
700 Level
MOME 705 Visualization and Concept Storyboarding
Visualization and Concept Storyboarding
In this course, students are expected to develop the ability to visualize various creative solutions to problems in motion media design. Students learn concept development, engage in the application of appropriate narrative and visual storytelling to those concepts, and produce storyboards that portray concepts accurately and vividly. In the creative phase of production, students are subject to traditional industry constraints, including typical production guides and guidelines. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 709 Motion Media Cinematography and Editing
Motion Media Cinematography and Editing
This course introduces the foundations of filmmaking through the critical examination of historical materials. The theoretical and practical applications of the course culminate in the compilation of imagery that encompasses a variety of ideas and concepts and utilizes film and video cameras and editing techniques. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 711 Advanced Motion Media Design Techniques
Advanced Motion Media Design Techniques
This course gives students the skills and techniques necessary to execute their concepts into motion. Students learn how to interpret and read a storyboard for production and apply industry-standard software in their future motion graphic projects. Students receive training in all phases of motion graphic techniques and production. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 729 Dynamic Typography
Dynamic Typography
This course reviews the theories and principles of typography and composition with a focus on understanding the dynamics of motion, legibility, content and message. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 735 Motion Media Design Studio I: Thesis Preproduction
Motion Media Design Studio I: Thesis Preproduction
In this seminar studio course, students begin the research and exploration necessary to ensure successful completion of a thesis. Students define a personal direction, engage in theoretical exploration and begin to formulate plans for their thesis project in a self-directed and flexible format. Prerequisite(s): SFDM 719.
MOME 746 Main Title Design
Main Title Design
This course is one of the most important and prestigious aspects of motion graphics. In the tradition of the masters of title design, students learn to conceptualize and express the content they are titling though innovative titling. Students create a body of work of feature film and television main titles. Prerequisite(s): MOME 705.
MOME 747 Multiplatform Network Branding and Design
Multiplatform Network Branding and Design
This course is a comprehensive approach to design and branding for broadcast networks. Students create and pitch concepts, make storyboard presentations and as the final project, totally re-brand and re-design a network, including creation of a presentation book of their storyboard concepts and an animated montage of their redesign for the network. Prerequisite(s): SFDM 719.
MOME 748 Motion Media Design M.A. Final Project
Motion Media Design M.A. Final Project
This course allows each student to develop a professional-level project that demonstrates his or her personal artistic vision. Students define a personal direction, engage in theoretical exploration and formulate plans that culminate in a final project. Each student also develops an artist's statement and explores avenues for self-promotion. Prerequisite(s): Completion of the review for candidacy.
MOME 749 Motion Media Design Portfolio
Motion Media Design Portfolio
Students focus on the integration of imagery, websites, video and various other elements into a broadcast design portfolio. Students create effective tools for self-promotion, including a reel, CD compilation, website, cover letter and résumé. Proper and effective marketing techniques, interviewing skills, job search strategies and business practices are covered to provide an understanding of operations in the broadcast industry. M.A. students enroll in this course during their final quarter of the motion media program. Prerequisite(s): MOME 709 and completion of the review for candidacy.
MOME 756 Works of Art in a Digital Culture
Works of Art in a Digital Culture
This course presents an in-depth study of contemporary digital culture through readings, writing and presentations. Students analyze and critique the role, definition and application of art in contemporary culture. Students also work together to produce a group exhibition addressing issues related to their research and present it in a local gallery or other public context. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 758 3-D Motion Media Design
3-D Motion Media Design
This course focuses on the creation of 3-D elements for compositing with live action and 2-D art. Students are responsible for the modeling and animation of 3-D elements, with an emphasis on lighting and camera placement as they apply to motion graphics environments. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 760 Alternative Methods in Motion Media Design
Alternative Methods in Motion Media Design
This course explores a variety of nontraditional practices for time-based work. Students explore ideas of narrative form, image genres and visual language issues related to context and audience. Prerequisite(s): SFDM 719.
