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Did You Have Gestational Diabetes When You Were Pregnant? What You Need to Know.
Women with a history of gestational diabetes have a greater chance of getting diabetes later in life. Their offspring have a greater chance of becoming obese and getting type 2 diabetes. This tip sheet encourages women who had gestational diabetes to get tested for diabetes after pregnancy and take actions to help the whole family stay healthy.
Last reviewed: 04/01/2013
4 Steps to Manage Your Diabetes for Life
These four steps help people with diabetes understand, monitor, and manage their diabetes to help them stay healthy. This publication is excellent for people newly diagnosed with diabetes or who just want to learn more about controlling the disease.
Last reviewed: 06/01/2013
Small Steps. Big Rewards. Your GAME PLAN to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes: Information for Patients
This three-booklet package helps people assess their risk for developing diabetes and implement a program to prevent or delay the onset of the disease and it includes an activity tracker and a fat and calorie counter.
Last reviewed: 10/01/2006
Get Real! You Don't Have to Knock Yourself Out to Prevent Diabetes
This tip sheet encourages people at risk for type 2 diabetes to move more and eat less to lower their risk for diabetes.
Last reviewed: 02/01/2013
Learn more about the importance of knowing your blood sugar numbers. This publication contains information on the A1C test, self-monitoring blood glucose, and working with a health care team to set blood glucose targets and reach them.
In addition to a downloadable file (PDF) of the four-page tip sheet, online only, two-page PDF versions in two-color and black &white formats are available for ease of printing.
Last reviewed: 02/01/2012
Take Care of Your Heart. Manage Your Diabetes (in English)
This patient education sheet explains the link between diabetes and heart disease. It encourages patients to work with their health care team to set targets and manage their blood glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol. It includes a record form to track target numbers.
For information on diabetes and heart disease in Spanish, see the You Are the Heart of Your Family...Take Care of It. (Usted es el corazón de la familia...cuide su corazón) tip sheet.
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Cambodian, Chamorro, Chinese, Chuukese, Gujarati, Hindi, Hmong, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Samoan, Tagalog, Thai, Tongan, Vietnamese
Last reviewed: 05/01/2013
Choose More than 50 Ways to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
This tip sheet helps African Americans at risk for type 2 diabetes find ways to move more, make healthy food choices, and track their progress with making lifestyle changes to lower their risk.
Last reviewed: 08/01/2012
Help a Loved One with Diabetes
This tip sheet provides practical suggestions for helping loved ones with diabetes. It also lists organizations that can help.
In addition to a downloadable file (PDF) of the two-color tip sheet, an online only, black &white PDF version is available for ease of printing. Also available in Spanish.
Last reviewed: 02/02/2012
The Power To Control Diabetes Is in Your Hands
This brochure for older adults helps them manage their diabetes, understand how to check blood glucose levels, manage the ABCs of diabetes, and access Medicare benefits.
Last reviewed: 06/01/2013
Take Care of Your Feet for a Lifetime
If you have diabetes, your feet need special attention. This booklet helps you care for your feet and provides tips to prevent serious foot problems.
Last reviewed: 08/01/2012


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Celebrate 20 years of EVISU in London
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Marking their 20 year impact on the premium denim market, EVISU used the London event in which to showcase 20 hero pieces of heritage denim through the ages, as well as a collection of art designs created following a competition set-up in collaboration with Don't Panic where some of the city's most renowned artists such as INSA, Pete Fowler, Jeremy Ville, Jack Teagle, and Sumit had come together to each create their own very special piece of work based on the Evisu brand ideology, 'Make the Rules'.
On Thursday 8th December Evisu invited you to join and celebrated a successful 20 years. Taken place at the Idea Generation Gallery in East London, the evening had live DJ sets, a sushi bar and traditional Japanese artist's on hand to personalize jeans, remember the history of the brand and look forward to the future premium denim style innovators and influencers.
