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Director: Tom Ford
Age Rating: 15 (UK)
Actor: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon
Release Date: 4 November 2016
Story Line: An art gallery owner is sent a violent novel from her ex-husband in Tom's Ford intriguing revenge-thriller.
We liked?
Thought provoking, intriguing piece and unique in terms with outstanding performances, stunning photography and a scintillating score.
Not so much?
Poor characterisation and a touch of pretentiousness.
Final Fiendish Findings?
Nocturnal Animals is a thought provoking and intriguing piece of work and certainly unique in terms of story-telling as it threads hugely disparate narratives together and overtly draws out comparisons between them. Complemented by outstanding performances (Tayor-Johnson and Shannon in particular), stunning photography of the West Texas landscape and a scintillating score, it really is a hugely accomplished effort by Ford who is unfortunately just let down by weak characterisation and an undertone of pretentiousness.
Posted November 12, 2016 by JMC
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Fashion Designer turned Director Tom Ford follows up his 2009 debut, A Single Man, with this intriguing tale of revenge and missed opportunities. Based on Austin Wright's novel 'Tony and Susan', the film features strong central performances by the always excellent Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal, as well as outstanding support from Michael Shannon and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
The premise of Nocturnal Animals is founded on the 'film within a film' structure, in which Amy Adam's art gallery owner, Susan, reads a novel (entitled 'Nocturnal Animals') sent to her by her ex-husband, Edward Sheffield. This plays out as a separate story-arc and the two differ greatly in terms of theme, pace, action and even violence; Susan's world is centred in High Society where money, reputation and credibility are the most important things you can strive for, whilst the novel is based in an almost modern-Western-come-horror setting. Despite this, both narratives cleverly mirror each other and share the aforementioned motif of revenge.
As we learn more about Susan, we discover the reasons behind her first marriage breaking down and soon realise that she is a deeply unhappy and unsatisfied woman at home and at work. Suffering with insomnia, the novel sent to her by her ex-husband proves to be more than just a distraction, as she reflects back on their relationship and is personally affected by elements of his story which appear to be influenced by key moments from their shared past.
As Susan reads the novel, we follow a married couple and their daughter as they embark on a road trip, driving through West Texas in the middle of the night only to be terrorised by a gang of locals led by Ray Marcus, played by a convincingly unhinged and menacing Aaron Taylor-Johnson. Jake Gyllenhaal is Tony Hastings, the father and husband who must protect his family and who subsequently forms a partnership with the Detective investigating the case, portrayed by the utterly brilliant Michael Shannon.
It is this story which proves to be by far the most engrossing and interesting and whilst the links to Susan's situation are apparent, one could be forgiven for wishing that Nocturnal Animals was solely a dramatisation of the novel within the film. From the first moment Tony and Ray meet, we as the audience are immediately catapulted into a nerve-wrecking and tense confrontation as we watch the two of them face off. We become increasingly nervous by the unpredictable motives of Ray's gang, and once the confrontation reaches its climax, we are drawn to Tony out of sympathy and empathy.
The introduction of Michael Shannon as Detective Bobby Andes not only creates a sense of hope that justice will prevail, but it also treats the audience to a superb, captivating and scene-stealing performance from Shannon. Some critics have applauded Amy Adams' for seemingly 'acting with her eyes', but Shannon is more deserving of that particular observation; his wide eyes, ticks and mannerisms speak a thousand different emotions, thoughts and feelings within his character.
Once Shannon's Detective Andes and Gyllenhaal's Tony team up, this particular story then turns into a revenge thriller as the two of them seek out those responsible for the events of that first night. On the surface, this tale is in itself relatively generic, but it is driven by the excellent performances. Whilst Shannon certainly stands out, Taylor-Johnson is also brilliant as Ray Marcus; an arrogant, conniving, intelligent and disturbingly captivating young criminal. Of course it is Gyllenhaal who takes top billing here, and whilst this is perhaps not his strongest output, he puts in a solid performance in a dual role as Tony Hastings and Edward Sheffield, the ex-husband and author of the novel whom we see in flashbacks as Susan ponders her past.