MOME 761 Timeline Compositing
Timeline Compositing
In this course, students address specialized problems and patterns encountered in combining a variety of visual effects source material using a timeline based compositing system. Prerequisite(s): MOME 709 or VSFX 715.
MOME 766 Business of Motion Media Design
Business of Motion Media Design
This course covers the workings, promotion and operation of design businesses, preparing students for roles as freelancers or business owners in today's economy. Topics include developing a sound business plan, freelancing, agency work, client relations and problem resolution, compensation and benefits, profitability and organizational structure and functionality. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 768 Pro-social Motion Media Design
Pro-social Motion Media Design
In this course, students scrutinize and evaluate the role of the director in producing broadcast pieces of short duration, such as PSAs, by participating in hands-on production and critiquing and analyzing historical and contemporary practices in the field. Emphasis is placed on research and the integration of history and practice as students work with and coordinate a variety of individuals with diverse production process experience to complete an aesthetic, concept-driven piece. Prerequisite(s): MOME 709.
MOME 775 Motion Media Design Studio II: Thesis Development
Motion Media Design Studio II: Thesis Development
This seminar studio continues the research and exploration of thesis ideas developed in Motion Media Design Studio I. In addition to continuing theoretical exploration, students engage in project organization and preproduction to prepare for the final thesis course. Prerequisite(s): MOME 735 and completion of the review for candidacy.
MOME 779F Graduate Field Internship
Graduate Field Internship
Students in this course undertake a field assignment under the supervision of a faculty member. Prerequisite(s): 15 graduate credit hours, good academic standing.
MOME 779T Graduate Teaching Internship
Graduate Teaching Internship
Students in this course undertake a teaching assignment under the supervision of a faculty member. Prerequisite(s): 15 graduate credit hours, good academic standing.
MOME 780 Special Topics in Motion Media Design
Special Topics in Motion Media Design
This course provides students with an opportunity to focus on particular issues in the field of motion media design or to study advanced techniques and processes. Faculty, course content and prerequisites vary each time the course is offered. The course may include lectures, discussions, individual projects and critiques, depending on the nature of the topic. Prerequisite(s):
MOME 790 Motion Media Design M.F.A. Thesis
Motion Media Design M.F.A. Thesis
Motion media design M.F.A. students develop an innovative and theoretically informed body of work that is exhibited in a manner and context that supports its creative content. Students also produce a written component that addresses the theoretical premise of the work. Prerequisite(s): MOME 735 and completion of the review for candidacy.
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Every once in a while we get a fun little surprise. The good folks from Kingwin sent word they were sending over one of their new cold cathode case lights over. My first thought was ok, another CCFL or maybe a bubble light. I was quite a bit off base. Upon opening up the box and playing with the new Kingwin Thunder Light, I quickly discovered it was a plasma light. When I say plasma, I mean that the current going through the light tube produces some unusual effects that seems like you have some lightning caught in a tube. A picture is worth a thousand words. But if you give us a second we'll show you the unit first then what it does.
When you open the Kingwin Thunder box you find what appears to be a standard CCFL lamp, a power adapter, a PCI/AGP slot bracket with an on/off switch and two pieces of double sided tape.
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Tenoch Mexican in Medford: One Year Anniversary Celebration
Just an FYI to any who are familiar with the amazing, Tenoch Mexican Taqueria in Medford, this Friday, March 1 and Saturday, March 2 they will be celebrating their one year anniversary of being in business.
Their Facebook page promises, food tastings, tepache, Sangria (for sale), a raffle and extended hours (11AM - 10PM) on both days.
If you have not tried Tenoch, it really is a great spot with Torta's and tacos that rival any I've tasted in Boston or beyond. The Boston Globe included in them in their "Best of the New" Restaurants of 2012.