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SAB Launches New Online Portal for Environmental Media Awards 2012
8 August 2012
Johannesburg, 8th August 2012: The South African Breweries (SAB) today launched its new online entering and judging portal for the "SAB Environmental Media & Environmentalist of the Year Awards 2012, heralding the opening of entries for this year's Awards.
Robyn Chalmers, Corporate Communications Head for SAB, says: "We believe the time is right to move the Awards from a strictly physical entry process to an online environment. This portal has been designed to ensure that all aspects of the competition, from entering the Awards, to nominating the Environmentalist of the Year, to the judging of the entries is quicker and easier than it has been in the past."
Entries for the SAB Environmental Media & Environmentalist of the Year Awards are now open and close at 5pm on Friday 24th August 2012.
In order to gain access to the portal, users need to register and then can either start uploading entries for the SAB Environmental Media Awards or submitting nominations for the Environmentalist of the Year.
Chalmers says: "It's a big step forward in terms of how we manage all aspects of the competition. At the same time, we acknowledge that some entrants will still prefer to submit physical entries. These physical entries will be captured under the auspices of the competition auditors, Grant Thornton, and will be uploaded on behalf of the entrants."
For competition entrants, clear and detailed instructions are provided throughout the entry process on how to upload entries as well as what formats, sizes and types of supporting media need to be included.
For Broadcast entrants, all entries need to be submitted via either a YouTube or Vimeo link and instructions on how to do that also appear on the portal.
"This is a new way of doing things for the SAB Environmental Media and Environmentalist of the Year Awards 2012, and is in line with our recent promise of evolving the awards to ensure they conform with global best practice."
To access the SAB Environmental Media & Environmentalist of the Year Awards Online Competition Portal, please logon to www.sabenvironment.co.za
Winners will be announced at an Awards Luncheon on Thursday, 17th October 2012 at the Johannesburg Country Club.
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I tried to look up the answer to my question but couldnt find it. On my 03 Avalanche Z71 with 7-way plug, can i just plug in some where my trailer brake controller or do i have to do some wiring? If so where do i plug it in and could someone post some pics so i could better understand? Thanks2003 Avalanche 4x4 with cladding 110k miles +, K&N stock replacement air filter, Skyjacker 8000 shocks, Hawks LTS pads, Summit Racing brand drilled and sloted rotors, Sylvania ZXE high & low beams, leveling kit, 285/70/r17 Michelin M/S
You need to do some wiring.
On my truck, the wires are tied up behind the knee pad trim, next to the steering column. Check your owner's manual for more info.
We have a trailer/towing sub-forum http://www.gmtruckclub.com/forum/for...p-Trailer-Tech roam around in it for additional detail.Ray
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I tried looking in the manual but it wasnt any help to me. I did find i have a fuse in my #2 stud which lead me to believe that maybe i did have a quick connection somewhere under the dash and not just the wire hanging. I will just have to look to see if i see the wires latter. I just dont know where the connection would be if it had a plug in somewhere.2003 Avalanche 4x4 with cladding 110k miles +, K&N stock replacement air filter, Skyjacker 8000 shocks, Hawks LTS pads, Summit Racing brand drilled and sloted rotors, Sylvania ZXE high & low beams, leveling kit, 285/70/r17 Michelin M/S
here you go see if this helps...
Installation:The Chevrolet Avalanche specific adapter has one end that plugs into the back of the brake controller while the other end plugs into the port in the black box located under the dash.
Note: If your Chevrolet Avalanche has a factory installed hitch and 7-way connector, then all of the wires for the brake controller have already been run. If not, additional parts will be required to complete the installation of the brake controller.
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Tempura storm with a chance of breadcrumbs: Downtown silo explosion sends Panko flour flying
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An explosion in downtown Los Angeles on Monday night sent a large cap flying about 150 feet from a flour silo near Little Tokyo.
The silo, about 60 feet tall and 30 feet in diameter, was being refilled "when excessive pressure apparently cause the top to blow, said the Los Angeles Fire Department, according to the L.A. Times.
No injuries were reported in the accident that occurred at 411 Center St., an address registered to Upper Crust Enterprise, Inc., a 40,000-square-foot plant that processes gourmet Japanese Panko breadcrumbs and tempura batter.
