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We start our tour in Hue, one of the most beautiful cities in Vietnam and served as the political capital from 1802 to 1945 under the rule of the 13 emperors, the Nguyen Dynasty. To this day the city remains one of Vietnam's most important cultural, religious, and educational centers. Hue was declared a UNESCO World Heritage in 1993 and attracts visitors from around the world.
Today we start cycling from the hotel to explore some of Hue's most important cultural sites. First we stop at the Imperial Citadel, which is modelled after the Forbidden City in China. While much of this site was destroyed during the Tet Offensive, you will gain a clear understanding of how the Royal family lived in the peak of their rule. After exploring the ruins we take a cruise along the Perfume River to Thien Mu pagoda, and continue from there to Ming Mang mausoleum, and then make a loop across the perfume river to Hue via the mausoleum of Khai Dinh.
Overnight in Hue
Distance and journey time:
Cycling distance: 30km
Difficulty: Easy
This morning we cycle in a countryside loop of Hue along back roads to visit the traditional village of Phuoc Tich.
Passing through many untouched villages and local markets, we'll come across a Catholic village, an incense making village and also a village where they make bamboo into many useful items.
A highlight of Phouc Tich are the many homes that date back 200 years and follow traditional feng shui design.
Enjoy a traditional lunch with Uncle Ho Van Te and then spend time to learn more about the history of the village. In the afternoon, transfer back to Hue. Dinner is on your own tonight.
Transfer from Phuoc Tich to hotel: 1 hours
Cycling distance for short option: 20 km
Cycling distance for long option: 40 km
Today we leave Hue for Hoi An, a major Asian trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries whose architecture and relaxed lifestyle has changed little over the years. The scenic route passes through the wonderfully photogenic fishing village of Lang Co before climbing over the Pass of Ocean Clouds.
Driving through Danang we visit the Cham Museum, which contains the finest collection of Cham sculptures in the world. In the afternoon hop on a bicycle for a country loop around Hoi An. Starting from Hoi An city centre, we ride through an array of back roads in peaceful villages with lots of vegetable farms. You can stop at a pagoda, have a cup of tea and have conversations with the monks (subject to availability). You can also join the farmers in preparing the land and fertilizing it with seaweed if you like.
Continue by overcrossing Cam Thanh islet and discover how locals turn coconut leaves into roofing for houses. Keep cycling along Thu Bon river, take a chance to paddle in a local basket boat known as a "thung chai", before arriving at a fishing village where you can settle down beside a water coconut palm plantation and watch the sun setting over the horizon.
Overnight in Hoi An
Transfer from Hotel in Hue to Hoi an: 3hrs
Cycling distance for short option: 20km
Cycling distance for long option: 35 km (adds an additional 15 km in Hoian)
Difficulty: Very Easy
This morning, after breakfast, we transfer out of town to avoid the highway before cycling to the town of My Son. The ride is arguably one of the best rides of the trip and takes us along scenic country roads surrounded by rice paddies, through eucalyptus forest and passing many scenic villages. The road climbs away from the coast and gives you the opportunity to see a panoramic view from the mountain top.
As we ride along the road cuts though a gorge to the lush jungle alongside the Song Tranh River. Eventually we arrive to My Son, which was once Champa's religious complex. Although many of the temples were destroyed during the war, there is still enough of the archaeological site to impress most visitors.
We eat lunch before spending the afternoon visiting the site. In the afternoon we transfer back by bus to Hoi An. Spend the rest of the day wandering around and enjoying the charm of Hoi An's old quarter or relax at your hotel.
The town was known as Faifo to early western traders and was one of Southeast Asia's major trading ports during the 17th and 18th centuries. It was an important point of call for Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese traders and the architecture reflects its cosmopolitan past. More than anywhere in Vietnam, Hoi An retains the feel of the past. There are over 844 structures of historical significance.
Transfer from My Son to Hoi An: 1.hr 30 mins
Cycling distance for long option: 54 km
Difficulty: Medium
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For the third year in a row, we're throwing a dance party to kick off The New Yorker Festival. I am genuinely thrilled that Ghislain Poirier and Megasoid are going to d.j. the event, which will take place at the Hiro Ballroom.
Poirier has just completed a new mix called "Cosmopolitan Bass," which will give you an excellent idea of what will be happening in the wee hours of October 3rd. (The morning of the 4th, if we're being finicky.)
I've posted here before about Megasoid and the lazer-bass community. I can't offer you a new mix by Megasoid, but a duo called Lazer Sword, friends with both Megasoid and Poirier, have just completed a new mixtape called "Blap To The Future Megamix," also available for download. The mix contains, to paraphrase their words, eighteen unreleased remixes and edits. It is a representation of what their live sets are like, with a few added bells and whistles thrown in for optimal listening pleasure. The band is available for rooftop parties and yacht events. Go here, to the duo's MySpace page, read these comments in their caps-lock glory, and download artwork.
To keep you fully updated on the characters mentioned here, Lavinia Greenlaw has started to blog for the Poetry Foundation. This will continue for three months only, so make sure to click lively.

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Have you ever been to an authentic Ethiopian restaurant? My favorite place in south bay has this cozy dining room where friends and family gather around a dining stool sharing the food and the laughter! Its walls are drepped with native art and the tables are adorned with various artistic earthen and wooden-wares with a background native music tune humming along! The large wooden serving-wear has a spread-out injera (famous ethiopian bread or 'dosa' made from teff) decorated with very delicious and spicy currys to be scooped up with the injera and on the side is a nice hot pot of coffee! Hmmm, see, now I made everyone hungry (including myself!)
Through a happy coincidences of many things I recently ended up reading a lot about Ethiopian food. A friend lent me a book on Ethiopian cuisine, at the same time I happened to have rented an africa cookbook from library and while Googling on Ethiopian cuisine I came across this site with a wealth-load of information about the cultures and food traditions of this old society. It is amazing how similar ethiopian cuisine is to Indian cuisine and I hope like me you enjoy reading and cooking up some ethiopian food today! Would you like to go on a culinary tour of Ethiopia?!! You don't need an air ticket or a visa just bring along an empty tummy and a creative curiosity to explore this world of rich cuisine!
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chinese has a lot of beautiful myths.. lol..
chinese has a lot of beautiful myths.. lol..
wow...another loh sang...i think this year u will be very much alive and kicking! hahaha... fatt ah!ReplyDelete
It's the celebrating with family that is important.. The food is secondary--although that looks good!!!!! Happy Chinese New Year!!ReplyDelete
Have a great week.
Betsy--on the road to Arkansas
*sigh* Yee sang? Dream on la... my MIL is a vegetarian. I'm deprived of many meat, fish, chicken and many more during CNY. Enough said, I go and sulk now and sulk more...until my FIL come and rescue me by feeding me some carnivorous stuff!ReplyDelete
I've seen a lot of articles on Chinese New Year. It looks like you had a great time.ReplyDelete
chrisau: yeah, this one home made one.. hahaha..ReplyDelete
betsy: that is one of the typical dish during Chinese New Year! :)
cleff: your parents left already? when r u going to to be fed by your FIL? try to eat more, ok? me gaining weight like nobody's biz, i better do something..will try eating less!! try, try!!
Cascia: yes, we had a great time and now it is back to work.. :)
- suituapuiFebruary 22, 2010 at 8:08 AM
Never had this dish here in my younger days...but it's catching on. What's the difference between yee sang and lou sang?ReplyDelete
ahahaha chris oredi snatch wat i want to say..."another lou sang???" aahahhaaah i think this year you will huat until you dont know where you live hahahhahhaReplyDelete
Mix yee sang and makan! :DReplyDelete
stp: basically both are the same., one is a noun and one a verb, i used the verb, i think..hahaa...ReplyDelete
manglish: dont know where i live? gosh, sounds like i go dementia if i eat and eat and eat... i better stop, ok, i better!!
tekkaus: mix, mix.. i go snap snap.. actually i didnt loe with them.. more interested in taking pics.. :)
wow...what a sumptious dinner ! Sure put on weight like this :pReplyDelete
one more low sang ah?? syokkkkkReplyDelete
Wah...ramai ramai. Must be fun.ReplyDelete
I cannot tahan lio,,,,, please do not post any food stuff here,, i am fasting today............ReplyDelete
awesome awesome! just like toasting a drink! ;)ReplyDelete
elin: lets skip breakfast..i mean lunch.. oh i mean.. myself only, not u, u r already slim!ReplyDelete
smallkucing: this one chor yee, hoi leen..
sjb: yeah, must do it ramai-ramai..
eugene: sure u r fasting? :)
bigboysoven: yes,something like that..