It is here where the issues with Nocturnal Animals arise, which is ironic as it is this narrative which essentially provides the core foundation of the film itself. Whilst Adams convinces as a frustrated and depressed character ("what right do I have to not be happy?") it is actually quite difficult to become invested in her character, Susan, or really even care about her. This is perhaps deliberate, though, as we discover through the flashbacks her various hang-ups, insecurities and questionable decision making. However, the young Susan depicted in these flashbacks is actually quite an interesting character who battles peer pressure and who questions her own aspirations. It is the present-day Susan, though, who unfortunately is deeply uninteresting and unappealing and therefore encourages the audience to wish the film would just continue with Tony's storyline. Matters aren't helped by the criminal underuse of the likes of Armie Hammer, Andrea Riseborough and Michael Sheen, all of whom essentially have little more than stereotypical cameos: Hammer as the elusive husband always working late at the office and jetting off on business trips, Riseborough as the best friend who gets to worry about Susan's lack of sleep, and Sheen as the gay art-enthusiast.
Despite these cameos being relatively brief, they are representative of why this portion of the film's narrative has flaws. Hammer, for instance, is deeply unlikable, and whilst this should bring about some compassion from the audience for Susan, they are actually so well suited to each other and they surround themselves with equally unlikeable acquaintances that it's difficult to relate to any of them. Sheen, such a brilliant actor, is given a handful of lines only and naturally delivers them with vigour and characterisation. However, he also serves as a continuation of the art theme which needlessly recurs throughout the film and in doing so adds an air of pretentiousness to the piece.
When the young Susan questioned her own aspirations, these generally related to her art and her ability, aptitude and motivation to succeed. We first meet Susan attending her own gallery opening; a scene which is preceded by perhaps the strangest opening credit sequence you're likely to have or will ever see. Despite the popular turnout at the event and the subsequent praise for it heaped on by Sheen's character, Susan remains deeply dissatisfied. As the film progresses we see Susan meet a handful of colleagues from the gallery, all of whom are clichés and stereotypes and none remotely interesting. Unfortunately, whereas these characters should perhaps represent external factors in Susan's life which add to her depression, they merely serve just to add to an already dull environment and therefore whenever we do follow Susan's trials and tribulations, you cannot help but will her to get back to the book.
What saves this part of the film from being completely forgettable, though, is Ford's excellent device in mirroring Tony's emotions in the book with those affecting Susan as she reads it. It's a clever touch using Gyllenhaal in a dual role here as both Edward and Tony, because as the author of the novel, Susan sees him as Tony and even pictures his wife and daughter as red heads like herself. It is these shared emotions that drive the film's main theme of revenge; Edward deliberately seeks to make her suffer the raw emotion and pain of his protagonist in retaliation for the pain she caused him. This is visualised by Ford's mirroring, as we see everything from anguish, fear, regret and grief etched on both Tony's and Susan's faces as the two stories unfold. Ford then accompanies this technique by utilising his sound effects with great skill when he parallels the character's breathing and heartbeats, and therefore really emphasises the emotional connection between them.
It is revealed to be 19 years since Susan and Tony divorced, so the question of 'why now?' certainly lingers over Edward's motive in sending her the book, with the likeliest answer being that it has taken him that long to finally reach a place in his life where he is fulfilled, confident and happy. This idea of happiness and fulfilment is core to the relationship between Edward and Susan, as we discover that neither really knew how to satisfy the other emotionally and mentally. Interestingly, Ford then takes this theme as an ingredient for revenge, implying that Edward's vengance over Susan is that he is now in a place where he has achieved his goals and accomplished success, whereas she remains miserable despite her reasons for leaving him.
The juxtaposition of the two narratives therefore provides thought provoking questions about this theme of revenge. Whilst Tony's is active and violent, Edward's is passive and almost internal. As Tony suffers further anguish in his quest for vengeance, we don't see Edward outside of the flashbacks and as such an omnipotence is created around him, as if he is a puppeteer pulling Susan's emotional strings, which perhaps makes Edward the most callous out of all of these characters.
Indeed, Nocturnal Animals is a thought provoking and intriguing piece of work and certainly unique in terms of story-telling as it threads hugely disparate narratives together and overtly draws out comparisons between them. Complemented by outstanding performances (Tayor-Johnson and Shannon in particular), stunning photography of the West Texas landscape and a scintillating score, it really is a hugely accomplished effort by Ford who is unfortunately just let down by weak characterisation and an undertone of pretentiousness.
