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Journalism faculty go back to school
Ten members of the Journalism faculty went back to the classroom the day after Commencement—not to teach, but to immerse themselves in the latest multimedia tools used in the field today.
International Graduate Students Take In Cape Cod
Cathryn Edelstein, a scholar-in-residence in the Communication Studies department, recently took 12 Emerson College international graduate students to Falmouth, MA on Cape Cod.
Gerzof Richard talks to Globe about Facebook IPO
Adjunct faculty member David Gerzof Richard, who teaches Emerson's popular social media marketing course, shared his take on Facebook's stock market debut as a publicly traded company with the Boston Globe.
Gregory tells grads to learn resilience
More than 1,000 degrees were conferred at Emerson's 132nd Commencement exercises, held May 15 at the Citi Performing Arts Center in Boston.
Emerson announces 2012 co-valedictorians
This year's class valedictorian honors go to not one, but two students from the Communication Studies Department.
Students to speak at Commencement
Emerson has named a Writing for Film and Television major and a Journalism student with experience reporting in Pakistan as the student speakers for the College's 132nd undergraduate and graduate Commencement ceremonies.
Emerson debate team finishes successful year
Emerson Forensics, the College's nationally competitive speech and debate team, recently finished a successful 2011–2012 competition season with numerous accolades.
Emersonians celebrate public diplomacy project
Students, faculty, and alumni of Emerson College met with their counterparts in the beachside community of Rosarito, Mexico, recently, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of an ongoing public diplomacy project in the wake of the Mexican drug cartel crisis.
emerson college at a glance
- 3,662 full-time undergraduates
- 830 full-and part-time graduate students
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U.S. Forces Korea honors veterans
Nov 11, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" About 100 U.S. and Korean dignitaries and community members gathered to honor veterans at the 8th U.S. Army War Memorial Nov. 11.
U.S. Forces Korea honors veterans
Nov 11, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" About 100 U.S. and Korean dignitaries and community members gathered to honor veterans at the 8th U.S. Army War Memorial Nov. 11. U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Walter Sharp addressed the group before joining Veteran's of Foreign Wars and Korean officials in laying wreathes and flowers.
Seoul American wins Far East football championship
Nov 11, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" Seoul American High School Falcons celebrated a big win over the Kadena Panthers Saturday to take the Department of Defense Dependent School Class AA Championship title 22-21.
DLIFLC students attend Korea University
Nov 8, 2008
Five DLIFLC students go to Korea for immersion training.
Mixon shares historical rug with 25th ID museum
Nov 7, 2008
Lt. Gen. Benjamin R. Mixon, commander, U.S. Army, Pacific, presents a rug, a large piece of history, to the Tropic Lightning Museum on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The rug was given to Mixon during his Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment as the commander of the 25th Infantry Division.
Young Presidents tour Army facilities
Nov 7, 2008
Members of Hawaii's Young Presidents' Organization, highly influential business leaders in the international and local community, are given a tour of U.S. Army facilities in Hawaii, courtesy of USARPAC and the 25th ID CAB, in order for them to gain a better understanding of Army operations.
Making friends during ROK-U.S. Family-to-Family friendship day
Nov 7, 2008
Exchanging Korean and American cultures was the theme of the first-ever Korean and American Family-to-Family Friendship Day at Buyong Elementary School, Gaeksari, South Korea on Nov. 1.
Dance your way to health with Zumba
Nov 6, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" More than 20 women shook their hips and showed off their dance moves at the weekly Zumba exercise class at the Health & Fitness Center here, Nov. 5. An intricate array of music rang out as instructor Madalene Aponte led the group through a variety of global dances.
Assistant Secretary shares sustainability vision
Nov 6, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" The Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Office for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health visited Hawaii, Oct. 26-31. Tad Davis, a man passionate about the Army, its people and the environment, spent the week meeting with military and community leaders to share and continue the efforts underway in Hawaii to keep people safe.
Nov. 11 celebrates service, sacrifices of past 90 years
Nov 6, 2008
Ninety years ago on Nov. 11, 1918, at 11 a.m. on the 11th day of the 11th month Aca,!" the guns fell silent over the bloody battlefields of Europe after four years of slaughter, ending World War I.
Daddy's girl
Nov 6, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Maj. Don Ollar, 84th Engineer Battalion, dances with 5-year-old daughter, Shelby, at the second annual Armed Services YMCA Father-Daughter Ball, Saturday. More than 250 family members danced the night away at the Nehelani Ballroom, creating memories for Soldiers and their daughters.
Blue Star Card helps make deployment bearable
Nov 6, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" ItAca,!a,,cs the last week of the month, and for many Army spouses, itAca,!a,,cs time to celebrate. Another month of deployment is completed, and Darlene Marshall, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR), Blue Star Card Program coordinator, warmly greets spouses as they arrive at the Nehelani Club for the Aca,!A"Big R: Countdown to Redeployment Party.Aca,!A?
AFC a strong commitment to Soldiers and families
Nov 6, 2008
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii Aca,!" One year ago, Gen. Richard Cody, then Army Vice Chief of Staff, signed the Army Family Covenant here in Hawaii, pledging a stronger commitment to Army families.
