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Your portfolio is an extremely important part of your application, so scroll down to get specific information. No portfolio? No problem! Click on "Building Your Portfolio" above for some tips to get started, or try the drawing exercises listed below. Remember, we're here to help you.
How to Apply:
Ringling College is currently accepting applications for the following majors for the Fall of 2016.
- Advertising Design
- Business of Art & Design
- Computer Animation
- Creative Writing
- Critical and Visual Studies
- Film
- Fine Arts
- Game Art
- Graphic Design
- Illustration
- Interior Design
- Motion Design
- Photography & Imaging
Applying for the Fall of 2016:
Ringling College of Art and Design is a member of the Common Application. Visit the Common Application website at www.commonapp.org, and find Ringling under "Search for Colleges" to get started. Please follow the directions below. We operate on a rolling admissions system for all majors except Computer Animation.
Here are our requirements:
First-year (freshman) applicants:
- Submit a completed Common Application Form*, along with a nonrefundable $70 application fee.
- Ask your high school counselor to submit the Secondary School Report*, OR ask one of your high school teachers to complete a Teacher Evaluation Form*, OR submit a letter of recommendation.
- Ask your high school to send an official copy of your transcript. We also accept GED certificates. If you took any college courses, whether or not you received credit, request that the college send us the transcript as well. A minimum 2.0 academic grade-point average is required to be considered for admission.
- Submission of a visual art portfolio is required for all majors except Business of Art & Design. Advertising Design, Film and Interior Design applicants may substitute a written portfolio for an art portfolio by following the recommendations below. All portfolios, both visual and written, must be submitted digitally through the Arts Supplement* portion of the Common Application.
- SAT and ACT scores are not required for admission. If you take either the SAT or ACT, we encourage you to submit your scores since they can be helpful in academic counseling.
*Available at www.commonapp.org.
Transfer applicants:
- Submit a completed Common Application Form*, along with a nonrefundable $70 application fee.
- Ask one of your instructors to complete a College Instructor Evaluation Form*, OR submit a letter of recommendation.
- Ask your high school and each college you have attended for credit to send an official copy of your transcript. You must achieve a minimum 2.0 academic grade-point average at your last college attended to be considered for admission. A high school transcript is not required if you have earned 24 or more semester hours credit at a regionally-accredited college.
- Submission of a visual art portfolio to is required for all majors except Business of Art & Design. Advertising Design, Film and Interior Design applicants may substitute a written portfolio for an art portfolio by following the recommendations below, but an art portfolio will be required to receive credit for studio art coursework. All portfolios, both visual and written, must be submitted digitally through the Arts Supplement* portion of the Common Application.
*Available at www.commonapp.org.
Transfer Credits and Placement
Ringling College will consider for transfer any liberal arts or studio art credit that meets our academic requirements and where a grade of C or better was earned from a regionally-accredited college or university. Studio art credit will be awarded based upon the criteria above and a portfolio review. All of Ringling College's studio courses are sequential and have pre-requisites. Students have to complete the 1st-year studio courses before taking 2nd-year studio courses; 2nd 'year studio courses before taking 3rd-year studio courses; and 3rd-year studio courses before taking the 4th-year capstone/thesis courses.
If you have taken Liberal Arts courses at another college/university, those courses will be evaluated by the Academic Advisers in the Office of Advising, Records, and Registration Services to determine if they meet the degree requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts or Bachelor of Arts Degree. The number of Liberal Arts classes completed has no bearing on your class level. Only studio classes determine your class level. Students enrolling with an Associate of Arts or a Bachelor of Arts degree from a regionally accredited college or university will be considered to have met the Liberal Arts requirements for the BFA degree.
Please make sure you have requested a final transcript from all colleges/universities that you have attended so that you can receive the appropriate transfer credit.
Please note that admission to upper-level studies is contingent on space availability.
Articulation Agreement
Florida transfer students who complete the AA Degree in studio art or photography from select Florida community colleges are eligible to apply to the 2 + 2 BFA in Fine Arts or the BFA in Photography & Imaging. Once accepted to the program, students are enrolled at the junior level and complete an additional two years in residency at Ringling College to complete the B.F.A. degree.
Participating Community Colleges:
State College of Florida: AA with an emphasis in Studio Art or AA with an emphasis in Photography
St. Petersburg College: AA with an emphasis in Studio Art
Valencia College: AA in Fine Art/Studio Art
International Students
Ringling College students come from 70 countries! We welcome applications from international students. Students who are citizens of countries where English is not the common language must demonstrate proof of English proficiency by submitting results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or other approved examinations. In place of the TOEFL or IELTS, applicants may substitute the Pearson Test of English or SAT as proof of English proficiency.
Minimum score requirements:
1. TOEFL - Students who score between 61 and 79 may be required to enroll in English as a Second Language (ESL) courses at the College. Students who score 80 or higher may be allowed to waive English as a Second Language (ESL) courses at the College.
2. IELTS - Students who score between 6.0 and 6.5 may be required to enroll in English as a Second Language (ESL) courses at the College. Students who score 6.5 or higher may be allowed to waive English as a Second Language (ESL) courses at the College.