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The College of Engineering and the Lincoln Children's Museum are working together to inspire girls into engineering with "Introduce A Girl to Engineering Day" on Sunday, May 6 at Nebraska Innovation Campus. More than 500 girls in third through 12th grade are expected to attend this event.
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We've added some new categories to the Insurance Choice Awards this year to better reflect the changing face of the insurance industry in 2017. As well as the insurance "Innovation of the Year", we're taking a look at which insurers are meeting the growing demand for great mobile apps by helping to crown a "Best Insurance App".
It's no secret that the race to create the best banking app is red-hot (we crowned NatWest the winner of "Best Banking App" in our British Bank Awards 2017)...but some insurers are working hard to catch-up!
And while we're getting ready to announce our "Best Insurance App" finalists on the 11th September, we thought we'd share our Smart Money People long list with you. Enjoy!
What we loved: slick on-boarding and ease of use, within a visually appealing app.
Could be better: we really liked Cuvva, and any issues are largely product related, e.g. (excesses can be high, not everyone can get insured, among a couple of other niggles).
Aviva are one of the big insurance companies who are just doing apps "right". In their take on telematics, Aviva Drive, they've added a lovely amount of polish, all of the functionality you'd expect, and made it incredibly easy to use. In this respect, many apps from other large car insurance companies have a long way to catch up, so Aviva should be applauded for their efforts and investment into their apps (we also like the simplicity of MyAviva's "all your policies in one place").
What we loved: it's one of the best looking insurance apps, married with useful functionality, and uses gamification in a fun way to encourage safer driving.
Could be better: telematics functionality via mobile phones still has some gaps - dropped signals could mean imperfect data which annoys customers and defeats the purpose of the system, some of the 'gamification' (read: marketing) aspects - sharing driving trips on social media, rewarding the user for posting reviews, are corny rather than impressive.
Social insurance by So-Sure rewards users by giving them up to 80% of their annual policy back if they don't make a claim. That is provided they have some friends who also have So-Sure policies, meaning it's an innovative concept which lends itself perfectly to an app. Luckily the app does the job, and keeps the user engaged in a very smart social media-like way. Add "connections" and be rewarded - it's Facebook, but for insurance.
What we loved: quotes can be obtained incredibly fast, and the app reflects just how far away from an 'old-school' policy document So-Sure is. They've taken what can be a relatively dry subject, and by adding elements of social media, keep it engaging.
Could be better: because discounts are highly dependent on gathering additional friends, the price, and the push to attract more friends to sign-up could be off-putting for a lonely So-Sure user!
With backing from general insurance giant Ageas, Back Me Up became infamous for announcing that it was "only insuring millennials" when it launched. So it makes complete sense that Back Me Up's insurance app game is strong - with a simple to use app (that looks vaguely Twitter-esque). It's a trend among several of these apps - lots of white space, calming blue, friendly visuals, and easy on-boarding. Again, we see gamification used to keep the user engaged, and wanting to "score" more.
What we loved: in a world were insurance company T&Cs can feel like much less magical chapters from The Lord of the Rings, and ID verification can require photocopies and the good old postal system, Back Me Up couldn't be much cleaner to look at, and simple to use - it just "does what it says on the tin". There's also "levels" within the app, rewarding users for helping others, and just using the app.
Could be better: some of the app is just a website wrapper, or directs the user straight to the Back Me Up website (i.e. the "community") which is slightly disappointing, and while others have AI/live chat within the app, here we're constrained to a forum - which isn't very 21st century.
Trov provides "on demand insurance for your things". As with others on this list, Trov makes no bones about targeting millennials (Trov is infamously the "Tindr of insurance"). And with this target segment, the look and feel of the app (and it's ability of get the job done) is critical. Trov does the job! With a clean interface, and insurance for common gadgets and household items which can be turned on or off in one tap. The data entry requirements are minimal, so no lengthy forms, and no long term contracts. It's ideal for those living "now" and the flexibility of the app reflects that beautifully.
What we loved: the concept and the app work together to make insurance more appealing and simpler to understand. One example is that during the first sign-up, Trov even auto-selects and offers to insure the device you sign up on. In an industry full of jargon, acronyms, and let's face it, a bit of an image problem, getting insurance from Trov couldn't be much more straightforward.