Additionally, the last time we were in, I was chatting with one of the owners and he told me that they are considering opening on Sundays with a limited brunch menu, including the Texas breakfast favorite, Migas. I know of no other restaurant in the city that serves the dish, so I was very excited to hear it.
re: margaretweigel
Yes, but not a big place - they'd be worse than Soundbites when it was small. They'd have to be kicking people out..
And I hope their coffee would measure up..
Ohh! I have been hearing good things and can not wait to try. Growing up in a Mexican house hold, I have yet to find a place that can come close to home cooking.
I think you are right I have asked for Migas at other places and some say they do not make special requests that are not on the menu and some have no idea what they are. I still love making a big batch of migas after church on sundays.
re: l0b0SKI
You gotta go! Youll love it. The chili de Arbol sauce is a must! And clearly I need to come to your house on Sunday!
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Here here!
Tenoch is a fantastic spot, and my favorite when it comes to burritos. A colleague of mine gave the recommendation and I have been several times since. Portions/Quality are excellent and enough to not induce a post-lunch food coma.
Another gem to check out is Que Padre in Eastie. Right on Chelsea street right by Jevelli's, this place is small spot with a similar feel to Tenoch. Top items we had were the Saltenas and the Sonoran Dog
re: KeyConcierge
Thank you for the heads up on Que Padre. I will definitely check it out. Can you describe what the Sonoran Dog is? I've never had one.
re: UnclePH
Sonoran Dogs are not delicate in any sense of the word, but the combination of the items on there defintiley mesh well togther. It is a bacon wrapped hot dog, topped with pinto beans, jalepeno, tomato, onion, mustard and chipolte mayo.
Very messy but flavorful. The Saltenas which are essentially Bolvian empenadas are very good too.
re: KeyConcierge
Wow! That looks amazing. I love Saltenas. Haven't had any good ones since we left DC. We will definitely be going soon. Thank you!!
re: KeyConcierge
re: the dogs>> What, no coconut? :-}
we've got to try this place in eastie.are they open sundays?
(google, here i go.) thk you.
re: opinionatedchef
they are open sunday from 11-7!
re: KeyConcierge
great;thk you. hoping to go tomorrow.
Just came back from lunch during their day 1 of anniversary celebration. Very busy, happy mood inside. Tried the specials - tacos de surtido pork (crunchy), molletes (wee bit like a bruschetta), tepache (fermented pineapple drink).
Thanks so much for this post as it reminded me to try Tenoch! Went this afternoon for the first time...we had the torta Tenoch...I was a bit dubious about the ham slice, but it turned out to be the most wonderful cuban-like sandwich I've ever had and all the ingredients combined (we skipped the tomato) reminded me of the best pulled pork sandwich I've ever had, plus! We also had the pork adobo taco.....delicious. $3, the pork taco at Painted Burro is good but not this good and costs twice as much. The pork in both dishes was very lean but very flavorful and tender with lots of layers of flavor...I don't know how they do it...
They gave us for free a tacos de surtido pork and a glass of the tepache, the fermented pineapple drink. Both excellent. I tried the sangria, very good.
Very best Mexican food I've ever had in Boston in 25 years and some of the best anywhere (I've never been to Mexico but I used to live in the SF bay area). And the people are lovely, very friendly and so pleased that people love their food.
The previous threads on this place were full of praise...somehow, I never got there before now, so thanks UnclePH....it's not far from where I live so I see many visits in the future. The quality of the ingredients is superb and the prices low....
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Awesome! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. We went this evening. Such a festive atmosphere. We had EXACTLY what you had. Except that I kept my tomatoes. That Surtido taco is a mix of carnitas and chicharron from the hind leg of the pig. It has a very rich porky flavor while still remaining lean. Brilliant. Like you, I love the overall pride of Tenoch. These are people who love food and are excited about what they are doing! I hope they have many more anniversaries.