3. Pearson Test of English (PTE) score of 53 or higher
4. Minimum score of 450 on the Critical Reading section of the SAT.
International students who have earned university-level credit outside the U.S. and seek transfer credit are required to have their transcripts evaluated by a foreign credentials evaluation service. See information for transfer students.
Homeschool Students
Homeschoolers must achieve a standard high school diploma, recognized by their local school district, or a GED.
International Baccalaureate Credit
Ringling College recognizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. Students with IB coursework may be given credit for individual liberal arts courses if they score 5 through 7 on the IB Higher-Level Examinations. No credit is given for Subsidiary-Level or Standard-Level work.
Advanced Placement Credit
Ringling College will award up to six semester hours credit for advanced placement examinations in art history with a score of 3, 4, or 5. Advanced placement examinations in liberal arts courses with a score of 3, 4, or 5 will be considered for credit toward the BFA degree. Advanced placement examinations in English Language and Composition and English Literature and Composition require a score of 4 or 5 to be considered for credit toward the BFA degree. Advanced placement examination/portfolios in studio art with scores of 4 or 5 will be evaluated by Ringling College for credit and/or placement.
Applying for the Spring Semester
In order to be eligible to enroll in the Spring Semester, you must have previously completed specific college-level studio art courses unless you are applying for Business of Art & Design. These course requirements vary by major. Please note that spring semester admission is NOT available for the Department of Computer Animation. For information about spring semester admission, please contact the Admissions Office at 941-309-0195 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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The purpose of the portfolio is to allow you to demonstrate your creative thinking abilities and potential to succeed in one of the College's degree programs. Submitting an art portfolio is optional for applicants to the Business of Art & Design major and the Interior Design major. Please review the departmental recommendations for each major before submitting a portfolio. Please submit all portfolio materials, both images and written documents, to Slideroom via the Common Application.
Portfolio recommendations for the following majors:
COMPUTER ANIMATION (admission now closed for Fall 2015)
Be sure to show lots of examples of drawing from life and direct observation, such as:
- Hands, feet, human figures and animals
- Representational drawing
- Interior and/or exterior environments
You can also include:
- Class assignments, design projects
- Animation, multimedia
- Paintings, photographs, and/or sculptures
Important to remember:
Do not copy from another artist.
Avoid cliches like anime, tattoo designs, dragons, or unicorns
At least half of your portfolio should consist of drawing from direct observation.
Note: The COMPUTER ANIMATION application deadline is January 15.
Portfolio recommendations for
Applicants should include a resume that emphasizes leadership, community service, work experience and/or entrepreneurship. We are especially interested in work and written communication that demonstrate individual originality and creative approaches to problem solving.
You may incorporate any or all of the following in your portfolio:
- Design projects or class projects
- Photography, film, multimedia projects
- Paintings, drawings, sketches
- Samples of your writing
Portfolio recommendations for:
PHOTOGRAPHY and IMAGING
Your portfolio is reviewed with your chosen major in mind. You may incorporate any or all of the following in your portfolio:
- Design projects or class projects
- Logo designs, posters
- Website or mobile site designs
- Photography, film, multimedia projects
- Paintings, drawings, sculptures
- Concept sketches for your cool ideas
- Samples of your writing
Work may be created by hand or digitally and should demonstrate diversity of style and strong sense of overall composition, regardless of medium. Make sure all of your work is original!
Portfolio recommendations for
Interior Design applicants may fulfill the portfolio requirement by submitting a visual art portfolio, or by completing the written exercises below. You may submit both if you wish.
Success as an Interior Designer can be independent of the natural ability to draw; however, the ability to think critically and collaborate is essential. These written exercises are designed to assess your critical thinking and collaboration abilities.
- Describe a collaborative project that you have worked on
- Critique a space that you experienced (school, worship or community center, library, shopping mall, etc.)
Good to know:
Photos or sketches may be submitted as well as links to social media accounts.
Portfolio recommendations for
Film brings together all of the arts - visual, performing, music, literature, and writing/storytelling.
Tell us your story:
- Who you are, and what you love to do
- Performing arts experience, if any
- If you're a writer, give examples (screenplay, stage play, short story, essay, poetry, or article)
You can also include:
- Samples of visual work, like drawing, painting, or photos
- Movies and other multimedia work
Show what best represents who you are.
Portfolio recommendations for
Art portfolios are NOT required for Business of Art and Design majors. However, applicants are encouraged to submit a creative project portfolio documenting interests and creative activities that are an outlet for personal expression. Personal creativity reflective of innovation, collaboration, and imagination should be the thread of the portfolio.
Demonstrate evidence of excellence in the arts and sciences by showing:
- Leadership in business, entrepreneurship, and creative media clubs
- Creation of after school enterprises which have led to the development of a new product or server
- A personal history of creativity and accomplishment as evidenced through letters of recommendation and a personal essay.
After You're Accepted
Congratulations! Your acceptance letter functions as an invitation to join Ringling College of Art and Design. It is your responsibility to respond if you plan to enroll. We will not hold a space for you until you follow the steps below:
1. Create a Ringling Network Account. Your acceptance letter will contain instructions for setting up an account.
2. Submit your $500 confirmation fee. This holds your space in the incoming class. Acceptance alone does not guarantee that a space will be available to you.