According to Upper Crust's surprisingly watchable informational video, Panko Bread Crumbs: The Secrets Revealed, the facility receives multiple daily deliveries of "a proprietary blend of high protein flour" for their silos.
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Ahoy mateys! Have you ever wondered how to enter your checklists from pelagic trips? Will you be going on a pelagic trip this summer that you plan to enter in eBird? Birding at sea has some challenges that are different from birding on land, but many of the fundamental issues are the same. Birds still have their favorite habitats. Because of this, plotting your location accurately and precisely remains really important. But with the boat constantly moving, this creates some challenges. All of us at Team eBird enjoy pelagic birding more than just about anything, and it remains of of the great frontiers for discovery. To that end, eBird has a new eBird Pelagic Protocol that we hope users will follow on offshore trips. We also have a set of recommendations for how best to log you pelagic birding.
We are thrilled to congratulate Robert Sams, of Findlay, Ohio, as the winner of the March eBirder of the Month Challenge, sponsored by Carl Zeiss Sports Optic. Robert submitted a checklists from exactly 20 hotspots this month, including checklists from his home state of Ohio as well (here's a nice example) as from hotspots he visited while traveling in San Francisco, California, and points north (such as this one). Robert will receive a new ZEISS Conquest HD 8×42 binocular and a selection of books from Princeton University Press. As with all the winner thus far, his name was drawn randomly from among participants that met this month's challenge. And as with the two winners before him, we were very impressed with how Robert has made eBird a part of his life and how he is using it in the best possible way, submitting complete, effort-based checklists regularly, being conservative in his reporting, and providing documentary notes for species that are flagged for confirmation.
The annual Big Day fundraiser is hugely important to eBird and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. For the past three years Team Sapsucker has visited Texas to chase the North American Big Day record. We were thrilled to break (and then tie) the record with 264 species in each of the first two years and a mind-blowing 294 in 2014, on a perfect run in a perfect year. We honestly don't believe we can do any better in Texas, so instead we decided to focus this year's Big Day on the one other area we think might give Texas a run-for-its-money. Most Big Days in North America make one assumption that we plan to challenge this year–see if you can figure out what it is! As far as we know, this one constraint has limited almost all Big Days before, but by breaking free we'll be trying the one other route in the United States that might offer a chance at 300 species in a day. Finding that many species would require another perfect combination of conditions–intense scouting, good weather, luck with traffic, and lots of help from friends. Can you guess where we'll be attempting to reach 300 this year?
Birding festivals are growing in popularity across the world, and increasingly these community events are becoming "eBird Festivals." eBird festivals use eBird to track the many birds seen on the field trips offered during these events celebrating birds and birding. eBird Festivals also provide outreach, promoting the use of eBird by helping festival attendees set up their own eBird accounts and by providing information about the powerful data entry and exploration tools offered by eBird. By integrating eBird within festival activities these eBird Festivals are building on a significant opportunity for the birding community to contribute to the science that drives conservation worldwide.
This month's eBirder of the month challenge, sponsored by Carl Zeiss Sports Optic, focuses on migration birding. April is an amazing month for migration around the world. Right now, our team from eBird is in the midst of one of the world's most amazing bird migration spectacles in Israel, competing with the world's best birders to raise conservation dollars in the Champions of the Flyway competition. While migration is most visible at these great concentration points, many birds move in a broad front across the continent during April, and birders everywhere can do a great job of capturing this by entering their data into eBird. The idea behind this competition is to look for signs on visible migration at your favorite birding sites by conducting stationary counts of at least 1 hour duration, and recording all high flying migrants as 'fly-overs' on each checklist you submit. Any eBirder who submits at least one 1-hr stationary count will be entered into this competition. Winners will be notified by the 10th of the following month. Read on to find out more.