SIL= Sister in law? I thought it's Son in law. haha!ReplyDelete
I love to lou sang and I love to eat yee sang! Yummy! And I try to lou as high as possible!! HahaReplyDelete
i have already lou-ed sang 3 times :) i think I don't want anymore :PReplyDelete
foongpc, i never tot of that wor.. sorry.. maybe becos i dont have a son in law yet.. :pReplyDelete
so..loe sang is verb and yee sang is noun, as i told stp just now. my cantonese also half past six one..
barb: ok, i also counted, 3 times too, one with colleagues, one reunion and one at home.. yeah, enough for me too!
This is nice, it looks like they're having fun eating...ReplyDelete
I find the lou sang sold in restaurants are nearly all the same... 4 times already and I'm jelak now. But I'm really intrigued by your SIL homemade one :-)ReplyDelete
Decrease in ingredients, increase in price!ReplyDelete
Btw, I always ask for an extra packet of those crunchies. YUMZ! :)
melody: yes, the guys were having fun.. :)ReplyDelete
boeyjoey: all commercialized.. maybe they get them from the same factory.. hahaha..
gratitude: that one is homemade one, only no kacang puteh this year..
may be got...choy san next year? heheReplyDelete
ah ngao: fatt tatt next year? :)ReplyDelete
yeah man, the higher the better till everything drop on everywhere. hehehehe!ReplyDelete
irene, higher the better? no wonder so messy after that.. hahaha..ReplyDelete
This yr, i got no chance to toss high high..sob**sob*ReplyDelete
But am happy to see ppl lou ah..lou..hehheh


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Studying Oscar Pistorius: Does The 'Blade Runner' Have An Advantage? [Video]
The technology that makes walking possible for amputees is on display at this summer's Olympics. On Saturday in London, South African Oscar Pistorius will run on artificial limbs in the 400-meter sprint. Pistorius is a double amputee who runs world class times on his carbon fiber legs. NPR's Howard Berkes looks at the technology that helps him compete.
HOWARD BERKES, BYLINE: Last month in Eugene, Oregon, at the Prefontaine Track and Field Classic...
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Gentlemen, on your marks...
BERKES: ...the runner on the inside lane at the start of the 400-meter race leaned forward on his knees and fingers and slipped his feet into the starting blocks. Well, they're not actually feet. Oscar Pistorius slipped the flat and spiked bottoms of his curved, carbon fiber legs into the blocks.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: ...set...
BERKES: All the blocks to his right held running shoes tied tight around flesh and blood and bones.
BERKES: Did you hear that tap, tap, tap, tap, tap? Listen again carefully. It's just the first second after the gun goes off.
BERKES: That's the sound of carbon blades hitting the track as Pistorius races past. His gait is fluid like a gazelle, but he looks otherworldly: a man's body from head to knees, fixed atop curved carbon blades. His nickname, in fact, is the Blade Runner.
BERKES: Pistorius finished last in this race, but he's qualified for the Olympics, and he'll run with the best able-bodied runners in the world.
OSCAR PISTORIUS: It's not that I don't want to run Paralympics or disabled races or, you know, races for those athletes who are handicapped or amputees, but this is just a challenge for me. And any good sportsman that wants to be better has to face up to challenges that aren't always as easy as some of the others.
BERKES: There's actually some question about whether Pistorius has it easier or has some advantage over runners with biological legs. Before the last Olympics in Beijing, the International Track and Field Federation refused to let him run. He launched a challenge. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled he had no advantage and couldn't be barred from the Olympics if he ran a qualifying time. That ruling was based on the work of prosthetics researchers, including Alena Grabowski at the University of Colorado.
ALENA GRABOWSKI: Yeah. So we had him come into the lab. We measured his oxygen consumption or how much energy it takes him to run. We did a series of different speeds and compared him to elite athletes of similar caliber and found that his metabolic energy is the same as other elite athletes. So we didn't see any differences there.
BERKES: Grabowski and other researchers found there's a big difference between carbon fiber and bone and muscle. They put Pistorius on a treadmill going about 25 miles an hour.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: (Unintelligible).
GRABOWSKI: He was able to swing his legs a little bit faster, so he had a little bit quicker turnover, but he wasn't able to exert as much force on the ground during top speed sprinting. And so we actually perceived that as a disadvantage. If you're not able to push off on the ground as hard as other people, it could be that that device is actually limiting that ability and you're not able to sprint as fast.
BERKES: Researchers at another lab brought in other runners. Each had one biological leg and one artificial leg. The biological legs generated nine percent more force. So at the start and around the track, the stiffer artificial leg had less power. Still, Pistorius ran fast enough to make the South African Olympic Team. He told the BBC in an outdoor interview recently that he's alone with that distinction, which indicates something about natural ability.
PISTORIUS: Out of the tens of thousands of prosthetic legs they have made, there's never been any 400-meter athletes run under 50 seconds. So if this was such a technologically advanced prosthetic leg, then how come not everyone's qualifying or coming close to the qualification time then?
BERKES: Pistorius is not posting times that put him close to a medal. And if he competed for a country with a deeper field of runners like the United States, he wouldn't likely make the Olympic team. Still, he and his cheetah legs will make history Saturday in a preliminary heat, breaking an Olympic barrier because together, they run fast enough. Howard Berkes, NPR News, London.
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As one of the first pet insurance providers in the United States, AKC Pet Insurance, administered by PetPartners, Inc., has been providing comprehensive, affordable pet health insurance to dogs and cats in all 50 states since 2002.
Based out of the American Kennel Club corporate headquarters in Raleigh, North Carolina, AKC Pet Insurance has proudly served as the exclusive pet insurance provider of the American Kennel Club since 2003. They work closely with the AKC to help further their mission to "advance canine health and well-being of all dogs."
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PetPartners' history dates back to the 1980s in Great Britain when Sir. John D. Spurling, a leading innovator in pet insurance, created a pet health insurance company exclusively for the Kennel Club. PetPartners provided pet health insurance to dogs and puppies in the United Kingdom for nearly two decades before its arrival in the United States in 2002. In 2003, PetPartners became the exclusive pet insurance provider for the American Kennel Club.
In March of 2017, PetPartners was acquired by The IHC Group as a part of their growing pet health division. IHC has over three decades of experience in the human health insurance field providing health, life, disability, dental and vision to individuals and groups. IHC has a history of growing strong, successful insurance organizations. They boast a financial strength rating of A- (Excellent) from A.M. Best, Company, Inc., a widely recognized rating agency that rates insurance companies on their financial strength and ability to meet their obligation to their insureds.
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Lots of filings in the bankruptcy, but not many that matter. The SCO enablers want their money, and I would guess they'd like it sooner rather than later, all things considered. Mesirow has filed another bill, and so has Berger Singerman, and Tanner has an Order that it can expand its role on SCO's behalf. We have also the hearing schedule for the June 17 hearing.Full story »
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Longtime Purdue athletic director Morgan Burke died Monday morning, the school announced. He was 68 years old.
The school said Burke died at his home in West Lafayette "after a year-long battle with amyloidosis." Amyloidosis is a "rare disease that occurs when an abnormal protein builds up in your organs and interferes with their normal function," according to the Mayo Clinic.
Burke served as Purdue's athletic director from 1993-2016 and notably hired Joe Tiller as the Boilermakers' football coach and helped usher the transition from Gene Keady to Matt Painter in men's basketball. Purdue also won NCAA titles in women's basketball and women's golf during Burke's tenure.
"Morgan left an indelible mark on Purdue Athletics, and thousands of student-athletes benefitted from his faithful leadership," Purdue President Mitch Daniels said. "He was the ultimate competitor, and his passion for the Boilermakers was second to none. He continued to serve the university the last four years, doing everything he could to strengthen our mission. Our deepest condolences to Kate, Joyce, Morgan Jr. and Pat."
Painter, the coach of the Boilermakers' men's basketball program since 2005, said on Twitter that he owes Burke "a huge debt of gratitude" for having faith in him to take the reins from Keady, Purdue's all-time winningest coach.
Saddened to hear about Morgan Burke's passing. pic.twitter.com/6HvoQikWJz— Purdue's Matt Painter (@CoachPainter) June 15, 2020
Purdue football coach Jeff Brohm said Burke "will be greatly missed."
Even after his retirement as athletic director, he would often stop by practice to offer a word of encouragement and show us his support. We are forever grateful for his contributions to our football program, the university, and the community as a whole. He will be greatly missed— Jeff Brohm (@JeffBrohm) June 15, 2020
Burke retired in 2017 and was succeeded by Mike Bobinski.
"Morgan was a great friend and colleague to many of us and left an incredible legacy of tireless and selfless devotion to all things Purdue, but most of all our student-athletes, past and present, Bobinski said. "He cared deeply about them and their success, and he proudly stood for all the right things in the world of intercollegiate athletics."
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William Lowndes Yancey was a journalist, politician, orator, diplomat and an American leader of the Southern secession movement. A member of the group known as the Fire-Eaters, Yancey was one of the most effective agitators for secession and rhetorical defenders of slavery. An early critic of John C. Calhoun and nullification, by the late 1830s Yancey began to identify with Calhoun and the struggle against the forces of the anti-slavery movement. In 1849, Yancey was a firm supporter of Calhoun's "Southern Address" and an adamant opponent of the Compromise of 1850.