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This belt has been vacant since 1987 and was last held ironically by now WV Athletic Commissioner Steve Allred, a Boone County native.
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Featured local fighters such as Greg Maynard, Warren Browning, Zack Kuhn, Austin Marcum, Jon Hill, Josh Stepp, Matt Garretson, and Don Pennington assure the event will be a packed house. With a great line up of fighters on both sides of the card this looks to be a very competitive and exciting event.
Anticipation has spread through the boxing community of the state as many out of the area fans have already purchased tickets and look to flood the coal fields on March 9th.
This type of event is rare in West Virginia, and especially in southern West Virginia. Most pro boxing events in the state feature 1-4 pro fights with a large number of amateur bouts.
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There is no one more excited about the event being held in Boone County than the promoter of the show who also resides in Boone County.
"The team at Black Eye has been working on this show for more than a year. I would like to thank everyone who has been a part of the creation of this event," Allred said. "This is the best event we have ever put together and its not even close. Im excited as a fan of the sport."
"Boxing has been revitalized lately in our state over the past couple years and especially in the coalfields where pro boxing had been non-existent," he added. "The KOTCF series has already visited Logan, Madison, Charleston, and Williamson and will invade Bluefield in April."
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Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 8, 2014
Fire Department of New York is so aware of the dangers of battling blazes in homes of hoarders, posed by blocked entryways and piles of debris, it keeps track of what it calls Collyers' Mansions, after two brothers who died in their overstuffed home in 1947; while location where Lt Gordon Matthew Ambelas died was not identified as such, high-rise apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was cluttered and officials are still investigating the circumstances of the firefighter's death. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Kevin McCrary, son of celebrities Tex McCrary and Jinx Falkenburg, meets deadline for buyout deal on his Upper East Side apartment by clearing it of items he had been hoarding for 30 years; McCrary, who faces eviction, has now collected the $12,000 buyout from building's management, most of which he says will go toward legal and storage fees. MORE
Mar. 15, 2014
Kevin McCrary, hoarder who is son of television and radio personalities Tex McCrary and Jinx Falkenburg, is formally evicted from his Manhattan apartment, but receives a 3-day extension to remove 30 years of belongings in order to be eligible for a $12,000 buyout from building's management. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Kevin McCrary, son of radio and television personalities Tex McCrary and Jinx Falkenburg, and who had privileged upbringing, is threatened with losing his Upper East Side apartment because of hoarding; his tendencies have packed every inch of one-bedroom apartment, floor to ceiling, with items he has collected since moving into rent-stabilized space 30 years ago. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Psychologist Barry Lubetkin discovers that Victorian grandfather clock he inherited after his father's death once belonged to Homer and Langley Collyer, New York City brothers who were well known in the 1930s and '40s for their hoarding habits. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Real Estate Q&A answers readers' questions on evicting a member of a co-op, hoarding and loud music from neighbors. MORE
Oct. 13, 2013
New York City real estate brokers can face challenges in selling homes that belong to hoarders, but have found that in tight market, such homes sell quickly nonetheless. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
George Hoffmann and Greg Kozatek, set designers for Jay Stull play The Capables, give tour of show's set which they built using stuff culled from real-life hoarders. MORE
May. 27, 2013
Local communities across the country are establishing task forces to help address hoarding behavior, diagnosed mental illness in which sufferers live in extremely cluttered homes; many of these multiagency groups are making home visits to clean out rooms and help hoarders turn their lives around, as well as reduce threats, like explosive house fires and infestation of vermin and disease, to others. MORE
Nov. 22, 2011
Jane E Brody Personal Health column says book The Hoarder in You: How to Live a Happier, Healthier, Uncluttered Life by clinical psychologist Robin Zasio offers useful advice for anyone who has trouble throwing things away. MORE
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Firefighters Have Name for Deathtrap Homes
The locations, known as Collyers' mansions after the two brothers who died in their overstuffed home in 1947, present such dangers to firefighters that the Fire Department tries to keep track of them.
July 8, 2014, Tuesday
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Hoarder Meets Clean-Out Deadline, Exchanging Key for Check
After years of collecting items, Kevin McCrary had until Monday to finish clearing out his Upper East Side apartment and collect a $12,000 buyout.
March 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Hoarder Facing Deadline to Clear Out Says He's About Done
Kevin McCrary has been formally evicted from his Manhattan apartment, but received an extension to remove his stuff and take a $12,000 payout.
March 15, 2014, Saturday
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Buried by His Past
Kevin McCrary grew up the child of celebrities, but in adulthood he developed a hoarding problem so bad it landed him on a reality show and on the verge of homelessness.
March 9, 2014, Sunday
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Owner of Forgotten Clock Finds a Name (and Hands) to Put With the Face
Barry Lubetkin was researching Homer and Langley Collyer, brothers known in the 1930s and '40s as the Hermits of Harlem, when he spotted a familiar artifact.
December 26, 2013, Thursday
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Three Neighbor Problems
Co-op renovations ruffle feathers; a hoarder draws concern and vermin; and throbbing bass brings headaches and stress.
December 8, 2013, Sunday
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Selling a Hoarder's Home: The Trouble With Stuff
Selling the home of a hoarder can be a challenge. You can't, for instance, stage it. But in a tight market, such places often sell quickly anyway.