Could be better: Trov is a very slick app, and though you can't insure everything with it just yet - we really wish you could! One common problem users report is having items valued at less than what they perceive to be a fair market value if a claim is required down the line.
Exercise and earn rewards with Vitality's Health app. By baiting the user with cinema tickets, coffees, and even flights abroad, Vitality encourage their users to stay fit by integrating wearable technology - Apple Watch, FitBit, etc. If there's ever a reason to exercise, free stuff at the end of it (and lower premiums) should be enough to get anyone on the treadmill.
The sister app Vitality GP also allows users to connect to a doctor via webcam, and they're both visually appealing, work as expected, and feel modern, particularly for a very-well established brand like Prudential (who own Vitality).
What we loved: it's difficult to turn down free coffees for exercising, however the app is engaging and encouraging. Innovation is the name of the game, as Vitality is one of the very few insurance companies making the leap into wearables - and doing it well.
Could be better: users report inconsistent data, and the feeling that for now, rewards can always be "cheated" - if you can just jiggle your watch around, what's the point?
Telematics apps are becoming more and more prevalent, and many of them look identikit, and as though they've been created in 2008. woop - aimed at younger drivers is a lot more appealing. In a case of "know your customer" the app is welcoming, and easy to use, so should speak to their target market well...we're a bit older to be really sure though :-) If it's something you use every single time you drive, you might as well enjoy using it - which is were woop triumphs over some much bigger brands doing the same thing, only not as well.
What we loved: fairly modern take on a telematics app, wrapped up in an easy to use package - and thankfully, still restrained on the "young person" angle.
Could be better: while the app stands out against well-established rivals, it still doesn't have that level of polish that Cuvva, or Trov above present.
Part health assessment, part activity tracker, and part personal trainer, the AXA PPP Proactive Health app encourages users to monitor, take care of, and track fitness levels. By integrating with wearable devices (quite a few are supported) it couldn't be easier to measure activity levels. Working best alongside companion app MyHealth, policy details and documents can be viewed, and claims can be submitted all without having to leave the app. There's no "rewards" like with the Vitality app above, with the app focussing on recording activity, rather than rewarding it (for now anyway!).
What we loved: health and fitness tracking via wearables is so "now" and coming from one of the most well-known companies in the field gives it a lot of credibility. It's a difficult ask, but making exercise tracking less of a chore and more of a game is a good thing.
Could be better: for now, it's a fringe benefit of having an employer AXA PPP healthcare plan. Which is a shame, as the app could be useful for all of us. There are some privacy concerns around wearables and the data being sent back to your insurer. The question on how much data consumers are prepared to share with third parties and how it's used will become a growing issues in the years to come.
AIG has frequent travellers covered with their travel assistance app. The app contains nigh-on everything you'd need when planning and taking a trip abroad - there's safety advice from the FCO, videos for staying safe while abroad, even a section containing foreign translations of common medications. There's also easy access to your policy documents, and locations of recommended hospitals and health care providers, as well as the ability to connect directly to a claims advisor, should something go wrong. Handy.
What we loved: peace of mind from an app which would be great before (and after) in the event of a claim, and has genuinely useful information to quickly reference when abroad.
Could be better: the app still relies on the user's data connection - it would have been nice to store some data offline which would also save on roaming charges.
Marmalade are another car insurance provider who offer young, student, and learner drivers the chance to get driving thanks to their telematics app which simply records and stores details of trips they make. As one of the first companies offering telematics, Young Marmalade as it was called back in 2012, kickstarted the telematics revolution by offering iPhone, Android and even Blackberry apps.
What we loved: Smart Money People reviewer Anna said: "Marmalade has allowed me to drive my parents car at a great price with no costs to my parents! App easy to use and review journeys. Highly recommend."
Could be better: while it's not something we see with many on this list, support for newer tech like Apple's TouchID to login would really take this app into 2017.
Who will win "Best Insurance App 2017"?
When it comes to mobile apps, the insurance sector is still playing catch-up with the banking sector. When even the heavyweight banks are fighting hard to catch-up with the likes of Atom Bank, Monzo and Starling in terms of app functionality and innovation, their insurance cousins generally have a poor showing when it comes to the look, feel, and usefulness of their apps.