ACS continues efforts to aid family members with new hires
Nov 6, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" With the signing of the Army Family Covenant (AFC) last November, Soldiers and family members have seen increased benefits and programs over the past year.
Army selects Yongsan as 2009 ACOE finalist
Nov 5, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" Army officials announced top contenders in a competition to recognize excellence in installation management last month. U.S. Army Garrison-Yongsan is one of seven finalists in the 2009 Army Communities of Excellence competition.
Garrison wishes BOSS 'Happy Birthday'
Nov 5, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" Soldiers recently celebrated the 19th anniversary of an Army program designed to make life better for single and unaccompanied troops.
Wounded warrior receives Purple Heart
Nov 4, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" A member of the 1st Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment received a Purple Heart at a ceremony here, Oct. 24. Sgt. Mark Yarbrough received the award for wounds he sustained when an improvised explosive device (IED) exploded near his vehicle while on patrol in Abu Ghraib, Iraq, June 17.
Country star entertains at Tropics
Nov 4, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Many entertainers use to playing at large music festivals of thousands and opening for country legends such as Tracy Lawrence, George Jones and Tim McGraw, might balk at performing for an intimate crowd of Soldiers.
Neighbors from beyond: Military personnel share ghostly encounters from Hawaii's installations
Nov 3, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Do you ever get that feeling that someone is following you' Or you see something from the corner of your eye, turn, and it is gone' Many equate this to an overactive imagination, but can imagination make those tiny hairs on the back of your neck stand up'
Army veteran puts long-drive energy into FMWR youth sports programs
Oct 31, 2008
The second-placer finisher in the 2008 Military Long Drive Championship wishes more kids would get involved with the Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command's Child, Youth and School Services Sports and Fitness programs.
Veteran's book tells of days as POW
Oct 30, 2008
William Abbott fought with 31st Infantry Regiment when he was taken as a prisoner of war in 1950 by the Chinese during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in North Korea.
Senior Army leader visits Korea
Oct 26, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" The senior Army official responsible for installations and the environment is in Korea on a fact finding mission Oct. 18-22.
Engineers uncase colors in Hawaii
Oct 24, 2008
The 130th Engineer Brigade offically uncased their colors during a ceremony at Schofield Barracks Oct. 23. The ceremony formally completed the brigade's move from Germany to Hawaii.
Soldiers conduct bilateral training with Japanese allies
Oct 24, 2008
In its continuing dedication to supporting Pacific CommandAca,!a,,cs areas of responsibilities, I Corps and Fort Lewis played host Oct. 8-19 to the Japan Ground Self-Defense ForceAca,!a,,cs 22nd Regiment for two weeks of bilateral training.
2nd Infantry Division celebrates 91 years
Oct 24, 2008
The 2nd Infantry Division celebrated its 91st birthday Oct. 24 at Camp Red Cloud, Korea.
Warriors work together for WPI
Oct 23, 2008
During the War Path I exercise at Camp Casey, 210th Fires Brigade's Thunder Inn Dining Facility Soldiers received reinforcement from Headquarters and Headquarters Support Company, Division Special Troops Battalion's Kimbourne Dining Facility at Camp Red Cloud.
Spouses join Soldiers for predeployment briefing
Oct 23, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" More than 600 Soldiers and family members became better prepared for their upcoming deployment at a deployment briefing and exposition, Oct. 17, at the Nehelani.
Military ohana enjoy ghostly experience
Oct 23, 2008
HONOLULU Aca,!" While children gather under blankets, flashlights held sternly under their chin, telling tales of ghosts and goblins, a small crowd enjoyed a more adult version of ghost telling here, Oct. 18.
MASCAL tests readiness of Area 1 medics
Oct 22, 2008
Area 1 Soldiers and Civilians participated in an Adaptive Focus Antiterrorism Exercise along with Service members from United States Forces Korea and civilian Fire Emergency Services Response units Oct. 15-16.
Moore welcomed as newest Hawaii CASA
Oct 16, 2008
HILO, Hawaii Aca,!" On behalf of Secretary of the Army Pete Geren, Lt. Gen. Benjamin Mixon, commanding general, U.S. Army-Pacific (USARPAC), swore in Hawaii island native William Moore as a Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army (CASA), recently.
Hope hangs on Clothesline Project
Oct 16, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" In commemoration of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Clothesline Project for U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii kicked off at the Main Post Exchange, Oct. 1.
Korean group donates millions to Fall Festival
Oct 15, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" A local private organization donated 50 million Korean Won, about $36,000, Oct. 8 to directly support the 2008 Yongsan Fall Festival.
Koreans, Americans celebrate 2008 Yongsan Fall Festival
Oct 15, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" Blue skies, crisp autumn temperatures and a community ready to celebrate combined Saturday to create the biggest event of the year. Yongsan hosted nearly 5,000 visitors to the 2008 Yongsan Fall Festival Oct. 11.