October 13, 2013, Sunday
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Hoarders' Loot Onstage in 'The Capables'
Hoarding might not be much fun, but culling other people's hoardings to create a set for a play ("The Capables") was an enlightening experience for Greg Kozatek and George Hoffmann.
July 27, 2013, Saturday
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Understanding Hoarding
In the new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, hoarding is now defined as a distinct disorder.
May 28, 2013, Tuesday
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Task Forces Offer Hoarders a Way to Dig Out
With 3 to 5 percent of Americans suffering from hoarding, local officials are trying to address the multidimensional aspects of the behavior and reduce its threat to others.
May 27, 2013, Monday
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Evicted, a Hoarder Clears Out
It was only after he was given notice of eviction that Kevin McCrary, a hoarder on the Upper East Side, took on the challenge of emptying his apartment.
A Hoarder Tries to Let Go
Kevin McCrary, a Manhattan hoarder, is running out of space and time. After receiving a final notice of eviction, he is trying to save what he can from a 30-year build-up of "trash" and "treasure."
A Team to Tackle Hoarding
Members of the Orange County Task Force on Hoarding speak about how they deal with the multidimensional aspects of hoarding behavior.
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The Aracoma Story, Inc. has announced its venue and upcoming auditions for the upcoming 2013 Summer Season's productions. Along with "The Aracoma Story," TAS has opted to do "The Wizard of Oz" as its summer offering.
Auditions for both productions will be held Friday, May 10, from 3-7 p.m. and Saturday, May 11, from noon-4 p.m. at the Logan High School Theater. Rehearsals for "The Wizard of Oz" will begin on May 15 and the show runs from June 18-July 7. Rehearsals for "The Aracoma Story" will begin on June 24th and the show dates run from July 23rd through August 4th.
The Wizard of Oz will offer both singing and non-singing roles for men, women and children. To audition, be prepared to sing a verse and chorus from a song of your choice. Your song should be memorized and any sheet music should be in your key. The Music Director will accompany on piano for those bringing sheet music. CD accompaniment is fine as long as no other vocal tracks are present. All roles are open for auditions including Dorothy Gail, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, Toto (dog), Wicked Witch of the West, Glinda The Good Witch, Aunt Em, Uncle Henry, Professor Marvel, Munchkinland Mayor, Munchkinland Coroner, Winkie General, Winkies Soldiers, Nikko, Flying Monkeys, Munchkins, Ozians, and numerous other roles for men, women and children.
Directing "The Wizard of Oz" will be Shelley Cooper who grew up in Louisville, Ky. Cooper currently resides in New York City where she works as a Director and Musical Theatre Voice Teacher. She holds a B.A. in Theatre from Hanover College and an M.F.A. in Musical Theatre from the University of Central Florida. She has worked at a variety of places including Orlando Repertory Theatre, Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, Shawnee Summer Theatre, International Performing Arts Institute in Bavaria, Germany and The Venetian Macao in China. She has also worked as a Musical Theatre Professor at the University of Central Florida. Cooper has a passion for Musical Theatre and brings a wide range of skills in the field including Directing, Choreography, Vocal Directing, Casting, Acting and Singing.
Serving as Music Director for "The Wizard of Oz" will be Brandon Fullenkamp who graduates in May with a Masters in Conducting from Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. Fullenkamp also holds a Bachelor's in Music Education from Bluffton University, in Bluffton, Ohio. While there, he worked on several productions including Singing In The Rain, Little Women, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Fullenkamp most recently served as the Music Director and Conductor for Ohio University's production of "Sweeney Todd."
All roles for the historical drama, The Aracoma Story, are non-singing roles. To audition, be prepared to read a selected scene from the script that will be provided at the audition. All roles are open including Princess Aracoma, Boling Baker, Chief Logan, Chief Cornstalk, Dream Teller, Oceana, Settlers, and numerous other roles. Several men and women are needed for this production that has more than 40 people in the cast.
Returning as Director of "The Aracoma Story" will be Bruce Baisden who is a Logan County resident. Prior to directing the show last season, he had performed as an actor in it for many years with roles that included the male lead of Boling Baker and Chief Logan. He has also performed in several other TAS productions over the years. Baisden plans to bring his love for this beautiful story to the stage with fresh ideas to make this season a unique experience for his actors and audiences.
Show dates for "The Wizard of Oz" will be June 18-July 7 and The Aracoma Story will run from July 23-August 4. All performances are at the Liz Spurlock Amphitheatre in Chief Logan State Park with all shows beginning at 8:30 p.m. Contact The Aracoma Story Inc.'s office at 304-752-0253 with questions about auditions or for more information about this summer's productions. You can visit www.loganshows.com for additional information.
The Aracoma Story Inc. is known throughout the region for their quality stage productions performed at the Liz Spurlock Amphitheatre in Chief Logan State Park. The non-profit theatre company has successfully produced shows in Logan for 39 consecutive summer seasons.


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Wed., April 21
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Fri., April 23*
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Mon. April 26*
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Tonight's game in Milwaukee marks the 13th time in franchise history that the Wolves are entering Game 4 of a postseason series with a 2-games-to-1 advantage; Chicago has notched a 12-0 all-time series mark in the playoffs when holding a 2-1 advantage entering Game 4.