If you'd like to vote for your favourite insurance app, be it a simple telematics app from one of the large car insurance companies, or an innovative startup, please do so today! Your vote could help that company win "Best Insurance App 2017", and you'll be entered into our prize draw to win £1000!
We will reveal the finalists for "Best Insurance App" on 11th September.


ARCATA, Calif. - For just the second time this season, the 13th-ranked University of California San Diego men's basketball team lost a conference game, falling by a 67-65 score in a thriller at Humboldt State Saturday night.
UC San Diego is now 16-4 overall and 11-2 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA). With nine conference games remaining in the regular season, the Tritons are tied with Cal State East Bay for first place.
With the score even at 65-65 with 50 seconds left in regulation, Humboldt State missed three consecutive layups but grabbed the offensive rebound after each. The Lumberjacks called a timeout with 20 ticks remaining and came back to the floor with possession. Amari Green was able to sink a jumper with four seconds left, which proved to be the game-winning shot.
"I'm disappointed we couldn't pull it out, but I'm proud of the way we competed," said UC San Diego head coach Eric Olen. "Humboldt deserves a lot of credit for the way they played and controlled the game."
UC San Diego made 45.1 percent (23-51) of its shots overall and 38.5 percent (10-26) of its three-point attempts. The Tritons were out-rebounded 34-26, including 10-5 on the offensive glass.
Christian Bayne had 19 points, Tyrell Roberts finished with 18, and Chris Hansen had 10. Bayne and Roberts each netted three three-pointers and Bayne grabbed a team-best seven rebounds.
The Lumberjacks, which shot 50 percent, led for a majority of the game. The Tritons' largest advantage of the night was three points, and that came when Hansen hit a three-pointer to open the night's scoring. HSU led by as many as nine points, including early in the second half.
At the 10:29 mark of the second the 'Jacks were ahead by five, 49-44. However, UC San Diego reeled off seven straight points, five of those coming from Scott Everman, to go up 51-49.
At 7:59, Green hit a jumper to kick off a 6-0 run by Humboldt.
The Tritons put together another comeback bid late in the half. With 3:13 remaining and the Lumberjacks ahead by four (61-57), Roberts drilled a three to get UC San Diego back within a point. Following a jumper and a layup by HSU that put it up by five, Bayne scored the next five points of the game on a three and a jumper to tie it at 65-65, but those would be the final points that the Tritons would score.
Humboldt State, which improved to 15-7 on the season and 9-5 in conference play, was led by Justin Everett's 22 points. Calvin Young II recorded a double-double with 12 points and 13 boards.
The Tritons and Lumberjacks split the regular season series. On December 29 in La Jolla, UC San Diego rolled to an 85-62 victory.
"We need to keep getting better and working to make sure we are playing at a high level every time we get a chance," said Olen.
One of the biggest Triton celebrations of the year takes place next week with the UC San Diego campus coming alive for its annual Spirit Night at RIMAC Arena.
The event is scheduled for Thursday, January 31, and takes place around UC San Diego's CCAA doubleheader against Stanislaus State. The women's game is scheduled for a 5:30 p.m. tipoff with the men's contest starting at approximately 7:30 p.m.
Activities scheduled to feature at this year's Spirit Night include various pre-game and in-game competitions between students representing the university's six undergraduate colleges, a pre-game tailgate, and various giveaways for UC San Diego students in attendance. There will also be in-game promotions and activities geared for everyone at the games.
Spirit Night will also serve as the third and final event of a special student promotion - Triton Trifecta. Students who attended the UC San Diego basketball games on January 19 against Cal State San Marcos and the men's volleyball match against UCLA on January 25 are entered to win a beach cruiser bike, courtesy of Pepsi.
For more information, visit the Spirit Night event page on Facebook.


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BBC AM Stations Shut Down in Some Parts of the UK
The Beeb has "trialled" the switch-off of a number of medium-wave transmitters over a few years
By Doug Irwin
LONDON � Seven BBC local radio stations had their AM transmitters shut down on Jan. 15.
BBC Surrey, Sussex, Humberside, Kent, Lincolnshire, Nottingham and Wiltshire went silent, in addition to partial shutdowns of AM service for BBC Radio Devon, Essex and Humberside, according to radiotoday.co.uk.