Throughout the 1850s, Yancey, sometimes referred to as the "Orator of Secession", demonstrated the ability to hold large audiences under his spell for hours at a time. At the 1860 Democratic National Convention, Yancey, a leading opponent of Stephen A. Douglas and the concept of popular sovereignty, was instrumental in splitting the party into Northern and Southern factions. At the 1860 convention, he used the phrase "squatter sovereignty" in a speech he gave to describe popular sovereignty.


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Back to the Future: The Animated Series
Mike / January 2nd, 2012
January 2, 2012 at 12:14 am
Jumping gigawats!!!
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November 18, 2015 at 9:56 pm
Oucha magoucha!ainbowrayonnectioncay
January 2, 2012 at 12:16 am
I would think it's "because your brain's on Venus"IgorGeek
January 2, 2012 at 12:16 am
My goodnes!! I refreshed the page and the post appeared! LOLljngamessuck
January 2, 2012 at 12:17 am
AWESOME NEW SHIT!!!Dalek6450
January 2, 2012 at 12:24 am
Creating/Inventing Power/Electricity?
It should be discovering.AlejandroBarragan
January 2, 2012 at 12:27 am
Yes, I remeber this catoon, here in Mexico we used to watch that shit, in fact, sometimes it was so boring and somethings was interesting, but it brings great memories of childhoud and it doesn't compares with the movie. HAPPY NEW YEAR JAMES Y MIKE, GREETINGS FROM MEXICO!!!FardinJavanmard
January 2, 2012 at 12:28 am
haha great! i like the motherfucking monday! :)nice review mike 🙂cornbred9
January 2, 2012 at 12:30 am
Nice vid!ljngamessuck
January 2, 2012 at 12:32 am
LMFAO the great scott at the end was hilarious! XPChrisSmith1
January 2, 2012 at 12:36 am
LOL I did the hot air balloon experiment too. XDSomeGermanGuy
January 2, 2012 at 12:37 am
thank you mike for letting me google "tossed salad"FernandoHernandez
January 2, 2012 at 12:39 am
electricity wasn't invented, was discovered
January 2, 2012 at 12:48 am
@FernandoHernandez mr. obviousDomguate
January 2, 2012 at 12:43 am
Wow, I never thought i would be happy that I watched this Series in German. I never noticed voice differences, because we dub everything and for us it was all done by the same Voiceactor.19Szabolcs91
January 2, 2012 at 12:49 am
Man this show is such a colossal mess 😀DaveyMcCall
January 2, 2012 at 12:49 am
You dont know what a melvin is? Come on mothergrabbin mike…DaveyMcCall
January 2, 2012 at 12:50 amDuddy
January 2, 2012 at 12:51 am
Mike, you're pointing out plotholes in a cartoon that happens to be based on a movie where people slowly fade away from a photo simultanously set to when someone alters history so that they're not born. Do I need to point out what is wrong with this?
January 2, 2012 at 12:58 am
Damn it, Mike. Even motherfuckers should spend a little time on research before reviewing something.
A "melvin" is a frontal wedgie. He's saying people would always give him an aluminum wedgie from the front. Not a boner.
The kids are saying "because his brain's on Venus". It seemed pretty clear to me.
None of the examples you gave actually break the fourth wall. In order to do that, the characters would have to admit they're cartoon characters, or speak directly to the audience.
MotherFucker Mike
January 2, 2012 at 2:22 am
@ClevelandRock I know a melvin is a wedgie, and I know the kids are probably saying Venus. It just sounds like it could be "penis" the way they're saying it. It's just a joke.
As for the fourth wall, the characters are making fun of the fact they are always meet another Biff or Marty in another century as though they're aware they're in strongly contrived show. If they know they're in a show, then it's breaking the fourth wall. That's how I saw it anyhow.
January 2, 2012 at 12:31 pm
@MotherFucker [email protected] Was it supposed to be a joke when you said you played it several times and still heard penis? It's just that at that point, it kind of tipped over the scale and became kind of…contrived.Jotodahan
January 2, 2012 at 12:59 am
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January 2, 2012 at 1:01 am
lol at that ending man. good shit mike.milton05
January 2, 2012 at 1:04 am
The deal with knowing what electricity is possible to explain it with some info from the movie, since in the movie people slowly fade away from a photo simultanously when someone alters history, so it could be said that changes are do not happen right away, that is how Marty may have the idea of electricity. By the way, I remember watching this cartoon as a kid here in my country.
Greetings From Costa Rica.INTOTHEMEATGRINDER
January 2, 2012 at 1:06 am
Bill Nye the Science Guy! Man, you shoulda just watched that instead.AlviseniLopez
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
i dont think it´s a mistake for marty to continue reacting as he does whenever someone calls him a chicken. i mean, it´s entertaining industry, this animated series doesnt have to be 100% loyal to the movies.franklin didnt create electricity!i love the movies though.Jordan Brown
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
sweetOscar Tristan
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
Wtf !!Mike Persin
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
I was about to go to bed. Then i took cinemassacer to the face.Andrew Daugherty
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
haha never even heard of the animated series.William Root
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
loved this cartoon!Jamie Snowden
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
lol It's not Monday yet, Mike!CarmenMonoxide Hall
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
Like everything in the '80s, stooopidMuhammad Hasanaat
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
What kind of black magic fuckery is this?Matthew Guerrero
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
there was an animated series???Robert Villarreal
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
sadly there was ,along with ace ventura,the mask, and bill n tedKai Coolston
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
because his brain's a penis XDSteven Schwartz
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
way to long imo.Ashton Lloyd
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
awesomeFernando Zuloaga
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
peanutJoe Stanley
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
I remember watching that cartoon back in the day. I don't remember any episodes though. I completely forgot about Christopher Lloyd's little scenes. I wish they'd release this and the Bill & Ted's cartoons on DVD. 🙂Paulo Kabateraine
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
Did everything get an animated series in the '80s, cause that seems to be the case.Chris Smells
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
I loved this show as a kid. All these errors and such are obvious now but as a kid you don't tend to over think anything. Just just want to see some action and fart jokes.
It seemed this was a heavy "edutainment" time, with shows like Captain Planet and Widget the World Watcher being out around the same time all having facts intergrated into the show. Which I remember I hated.
Bill Nye the science guy was awesome and I remember trying as many of these as I could as well as the ones he taught on his show.
Ah memoriesDan Joseph Farnan
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
I imagine when James is 65 he will be telling his grand children about the rage he had with the back to the future and hyde games in a very long tale like it was a war fought in a long away place called the land of nintendo.Showtime Jones
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
@Angry Video Game Nerd i watch all your videos and i love them all so your #1 and keep up the good workBrodie Church
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
It's on Cinemassacre so I refuse to watch it.Mark Abare
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
Never watched the animated series.Jamie Mathieson
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
revue the bill and ted cartoon!Pio Rafael T. Nepomuceno
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
Ah yeah I remember watching this a couple of times. It was…OK.Joey Letson
January 2, 2012 at 1:07 am
I loved that cartoon. Especially the Ancient Greece episode. I also tried that same hot air balloon trick with similar results. I think I used a grocery bag…Stonen80
January 2, 2012 at 1:08 am
Motherfuckin' Monday woot! MotherFucker Mike cracks me up.AlviseniLopez
January 2, 2012 at 1:13 am
i dont think it´s a mistake for marty to continue reacting as he does whenever someone calls him a chicken. i mean, it´s entertainment industry, this animated series doesnt have to be 100% loyal to the movies.franklin didnt create electricity!i love the movies though.RoperFDF
January 2, 2012 at 1:23 am
I guess for every Batman, there's got to be a Robin. Hurry up with that AVGNM script guys!CesarSanchez
January 2, 2012 at 1:29 am
i think mike is right when he talks about the chicken, and almanac part, but i think he put way to much time into criticizing things
January 2, 2012 at 2:11 am
@CesarSanchez Thats kinda the point of the video, and why we watch these videosI Jam Legend
January 2, 2012 at 1:42 am
@clark stop watching his videos then, i quite enjoy them myself.
January 2, 2012 at 1:48 am
@I Jam Legend i didnt know it was himStevenWigg
January 2, 2012 at 1:43 am
I want to hear your opinions on the Telltale game Back to the Future. Keep up the good work Mike, this was hilarious.GaboValdez
January 2, 2012 at 2:00 am
Good its just a cartoon dont be such an ass mikejimjones
January 2, 2012 at 2:04 am
Talk about pathetic…nothing more entertaining then grown man children getting upset at plot holes for a television show targeted to kids. I mean seriously guys, I agree, the voice actors who happened to be the real live action movie actors should have spoken up about the contradictions in relation to the movies. I sure hope someone got fired for that one!