--- Matt Anderson: Leads the Wolves with four points (4A) during the postseason, which includes dishing out a playoff career-high three helpers in Game 1 ... Notched eight points (2G, 6A) in 27 career Calder Cup playoff matchups ... Shared third on the team with a career-high 29 assists, sixth with a career-most 16 goals and ranked seventh with a career-best 45 points in 63 regular-season games
--- Joey Crabb: Paces the Wolves with two goals and shares second on the team with three points during the postseason ... Posted eight points (3G, 5A) in 33 career Calder Cup playoff matchups ... Set career-highs in every offensive category while ranking third on the team with 24 goals and sharing third with 29 assists and fourth with 53 points in 79 games during the regular season
--- Jason Krog: Notched two points (G, A) in three games this postseason ... Recorded 71 assists and 109 points in 90 career Calder Cup playoff contests ... Paced the team and ranked second in the AHL with 61 assists and ranked first on the Wolves and seventh in the league with 75 points in 78 regular-season tilts
--- Arturs Kulda: Shares second on the team with two assists and three points in three games this postseason ... Collected nine points (2G, 7A) in 25 career Calder Cup playoff contests ... Established a franchise record and led the AHL with a +47 plus/minus rating during the regular season - the highest in the AHL since 1992-93 ... Ranked second among Wolves defensemen with a career-high 19 assists and third among club blueliners with a career-best 25 points in 66 tilts
--- Chicago has accrued a .531 all-time winning percentage in the fourth game of a playoff series (17-15).
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino stopped all 23 shots he faced in Game 2 on Friday to collect the first postseason shutout of his professional career; the 26-year-old netminder has posted a 2-1 record while stopping 79 of 88 shots in three appearances this postseason.
--- The Wolves have opened scoring in both of their wins this postseason while surrendering the opening goal in their only loss; Chicago scored first in 44 of its 80 regular-season matchups (31-9-1-3).
--- Defenseman Chris Chelios, the NHL's all-time leader with 266 career Stanley Cup playoff games, made his Calder Cup playoff debut in three games with Chicago this week.
--- Chicago has recorded a .523 all-time winning percentage on the road in the postseason (46-42), which includes a 7-7 mark at the Bradley Center; Chicago posted a 20-16-1-3 record on the road during the regular season this year.
--- The Wolves 6-0 loss in Game 3 marked the ninth time in franchise history the club has been shut out in postseason play; Chicago has registered a 4-3 all-time mark during the postseason in contests following a shutout loss.
--- The Wolves have netted three of their nine goals this postseason while on the power-play, which includes potting a pair of man-advantage strikes in Game 1; Chicago shares fifth in the AHL with a 20.0 rating on the power-play during the playoffs so far (three for 15).
Sat., April 17
(at) Milwaukee 6, Chicago 0
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--- Goaltenders Peter Mannino (33 saves) and Drew MacIntyre (eight saves) split time in MANNINO's loss
Fri., April 16
(at) Chicago 3, Milwaukee 0
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--- Forwards Spencer Machacek, Johnny Pohl and Tim Stapleton provided the offense
Wed., April 14
(at) Chicago 6, Milwaukee 5
--- The Wolves jumped out to a 3-0 first-period lead and held off a late rally to defeat the Milwaukee Admirals, 6-5, in Game 1 at the Allstate Arena
--- Right wing Joey Crabb (2G) led a pack of five Wolves who dented the net, while center Matt Anderson dished out three assists
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Established in 1979, the Sun City Hotel was the first hotel to be built on the Resort. The Main Hotel (as it is affectionately known) offers a 4-star flamboyant experience for guests, an enticing casino and the long-standing Sun City Theatre.
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Serious Heat: Sizzling Shrimp Popcorn with Jalapeños
I once saw a friend top their movie popcorn with the pickled jalapeños meant for the nachos—confiding that they enjoyed not just the spice of the chiles in their popcorn, but also the pickling juice oozing all over it. Then I came across Todd English's recipe for Sizzling Shrimp Popcorn with Jalapeños and was further intrigued. I wasn't sure about the recipe—okay, I'm down to try fresh jalapeños topped over my popcorn, but adding shrimp to the mix? However, I'm an equal-opportunity popcorn eater, so I gave it a whirl. More


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Charleston Animal Society is offering discounted adoptions on all adult dogs and cats through St. Patrick's Day. In commemoration of the holiday, lucky owners will be able to take home their new best friends and good luck charms for only $17. All animals come spayed or neutered, are fully vaccinated, microchipped and are eligible for a free health exam from your veterinarian of the adopters choice. The Charleston Animal Society is located at 2455 Remount Rd. in North Charleston. More information can be obtained at 843-747-4849 or through their website: http://www.charlestonanimalsociety.org.