Champions of the Flyway is a major new international bird race taking place in Eilat, Israel – one of the world's most spectacular migration hot spots and rewarding birding destinations. Competing teams from around the world will try to find, identify and log as many species as possible – as they go head to head in an intense 24 hour contest to win the coveted title "Champions of the Flyway". While the race will be fun, the goal is serious – to raise conservation funding that will help BirdLife International tackle the illegal killing of birds in Southern and Eastern Europe. We are pleased to be attending to highlight the challenges that migratory birds face in southern and eastern Europe and help develop the international eBird community. Our team consists of eBird Project Leaders Chris Wood and Marshall Iliff, and Merlin Project Leader, Jessie Barry. Unfortunately, we just learned that our fourth team member, Kerem Boyla, will not be able to join due to a strike at the Israeli embassy.
eBird's new Location Explorer is designed to be a "dashboard" overview for a region, quickly summarizing the information birders find most useful at the regional level (e.g., country, state, or county). You can keep track of recent birding activity, such as what's happening at your favorite locations, who's been birding lately, and explore recent checklist submissions. You can help plan your birding trips by discovering the best places to find birds in a region. You can compare your stats with those of other eBirders in a region, and see how your county, state, or country ranks compared to others. We encourage you to explore the world using eBird's new Location Explorer!
Please join us in congratulating Jan Meerman of Green Hills, Belize, the winner of the Februrary eBirder of the Month Challenge, sponsored by Carl Zeiss Sports Optic. Jan submitted a total of 22 checklists this February from his Green Hills Private Protected Area patch. Here is a link to one of the winning checklists. Jan will receive a new ZEISS Conquest HD 8×42 binocular and a selection of books from Princeton University Press. When we notified him, he wrote back "This is such a tremendous thing! There is no way I can express how excited I am about this!" We asked him to tell us a bit more about himself and how he uses eBird. This is what he said:
Birders of the arid Southwest have been experiencing headaches this winter, and it is not just dehydration. The recent AOU split (here) of Sage Sparrow into two distinct species, Bell's Sparrow (Artemisiospiza belli) and Sagebrush Sparrow (A. nevadensis), has led to an outbreak of head-shaking and hand-wringing on blogs, listservs, identification discussion groups, and even reviewer discussion groups in the region. Chris McCreedy of Point Blue Conservation Science provides us with an overview of the challenges and the field work being done to supply some answers.
This month's eBirder of the month challenge, sponsored by Carl Zeiss Sports Optic, encourages birders to explore new hotspots in their area. In September 2013 we released the Hotspot Explorer. The Hotspot Explorer provides a powerful way to access site-based data summaries, and is very helpful for planning trips to the very best birding places. But for those who want to contribute a lot to eBird, the Hotspot Explorer also provides great tools to help you to find underbirded areas where your contribution will help the most. Below we give some tips on how to use the Hotspot Explorer to find underbirded hotspots near you. This month's eBirder of the Month prize binocular will be drawn from among anyone who has submitted at least one effort-based (i.e., not Incidental) complete checklist from each of 20 different hotspots this month. You can choose your own hotspots, but we hope you will focus on some that have very little activity for March.


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Reid already said if any changes are made to the Senate bill , he will not bring it to the floor.And tomorrow after the stock markets tank and everyone´s taxes go up - House Republicans are left holding the bag.Much to the glee of Obama and the Democrats.That sounds like a plan.Thursday at noon, the 113th Congress is sworn in, with a slimmer Republican majority in the House.And a larger Democrat majority in the Senate.Holding out until Obama and Reid break down andagree with the Tea Party is..never...going ... to happen.If Republicans controlled all 3 branches , this would be an entirely different situation and conversation.
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All the revenue Namibia will generate from the sale of ivory to either China or Japan will be used exclusively for elephant conservation and local communities living alongside elephants.
This was spelled out yesterday by Environment and Tourism Permanent Secretary Dr Kalumbi Shangula, who has just returned from the 57th meeting of the CITES Standing Committee in Geneva, Switzerland.
The meeting approved China as a buyer of ivory from four southern African countries that CITES had allowed to auction off their stockpiles of ivory.
Japan was allowed to import ivory in 2006.