January 2, 2012 at 2:12 am
@jimjones If you think it's 'pathetic' that James does, then why the hell are you on this site? They talk about dvd – menus that suck, movies that suck, board games that suck, games that suck…..NightWalker990
January 2, 2012 at 2:32 am
@jimjones "nothing more entertaining then grown man"? Apparently, you should be more worried about your "pathetic" excuse for English. Correction: "Nothing more entertaining than grown men". Before insulting the creators of Cinemassacre, please learn proper English and have relevant accomplishments (such as owning a website). Every Human being is entitled to their own opinions, but you did not have to offend Mike and James, primitive filth.AaronWomack
January 2, 2012 at 2:12 am
Quality video, mate. Highly entertaining. Very, very clever. Giving James a run for his money here. Keep it up, mate—you just earned yourself a lifelong fan.
January 2, 2012 at 2:19 am
BTTF was my favorite thing as a kid but I never got the chance to watch that show, now I see how hit-and-miss it looks! I'll give a try and I'm sure that I'll end up analyzing it to death like the BTTF geek that I am, even the Telltale game got that treatment! 😉
Thanks for the review Mike!KeithEllwood
January 2, 2012 at 2:20 am
I remember this cartoon! As well as Bill and Ted's cartoon. I think they both came on back to back from what I remember.avgnfan99
January 2, 2012 at 2:25 am
LOL Sounds Like Homer When he Say DohAndreanneAndiDion
January 2, 2012 at 2:29 am
This series may hold a place in the BTTF canon-line, like how Doc got the Delorean back in the Telltale game, he built another one, why of course!
January 2, 2012 at 3:20 am
@AndreanneAndiDion If you've played the game you know that the Delorean was a temporal duplicate made at the exact same time that the Delorean got struck by lightning. While the original was sent to 1885 the duplicate was sent to 2025. Doc traced the temporal distortion created by that Delorean, retrieved it with the Time train, fixed it, and improved upon it putting an automatic return on it for just such an emergency that happens at the beginning of the Telltale game.
January 2, 2012 at 5:26 am
I'll have to get back to that, thanks! But for now, I'll go to bed! 😉avgnfan99
January 2, 2012 at 2:30 am
Press Like if you Looked up Tossed Saladavgnfan99
January 2, 2012 at 2:33 am
I Burst Laughing When the Bullies Said his Brain's a penistheshirtpocket
January 2, 2012 at 2:42 am
Mike Matei did a fantastic job here. Content-wise, this is one of the best videos yet, regardless of host. Such an excellent variety. I usually feel that Mike relies too much on his script, which is a shame because he is great in every one of the unscripted videos he's in. While that overreliance was still the case here, the scripting and organization were top notch. The video had a very natural flow, which isn't exactly common. VERY well done.fightgenie
January 2, 2012 at 2:47 am
Mike, your videos are awesome! Thank you for pouring your wise-ass heart into this video gold.SeanFrye
January 2, 2012 at 2:51 am
Oh wow! This is already here. In my time zone it is still Sunday right now. Nice video though.
January 2, 2012 at 2:56 am
you are looking into the future. greeting from monday earthlings!nowhere4321
January 2, 2012 at 2:51 am
LOL I like how he does an in-depth reality check of this dumb cartoonos.saviour
January 2, 2012 at 2:58 am
Awesome Motherfucking MondayEXPLODA!
January 2, 2012 at 2:59 am
Oh my god I love the gory cartoon violence at the beginning, it made my night.hayamo
January 2, 2012 at 3:01 am
Mike, I love ya but I just can't agree with this review as a whole. I'm not gonna hold it against you but I feel like questioning the logic of an 80s cartoon just seems pointless. I'm sure you've got plenty of great reviews ahead of you but I'm not gonna consider this one of them.
January 2, 2012 at 3:31 am
@hayamo fuck off idiot
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January 2, 2012 at 3:34 am
@[email protected] GENIUS! When somebody gives a well explained reason to why they did not like a certain video, reply with, "Fuck off idiot." Poetry.Hooligan451
January 2, 2012 at 4:05 am
@Border Hopper [email protected]@hayamo I wouldn't put too much thought into a comment posted by someone called "loltroll".d2f4s
January 2, 2012 at 3:13 am
maybe brain's on venus?intri
January 2, 2012 at 3:25 am
Takes me back! Two other shows I'd love to see a bit on: Captain Planet and Dino Riders. What's more awesome than lasers on dinosaurs?
January 2, 2012 at 3:44 am
@intri 2 words. Nostalgia CriticZachChappelear
January 2, 2012 at 3:41 am
Mike… I love ya and all, but stay in your element.
January 2, 2012 at 3:54 am
What does that even mean? @ZachChappelearLuke Atherton
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
Just give me a BTTF Part 4! If only that was possible……..GREAT SCOTT! It is. If i just go back and tell the producers to…..damn! Im out of plutonium…. =(Richard Robledo
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
I think I remember watching 1 or 2 episodes when I was a kid.Andrew Wosciechowski
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
As a kid I loved this show. Now that I'm watching it as an adult I see that it's really ridiculous. I guess it is just mindless, childish humor.Sidney Swyers
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
heh i sorta like these epidsode:)Andréanne Andi Dion
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
I must watch this series, IT IS TIME! Kinda like the 'Nightmare On Elm Street' tv series, it's not as good as the movies but when you're a fan, you have no choice! 😉Beaker Siv
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
fuckin bunch of losersAntonio Jaime
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
Oh yeah clasic but dont forget about robocop, karate kid, rambo, and cops the animated series…good times good timesAndy Kennedy
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
I remember when this aired on TV. Funny you didn't bring up the future space episodes and how absurd that reality would be… and who'd be named "Ziff"? I do agree that the PeeWee episode does ignore a fundamental moral from the BTTF movies and I felt that way at the time too but I feel there is far more that could've been commented on or analyzed as a best/worst episode for those reasons. Don't you think even going into the Cretaceous/Jurassic era even for a moment would cause untold damage to evolution on this world? And the power going out episode, You need to do more research on quantum mechanics and timestream mechanics and impacts. The further back in time you go, no matter how small the change, it can be far more devastating a thousand years ago than a major change 30 years go. Jeez, and you call yourselves nerds…Kay Baumann
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
Wow!… It's been ages since I've seen this Cartoon. It wasn't all that good but having Doc Brown show up to do little experiments at the end was pretty cool.DeepVoice Gad
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
motherfuking monday ooh yeh!Kevin Kp Paul
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
yeah right and im michael j foxKevin Albert
January 2, 2012 at 3:46 am
I use to watch the cartoon series when it was on, and I agree the show did centered around Doc's kids and wife and not much with Marty.AlphonseElric
January 2, 2012 at 3:50 am
one way or another but this site keeps making me go back to the past which is a good thingbarlitone
January 2, 2012 at 3:50 am
The Boston Beaneaters existed from 1883 to 1906. While it's true that there is a team known as the Orioles now, and they're in the same league as the current Boston team, they only coexisted from 1902 – 1906, and during that time the Orioles were actually the St. Louis Browns. However, there *was* an American Association team called the Orioles from 1882-1899, located in Baltimore. From 1892 – 1899, they were in the National League… just like the Boston Beaneaters (now the Atlanta Braves) were.
So… did the cartoon get it right by picking an old Boston team that was in the NL, and showed them playing a game against another AA or NL team, the Orioles? Or did they get it wrong, choosing a current American League team (the current Baltimore Orioles, formerly the St. Louis Browns) to play against the Boston team, which is now in the American league?
Either they got it right, or they got it wrong but by an amazing coincidence it looked right. The world may never know.JimMcwilliams
January 2, 2012 at 4:10 am
Then there was Teen Wolf the cartoon
January 2, 2012 at 5:13 am
@JimMcwilliams I remember liking that one!supmandude
January 2, 2012 at 4:12 am
"Because, his brain's on Venus."Ness
January 2, 2012 at 4:15 am
HAPPY TREE FRIENDSericehc
January 2, 2012 at 4:17 am
ending was so funnyRyanSullivan
January 2, 2012 at 4:26 am
loved this video, keep doing more vids mike 🙂Chris Jermyn
January 2, 2012 at 4:26 am
I caught a few episodes of this cartoon, not the best but ok I suppose. And yep, 80's/90's cartoons tried to be educational although they'd just have a morality tale at the end.Matthew Nielsen
January 2, 2012 at 4:26 am
Nice!Tobias Herrmann
January 2, 2012 at 4:26 am
Great Scott! 😀koel700
January 2, 2012 at 4:34 am
great scottCole_Patrick
January 2, 2012 at 5:01 am
melvin means to get or give a wedgie. Only reason i know this is from Bill and Teds Excellent adventure. They give a "Melvin" to death. So no the pants do not give the doc a boner, they give him a wedgie.