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Test ID: FPCPD
Plasma Cell Proliferative Disorder (PCPD), FISH
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Aiding in the diagnosis of new cases of multiple myeloma or other plasma cell proliferative disorders
Identifying prognostic markers based on the anomalies found
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Multiple myeloma is a hematologic neoplasm that generally originates in the bone marrow and develops from malignant plasma cells. There are 4 main categories of plasma cell proliferative disorders (PCPD): asymptomatic myeloma, smoldering myeloma, indolent myeloma, and multiple myeloma. Asymptomatic myeloma patients have nonspecific symptoms that may be attributed to other diseases. Generalized bone pain, anemia, numbness or limb weakness, symptoms of hypercalcemia, and recurrent infections are all symptoms that may indicate myeloma. In smoldering myeloma there is a monoclonal protein spike, but it is stable. Indolent myeloma is a slowly progressing myeloma.
As myeloma progresses, the malignant plasma cells interfere with normal blood product formation in the bone marrow resulting in anemia and leukopenia. Myeloma also causes an overstimulation of osteoclasts, causing excessive breakdown of bone tissue without the normal corresponding bone formation. These bone lesions are seen in approximately 66% of myeloma patients. In advanced disease, bone loss may reach a degree where the patient suffers fractures easily.
Multiple myeloma is increasingly recognized as a disease characterized by marked cytogenetic, molecular, and proliferative heterogeneity. This heterogeneity is manifested clinically by varying degrees of disease aggressiveness. Multiple myeloma patients with more aggressive disease experience suboptimal responses to some therapeutic approaches; therefore, identifying these patients is critically important for selecting appropriate treatment options.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
An interpretive report will be provided.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
A neoplastic clone is detected when the percent of cells with an abnormality exceeds the normal reference range for any given probe.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
This test is not approved by the FDA and is best used as an adjunct to existing clinical and pathologic information.
This test should not be used to track the progression of disease.
Supportive Data
Each probe was independently tested and verified on cytoplasmic immunoglobulin (cIg)-stained bone marrow specimens. For each probe set, a series of chromosomally abnormal specimens was evaluated to confirm that each probe set detected the anomaly it was designed to detect.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Fonseca R, Blood E, Rue M, et al: Clinical and biologic implications of recurrent genomic aberrations in myeloma. Blood 2003 Jun;101(11):4569-4575
2. Fonseca R, Blood EA, Oken MM, et al: Myeloma and the t(11;14)(q13;q32); evidence for a biologically defined unique subset of patients. Blood 2002 May;99(10):3735-3741
3. Shaughnessy J, Tian E, Sawyer J, et al: High incidence of chromosome 13 deletion in multiple myeloma detected by multiprobe interphase FISH. Blood 2000 Aug;96(4):1505-1511


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Reliability-Centered Lubrication: Part I
Instructor: Mike Johnson, Principal Consultant, Advanced Machine Reliability Resources Inc.
Where: STLE University, live webinar event broadcast to your computer
When: Wednesday, August 14, 2013 at 12-1:00 p.m., with optional Q&A from 1-1:30 p.m. Central Time
Cost: $39 for members, $59 for non-members
Reliability Centered Lubrication is a relatively new concept to apply to a site lubrication program. As the title suggests, the idea with this type of approach is to tune the lubrication practices so that they are precisely defined to meet the operating requirements of the plant.
Many things have to be considered for a plant to achieve Reliability Centered Lubrication (RCL) practices beyond which lubricant goes where. The entire plan begins with the end in mind.
In this first event (of a three-event series on RCL) we will take a look at the strategy and overview the tactics involved in achieving RCL practices. We will also look at a critical aspect of this concept, which is making a business justification for the investment of time and energy to fundamentally change the way that lubrication activities are conducted.
Speaker Biography
Mike is the Principal Consultant at Advanced Machine Reliability Resources Inc. Mike formed AMRRI to promote a practical and economical approach to reliability centered Machinery Lubrication. Mike has 26 years of experience dealing with both practical and theoretical Tribology, and has been instrumental in helping many large companies improve plant performance through direction and focus for their machine lubrication practices.
Mike has participated in seminars and convocations addressing machine reliabilty in the Americas, the Far East, and Europe, and has provided customer-based Precision Lubrication training in N. America, Russia, India, S.E. Asia, Australia, Brasil, and Great Britain, supporting companies pursuing employee certifications and general knoweldge development for a Precision Lubrication work culture.
Mike holds certification which include Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional, Certified Lubrication Specialist, Machine Lubrication Technician Level 2, and Machine Lubricant Analysis Level 3. Some of Mike's current and former customers include: Cargill, Corn Products International, Cemex, Buzzi Unicem Cement, Essroc, Goodyear Tire Company, Michelin Tire Company, Ameren/Electric Energy Incorporated, Suzano (BR) Paper Company, PCS Phosphate, Visi Paper, International Paper, Ilim Group (RU), SCA, Sunoco, Seadrill (Asia), Mosaic Corporation and Ford Motor Company, and many others.
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Hilbert English Department Welcomes Writer Ann Pancake
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – The Hilbert College English department presents Ann Pancake, an award winning novelist and short story writer. Pancake will read from and discuss her novel, Strange As This Weather Has Been, on Wednesday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m. in William E. Swan Auditorium on the Hilbert campus. Admission is free. Advance reservations are requested, please call 716-926-8856 or email email@example.com.