Fisher House provides home away from home
Oct 9, 2008
HONOLULU Aca,!" The Pacific Ocean created a breathtaking backdrop for the annual FounderAca,!a,,cs Day at the Fisher House here, Sept. 26. Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) cadets from Punahou High School kicked off the day with the presentation of colors as the National Anthem rang softly in the background. Chaplain (Capt.) Tim Wilson, Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC), then led the crowd in prayer.
All PTA law enforcement officers get expert marksmen
Oct 9, 2008
POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA, Hawaii Aca,!" No matter where you go, society requires the protection of a police force. This fact is true even in a remote location like Pohakuloa Training Area (PTA), where it takes a force to secure this Army installation, day and night, rain or shine, weekends and holidays.
Tripler Army Medical Center Humanitarian Mission
Oct 9, 2008
One article, 3 photos As part of a humanitarian outreach program and the Pacific CommandAca,!a,,cs (PACOM) mission to strengthen relationships and set conditions for regional security and prosperity, Tripler Army Medical Center sent specialized surgical teams to three Southeast Asia countries this year. The Department of Defense has a large number of humanitarian programs ongoing worldwide ranging from medical missions to fresh water projects to building schools.
Tripler Army Medical Center Ear, Nose, Throat Docs
Oct 9, 2008
One article and two images. As part of a humanitarian outreach program, Tripler Army Medical Center sent specialized surgical teams to three Southeast Asia countries this year. Tripler Army Medical Center is the Department of DefenseAca,!a,,cs tertiary referral medical center for Asia and the Pacific. The missions were part of the Pacific CommandAca,!a,,cs (PACOM) mission to strengthen relationships and set conditions for regional security and prosperity.
EUSA band performs in two cultural festivals
Oct 7, 2008
Korean Armed Forces Commemoration
Oct 6, 2008
'Prevent Home Fires' theme for annual fire prevention observance
Oct 6, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - Fire Prevention Week 2008 begins and ends at home. That's the message Yongsan fire prevention experts want to get out to the community.
Yongsan 'kicks off' CFC-Overseas season
Oct 6, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - U.S. Army Garrison-Yongsan Commander Col. Dave Hall launched the fund drive season by kicking a "CFC football" to a team of unit coordinators during halftime at a Seoul American High School varsity football game.
"Backbone" of Joint Logistical Operation - Army NCOs
Sep 29, 2008
Soldiers, NCOs and Officers from the 8th Theater Sustainment Command (TSC) headquarters led Joint Logistics Over The Shore (JLOTS) 2008, Exercise Pacific Strike, June 1 to Aug. 1. Soldiers from the 45th Sustainment Brigade, 8th TSC, and the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division loaded their equipment for transport on the USNS Pililaau. The Pililaau brought the equipment to Camp Pendleton where it would be downloaded in-stream to the beaches of Camp Pendleton, where later all of it would be driven to Fort Irwin, Calif., for a mission rehearsal exercise prior to their deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq.
Final Board Preparations
Sep 29, 2008
Spc. Eric Kocourek, Eighth Army Soldier of the Year, prepares for his board appearance Sept. 29 during the 2008 Department of the Army NCO/Soldier of the Year Competition at Fort Lee, Va.
Soldier's ohana in Hawaii makes return memorable
Sep 29, 2008
HONOLULU Aca,!" When Sgt. Nathan Rolens packed for his return to Honolulu last week, one item Aca,!" a pea-sized pebble Aca,!" took priority. In fact, the pebble was so special, Rolens decided to carry it on the flight with him.
Heating things up at the FRG chili cook-off
Sep 29, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Family readiness groups (FRGs) from across the 25th Infantry Division put their cooking skills to the test, Sept. 19, at the Tropics, here, as part of Family and Morale, Welfare and RecreationAca,!a,,cs (FMWR) Chili Cook-Off.
4-7 Cavalry fires mortars
Sep 24, 2008
Booms echoed across training ground Rooster 8 as Soldiers from 4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment fire 120mm mortars from the backs of modified M113 Armored Personnel Carriers, marking the end of Slashing Sabers Sept. 18.
4-2 AVN, 51st ROK conduct chemical training
Sep 24, 2008
Soldiers with 4th Battalion, 2d CAB and the Republic of Korea's 51st Chemical Platoon participated in decontamination training at Black Cat Ramp, Sept. 12.
2-9 Tankers thunder through training
Sep 24, 2008
These days it is hard to gain that kind of experience outside the battlefield unless Soldiers train at the Close Combat Tactical Trainer center, which is exactly what the 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment did Sept. 19 at Camp Hovey.
Going over the wall
Sep 23, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Members of the Army's Special Response Team (SRT) navigate an eight-foot wall during the Army sponsored SWAT team competition, Sept. 16. Teams from Schofield Barracks, Tripler Army Medical Center, Maui and Marine Corps Base Kaneohe competed here for top bragging rights in Hawaii Sept. 16-18.
Conference inspires 8th TSC leaders
Sep 23, 2008
KANEOHE BAY, Hawaii Aca,!" Commanders and senior leaders from around the Pacific region flocked to the 2nd Annual 8th Theater Sustainment Command (TSC) Commanders Conference at the Officers Club on Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, Sept. 11-13.