I had to stop by for lunch to wish them a happy anniversary. The owner was working the cash register and was his usual happy self! I haven't had their signature torta since the first time I was here so I decided today was a good day to see if it was as good as I remembered and it was. The Torta Campechana have everything in it and it was still as delicious as on the first try. I was also offered to try the the Taco de Surtido made with pork from the shin. This was delicious, especially the crispy bits of pork skin. I also got to try the Tepache, fermented pineapple drink and it was nice. They are working on opening a second location in the North End and I wish them luck with that.
Stopped by for lunch today and they were busy, good to see. New on the specials menu are Fish Tacos! Slice of crispy fish and some lettuce and cucumber for crunch and chipotle for heat. Delicious! I also ordered one tostada with chorizo (Mexican) and the tostada was loaded with refried beans, lettuce, crumbled cheese and crema on top.
re: Ferrari328
fantastic,ferrari. you have no idea how TIMEly is your post!thx much.
I keep calling to see if they are doing that roasted poblanos w/ cheese and crema(rajas, and no, not yet) and the chef told me that they are doing some special dishes tomorrow, Sat., for Cinco de Mayo. Chicken w/ chipotle cream, chicken w/ mole, chicharrones w/ salsa verde. I think they are doing a food truck at SOWA tonight.
p.s. i was all excited about their starting to offer tacos al pescado but unfortunately they are using tilapia. <great big phooey.>
I know I'm late to the party here, but while I like Tenoch and I hope that they do brunch as well several restaurants offer migas. Not the least of which is Mike and Patty's in Bay Village, which does an excellent version and the very authentic Mi Rancho Restaurant in East Boston.
What's wrong with tilapia in fish tacos? Tilapia isn't the fish I would choose if I were baking or steaming a filet with salt, pepper and a little oil, but in a complicated dish where the fish is there more for texture, and the cooking method, spices and sauces provide the flavor, I don't see the problem. Then again, I also haven't tried their fish tacos!
re: lipoff
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Jay Z, Kanye West and Nicki Minaj were caught on camera schmoozing with the beautiful ones at Wednesday night's ( November 9) taping of The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, at the Lexington Avenue Armory in New York City. The trio provided a soundtrack for the night, as the models ripped the runway in some of Victoria Secret's latest lingerie attire.
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Boba Fett, one of those "minor characters" who happens to be a darling of fanboys and girls around the world, is still on the table for appearing in the new Star Wars TV series. Several news outlets suggested Fett in their commentary about a new press release announced today:
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DURHAM, N.C. — In December, I had an interview with UM guard Jack McClinton shortly after the slapping incident against Ohio State. McClinton seemed somewhat worried about how opposing fans would heckle him the remainder of the season. He specifically mentioned he hoped the Duke fans would forget by the time they played.
That day is here, and it's unlikely the Cameron Crazies have forgotten. Expect this clever bunch of fans to have all sorts of taunts for McClinton during today's game. The unique thing about this stadium is the fans are so close to the action. They are literally on top of the reporters covering the games. So McClinton will no doubt hear every word. The key for him to remain focused.


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Ciuchinia, M.; Derkachov, S.É.; Gracey, J.A. and Manashov, A.N. (2000) Computation of quark mass anomalous dimension at O(1/Nf2) in quantum chromodynamics. Nuclear Physics B, 579 (1-2). pp. 56-100. ISSN 0550-3213
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We present the formalism to calculate d-dimensional critical exponents in QCD in the large Nf expansion where Nf is the number of quark flavours. It relies in part on demonstrating that at the d-dimensional fixed point of QCD the critical theory is equivalent to a non-abelian version of the Thirring model. We describe the techniques used to compute critical two and three loop Feynman diagrams and as an application determine the quark wave function, η, and mass renormalization critical exponents at O(1/N2 f ) in d-dimensions. Their values when expressed in relation to four dimensional perturbation theory are in exact agreement with the known four loop MS results. Moreover, new coefficients in these renormalization group functions are determined to six loops and O(1/N2 f ). The computation of the exponents in the Schwinger Dyson approach is also provided and an expression for η in arbitrary covariant gauge is given.