Strange As This Weather Has Been (Counterpoint 2007) was Pancake's first novel. It features a southern West Virginia family devastated by mountaintop removal mining. Based on interviews and real events, the novel was one of Kirkus Review's Top Ten Fiction Books of 2007, won the 2007 Weatherford Award, and was a finalist for the 2008 Orion Book Award.
Pancake's collection of short stories, Given Ground, won the 2000 Bakeless award, and she has also received a Whiting Award, an NEA Grant, a Pushcart Prize, and creative writing fellowships from the states of Washington, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Her fiction and essays have appeared in journals and anthologies like The Georgia Review, Poets and Writers, Narrative, and New Stories from the South. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in English at West Virginia University and a doctorate in English Literature from the University of Washington.
She now lives in Seattle and teaches in the low-residency MFA program at Pacific Lutheran University. Currently, she is finishing a new short story collection.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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In news this week, New York Fast Food Wage Board passes a landmark minimum wage ruling; augmented reality can provide the next level of innovation for hoteliers to draw in customers ; and Dave & Buster's takes gaming mobile.
Restaurant And Hospitality News – July 6, 2015
In news this week, the latest Restaurant Performance Index numbers are out, and Obama's Overtime Pay Proposal has many in the restaurant industry concerned. Papa John's has also jumped on the clean ingredients bandwagon, and TrustYou's new report demonstrates which hotel attributes have the largest impact on traveler bookings.
Restaurant And Hospitality News – June 29, 2015
In news this week, the Supreme Court ruling upholding the ACA has the NRA and NCCR pushing for changes, AAA forecasts Independence Day travel to reach 41.9 million Americans on holiday, and Darden is taking steps to improve its financial position.
Restaurant And Hospitality News – June 22, 2015
In news this week, the NRA has opposed an FDA ban on all artificial trans fats, HTNG has introduced a Virtual Payment Cards Specification to ease the use of virtual credit cards, consumers are expecting more tech features from restaurants, and Schlotzsky's is aiming to expand into breakfast and dinner options.
Big LP Issues Facing QSRs: A Q&A With Joe Verber, RLPSA President
Quick-service restaurants (QSRs) face unique challenges when it comes to loss prevention. We caught up with Joe Verber, president of RLPSA (Restaurant Loss Prevention & Security Association) and senior manager of loss prevention at Yum! Brands for his expert insight on how LP professionals in the QSR space can address these challenges and where they can turn to for guidance and support.
The Restaurant Loss Prevention & Security Association
Loss prevention is essential to the success of any business operation and that critical responsibility is no different to those in the restaurant industry. The Restaurant Loss Prevention & Security Association (RLPSA) offers restaurant LP professionals the opportunity to become involved in strengthening education, best-practices, legislation, services and technologies benefiting those whose responsibilities are to protect company employees, customers and assets.
EMV At The 2015 NRF BIG Show
I attended the 2015 NRF BIG Show in New York a few weeks ago, and while retailers made up the bulk of the 33,000 attendees, solutions providers and industry professionals alike filled the halls of the Javits Center to learn more about the various topics facing retailers today. Chief among those topics — EMV adoption — also affects hospitality. Here's a recap of a session we attended that provides insight into what small to midsize retailers can expect from EMV. I think you'll find it helpful as the October deadline approaches.
Hospitality In 2015: Baby Boomers, Technology, And Differentiation
Deloitte's recent insightful report, Hospitality 2015: Game Changers Or Spectators?, is a crystal clear look at what the hospitality industry should be doing in 2015 and beyond to bolster customer engagement. Deloitte reports that there are new rules to the game, and those companies that want to win had better restructure their bench.
Winning Diners' Wallet Share During The Holidays
The 2014 Holiday shopping season is in full swing. For the next few weeks, consumers will invade retail stores, and in addition to retailers, restaurants will reap the benefits of holiday shopping.
Qiri App & Star Micronics Wows Audiences With A Unique Dine-in Theater Experience At Movie Grille
Movie Grille is a new, intimate, dine-in movie theater residing in the heart of downtown Ogden, Utah. Its mission is to offer a richer movie-going experience to the local residents of Ogden by pairing plush amenities such as leather reclined seating with gourmet food and drinks. As a new venue, Movie Grille wanted a modern point of sale system that could manage their physical operation while providing robust analytics.
Wendy's Franchisor Ensures Cardholder Security And Brand Integrity With Payment Processing Solution
When it comes to payment data security, what you don't know certainly can hurt you. And when you operate several retail stores—each with multiple payment and other network-attached devices—there's plenty you don't know at any given point.
Integrated Payment Solution Sparks New Life At An Old Restaurant
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The return of the Charleston Southern Invitational highlights 14 home matches the CSU volleyball team will host inside the Buc Dome in the 2014 season.
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Also visiting the Buc Dome in the 2014 season are local rival College of Charleston and Big South foes Presbyterian, Winthrop, Coastal Carolina, Liberty, Radford, High Point and Campbell.
"We are excited to get to host a home tournament this year, allowing for families and fans to join us in the excitement," CSU coach Christy Mooberry said. "Our preseason tournaments allow for some solid competition from the start and the James Madison and Cincinnati road trips will also be great for team bonding early in the season before we head into the Big South season."