�We conducted detailed assessments of the coverage of each BBC local radio station on FM, MW and DAB. Following this process, we trialled the switch-off of a number of medium-wave transmitters and asked for audience feedback. Taken together, the audience feedback and the coverage data have informed which medium wave transmitters are unlikely to represent value for money in the longer term,� BBC Director of Distribution & Business Development Kieran Cliftonsaid in the same article.
In other words, transmitters were turned off and no one said anything. In fact, the BBC has �trialled� the switch-off of a number of medium-wave transmitters over a few years and subsequently made the decision to turn off 13 transmitters, following audience feedback (or lack thereof).�
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Purdue University College of Engineering records
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The Purdue University College of Engineering records document the historical background of the College; included are many historical documents, annual reports, pamphlets, publicity, department brochures, pamphlets, and programs, newsletters, publications, alumni information and various related material.
Some items of note are key historical documents from the earliest Purdue Engineering Laboratories, such as the Locomotive and Automobile Test Laboratories. Also included is information related to the fire that destroyed the Engineering Laboratory (Heavilon Hall) three days after it opened in January 1894. Other historical information includes the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, A. A. Potter Building (named for the former dean of engineering at Purdue, Andrey Abraham Potter; Ray W. Herrick Laboratories, and the Hillenbrand Biomedical Center, among others.
Information from the earliest curriculum material, Purdue WW II program brochures, and faculty research information can also be found among the records. Program information, such as the Engineering Extension Service, which began in 1922 to help the citizens of Indiana, along with the Technical Information Service, founded in the 1980s are also found among the records.
Within the Engineering alumni series, there are index cards with biographical information on some of the first graduates of the Schools of Engineering. There are also programs from the distinguished alumni awards, which contain biographical information on some of the most prominent engineering alumni, including the Purdue alumni astronauts.
Purdue University. College of Engineering (Organization)
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Since its inception, Purdue University has given instruction in engineering. The Purdue University College of Engineering's history began with one student registered in civil engineering during the 1876-77 school year, and two in 1877-1878. (A.A. Potter)
In 1874 President Abraham C. Shortridge became Purdue's president. Shortly afterwards he created the first four-year courses of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at Purdue. In 1882 the School of Mechanical Engineering would become its own School and Civil in 1887.
In 1876 Emerson White became Purdue's third president. At this time there was only one Engineering instructor, and the total number of students at Purdue was 90.
In 1878 the first Engineering degree in Civil Engineering was awarded to William K. Eldridge.(Engineering at Purdue University by A.A. Potter in Knoll papers).
The School of Mechanics started in 1879, which led to the establishment of the School of Mechanical Engineering in 1882. There was one student in Mechanical Engineering during the 1882-83 year, and the first student graduated in 1885.(A.A. Potter).
Charles L. Ratliff, from Spiceland, Indiana earned the first Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University in 1885. His first job was as a government engineer in New Mexico. ("Mechanical Engineering", 4). The first Master's of Mechanical Engineering was awarded in 1922. Later Maurice J. Zucrow would earn the first Ph.D. granted by Purdue in 1928. His thesis is titled, "Discharge Characteristics of Submerged Jets." In April 1946, Zucrow accepted Purdue's offer to return to West Lafayette, and he immediately began forming a course in jet propulsion. The School of Mechanical Engineering proposed to hire Zucrow to take the lead in developing the jet propulsion field at Purdue. Purdue's Zucrow Labs would later be named in his honor.
1888 saw the School of Electrical Engineering come into being, with a concentration in power generation and distribution. George Ashley was the first graduate of the school.
David Robert Lewis was the first African American to earn a Bachelor of Science (Civil Engineering) in 1894. For many years, he held a position of mechanical drawing instructor at Armstrong & Slater Memorial Trade School at Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute in Virginia. Later, he started a career as real estate broker in Pittsburgh.
In 1897 Martha Dick Stevens would become Purdue's first female engineering graduate, earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master's of Science in 1898. Mabel B. McBloom would follow her in 1906, also earning a B.S. in Civil Engineering.