"Namibia will pay the proceeds into the Game Products Trust Fund which supports wildlife conservation and community development programmes," said Shangula.
He said Namibia welcomed the approval of China to trade in ivory because having two trading partners would possibly lead to higher prices at the auction.
The CITES Conference of Parties held in the Netherlands last year permitted Namibia, Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe to make a single sale of all government-owned stocks of ivory.
Namibia was permitted to sell nine tonnes of ivory, Botswana 44 tonnes, South Africa 51 tonnes and Zimbabwe 4 tonnes, adding up to 108 tonnes.
After the one-off auction, the countries will not be allowed to export ivory again for nine years.
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Cuban-born Lazaro Arbos is a brave young man who has the voice of an angel when he sings but a pronounced stammer when he speaks.
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On the Fox show, viewers see a slice of Lazaro's life in Southwest Florida. His parents, Gisela Andraca and Reinaldo Arbos, explain that the speech impediment began at age 6 and that they tried therapy, but it hasn't worked.
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"Your story is very, very inspiring," Minaj said after Arbos' song ended. "I think you brought a very great vibe into the room."
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Deputy Director of the African Studies Center Azeb Tadesse, who has been employed at the center since 1999, has won the 2013 Excellence in Leadership (Excel) Award of the UCLA Administrative Management Group.
"People at UCLA don't understand how important the African Studies Center is in Africa, where it enjoys tremendous respect on the ground, as does UCLA as a whole," said Azeb Tadesse.
International Institute, June 10, 2013 — Deputy Director of the African Studies Center Azeb Tadesse was formally presented the 2013 UCLA Excellence in Leadership (Excel) Award at the annual Staff Honors Reception on June 6th. The reception was held at the Chancellor's Residence on the UCLA campus.
The Excel Award of the UCLA Administrative Management Group (AMC) is granted to only one staff member a year. A staff organization, AMC is devoted to the professional development of managers on the UCLA campus, as well as those who aspire to become managers. According to the its website, "the [Excel] award is designed to recognize those individuals who have had a significant and lasting impact on the people they lead, exemplify management excellence and have made broad contributions to the campus as a whole." Candidates — who may be nominated by staff, faculty or students — are evaluated according to four criteria: leadership, effectiveness, accountability and dedication.
Working with people in a collaborative spirit comes naturally to Tadesse, who frequently visited her father's office at Ethiopian Airlines as a child and observed how he worked with others. That office was usually abroad, as her family followed her father to a series of postings in countries around the world, beginning when Tadesse was 2 years old. Those moves were always made on a consultative basis, with the family given a voice in the final decision — a practice that seems to have had a significant impact on her approach to management.
"I don't really 'manage' people," said Tadesse, "I prefer to think of it as interacting with people and working towards a common goal. It's what I've learned by example," she continued, "I find working this way to be more productive and more conducive to a team atmosphere. If you have the right people, you can trust them to do their jobs. If you find that something isn't getting done, then you have a conversation and perhaps end up providing someone additional resources. I don't believe in punitive management," she stressed, "You don't have to be authoritarian to get things done."
Tadesse ended up in Los Angeles by a circuitous route. After a long period abroad, her family moved home to Ethiopia in the later years of the Derg government of dictator Mengitsu Haile Mariam. "We didn't have any idea how different or repressive it was," she said. After realizing it was unfeasible for them to remain, the family applied for and received political asylum in the United States, moving to Los Angeles in 1985 when Tadesse was a teenager.
Today, she is one of a growing number of people in the world who live between two countries; in her case, the United States and Ethiopia. Calling it the "ultimate globalization experience," Tadesse finds her transnational existence to be "mind opening." Not only does she have a deep understanding of the popular cultures of both countries, she has friends living all over the globe.
The UCLA African Studies Center, said Tadesse, is both her educational and professional home. "I'm a product of UCLA," said Tadesse, "and of the African Studies Center specifically." (She completed a B.A. in history, followed by an M.A. in African Studies, at UCLA.) The campus affiliation has a family dimension as well: her brother and sister also completed undergraduate and graduate degrees here.