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|large N-f method; renormalization; quark mass anomalous dimension; perturbation theory; DEEP-INELASTIC SCATTERING; CRITICAL EXPONENT-ETA; QCD BETA-FUNCTION; ARBITRARY DIMENSIONS; 1/N EXPANSION; ELECTRODYNAMICS; OPERATORS; ORDER
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honey1976found 1 year, 11 months ago
Highly recommend getting one of these cards, its not a store card but gives you discount off selected items in store and online. I got money off some boots a few weeks ago, should have been £22 got them for £12 with the card. No strings attached as far as i can see, just look out for the posters on selected product.
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- ewwaxo1 year, 11 months ago #1Show comment tools Reply
- ewwaxo1 year, 11 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplyI smell Matalan Employee....
- superpal1 year, 11 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplyThe Red reward card?
- honey19761 year, 11 months ago #4Show comment tools Replynope, not a tesco employee either before you start smelling that too,
- honey19761 year, 11 months ago #5Show comment tools Replysuperpal, hi yes i still have the temporary card at the moment as i am waiting for the plastic one in the post. but yes its red. :)
- atarisrocks1 year, 11 months ago1 Like #6Show comment tools ReplySpend £150 in a year and you get a black VIP card and get even better offers
- honey19761 year, 11 months ago #7Show comment tools Replyooh thanks.
- jacenj1 year, 11 months ago #8Show comment tools ReplyCan you get the card online?
- masra1 year, 11 months ago #9Show comment tools Replyi've still got the white card, how do I get upgraded?
- honey19761 year, 11 months ago #10Show comment tools Replyjust had a quick look, it says if you buy anything online you will get a card sent through the post. I got mine instore, i just asked at the till for the reward card and they gave me a form to fill out and a temporary card to use until my permanent one arrives in the post.
- honey19761 year, 11 months ago #11Show comment tools ReplyMasra, not sure what the white card is for. if you go to this link all the information is there or ask in store for a red card. sorry i couldnt be more helpful
- masra1 year, 11 months ago #12Show comment tools Replyhoney1976Masra, not sure what the white card is for. if you go to this link all the information is there or ask in store for a red card. sorry i couldnt be more helpful
Thankyou I have had mine for a long time it must be one of the originals!
- comeawaytoneverland1 year, 11 months ago1 Like #13Show comment tools ReplyI've got the white card... They're vintage ;)
- honey19761 year, 11 months ago #14Show comment tools ReplyIsnt the white card what was used when they had store cards? im sure at one time you could only shop at matalan if you had a store card? i asked them about it when i went but the lady just looked at me like i was talking a different language but then told me about their reward card instead.
- angie141 year, 11 months ago1 Like #15Show comment tools ReplyGive in your email address and they send you discount codes just got one for 20% off everything....but you have to present your card!
- atarisrocks1 year, 11 months ago #16Show comment tools Replythe white or the multi coloured ones are the old ones before they brought in the system where if you spend enough you become a vip. to get a red card just ask to sign up to a new one in store
also some of the white cards were when they were store cards where they cost a pound and you needed to swipe the card at the door for entry but that was 10+ years ago


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Brown and Wild Rice Salad with Dried Cranberries
Good old rice salad is an absolute must at a buffet party. This one, made with wild rice, looks very pretty with the jewelled colours of the dried cranberries and nuts. I have tried to make this salad by cooking the two sorts of rice together, but I've found I can't get the timing right, as the wild rice takes a little longer, so you do need to cook them separately.
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Begin by heating half the groundnut oil in the smaller frying pan, then add the wild rice and toss it around to coat the grains. Now pour over 8 fl oz (225 ml) of boiling water and add a little salt. Give it one stir, put the lid on and cook over a gentle heat for 50 minutes. Meanwhile, repeat the process with the brown rice, this time adding 16 fl oz (450 ml) of boiling water – it will take 40-45 minutes for the water to be absorbed and the rice to become tender.