January 2, 2012 at 5:30 am
@Cole_Patrick It was Bill and Ted's bogus journey, not excellent adventure.ErichStevenson
January 2, 2012 at 6:53 am
@Cole_Patrick Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. I had to correct that, didn't I.itscmillertime
January 2, 2012 at 12:23 pm
It's from Bogus Journey kid @Cole_Patrick


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La Salle University junior Katherine Boligitz received two grants in connection with presentations she will make at two math conferences next month: the Joint Mathematics Meetings from Jan. 15 to 18 in Baltimore, MD., and the Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL).
"I like math because it is challenging, but, with some perseverance and insight, you can solve the problem at hand," said Boligitz, a double major in mathematics and economics from Roslyn, Pa. "Math is not just about computing—it is a way of thinking."
At both conferences, Boligitz will be presenting a talk, titled "Distinguished-color Rainbow Connection in Graphs." In Baltimore, she will present jointly with Janet Fierson, assistant professor of mathematics at La Salle. She will also present a poster at that conference.
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PARIS (AFP) - France may order striking rail employees back to work, Transport Minister Alain Vidalies said on Friday (June 10), hours before the Euro 2016 football championship was due to kick off.
Vidalies told Europe 1 radio that the government would use "every tool available" to get fans to the match and "if we have to issue orders tomorrow (for trains to be driven), we will do so."
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Our astronaut Serena Aunon-Chancellor arrived at the International Space Station on June 8 as part of its newest crew. Aunon-Chancellor, Sergey Prokopyev of Roscosmos and Alexander Gerst of the European Space Agency launched two days earlier from Kazakhstan. Meanwhile, astronaut Scott Tingle, returned safely to Earth June 3 with crewmates Norishige Kanai of Japan, and Anton Shkaplerov of Russia. They spent 168 days living and working on the station.
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We kicked off our 60th birthday celebrations with concerts on June 1 and 2 by the National Symphony Orchestra Pops at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC.
The celebration featured performances by will.i.am, Grace Potter, the band Coheed and Cambria and others, as well as a poem from Star Trek actor John Cho and a new composition from Star Trek composer Michael Giacchino. An exhibit highlighted six decades of NASA achievements – including the Apollo Moon landings envisioned by late President John F. Kennedy. Our Administrator Jim Bridenstine discussed the agency's planned return to the Moon.
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Florida based rock outfit We The Kings kicked off a mega summer tour last week alongside Breathe Carolina, T Mills, The Ready Set & Keep It Cute.
The day before the band played in Austin, TX, a tweet was sent to fans that said: "Ticket holders of tomorrow's show in Austin come to Gibson's Austin Showroom at 1:00pm for an acoustic pre show and meet the band."
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Here are the most common symptoms of eye infections:
Symptoms of eye infections:
- Blurry vision
- Itching
- Swelling around the eyes
- Swollen eyes
- Light sensitivity
- Dry eyes
- Watery eyes
- Eye discharge
- Pain
- Red eyes
If you suspect that you have eye infection, then you should visit your doctor and make an eye exam. If you have noticed some of the mentioned symptoms, then you should visit your doctor as soon as possible. If you wear contact lenses, then you should wear eyeglasses until you talk with your doctor. There are many different types of eye infections and your doctor should discover what kind of eye infection you have because in this way you will get proper treatment. If you have some kinds of infections, then your doctor will take a sample from the affected areas of your eyes because this will help him to discover the type of eye infection you have. This will help your doctor to give you proper antibiotics for the treatment of this condition.
Causes and types of eye infections
The examples of viral, fungal and bacterial eye infections include:
- Pink eye or conjunctives: This is a very common condition which is also contagious. It is often spread in children in classrooms, day care centers or other similar environments. Day care workers and teachers also have increased chances to get this condition because they work with children in close quarters. These infections have bacterial or viral originis.
- Other viral eye infections (viral keratitis): If you are exposed to the Herpes simplex virus, then you can get other viral eye infections which include herpes.
- Fungal keratitis: This is a type of eye infection. The fungal eye infection is associated with the Fusarium fungi which are found in the organic matter. This kind of fungal infection and other types of it can invade our eyes in many different ways such as when we have an injury that is caused by a tree branch. This kind of eye infection was in the news in 2006 when a contact lens solution that was withdrawn from the markets was linked to an outbreak for people who wear contact lenses.
- Acanthamoeba keratitis: People who wear contact lenses are having increased risk of encountering parasites which can invade their eyes and that can lead to serious sight – threatening infection which is known as Acanthamoeba keratitis. This is a reason why people who wear contact lenses should always ask for safety tips from their doctors. For example, they should avoid swimming while they are wearing contact lenses. If you wear contact lenses when you are relaxing in a hot tub or when you are swimming, then you should disinfect your contact lenses as soon as possible. This is a reason why you should wear contact lenses if your doctor has said and not to use them just for fashion because you have increased risk of getting eye infections.
- Trachoma: Trachoma is eye infection that is related to Chlamydia trachomatis. It is uncommon condition in the United States but it is spread in the parts of the world that are under developed regions and this is a reason why in these parts of the world the number of people who are blind is the biggest. Flies can spread this kind of infection in unsanitary environments and this becomes one of the most common infections. This infection usually infects the inner eyelid that begins to scar. The scarring which is cause for an in – turning of our eyelids and eyelashes begin to brush against and it destroys the tissue on our cornea which results in permanent blindness. The availability of treatments such as oral antibiotics and good hygiene are the best ways to control this type of eye infection.
- Endophthalmitis: When the bacterial endophthalmitis penetrates the eye's interior, then this can result in blindness if you do not get immediate treatment. In many cases for this condition are used antibiotics.


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OLD CHUNK OF COAL for Periodico Magazine, Issue 3, December 2018
On Oa4s exhibition Friendship @ Kevin Space Vienna 2018
the eternal optimist
hard to make hard things
places to fight
just feel
keeping things
A conversation with Philipp Kleinmichel, Cell Project Space London 2019
Any Thing Inc: Lecture held at CAC Vilnius, December 2017
A Bargain in Fossils: Lecture held at Mumok Library Vienna, November 2016
2020 Duell, Bonner Kunstverein.
2019 Time, Eugster, Belgrade.
2019 A Failed Play, Cell Project Space, London.
2018 Don't smoke, Emanuel Layr, Vienna.
2018 The Fool At Sea, JTT Gallery, New York.
2017 new words, Galerie Emanuel Layr, Rome
2017 New York, Studio for Propositional Cinema, Düsseldorf
2016 Places to fight and to make up, MUMOK, Vienna
2016 Billboards, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria
2016 The Eternal Optimist, Prince of Wales, Munich
2015 White Flag Projects Library, St Louis, Missouri
2015 Growing Horns, MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Recidencies Ludlow 38, New York
2014 let rise, let go, 21er Haus, 21er Raum, Museum for Contemporary Art Vienna
2014 Just feel, MAUVE, Vienna
2014 KE-17 JIGSAW, KE-03 LARGE PINKING, KE-24 SCALLOP, KE-16 POSTAL, JTT, New York
2020 The Phantom Moves Through Space And Through Different Bodies. Kevin Space, Vienna.
2020 The Jurist. with Benjamin Hirte at Ciccio New York.
2020 Fourflags. Amsterdam.
2020 No Joke. Milieu, Bern.
2019 5 Live Calibrations. Costume Design for Madeline Hollander's dance piece with LA Dance Project, performed in Paris at Théatre des Champs-Elysées, Louvre Abu Dhabi and in Los Angeles.
2019 Jahresgaben. Bonner Kunstverein. 2019 Time Is Thirsty. Kunsthalle, Vienna.
2019 Holiday from Rules. Toffee Park Adventure Playground, London.
2019 life and limbs. Annual Architecture and Design Series. (curatorial) Swiss Institute, New York.
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2019 26 APRIL 2019. Galerie Fons Welters, Amsterdam.