CSU returns seven players, including 2013 Big South All-Academic selection Meredith Parrott and libero Ashley Higginbothem.
"The incoming freshmen will give us more depth in every position and will elevate the competition level in the gym," Mooberry said.
The Lady Bucs open the season on the road over the first two weekends, playing in the James Madison Classic (Aug. 29-30) in Harrisonburg, Va., and The Citadel Invitational (Sept. 5-6). CSU will take on Villanova, James Madison and Norfolk State at the JMU Classic, while playing Stetson, N.C. A&T and The Citadel at The Citadel Invite.
The first home match of the season is against CofC on Sept. 9.
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Ask any consistently working DJ in Toledo for the past 10 years who influenced or inspired them to be a DJ and 80 percent would name Keith Roberts aka DJ Keith Success.
The Hip-Hop scene in 1984 had exploded and at 14 years old, while attending "Hops" at the girls gym in Scott High School, Keith was mesmerized by the DJs. He decided this was his profession and immediately went to work buying his first turntable from an electronics store in Sylvania.
"I rode my bike all the way there and got a turntable that was used. No weight on the back, no needles. I rode my bike from Sylvania all the way home to Toledo," he said.
This was only the beginning for Keith, a legend in his own right with a career that would span the next 25 years of musical contribution and influence the sound of the city. There were no FM urban stations at that time and it was up to the DJ' to inform everyone what was new in music. Keith emerged as the most widely recognized DJ during that time and was called upon to DJ at high-profile concert afterparties. He is one of the founders of the United Soul Brothers (The USBs), a collective group started in the '90s of friends involved in every element of Hip-Hop from DJ-ing to graffiti artists; they were a heavy influence in Toledo.
Keith continued to trail blaze when he began working at his first radio station WJUC FM 107.3 and soon Toledo's other urban stations, Detroit and satellite radio. Within the past 10 years he is known mainly for his Old School parties and in 2007 he added mixtapes to his resume when he teamed up with DJ Money Mike. When the buzz on Keith and Money Mike's mixtapes started to grow beyond Toledo, offers to do mixtapes came from popular early Hip-Hop acts like Big Daddy Kane and Afrika Bambaataa.
He also began working with radio legend DJ Tommy Kaye and his company Ebony World Productions (EWP) where he is able to mentor and aid in preparing and developing upcoming artists. A firm believer that the missing component in most artists is marketing and self-promotion, Keith stresses grassroots tactics like pounding the pavement with fliers, new music or mix tape promotions and visibility. Tools that combined with the luxury of today's social media can push artists further than they can imagine. With recent changes in sound and style happening in Hip-Hop, I wanted to ask Keith Success his thoughts on new artists and their music.
Martini Rox: From when you began, what can you say the biggest difference is in Hip-Hop music?
DJ Keith Success: You want me to be honest with you? [There's] no more pure music. Once the corporate side got a hold of it, they got money-driven. They [are] going to make you say you have to rap about anything in order to sell these kinds of records. The artist unknowingly follows that pattern. Therefore you [don't have] nobody saying nothing real or what they think is real.
Martini Rox: Some would say it's all about the beats.
DJ Keith Success: It's all about the beat but that's [also] the problem. It's so much about the beat that you really are not paying attention to what's being said.
I agree and it sounds more like a maturity issue than anything but there's a lot to be said about Keith's no nonsense opinion and the fact that he recently celebrated 25 years of DJ-ing along with the Legendary DJ Lyte-N-Rod earlier this month in a celebration for their core fan base. A tremendous turnout in his honor proves respect is well deserved when it comes to DJ Keith Success.
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I have had many personal and amazing things happen to me during my years as a Christian, but my coming to understand UR was less spectacular and rather ordinary, I guess. I met our friend Juan Alberto on another forum and argued with him until I saw it.John
I have had a love/hate relationship with God most of my life. In and out of churches, looking for truth in all the wrong places. I always thought that this new church I joined has the truth. Then, over time, I started to see the denominational spirit and how noone wanted to deal with my heartfelt questions.I have battled depression and suicidal thoughts much of my life. One day I was at the lowest point in my life. I told God I hated Him and didn't care if He sent me to hell. I just couldn't stand the thought that a good, loving god would do that to his own creation. I had finally reached the end of my rope, there was no more rope to tie a knot in. I had no answers. Then I remembered a lake of fire series I had seen on L.Ray Smith's website. I started to read and study. For 4 months I did nothing but read my Bible and Ray's website. I couldn't stop. Finally, one morning I woke up with a peace I had never experienced before. I knew God loved all mankind and saved them all. Since that day, over 2 years ago, I have only had one week of depression, and I had hope and knew God would bring me out of it. Jesus is the best thing that ever happened to me, and for me, and through me!!! I love him so much because he first loved me.
willieH: Hi John & Jack! Quote from: Kratos on October 12, 2007, 06:18:12 AMI have had many personal and amazing things happen to me during my years as a Christian, but my coming to understand UR was less spectacular and rather ordinary, I guess. I met our friend Juan Alberto on another forum and argued with him until I saw it.JohnAh yes... the latino "NEWMAN", strikes again!!! Go Jack, ah, ...go Jack, ah, ...go Jack! pEAce bro... In JESUS ...willieH