Tadesse's work at the Center began with a six-month research project under then Center Director and UCLA Political Science Professor Ed Keller. Over the course of her 14 years there — she says it doesn't seem that long — she has progressed through a number of positions, including research associate, academic program coordinator, assistant director and now, deputy director. Each one of those positions, she remarked, required a different perspective and different training.
She finds the African Studies Center a highly stimulating place to work, a place where she has seen firsthand the role that research can play in foreign policy and how conferences and public talks can effectively broaden people's understanding of Africa. The Center has been in the front row of the history of how the west engages Africa in modern times, she said. Its associated UCLA faculty are, she added, a fantastic group of people — giving, committed and cooperative. " Our partners in Africa," she continued, "know we are going to go above and beyond to meet our commitment on projects and linkages."
Tadesse finds it unfortunate that the African Studies Center is not as well recognized on campus as it is in both Africa and the United States overall. "People at UCLA don't understand how important the Center is in Africa, where it enjoys tremendous respect on the ground, as does UCLA as a whole," she said. UCLA alumni— both African and American — can be found all over Africa in ministries and international organizations, she pointed out. "Wherever you travel in Africa, people have heard of UCLA and many in the older generation know who James Coleman is," she noted.
A world-renowned Africanist scholar who more or less singlehandedly created the field of African studies in American academia, James S. Coleman was a UCLA professor of political science who founded the Center in 1959. After teaching at UCLA for 12 years, he worked at the University of East Africa (Uganda) and the University of Nairobi (Kenya), and for the Rockefeller Foundation in East Africa and Zaire, before returning to UCLA. He eventually became the director of the International Studies and Overseas Programs, now known as the International Institute.
"I'm very committed to Africa," said Tadesse. At the African Studies Center, that commitment has translated into a profession. The reputation of the Center and the achievements of its past leaders have allowed her to pick up where her predecessors left off, she noted. Tadesse also credits UCLA with providing its employees the space to creatively make their jobs their own — the job description is just a starting point, she said. Tadesse wears many hats as deputy director and has a large degree of autonomy, conditions that have enabled her to continually grow and take on new projects in the Center's multidisciplinary environment.
At present, she is administering a grant for a partnership with the Kigali Institute of Education (KIE) in Rwanda to build that institution's capacity to increase its outreach, recruitment, and retention of young women in its Teacher Training College, as well as to develop gender-sensitive instruction. She and African Studies Center Director Françoise Lionnet wrote the successful grant application for the project on less than one month's notice last year!
From left to right: Ron Sugano (International Institute); Ed Keller (UCLA Political Science Department); Azeb Tadesse (African Studies Center); Françoise Lionnet (African Studies Center); and Cindy Fan (Vice Provost–International Studies, Interim) at the Excel Award ceremony. (Photo: Peggy McInerny.)
The partnership involves making resources on gender equity research and gender-sensitive pedagogy developed across the UCLA campus available to KIE, then supporting it to implement these resources within its specific cultural and institutional context.
A two-member KIE delegation recently completed a two-week stay at UCLA in May, during which they worked intensively with colleagues from the UCLA Center for the Study of Women and the UCLA School of Education. "Not only did they greatly enjoy their stay here," said Tadesse, "they were very impressed with what the different campus units had prepared for them. And they saw immediately how they could incorporate these processes and ideas into their operations, particularly their existing teacher training program."
Funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) through Higher Education for Development, the UCLA-KIE partnership is one of five international higher education partnerships funded by USAID in Armenia, Paraguay, Rwanda and South Sudan under a broader effort known as the Women's Leadership Program.
Tadesse and Lionnet specifically designed the Memorandum of Understanding between UCLA and KIE to leverage the current project to build broader collaboration between the two institutions when the current project ends in two-and-half years. Their ideas for future joint activities include increasing the number of Africans pursuing Ph.Ds. at UCLA and distance-learning projects.