While the rice is cooking, you can make the dressing. Pound the garlic and salt to a creamy paste with a pestle and mortar. Next, work in the mustard powder, then switch to a small whisk and add the vinegar and olive oil. Season with plenty of freshly milled black pepper.
Now you'll need to toast the walnuts, so spread them out on a baking tray and place them in the oven for 8 minutes, putting a timer on so you don't forget them. Meanwhile, place the tomatoes in a heatproof bowl and pour boiling water on to them. After exactly a minute, remove them from the water and slip off their skins (protecting your hands with a cloth if the tomatoes are hot), then halve them, squeeze out the seeds and chop them into small pieces.
When both amounts of rice are cooked, mix them together in a serving bowl and add 3-4 tablespoons of the dressing. Toss the rice around in the dressing and then leave it to cool.
When it's cool, mix in the cucumber, tomatoes, diced pepper, apple, cranberries, two-thirds of the spring onions and two-thirds of the walnuts. Drizzle with the remaining dressing and mix again so that everything is thoroughly combined and coated in dressing.
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Oh, alright, I'll try to get excited about London Choc Week, but I just feel I've done London – after three trips already is it worth it? Do you think the likes of Harrods, Self's, Harvey's, Fortnum will have a more extensive range of the dark stuff? Or will the "week" probably not register on their radar? I'm afraid it all sounds a bit sugary for me. BUT, I knew nothing of Marcolini and WILL visit for the 85% – on my way to Paris!
Anyone have any suggestions for chocolate shopping in Paris? But, I guess anyone who's anyone will be at the show, so no need to go outside! But I just need to know who are the Paris equivalent to Godiva, ie who to stay clear of!
I think this "Salon" event was called "Marché aux chocolats" in 2003, anyone have any info, I only got these dates by emailing from [url]http://www.franceguide.com[/url].
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Well the theme of London Chocolate Week is 'real' chocolate, so there will be some good stuff around. Definitely the Marcolini bars, but also Rococo have an interesting range (I'm reviewing some right now) and L'artisan may have some, I have to check.
I was also hoping to go to Paris – but they've got my passport – wahhhhhhhh!!! Here's the official site – http://www.chocoland.com. The same people also run the New York chocolate show (www.chocolateshow.com).
The good news is that there will be a UK chocolate show 16 – 18 January 2004. Not many details at http://www.thechocolateshow.co.uk yet, but it will be announced fully during London Chocolate Week. These are big steps forward for the UK and seventypercent hopes to be involved as much as possible.
You know, you can always tell quality by ingredients. Even if a company's dark bar seems ok, when you check out their other products you will so see what they use – as soon as you start to see 'flavouring' or 'E' numbers, walk away.
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July 26, 2003
I wish a good chocolate show would come around here. The closest thing to a show coming is The Chocolate Exhibition, which is still some distance. This is more of an educational thing than a tasting show. They do have a lot of high end chocolate with them, but nothing to the extent of the shows that you listed, Martin. I would like to make a trip to Europe soon, though. I work and study hard, I think I owe it to myself!
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Well I'm sure a private chocolate tour can be arranged! Also there may be some organised tours next year from the US for London Chocolate Week.
Will you go to the exhibition? I've seen the web site and it looks interesting – a report would be welcome.
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The Chocolate Show in New York in November is something worth attending. Go to http://www.chocolateshow.com to find out more information. I am planning to go, but with the recent hurricane, I'm not so sure anymore. You might want to check your local area to see if any chocolatiers exist. I found one here that produces good quality chocolates that I also plan on visiting.
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Well, Saying that the exhibition will be some distance from me is an understament. It's about eight hours away. I would love to go, but I'm not willing to make the drive. Then again it won't be coming for another year or two, so maybe.
Well, I do know of some chocolatiers around here. I've never tried any because I don't feel like paying such high prices for little dainty chocolate pieces. Can good chocolates be as interesting as some of these good bars? I know that they're made of good quality bars, but does the additional ingredients take away from the original flavor?


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