2019 Vienna Biennale. MAK, Vienna.
2019 Baka. A horse and a deer. Benjamin Hirte and Anna-Sophie Berger, Arakawa-Ku Tokyo.
2019 Cecilia. Sweetwater, Berlin.
2019 What they call my shadow here on earth is my true substance. CACBM, Paris.
2018 The First Morning Fest of Unreasonable Acts. Palazzo Bentivoglio, Bologna.
2018 In a very complex country. Motherculture, Los Angeles.
2018 The Way Things Run. Part III: Wage. PS120, Berlin.
2018 Communauté. EVAC, London, Ontario.
2018 Ars Viva. S.M.A.K., Gent.
2018 KURA.GRAND OPENING.Summer Rhapsody. Fonderia Artistica Battaglia, Milan
2018 Noise! Frans Hals, Otherwise Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem, Belgium
2018 The summer vocation of a teenage bee Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius
2018 Blackout 3+1 Gallery, Lisbon
2018 A WINDOW, A FLOOR, CREDIT CARDS, A BENCH Emalin, London
2017 In Between. Franz West Library Visit as part of: Publishing as an artistic toolbox: 1989-2017 Kunsthalle Vienna
2017 Jahresgaben 2017/2018, Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, Düsseldorf
2017 New Human Agenda, And Now, Dallas
2017 In Relation to a Spectator, Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover
2017 New Literacy: 4th Ural Industrial Biennial, Ekaterinburg, Russia
2017 Anna-Sophie Berger, Oscar Enberg, Zac Langdon-Pole: ars viva 2017/18, Kunstverein München
2017 Wild West, Austrian Cultural Forum, New York
2017 instructions for happiness, 21er Haus, Vienna
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2017 The Breakfast Pavilion, A Plus A Gallery, Venice
2017 Americans 2017, Luma Westbau, Zurich
2017 Oh…, Jakob Lena Knebl and the mumok Collection, Mumok, Vienna
2017 Teeter, Carl Louie, Ontario, Canada
2016 Se nos cayó el teatro, Lodos, Mexico City
2016 Instructions for Happiness curated by Olympia Tzortzi and Severin Dünser, Athens
2016 I Surrender, Dear, Hayley Aviva Silverman, Flaka Haliti and Anna-Sophie Berger, Salzburger Kunstverein
2016 Jenny say qua, Rogaland Kunstsenter, Stavanger/Norway
2016 Exhibition by 31 Women, Philipp Pflug Contemporary, Frankfurt
2016 Dead Letter Office, Jtt, New York
2016 Lodos presents A Play @ PEEE, Museo Experimental El Eco, Mexico City
2016 Das Gespenst der Freiheit; 15 Einreichungen. As part of the exhibition Das Neue at Kunstverein Düsseldorf, Headquaters of Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Cologne.
2016 9th Berlin Biennial, Dress Rehearsal organized by Centre for Style, Akademie der Künste, Berlin
2016 Finding Ling Ling's Head, Cookie Butcher, Antwerp
2016 Die Marmory Show 3: Guilty Pleasures, Deborah Schamoni, Munich
2016 Ver Lento, Centro de la Imagen, Mexico City
2016 Das Tal der Krisen Teil 3, New Bretagne / Belle Air, Essen
2016 Basic Structures Of., Austrian Cultural Forum, London
2015 The Weather Stone, with Zak Kitnick, AndNow, Dallas
2015 Playtime, 9800 Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles
2015 The Value of Food, The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, New York
2015 Anagramma, Basement Roma, Rome, Italy
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2015 A Rare Earth Magnet, Derek Eller, New York
2015 Centre for Style Tour New York, New York
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2015 Wow! Woven? Entering the (sub)Textiles, Künstlerhaus, Halle für Kunst & Medien KM-, Graz
2015 New Needs, Haus Wittmann by Johannes Spalt, Etsdorf/Kamp, Austria
2015 In a Future April in collaboration with Dena Yago, MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Recidencies Ludlow 38, New York
2015 Hotel Moon, New Theater, Berlin
2014 The Styled Canvas, Tell Me What To Do, performance, Utopian Slumps, Melbourne
2014 Silly Canvas, Utopian Slumps, Melbourne
2014 Bavarian Fire Drill, 247365, Brooklyn
2014 Bouvier's Bedroom, Tell Me What To Do, performance, Mathew Gallery
2014 Tell Me What To Do, performance, JTT, New York
2014 Graphic Design, Futura, Prague
2014 Morning and Evening Asylum, Tanya Leighton, Berlin and Off Vendome, Düsseldorf
2013 Arcades, Center for Style, Bus Projects, Melbourne
2013 A Wand Stirs The Juice, Clearing, Brussels
2013 HHDM, Parallel Fair Vienna
2013 Modeanweisung, V.esch, Vienna
2012 Snout to Tail, JTT, New York City
Frieze. October 2020. Smolik, Noemi: Anna-Sophie Berger's Take on Immanuel Kant. Online.
Artforum. September 2019. Ćirić, Maja: Time at Eugster Belgrade, Critic's Pick. Online.
Artforum. December 2018. Thalmaier, Franz: Don't smoke at Emanuel Layr Vienna, Critic's Pick. Online.
Hirte, Benjamin: The Fool At Sea. Catalogue Essay for Exhibition Catalogue, 2018. Read.
Interview with Audrius Pocius originally published by Artnews Lithuania. March 2018. English version.
Artwriting Daily. Review of The Fool at Sea at JTT, 2018. Online.
Artreview. May 2018. Ugelvig, Jeppe: Review of The Fool at Sea. Read.
Art Agenda. March 2018. Cerniauskaite, Neringa: Review of The Summer Vocation of a Teenage Bee. Online.
Ars Viva 2018. Catalogue for Ars Viva 2018 published by Sternberg Press, 2017. 21 x 28 cm, 128 pages. With A Cage went in Search of a Bird an essay by Laura McLean-Ferris English.German.
Süddeutsche Zeitung. Oktober 2017. Moises, Jürgen: Review of Ars Viva at Kunstverein Munich. Online.
Flashart. August 2017. Milani, Eleonora: Review of new words. Online.
Artforum. March 2017. Kleinmichel, Philipp: Review of Places to fight and to make up. Read.
Artribute. Lucarelli, Niccolò: Review of new words. 2017. Online.
Frieze, Issue 184. Feldmann, Max: Review of Places to fight and to make up. 2017.Read.
Camera Austria, Issue 137. Höller,Christian: Review Places to fight and to make up. 2017. Read.
Cura Magazine, Issue 23. Anna Gritz about Centre for Style. 2017. Read.
Text Means Tissue. Francesca Capone, 2017. 202 p. paperback. Order Here.
MANUAL. Artist Book published with Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, 2016. 17,5x10,5cm, 240pages. With essays by Marianne Dobner and Tess Edmonson.
Flash Art International, Issue 312. Take Care. Interview with Laura McLean-Ferris. 2017.Read.
Collectors Agenda. Studio Portrait. Online.
Artwriting Daily. Review of Places to fight and to make up at Mumok, 2016. Online.
Cura Magazine. Antonio Grulli reviews Places to fight and to make up at Mumok, 2016. Online.
Radio Ö1 / Interview about Places to fight and to make up Online.
Der Standard. Interview about Places to Fight and to make up. 5.11.2016. Online.
Der Falter. Review about Places to Fight and to make up. 27.10.2016. Read.
Die Presse Schaufenster. 20.10.2016. Online.
Artist Lecture Series Vienna Transcript (german/english) Buy Here.
Purple Online. Places to Fight and to make up. 31.10.2016. Online.
Tote Bag Edition for Texte zur Kunst Issue #103 Poetry. Order Online.
Pandora. Lucia Elena Prusa & Anna-Sophie Berger. A story about a fictional character. Self Published 2016. Order Here.
Salzburger Nachrichten, Monday September 26th 2016: Review of I Surrender, Dear. Read.
"The Present in Drag," 9th Berlin Biennial.Tess Edmonson for Art Agenda. Online.
Kuba Paris. The Eternal Optimist Review by Quirin Brunnmeier. Online.
Blue Paper. Conversation with Hayley Aviva Silverman. Read.
The Gap. Denise Sumi about KUB Billboards Online.
Radio Vorarlberg / ORF Interview about KUB Billboards Online.
Kuba Paris. Interview with Diana Weiss. Issue 3. In Print. Read.
Playtime. LA Times Online.
Artforum. Top Ten. In Print. Read.
Smith, Roberta: A Rare Earth Magnet at Derek Eller, a Focus on Repurposed Materials. The New York Times. Aug. 13, 2015. In Print and Online.
Sculpture Center. Sculpture Notebook. Online.
Blue Paper. Interview with Tomas Absolon. In Print. Read.
Kaleidoscope, Issue 23. Winter 2015. In Print.
Discipline No 4, Spring/Summer 2015. In Print.
Frieze d/e. Fall 2014. In Print.
Harry Burke: Fashion as Performance Art. Dazed Digital. Online.
Artforum, May 2014. In Print. Online. Read.
Steadman, Ryan. To Watch: Anna-Sophie Berger. Whitewall Magazine. Spring 2014. In Print. Read.
Remember to Calibrate Your Screen Before You Die. DIS Magazine. Online.
Linde, Matthew. Interview for Centre for Style. Online.
Feldhaus, Timo. Interview with Anna-Sophie Berger and Timo Feldhaus. DE:BUG Magazine. Issue. 178. In Print. Read.
Heraldseth, Geir. Interview with Anna-Sophie Berger and Geir Heraldseth. Tableau Paper. Issue 1. In Print. Fall / Winter.
Duncan, Fiona. Interview with Anna-Sophie Berger. Bullet Magazine.
Russeth, Andrew. Snout To Tail. New York Observer. In Print and Online.
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While the fake news media continues to avoid going anywhere near the Uranium scandal, Fox News' Tucker Carlson dived head first into it, taking to task a former State Department official who was on the inside of the Obama administration.
Carlson interviewed Obama advisor David Tafuri, and asked why the issue isn't getting more coverage.