Volunteers across the country to 'dig in' for National Public Lands Day
Sep 23, 2008
KAHANAHAIKI, Hawaii Aca,!" Volunteers and Army staff will roll up their sleeves, Sept. 27, as they join the nation in honoring National Public Lands Day.
45th Sustainment Brigade trains up for deployment
Sep 23, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" American Soldiers surrounded the building and rushed in to secure it as men with faces partially obscured by turbans taunted the Soldiers.
Hawaii witnesses demonstration of 'instant' causeway
Sep 23, 2008
WAIPAHU PENINSULA, Hawaii Aca,!" Military and community members gathered here to witness the first official demonstration of the Lightweight Modular Causeway System (LMCS), Sept. 15.
Military kids rock on
Sep 23, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" The rhythmic motion of 11 heads nodding to the beat of a semitogether version of the Boys Like GirlsAca,!a,,c tune Aca,!A"ThunderAca,!A? introduced passersby to the newest craze to hit the installation here.
Icon of Photography: Yu spends 50 years documenting Soldiers
Sep 22, 2008
The 71-year-old photographer, Yu, Hu Son, has followed 2nd Infantry Division Soldiers throughout the Korean peninsula for more than 50 years.
1st BSTB learns NBC during Spartan Stakes
Sep 22, 2008
Chemical and biological attacks are a threat to a Soldier's life. To help mitigate this threat, Soldiers from 1st Brigade Special Troops Battalion conducted training on Nuclear Biological and Chemical tasks Aug. 12-22 at Camp Hovey.
FA Soldiers take 'challenge' at Hovey
Sep 22, 2008
Officers and senior non-commissioned officers from 1st Battalion, 15th Field Artillery Regiment, 2-9 Infantry and 302nd Brigade Support Battalion underwent common field artillery and Soldier training tasks Sept. 4 at Camp Hovey.
USAG-Yongsan honors Korean War veterans
Sep 19, 2008
BUPYEONG, Republic of Korea - U.S. Army Garrison-Yongsan officials joined Korean War veterans in Incheon Sept. 18 to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the Incheon Landing, a key victory to liberate Seoul in 1950.
Korean, U.S. kindergarten students share cultural exchange
Sep 17, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" Korean kindergarten students from Yusung Kindergarten in Itaewon visited Seoul American Elementary School Sept. 11 as part of a Good Neighbor Program cultural exchange.
'No Soldier Stands Alone': Suicide prevention theme emphasizes Army Family working togethe
Sep 17, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea Aca,!" Aca,!A"Shoulder-to-Shoulder: No Soldier Stands Alone.Aca,!A? The theme of last weekAca,!a,,cs National Suicide Prevention Week emphasizes the Army Family working together on suicide prevention, and Yongsan experts want community members to know itAca,!a,,cs a sign of strength to ask for help.
Paralegal Soldiers Aca,!A"judgedAca,!A? in USARPAC competition
Sep 16, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii (September 12, 2008) Aca,!"After an uninterrupted Army Physical Fitness Test, a 100 meter swim, a pull-up contest, a correspondence memorandum review and a 3-to-5 mile urban orienteering contest, most would be ready for a break, but at the U.S. Army, Pacific first annual Paralegal Challenge, the 12 competitors were met with a final mental challenge - an Article 15 Review. And that was day one.
129th Medical Detachment (Veterinary Medicine)
Sep 16, 2008
The 129th Medical Detachment (Veterinary Medicine,) U.S. Army Yongsan Garrison, South Korea, is a self-contained and deployable veterinary animal treatment facility. It is one of only three mobile veterinary clinics in the U.S. Army regularly conducting field exercises.
8th TSC recognizes Volunteer of the Year
Sep 15, 2008
ALIAMANU MILITARY RESERVATION, Hawaii Aca,!" The military community is full of volunteers Aca,!" military, civilian and family members, who go above and beyond their duties everyday as an effort to enrich the quality of life for everyone.
Mosaic tile: Blue Star Card holders become artists at the Arts & Crafts Center
Sep 15, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Army family member Catherine Florang sat at a long table with other military spouses, carefully placing small pieces of broken tile on a wood board at the Schofield Barracks Arts & Crafts Center, Aug. 23. She reminisced about the day spent with her husband, Pvt. Robert Florang, 2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, prior to his deployment to Iraq.
CSA inspires Hawaii recruiters
Sep 12, 2008
PEARL CITY, Hawaii Aca,!" Hawaii recruiters met the ArmyAca,!a,,cs senior officer recently when Gen. George Casey, Army Chief of Staff, stopped in for a visit to the Pearlridge Recruiting Station, Sept. 4.
JVEF honors Wheeler's contribution
Sep 8, 2008
WAIKIKI, Hawaii Aca,!" More than 300 educators, volunteers and family members gathered to celebrate military participation in schools at the Hale Koa, Aug. 29, for the annual Joint Venture Education Forum (JVEF) meeting.
USFK Commander pays official visit to Yongsan
Sep 7, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Walter Sharp paid an official visit to the U.S. Army Garrison-Yongsan community Friday, Sept. 5 speaking with residents and touring renovated family housing.