Despite managing the KIE partnership and the Center's busy schedule of conferences and public talks, Tadesse already has her eye on future projects. One such project could become a valuable, campus-wide resource: making the Center for African Studies' website a portal to all UCLA projects in Africa. There are a wide variety of projects in Africa being run by different departments and professional schools on campus, and coordinating that information would be useful for all involved, she said. That's just the kind of manager she is.
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Lodestone's latest production is a crowd-pleasing revival of Richard Maltby Jr. and Steven Scott Smith's 1989 off-Broadway show, Closer Than Ever.
Musicals suffer a bad rap. Even Broadway can sometimes be regarded as frothy, innocuous fares concocted so that people can burst into song and dance at random times on-stage. Some think that expressing a part of the story with spontaneous musical eruptions takes away from the reality of the play and relegates the genre to children's fare.
So what if we strip away the dialogue and singular plot altogether? We end up with musical revues, an evolution of the original musical, where individual stories within each song and dance number are huddled together under a giant umbrella with an overall theme. We end up with is simple and raw shows much like the Lodestone Theatre Ensemble's revival of Richard Maltby, Jr. and Steven Scott Smith's 1989 off-Broadway show, Closer Than Ever.
The show, featuring an all-Asian American cast, explores a range of topics like relationships, aging, family, and unrequited love, strange yet sweet yet awkward yet completely relatable stories as we are "closer than ever" to getting there. Getting where? Well, life's not about the destination but the journey, right?
There are cheeky fares that leave you grinning from ear to ear like "You Want to Be My friend?" -- about that oh-so-dreaded "let's just be friends" talk and how a woman should really react when receiving it -- and Sharline Liu's rendition of a meek-at-work/freak-in-bed "Miss Byrd," as well as more morose numbers like Chil Kong facing the ever-confounding conundrum of being "One of the Good Guys" and "Life Story," dedicated to the ensemble's deceased choreographer RedRunningbear Savage.
Founded in 1999 by Philip W. Chung, Alexandra Chun, Chil Kong and Tim Lounibos, Lodestone has been providing an outlet for Asian Pacific American artists in all aspects of the theatre arts. The theatre ensemble is closing its doors near the end of this year.
"The theme of our final season is beginnings and endings," says Co-Artistic Director Philip W. Chung, "These songs really speak to that, so the show is a perfect fit as we close things down and look beyond Lodestone."
"Closer than Ever" starts off in a very pleasant and -- dare I say -- hopeful way as the ensemble march in and out of stagedoors singing about opportunities missed and grasped. It's not as energetic a start as one might hope for but the party is just getting started because the next two songs, "She Love Me Not" and "You Want to Be My Friend" both sing about the stings of unrequited love. Whereas the former -- a love triangle through which a male character's realization that another male character is just not that into him garners the most laughs of the evening -- is pretty tongue-in-cheek, it's overshadowed by the show's third number through which Erin Quill actually punches fist-in-cheek to Chil Kong and delivers a knock-out (literally!) performance upon hearing the "let's just be friends" talk. Miss Quill's expressive expressions tickle the funny bones and impresses singing the song's furiously fast lines.
Another impressive female performer is Sharline Liu, whether she is chirping about her dual identity as a meek-at-work, freak-in-bed co-worker in the uproarious, "Miss Byrd" to crooning a sexy Chicago-esque "Back on Base."
Liu shares the spotlight a bit with Blythe Matsui and DT Matias in the relatable "Three Friends" (who hasn't stuck around with people for awhile and then asked themselves, "why am I your friend again?) and with Matsui again in "Fandango" about a couple who keeps passing off the baby to each other.
Someone who could have used more spotlight was ensemble member EJ Arriola. This newcomer's vivid facial expressions shone through every scene he was in, whether it be crying as the giant baby to Matsui and Liu's "Fandango" or just singing in the crowd in ensemble pieces like "The March of Time" or Closer than Ever.
Sitting through twenty-two songs could feel like you're taking a road trip and listening to the same CD is playing over and over again, but the songs of Closer than Ever avoided melding together. By mixing up ballads and quick numbers, cheeky "Asian" performance props like Vietnamese rice paddy hats in "Three Friends" and pounding on imaginary taiko drums in the exercise anthem "There's Nothing like It," Lodestone kept their audiences eyes and ears comfy and satisfied.