"You know exactly where it is going, to places that are dangerous to the United States, and that's because the Obama Administration with Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State allowed this to happen," Carlson said.
"Why isn't that considered shameful?" he asked Tafuri.
Tafuri attempted to play down the scandal, saying it was a "bad policy decision" back in 2010, then claiming that Carlson was "overstating" the importance of the story because uranium doesn't leave the U.S. without an export license being in place.
"They have no export license!" Carlson exclaimed, adding "That's the whole point of this story!"
"This is a huge deal that threatens our national security, but nobody seems to care because it's Obama and Clinton," Carlson declared, pleading with his guest, "Let's be real."
Tafuri attempted to deflect the scandal away from the Clintons, and onto President Trump.
"If this is a scandal, then this is a scandal for the Trump administration," Tafuri said. "'Cause that means during the Trump administration, this uranium is leaving the country without having proper licenses."
Carlson then brought up the reports that the Clinton Foundation profited by upwards of $100 million.
"How is that not quid pro quo?" Carlson asked, adding "Why is that not an actual scandal, not a nonsense D.C. scandal?"
Tafuri did not have an answer, instead claiming that "the Clinton's did not take that money… the Clinton Foundation use that money for charitable purposes."
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US President Barack Obama's UN nominee has vowed to fiercely back Israel and fight to help the regime win a nonpermanent seat on the UN Security Council.
Samantha Power made the pledge at her Wednesday confirmation hearing in the Senate. She is widely expected to replace US ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice.
"The United States has no greater friend in the world than … Israel. We share security interests, we share core values, and we have a special relationship with Israel," Power told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The longtime Obama confidante and the White House official even went on to attack the UN General Assembly and the UN Human Rights Council for supporting Palestinian people and condemning Israeli violations of their rights.
"And just as I have done as President Obama's UN adviser at the White House, I will stand up for Israel and work tirelessly to defend it," she said.
Power promised to support Israel's bid for a seat on the UN Security Council, where Tel Aviv – due to its poor relations with Middle Eastern countries – wants to be admitted as a representative of the Western Europe.
"I commit to you wholeheartedly to go on offense, as well as playing defense on the legitimation of Israel, and we'll make every effort to secure greater integration of Israeli public servants in the UN system," she said.
She also pledged to oppose any efforts by the Palestinians to seek greater recognition in world bodies.
On November 29, 2012, Palestinians won a UN General Assembly vote, which earned the status of non-member observer state for Palestine at the world body.
"We need to deter the Palestinians in any way we can," Power stressed.
The 42-year-old's remarks at the hearing are expected to have distanced her from previous unflattering comments about Tel Aviv, and many expect her to be easily confirmed by the Senate.
On one occasion, Power had confirmed "major human-rights abuses" against the Palestinians in 2002, and acknowledged that a US policy shift away from the support of Israel could mean angering the pro-Israel lobby.


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Economics and the Virtues: Building a New Moral Foundation
Jennifer Baker
In Economics and the Virtues, editors Jennifer A. Baker and Mark D. White have brought together fifteen leading scholars in economics and philosophy to offer fresh perspectives on integrating
The well-Ordered Universe: The Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish
Deborah Boyle
Margaret Cavendish (1623-1673) published books on natural philosophy as well as stories, plays, poems, orations, allegories, and letters. The Well-Ordered Universe explores the development of Cavendish's natural philosophy from the atomism of her 1653 poems to the panpsychist materialism of her 1668 Grounds of Natural Philosophy.
Descartes on Innate Ideas
Deborah A. Boyle
The concept of innateness is central to Descartes' epistemology; the Meditations display a new, non-Aristotelian method of acquiring knowledge by attending properly to our innate ideas. Yet understanding Descartes's conception of innate ideas is not an easy task and some commentators have concluded that Descartes held several distinct and unrelated conceptions of innateness.
Perceiving Reality
Christian Coseru
What turns the continuous flow of experience into perceptually distinct objects? Can our verbal descriptions unambiguously capture what it is like to see, hear, or feel? How might we reason about the testimony that perception alone discloses? Christian Coseru proposes a rigorous and highly original way to answer these questions by developing a framework for understanding perception as a mode of apprehension that is intentionally constituted, pragmatically oriented, and causally effective.
Kierkegaard's Dancing Tax Collector
Sheridan Hough
Prof. Hough's lastest book explores Kierkegaard's conception of the self through the lens of a minor character in Fear and Trembling. Her work touches on the debt to Kierkegaard owed by many existential philosophers, including Heidegger and de Beauvoir, and explores thematic affinities with Nietzsche.
Mirror's Fathom
Sheridan Hough
Mirror's Fathom is the story of Tycho Wilhelm Lund—anarchist, pirate, and thief of a legendary mirror. Tycho is also a great-nephew of the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard and is, when the novel begins, a mild-mannered antiques dealer who is asked to assess the value of some furniture at the home of Regine Schlegel, Kierkegaard's famously jilted former love. Upon his arrival, Tycho—who has no interest in philosophy—finds himself at a meeting of the Kierkegaard Circle, a group faithfully reading aloud Kierkegaard's works.
Nietzsche's Noontide Friend
Sheridan Hough
Ever since Heidegger lectured on Nietzsche, philosophers have stressed the active side of the Übermensch, the self who aggressively consumes and exploits value. Sheridan Hough, however, argues that there is a distinctly receptive and passive side to the Nietzschean self, and thus a pervasive doubleness in Nietzsche's thought that hasn't been explored before. This doubleness is the focus of Hough's attention here.
Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
Larry Krasnoff
This book introduces Hegel's best known and most influential work, Phenomenology of Spirit, by interpreting it as a unified argument for a single philosophical claim: that human beings achieve their freedom through retrospective self-understanding. In clear, non-technical prose, Larry Krasnoff sets this claim in the context of the history of modern philosophy and shows how it is developed in the major sections of Hegel's text.
New Essays on the History of Autonomy
Larry Krasnoff and Natalie Brender, editors
Although Kantian autonomy is often considered independent of time and place, J.B. Schneewind's landmark study, The Invention of Autonomy, has shown that much can be learned by analyzing Kant's moral philosophy in the context of the history of modern moral philosophy. Distinguished contributors accordingly relate Kant's work to the historical context of his predecessors (as well as the empirical context of human agency) in this valuable resource for professionals and advanced students.
Norms of Assertion: Truth, Lies, and Warrant
Rachel McKinnon
When we make claims to each other, we're asserting. But what does it take to assert well? Do we need to know what we're talking about? This book argues that we don't. In fact, it argues that in some special contexts, we can lie.
The Future of Punishment
Thomas Nadelhoffer, editor
The Future of Punishment brings together some of the leading researchers in philosophy, psychology, and the law to discuss the future of punishment and retribution in a thoroughly interdisciplinary way.
Moral Psychology
Thomas Nadelhoffer, editor
Moral Psychology: Historical and Contemporary Readings is the first book to bring together the most significant contemporary and historical works on the topic from both philosophy and psychology.


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Autumn/Winter is all about the cosy knitwear for me, and jumpers are my no. 1 favourite item of clothing (ever). Below are some of my favourites, old and new. I really love the leafy orange and mustard colours and always feel completely at one with the season when I wear them. The high/turtle neck is something I also love; they're perfect for avoiding the dreaded cold neck, especially if you've forgotten to take a scarf out with you.
Left to right: H&M, H&M, Pull&Bear, Topshop, ASOS, Sainsburys, Next, Topshop
Black Ankle Boots
Shoe wise, my staple for autumn/winter (/all year round) is a good pair of black ankle boots... or three (I think I actually have four or five lol). Below are my absolute favourites, as I'm sure you can tell by how well-loved they look. Perfect for rainy days, crisp walks, and day-to-day wear.
Left to right: Office (similar), Next (similar), Dr Martens
The weather can be unpredictable at all times of the year in England, but in autumn in particular the temperature tends to go up and down rather a lot. As a result, it's always handy to have a few jackets and coats of different thicknesses. On chillier days I'll grab my ASOS parka, which has a nice fleecy lining and a giant hood to help keep my neck warm. For very mild days, I love this light khaki jacket from Urban Outfitters; it's also the perfect jacket for spring, so nice and versatile. My current favourite is a denim bomber jacket from Monki (which took months to get a hold of). It's the perfect middle-of-the-road thickness and works with pretty much any outfit.
Left to right: ASOS, UO, Monki (via ASOS)
There's great power in even the smallest of accessories. Here I've got a few very appropriate ones for both the cold weather and the stress of uni, as most of the uni year is during autumn/winter. My favourite online store in the whole world is sighh.co, and two of these three items are from there. I cannot get enough of Polly's designs and have a nice selection of her other products too, but these are two of my most recent favourites. My watch is a beautiful Daniel Wellington model and I've adored it ever since I first got it; it's a very classic design and always handy for keeping track of time.