U.S., Korea strengthen air defense readiness
Sep 5, 2008
SEOUL, South Korea- Soldiers of the 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command, based out of Fort Shafter, trained with U.S. and Republic of Korea Combined Forces air defense during the Ulchi Freedom Guardian Exercise here Aug. 18-22.
CSA inspires Hawaii recruiters
Sep 5, 2008
PEARL CITY, Hawaii Aca,!" Hawaii recruiters met the ArmyAca,!a,,cs senior officer recently when Gen. George Casey, Army Chief of Staff, stopped in for a visit to the Pearlridge Recruiting Station, Sept. 4.
Yongsan Lanes earns Army management award
Sep 5, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - Bringing a mechanical bull into the bowling alley wasn't exactly a new idea for Robert Victorine. He just needed an excuse to do it. It's another example of how Yongsan Lanes tries to offer myriad programs and activities for serious and recreational bowlers, and those just looking for something different to do.
Country bowling night at Yongsan brings a lot of 'bull'
Sep 5, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - Kristina Bean, 12, spent most of the summer riding horses while on vacation in the United States. Coming back to Yongsan, she graduated to bulls - mechnical, that is. She was one of dozens of country fans who participated in Yongsan Lanes Country Night that culminated weeklong activities as part of National Bowling Week.
COE Humanitarian Workshop
Sep 4, 2008
CAMP ZAMA, JAPAN Aca,!" More than 30 U.S. Servicemembers from around the Pacific Rim attended a five-day training workshop that focused on military assistance to civilian-led humanitarian assistance and disaster responses here on Aug. 25 Aca,!" 29. The Hawaii-based Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance administered the Combined Humanitarian Assistance Response Training, which focused on a wide variety of topics such as refugee assistance, food and water distribution, and public health considerations.
129th Medical Detachment, South Korea
Sep 4, 2008
Maj. Michelle Franklin, commander of the 129th Veterinary Medicine Medical Detachment, and 1st Lt. Park, Sung-gu, a veterinarian with the 1st Republic of Korea Military Working Dog Center, operate on Kase, a 5-year-old German shepherd while Pvt. 1st Class Jo, Sung-ha, 1st ROK MWDC records the operation for training purposes at the ROK MWDC. The 129th Veterinary Medicine Medical Detachment, a self-contained and deployable veterinary animal treatment facility, deployed to the ROK MWDC, Chuncheon, South Korea, Aug. 23 - 31 to conduct combined veterinarian-care operations.
Couples strengthen communication skills at retreat
Sep 2, 2008
LAIE, Hawaii Aca,!" They came from across the 9th Mission Support Command (MSC) prepared to strengthen their marriages and repair strained relationships brought on by the stress and uncertainty of separation and deployment to a war zone.
Gunning for Gold
Sep 2, 2008
Olympics wrap up; Fort Riley covenant signing.
Deployed civilians aid Soldiers in global war on terror
Sep 2, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Lost in the mass of Army Combat Uniform-clothed Soldiers downrange, one can also find Department of Defense (DoD) civilians deployed right alongside those Soldiers.
Speaker shares survival story
Sep 2, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" With Nov. 3 just around the corner, when Americans Aca,!" men and women Aca,!" will turn out in multitudes to elect the 44th President of the United States, it seems fitting that this yearAca,!a,,cs WomenAca,!a,,cs Equality Day theme was Aca,!A"Celebrating WomenAca,!a,,cs Right to Vote.Aca,!A?
Wheeler school earns JVEF award
Sep 2, 2008
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii Aca,!" The 2008 Joint Venture in Education Forum (JVEF) Norbert Commendation Award was bestowed on Wheeler Middle School, the first middle school to earn this honor.
Hawaii school funds depend on survey cards
Sep 2, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Students will bring home a federal survey card for parents to complete Sept. 1; these cards need to be returned to schools Sept. 2.
National award recognizes Army-Hawaii's own
Sep 2, 2008
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii Aca,!" Since graduating college and taking her first civil service job in 1967, Vanita Rae Smith has had one goal.
Rainbow jumpers: Youth hone basketball skills at UH-sponsored clinic
Sep 2, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Hundreds of sneakers squeaked across the polished hardwood floor at Martinez Gym as children learned fundamentals from members of the University of Hawaii MenAca,!a,,cs Basketball Team, Aug. 18-21.
Shocking experience
Sep 2, 2008
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii Aca,!" Sgt. Aaron Knight, Personal Security Detachment, Headquarters Company, 25th Inf. Div., Aca,!A"experiencesAca,!A? the latest in nonlethal incapacitating technology as part of division training on the Taser X26E, a device that will be available to select Soldiers downrange.
Local flavors spice up the commissary
Sep 2, 2008
WAIKIKI, Hawaii Aca,!" The smell of fresh 100-percent Kona coffee permeated the Mauna Kea Ballroom at the Hawaii Prince Hotel here, Aug. 21, for the 11th Annual American Logistics Association Hawaii Food Show.
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I have my manifold pieced together but haven't cut the slits into yet. Just curious to see what anyone else did. I am leaning towards 1/2"...