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Envisioning Nebraska basketball contending on the national stage has always required a great deal of it. (Maybe a few hallucinogens, too). But crazier things have come true.
Three years ago, had you imagined Tim Miles coaching Big Ten basketball in Pinnacle Bank Arena, well, you may have needed a compass to return to reality.
The Huskers were still in the Big 12. Doc Sadler was men's basketball head coach. The Devaney Center, for better or worse, was NU's home since the Ford administration.
That spring of 2010, Lincoln residents voted to remove a few railroad tracks in the dilapidated West Haymarket and put up an arena. Now the view from the south vomitory — the grand entrance — feels like standing in a Pixar movie.
Most of the 15,500 red seats are in place. The 36 suites are close to completion. Hanging from the rafters is an HD scoreboard that promises a picture so sharp, Herbie will need to shave his peach fuzz.
Friday morning, the Mortenson Construction crew led a media tour through Lincoln's newest icon, which, two months before its first big event, is 85 to 90 percent finished.
"All the big milestones have kind of been hit," said John Hinshaw, senior project manager. "We've achieved those. Now it's just everybody finishing 100 percent of their work."
UNL summer graduates will break in the arena Aug. 16. And in November, Miles' Huskers will host Florida Gulf Coast in the first regular-season game.
What will Husker fans notice inside?
>> A main concourse that, on the south end of the arena, looks out through huge glass windows on the Haymarket. You can even see the top of the State Capitol. Picture windows on the east side look out at Memorial Stadium.
>> Twelve to 18 rows of retractable seating in the lower bowl that enable the arena floor to enlarge for conventions, wrestling tournaments, even hockey.
"Having these huge retractables on each side, this is not normal for an arena," Hinshaw said. "They spent some money down here to make it a true multi-purpose arena."
>> Rather than one large upper bowl, Pinnacle Bank has two smaller, stacked decks. It's common in football stadiums, Hinshaw said, but unique to arena construction. It creates a steeper, more intimidating feel on the floor. It also brings fans in the top bowl closer to the action.
"That's what stands out in this arena," said Derek Cunz, vice president-general manager of Mortenson Sports Group. "It's a big arena in terms of seat count, but it's pretty intimate because of the vertical nature of the seating bowl. ... You're basically looking right down on the court."
>> A horseshoe upper bowl, just as CenturyLink Center had originally — Omaha filled in the upper bowl in 2006. Hinshaw said leaving the north end open means Lincoln doesn't have to block off upper-bowl seats for concerts.
>> The main concourse is comfortably wide. But even better is a more narrow concourse, inside the gates, just above the lower bowl. A dad with a fidgety 5-year-old can circle that walkway all night and not miss a second of action.
>> Finally, the scoreboard. The Devaney Center had a beauty in the old days. But this one, which was off during Friday's tour, is bigger and features high-definition, six-millimeter pixels. Hinshaw said it may be the first of its kind in a college basketball arena.
Pinnacle Bank Arena doesn't look much different from new arenas in Kansas City and Omaha. But considering where the West Haymarket — and Husker basketball — were three years ago, it barely seems real.
In fact, looking up from the arena floor Friday, you could almost imagine an NCAA tournament banner hanging in the rafters.
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Launa Hochstetler (Berlin, Ohio/Hiland H.S.) has been named the U.S. Army Horizon League Scholar-Athlete of the Month for February.
The senior guard led Valpo to a 5-3 record during the month while averaging 15.4 points, 5.1 assists, and 4.9 rebounds per game. Hochstetler tied her career high with 24 points against Butler on February 21 while adding 22 more against Wright State earlier in the month (Feb. 8) against Wright State. She recorded her first career double-double with 11 points and a career-high 11 assists against Chicago State on February 17.
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Living donor transplants have significant advantages - according to the U.S. Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) and the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR), five-year success rates for people who've received a kidney through living donation are approximately 10% higher than those who received their kidney from a deceased donor.
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