Coffee pin: sighh; Mug: sighh; Watch: Daniel Wellington
Another autumn essential is soup, but I could go on about that for far too long.
What are your fashion staples for autumn? I've love to know what your favourite things to wear are.
Until next time.
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What's In a Name? That Which We Call Capital Controls »
Volume/Issue: 2016/25
Series: IMF Working Papers
Author(s): Atish Ghosh , and Mahvash Qureshi
Publisher: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Publication Date: 12 February 2016
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5089/9781498332835.001
Keywords: gold standard, interwar period, Bretton Woods, financial crisis, markets, market, emerging markets, All Countries,, Capital controls, Capital flows
This paper investigates why controls on capital inflows have a bad name, and evoke such visceral opposition, by tracing how capital controls have been used and perceived, since the late nineteenth century. While ad...


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Recipe for Pork Porterhouse Chop with Korean Gochujang Marinade
Pork Porterhouse Chop with Korean Gochujang Marinade
Check out our Chef's Cut Pork Porterhouse Chop here!
Yield: 4 servings approx.
Cooking Method: Grill (Charcoal or Gas)
Notes in advance: Prepare Korean Gochujang Marinade in advance, have pork porterhouse marinate for at least 2 hours, up to 6 hours.
Ingredients for Pork Porterhouse with Korean Gochujang Marinade
4 x 12-Ounce Porterhouse (Bone-In Loin) Pork Chops, 1 Inch Thick
1 Scallion, Finely Chopped
3 Tablespoons Gochujang, Also Known As Korean Chili Paste*
3 Tablespoons Soy Sauce
2 Tablespoons Asian Sesame Oil
2 Tablespoons Chinese Rice Wine, Or Dry Sherry
1 Tablespoon Rice Vinegar
1 Tablespoon Light Brown Sugar
2 Teaspoons Fresh Ginger Root, Peeled And Minced
2 Cloves Garlic, Minced
Asian Slaw, Optional
Korean Gochujang Marinade Preparation
To make marinade: Whisk first 9 ingredients (excluding pork) together in medium bowl. Pour into one-gallon sealable plastic bag. Add porterhouse pork chops, coating pork in marinade. Close bag and refrigerate, turning bag occasionally, for at least 2 and up to 6 hours.
Pork Porterhouse Preparation
To make porterhouse pork chop: Prepare outdoor grill for direct cooking over medium-high heat, about 450 degrees Farenheit. Brush grill grates clean. Remove pork from marinade – do not shake off excess marinade. Discard remaining marinade. Grill, with grill lid closed, turning once, until the internal temperature reads between 145 degrees F. (medium rare) to 160 degrees F. (medium) on a digital meat thermometer, about 10 minutes. Remove from heat and let rest 3 minutes.
Asian Slaw (optional)
3 Tablespoons Rice Vinegar
1 Tablespoon Korean Chili Flakes, Coarsely Ground
2 Teaspoons Soy Sauce
2 Cloves Garlic, Minced
1/2 Teaspoon Salt
1/4 Cup Vegetable Oil
1 Tablespoon Asian Sesame Oil
1 14-Oz Bag Coleslaw
1 Cup Carrots, Julienned or Shredded
2 Scallions, Finely Chopped
To make Asian slaw: Whisk rice vinegar, ground hot red pepper, soy sauce, garlic and salt together in large bowl. Gradually whisk in vegetable and sesame oils. Add coleslaw, carrots and scallions and mix well. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 and up to 6 hours.
If making with Asian slaw, divide slaw among 4 dinner plates. Top each with a chop and serve immediately.
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By now It's been a big year for Peter Halley's market and it's still only April. The painter's Yellow Cell with Triple Conduit (1956) was sold in London for a record price of £513m at Sotheby's in early March, a sale that came as part of a spate of solid sales in the London Contemporary art auctions but also marks another sign of the prosperous market of the artist.
In fact, just few weeks later, in early April, we also saw a work estimated at £50k, Breakdown (above) sold for three times that price to make £150k with premium. All together, Halley's work has totaled $1.6m so far this year putting his auction volume near all of 2017 with much of the selling season left to come.
In the Sotheby's catalogue description of Yellow Cell with Triple Conduit we can read this statement by the artist:
"Where once geometry provided a sign of stability, order, and proportion, today it offers an array of shifting signifiers and images of confinement and deterrence." – Peter Halley
We really hope that this today "shifting" signifiers and values won't apply also to Halley oeuvre, but rather it will gain an established position in both the market and the culture.
Often characterized by bold palette, rigorous i formal language, and rich theoretical concept, Peter Halley's works a powerful display of the artist's post-modern geometric abstraction. It's clear how his amalgamation of organigrams, computer and urban structures translated visually via a rigorous, abstract geometry is entrenched in the art historical tradition of Modernist painting. Halley appropriates the history of geometric abstraction via the formal language of such artists as Kazimir Malevich and El Lissitzky, through to Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko; So Halley deliberately cites the pantheon of Modernist painting, the chromatic choices, formal vocabulary, and textured surfaces of his own work are ultimately informed by an observation of societal structures and their environments. Therefore. also his use of these precedents is deftly couched in the cynicism and ironic tone of postmodernism, expressing the so-called Foucault "Crisis of Geometry": his works are thus purposefully conceived in glowing, fauve neon colours, to strikingly visualise the power structures of modern-day society; ultimately Halley reveals how geometry is utilised as a societal tool of power and control.
Nevertheless, this kind of excitement isn't entirely new to Halley's market. And the timing of his previous market spikes is worth noting. There will be a steady growth or it will fall back again? Let's see next auctions.
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Myth: Will A Woman Look Like A Man
When women think of exercise, they will think of one big myth: I am going to look like a man. The idea of looking like a mean scares women away from hitting the gyms. Women are afraid that when they hit the gyms, they'll gain more muscles and eventually they will turn into a she-hulk. So, is the big myth true?
The answer is NO. It's actually a very big myth. It's very hard for women to gain muscles. Women do get more muscular with weight training, but they won't end up looking like men, because men have testosterone. Men also do heavier weights, and women can never do the weights the men are doing.
They will never look like a man and they will not look masculine, unless they do go on steroids.
However, women do use the same machines that men use to make them more muscular. The difference is the programmes, and not the machines. It's depends on how they train. With proper training, women can actually lose weight and their body will look more toned.
Gaining a little bit of muscle is not so bad after all. It help women to lose weight. Our body gains only about 5 pounds of muscle every year, and you'll most probably lose it in three weeks time.
But when you exervise, your muscles and tissue sizes will increase, which in turn will increase your metabolic rate, the rate on how fast you can burn the fat in your body.
Every pound of muscle you gain will increase your metabolic rate, you'll lose weight faster. However, not many Malaysian women know the fact that they could lose weight faster by gaining a little bit more muscle.
Many Malaysian come in and they say they want to lose weight, but they are afraid they will look buff. So, they only do cardiovascular training, but not resistant training. Resistant training helps you increase your lean muscles and tissues. Your muscles burn calories, which also mean that it will burn away fat.
There you have it, ladies. Exercising doesn't make you look like a man, and gaining a litte bit of muscle doesn't make you less attractive. Instead, exercise can make you even more attractive. Women who exercise will feel the difference in only a weeks time. In one month's time, their body are firmer and toned. In three month's time, they actualy see desired changes in their body.
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Youth development: Online master's degree
Master of arts in human development and family science with an emphasis in youth development (MA)
Quick facts
- Program type: Master's degree
- Academic home: College of Human Environmental Sciences | Department of Human Development and Family Science
- Accreditation: Higher Learning Commission
- Delivery mode: 100 percent online
- Credit hours: 36
- Estimated program cost: $21,239.64*
*This cost is for illustrative purposes only. Your hours and costs will differ, depending on your transfer hours, course choices at Mizzou and your academic progress. See more about tuition and financial aid.
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An online master's degree in youth development from MU can help you provide youth with positive opportunities to learn and grow. If you want to gain the knowledge and skills to create, facilitate, and evaluate programs promoting healthy youth development, this may be the degree for you.
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Delivery of this program is 100 percent online: no campus visits are required.
Courses are semester-based and offered by multiple universities taking part in the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance. Depending on which university is teaching your course that semester, your courses may have different start and finish dates.
Students typically take two classes each semester and finish in two to three years.
Course work covers
- Agency budgeting, fundraising, grant writing and processing
- Conceptual approaches to youth development
- Normative pathways to development
- Policy development for optimal youth outcomes
- Problem-solving with funding sources, boards, agencies, families and other stakeholders
- Youth and family cultural issues
Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (IDEA)
Great Plains IDEA is a partnership of multiple public universities offering fully online degree programs. Students apply to and are admitted by one university, enroll in all of their courses through that university and graduate from that university. However, the online courses are taught by faculty in the discipline from several universities. All students pay one common price no matter where each of the classes is based. Learn more
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This program is administered by the Department of Human Development and Family Science.