I did 1/4" center to center. I get >80% efficiency but have no idea how much of that is attributable to the dense spacing of the slots in my manifold. Curious to see what spacing others used and the efficiencies they achieve.
I saw your thread and your manifold looks awesome. Unfortunately I have to use a hacksaw or a dremel for the slots and I am not very confident to get them that close without messing something up. I have seen some that look like they are 1" apart and I would eventually like to fly sparge, so I think there would be channeling on that. Just MHO .
Thank you for the kind words. I think at least one person who used my design used a hacksaw and his spacing was very tight just as mine was. Copper is surprisingly strong and you could always clamp some guide blocks to keep the saw in the proper track. I'm a huge fan of jigs in case you can't tell.
Personally I would drill holes if you can. I'm pretty sure I used a 3/64" bit. In my experience the slits from a hacksaw or dremel allow too much grain material to pass through. I think mine are spaced about 1/4" apart.
For some reason I vorlauf a quart or two out of habit, but in reality I only need about two cups before there is no more grain material visible.
I wrote an article on how to build the most eff. manifold, on Brewer's Friend, home brewing resources
While it doesnt specifically talk about the slot spacing, it does talk about the vast importance of the tube spacing. Id suspect that the MORE holes or slots you have, the more efficiently you will be sparging the grain bed (read evenly) which will reduce oversparging of some areas and undersparging of others. It will reduce the possibility of channeling. There is a lot that goes into producing the most eff. manifild design for your MLT, Id suggest a little research into spacing.
Thanks for all of the info. My manifold is almost right on the money when it comes to your recommended tube spacing Pol. I don't have access to a drill press right now, the dad unit has one so I might try that the next time I visit the farm just to see the difference. I used 1/4 with the hacksaw this weekend, will probably use it this weekend coming up. Jeff, do you have the holes all over the tube? If not, how do you have them oriented in relation to your MLT?
I did 1/2" spacing, slots facing down, my efficiency rocks when I fly sparge...
One way to simplify cutting slots with a hacksaw is to use a Mitre Box. You can clamp the pipe in place in the mitre box and get cutting. This way you'll have nice, perpendicular cuts and if you're anal like me, you can actually measure and mark every 1/2 or 1/4 inch (or whatever spacing you choose). A small wood mitre box is cheap-under $15 (w/o a saw).
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Pizzaiolo - Oakland
- Address:
5008 Telegraph Ave
Oakland, CA 94609Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Pizzaiolo - Oakland
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.pizzaiolooakland.com/
- Phone: (510) 652-4888
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: M-Th 5:30pm-10:00pm
Dinner: F-Sa 5:30pm-10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Californian, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Charles Hallowell
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
Getting there
- Cross Street: 51 St. Street
- Public Transit: We are 10 blocks from the MacArthur BART station on Telegraph Ave. We are also on the same block as two major AC Transit bus lines, the 1 (and 1R) and the 12.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Parking is available on Telegraph Ave and the surrounding side streets. Please note that it is metered, but only until 6.00pm!
A word from Pizzaiolo - Oakland
We at Pizzaiolo believe that the simple act of feeding people is at the core of what it is to be human. We focus on the ritual of taking life from the world around us and presenting it to you to sustain your own life.Continued
When the day is done, the thinking that seems to matter most is that we are taking part in a web of human interaction. The food you eat at Pizzaiolo is 100% down-home human-made.
When the day is done, the thinking that seems to matter most is that we are taking part in a web of human interaction. The food you eat at Pizzaiolo is 100% down-home human-made.
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Pizzaiolo - Oakland reviews from OpenTable diners
74 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (55)neighborhood gem (47)hot spot (27)special occasion (23)good for groups (21)great for outdoor dining (20)romantic (18)notable wine list (13)vibrant bar scene (13)kid-friendly (11)late-night find (4)great for lunch (3)great for brunch (1)Show More
- EllenkEllenkDined on 11/20/2014Excellent food and service in a charming atmosphere. If you are over a certain age, bring your strongest reading glasses and a small flashlight to read the menu. Also, if you want to have a conversation be prepared to speak loudly and wear you hearing aides.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food, okay seatingmishelDined on 11/19/2014The menu is super amazing and changes very frequently, so I am excited to go back. I would say that the menu was oddly a little potato heavy when I went, but I am a sucker for potato pizza's so not really a complaint. Everything was delicious and came out at a great pace. I would like to suggest that they find some improvements to their seating service given that the floor plan is kind of a mess. While being seated I bumped into no fewer than three people, including the host, so clearly there is a flow problem. Better timing/awareness during seating could save that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty food, creative drinksOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/12/2014I started with a tasty cocktail called a Bear Medicine - basically a Bee's Knees shaken with some delicious berry shrub. We ordered a salad, meatballs and the chantrelle pizza. The meatballs were amazing! After them, the pizza seemed a little *meh*. I think the crust was a little too toasted/charred for my taste, but the toppings were awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb service and foodNeilBDined on 11/6/2014One of my favorite restaurants in Oakland - the food is always absolutely delicious and expertly prepared. The service is very friendly and attentive without a shred of pretension or attitude. The cocktail menu is very good, my favorite being the Leatherneck. Next time you're with a group of friends, ask your waitperson to "bring us food".Special Features:
- Great experienceDianaDined on 10/27/2014The restaurant was quite busy as we had made our reservations 2-3 weeks prior. The staff was very attentive and professional. I was impressed with the menu selection. They offer pizza but they also have a lot of other delicious dishes. We had the beet and avocado salad which was just the right size for a starter and was very flavourful. My friend ordered the fried chicken (which I would normally never eat) and I tasted it. The mix of spices was so rich and delicious. I had the margarita pizza which was also good. It is a happening place and was a very pleasant experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good pizza with hipster attitudeJFK2SFOVIPDined on 10/20/2014Simple menu, with good appetizers and great crust on the pizzas. We ordered 3 pizzas to try, and they came out timed well. However, the service was a bit uneven, and towards the end the server seemed to rush us out and suggested another party needed our shortly -- even though the restaurant was half empty! We took a hint and took our money elsewhere for our dessert and coffee...Special Features:
- Food was good service was not.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/9/201415 min later sever finally came by and was not concerned that we had been wating so long. Had attitude like we were fortunate to have him serve us the rest of the night. Over all poor server experience every one else did a good job.
- Best pizzaellaschrisVIPDined on 10/2/2014I am the pizza monster. They make some of the best in the Bay Area. Nice cocktails and great mellow vibe with the best ingredients you can find. From apps to pastas the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- neighborhood staple1moreglasspleaseDined on 9/29/2014Proud to call this a temescal/rockridge's neighborhood gem. Was thrilled when I found out 2 years ago that they are open in the mornings for the best doorstep sized toast I've had since childhood in Scotland, tea in a 'proper' teapot, as well as being able to buy the bread to go. Finally made it for dinner (my last night in the bay area before moving to Denver) and was equally as delighted with the experience. Amber lit ambience (tough to read the menus but our skin looked great), fun cocktail list, spacious booths. Loved the pizza, I'm a fan of the thinner crust, the group favorite was the chanterelle.Salads were difficult to choose from, went with the avocado and fennel.Great flavors all round. Yes. Happy. Hope to get back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this restaurantDenissKazan14VIPDined on 9/25/2014I think Pizzaiolo is one of the best restaurants in the Bay Area !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hadn't been in yearsHappybellyDined on 9/24/2014Was delighted with quality of food and different combinations. Everything we tried was excellent, would return in a flash!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- On my short listernieDined on 9/23/2014Can't believe I just found this place. My friends have always spoke highly of Pizzaiola and now I understand. Do not miss the pasta dishes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great pizza, very long waitLeftyGroveDined on 9/22/2014We had a 5:45 reservation and arrived on time. We ordered within 5 minutes of sitting down. The place was almost empty having just opened at 5:30. At 6:30, we still did not have our pizza. People who came in after us had finished and left. The waitress didn't seem to understand that we want to eat.Special Features:
- Lamb was tough, date was fantasticVizHaikuDined on 9/18/2014Seriously. She was hot. I assume I ate there dropped $160 for the bill, I assume I ate something.
- lambeeVIPDined on 9/17/20144th or 5th visit here. Everything still fantastic, esp. Gin n' Tonic, braised Pork, fig salad, Pasta (gemelli). Pizza was a little disappointing from how I remembered it. Not sure what was different, perhaps crust was a tad underdone.Special Features:
- Delicious food, frenetic atmosphereJRreviewsDined on 9/16/2014We enjoy dining at Pizzaiolo mainly for the delicious food, though the atmosphere is often chaotic and noisy. Initially we were seated at a very small, wobbly table that was cramped by the window. They were very nice about switching us when I asked, but really they should either fix that table or make that section by the window more roomy for patrons.Special Features:
- Very AccomodatingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/2/2014The entire staff was pleasant, prompt and professional. They did a great job of executing a couple of special requests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well worth it. Full, Happy Bellies!PoochDined on 9/2/2014Dinner at 6:00 pm on a Tuesday. The place was not crowded but by the time we left most tables were occupied. Service staff was excellent - cordial, attentive, and very helpful describing the menu items we asked about. Highlights - House-made bread is hearty with nice sourness. The avocado and fennel salad was bright and tasty. The scallops were perfectly seared. Can't go wrong ordering anything from Primi or Secondi. Love the crispness of the pizzas. This was our second time and we'll definitely go back.Special Features:
- As an Italian...MarcoDined on 8/26/2014As an Italian I was really impressed by their tomato sauce on that Margherita pizza. Took me back in time to when I used to have pizza with my grandparents in Naples. But, apart from Pizza, the Affogato dessert (gelato literally "drowned" in coffee) was of the highest quality. I also had a Porto (sweet dessert wine from Portugal) that, whilst not Italian, was also excellent. Great cocktails too.Special Features:
- Unusual Sub Par ServiceAngmcgDined on 8/18/2014The food and drinks here are amazing! I've been a couple of times before, once in the morning for their cafe hours (great pastries and coffee creations) and once for dinner with a large group. On this particular occasion the service left a lot to be desired. The hostess was unresponsive to several inquires about our reservation. We came about an hour ahead to sit at the bar. There were also many wait staff "serving" our table but we still managed to have to ask multiple times for bread refills. The main waitress also forgot or ignored our coffee order to accompany dessert. Overall service was just lackluster which is not normal for them. I would still highly recommend for the food, drinks and ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Slow ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/13/2014Been coming here for years and this last visit was the slowest service ever. I realize you get busy, but to simply plunk down menus and then not revisit the table for ten minutes or more, well that is just not right. Once they got to us, all was good, but no water and no bread for a long while...Special Features:
- Just okay.Kitkat28Dined on 8/11/2014We were seated in the main part of the restaurant which was very crowded and extremely noisy. Pizzas were fresh and tasty, but pretty standard fare. The waiter bordered on being sassy. However, on a trip to the restroom, I noticed they have a beautiful outdoor space in back. I would recommend requesting that area if you choose to dine here.Special Features:
- AwesomeAmcdonaldDined on 8/11/2014It's our new find. Everything was amazing! They made my birthday really special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BarbVIPDined on 8/11/2014Pizza was delicious, our server was great but the hostess needs a personality... a little smile, a thank you... she is in customer service working w/ the public!!!!
- Great Time at Pizzaiolo!jps5000VIPDined on 8/5/2014Pizza and salads were terrific. Hostess was very helpful when we asked to change the time of our reservation. Service was very good.
- LovelyfallonVIPDined on 8/4/2014Pizzaiolo knows what they're doing. Every dish is balanced and lovely, and the ambiance is a modern slice of the old world.Special Features:
- The following 7 reviews are from the Pizzaiolo - Oakland reviews archive.
- i transported to italiahanaleiswimmerDined on 7/21/2014incredible good eats! 3 of us thoroughly enjoyed crisp garden jems with perfect green goddess dressing and 2 pizzas and we still brought home leftover pizzas. enjoyed sausage and rapini pizza and the potato, pancetta, rosemary pizzas - they were heavenly!!! just like being back in italy - crispy crust, chewy inside - perfectly dressed. standing on the side to watch chefs top pizza - one shared some tips - big thank you to him. i want to come back to try the pasta and other dishes. i'm a big fan and will return when i come back to east bay.Special Features:
- eaterVIPDined on 7/17/2014pasta dishes were excellent, pizza very average at bestSpecial Features:
- Good pizza, very loudChuckZVIPDined on 7/16/2014This popular restaurant is always packed, but now reservations are taken. Even though there were empty tables when we arrived, we had to wait about 15 min to be seated. The pizza and salads were great as always. There are a few other items on the menu, but we come here for the pizza. The service is middle of the road. The restaurant is very noisy - lots of adults and kids talking loud, very loud music. Not a place for conversation. My friend has a hearing problem, and he was not happy at this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything is goodOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/2/2014One of my favorites! Everything we had was excellent- salad, appetizer of avocado toasts, roast chicken, pizza with fabulous crust and chocolate walnut cake for dessert. Yum!!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice supriseLuvtoobakeDined on 7/2/2014Heard about Pizzaiolo through Diablo magazine. Asked my friend to take me here for my birthday dinner. We both order pizzas. Crust was on the thinner size but still chewy which I like. I also do like blistered crust, however, there were definite burnt areas that we both worked around. Other than that, the margherita and sausage/basil/green olive pizzas were very good. The starter bread is excellent. The restaurant does not serve ice tea or any sodas. The waitress suggested a house made tonic which was citrusy and very refreshing. We arrived at 5:45 and by the time we left at 7:30 (on a Wed), the restaurant was filled, but not too noisy. I would definitely return to try other items on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MemorableKathleenVIPDined on 7/1/2014Seated in the "back" room. Appreciated being away from the main dining room where noise level was exceedingly loud. Preparations were mouth watering. Can't wait to return for any occasion.Special Features:
- Came for pizza; pasta won me overyummersVIPDined on 6/16/2014I loved this place! Friendly and helpful staff made several excellent recommendations. We started with a wood fired scallop appetizer with the most amazing roasted eggplant accompaniment. Next we had an order of the polenta with Gorgonzola (solid but not extremely exciting) and the pappadrelle with chicken and mushroom ragu that seriously blew my mind a little bit. It was incredible and I wanted seconds. Next, we had the potato, fontina, rosemary, pancetta pizza that was also good. The place was dead at 6:15 but really livened up by the time we left around 7:30ishSpecial Features:


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The press is responsible for ignoring Bill Cosby rape allegations (6)
The Boston Globe finally digs in to a big story (4)
Journalism has a plagiarism problem. But it's not the one you'd expect (4)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
CNN reporters in Ferguson provide coverage of CNN reporters in Ferguson (Slate)
"[T]here was little that justified CNN's egocentric coverage"
Which media outlets use 'illegal immigrant'? (Fusion)
"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
Should all journalists be on Twitter? – Reasons to take up or forgo the 140-character platform
Is it ever okay to name victims? – Editors question the policy of omitting information in sexual assault and domestic violence cases


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