The words "Chemical Engineering" first appeared in the course catalogs at Purdue in the 1907-08 catalog. (Bray, 1). Even though the Chemical Engineering curriculum was approved on April 26, 1907, the Board of Trustees did not approve the School's founding until June 14, 1911. Per the College of Engineering webpage, "In 1937 John L. Bray, head of the school and a long-time metallurgical researcher, recognizes the importance of metallurgy within the School of Chemical Engineering by placing it in the name of the school. Later the disciplines would be split into separate schools that would continue to occupy the same building." For more on the history of the School of Chemical Engineering: https://engineering.purdue.edu/ChE/aboutus/history
The School of Agricultural Engineering was established in 1925. Per the website: "…among some of its first acts, would prove the effectiveness of tractors to Indiana farmers, then proving to farmers and power companies the efficiency and need of using electricity on farms, putting Indiana at the forefront among states having good electric service in rural areas." For more on Agricultural and Biological Engineering: https://engineering.purdue.edu/ABE/academics/undergraduate/ae.html
"Special curricula in Public Service Engineering and in Engineering-Law were offered beginning in September 1935." (A.A. Potter).
During the 1937-38 academic year, Purdue saw 3500 engineering students enrolled. A.A. Potter notes in his historical document, "Purdue University has had for a number of years, the largest engineering student enrollment of any institution in this country, and 43 percent of its students come from states outside of Indiana and from other lands." "Engineering graduates from Purdue University are in demand. Even during the depression (1932-34) the average graduate from Purdue University had no difficulty in locating suitable employment." (A.A. Potter).
In 1942, during World War II, Dean Potter realized the importance of aeronautical engineering and its significance in Purdue's role in the war training efforts. As a result, the School of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering was established, "to cover all areas of training." During the war, aero engineering would work in conjunction with the armed forces and war industry to create specific training programs: the Air Corps Cadet Aeronautical Engineering Program, the Curtiss-Wright Cadette Programs to train young women for technical positions normally held by men at the airplane corporation, and the Navy V-12 Program." (webpage)
The School of Aeronautics became its own program about a month before the war ended in 1945. The Board of Trustees chose the title School of Aeronautics because the school would offer degrees in both aeronautical engineering and air transportation; being one of only two institutions in the United States to offer the two options. In 1956 the school would become known as the School of Aeronautical Engineering, dropping the transportation degree.(webpage)
In 1946, Orpha Mae Thomas became the first woman to receive a Ph.D. in engineering from Purdue. Her thesis was titled, "A Scientific Basis for the Design of Institutional Kitchens."
The Department of Freshmen Engineering was born in 1953 because of the efforts of Dean Potter and Professor Solberg. Albert Spalding was asked to head the department. The program curriculum gave freshmen the opportunity to explore the various Schools before committing to a certain field. Under Spalding's guidance, honors programs were created to attract top students to Purdue. Counseling and tutorial programs were also started, in order to assist students having difficulties.
Industrial Engineering was first offered in the Purdue curriculum in 1908. (booklet in collection, p. 1). Lillian Gilbreth, the first female member of the National Academy of engineering taught Purdue's first Engineering Management courses from 1935-1948.
Before 1955, the Industrial Engineering courses were offered in the School of Mechanical Engineering within the Department of General Engineering. In 1955, Industrial Engineering became its own department. The subject had been taught long before this, with some courses taught by Lillian Gilbreth, the first lady of engineering.
In 1957 the Thermophysical Properties Research Center (TPRC) was founded, and later became a world leader for obtaining, organizing, and disseminating data on the thermophysical properties of materials. This task is now undertaken by the Center for Information and Numerical Data Analysis and Synthesis (CINDAS).
The emergence of the Nuclear Engineering School at Purdue occurred in 1960. Many within the initial program had participated in the Manhattan Project, along with other Purdue programs. Purdue began to hire more professors with nuclear experience, and several of these faculty members started the nuclear program. The program would soon have its own experimental reactor in 1962.
Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering became its own School in 1965. Per the College of Engineering history, "Due to the changing nature of its research and education and the significant increase of interest in materials beyond the metals, the name of the school changed to the School of Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering."
In 1965, Purdue established the Institute for Interdisciplinary Engineering Studies (IIES). Per a pamphlet from the IIES records, "Activated on a major scale in 1972 and organized into centers and laboratories, the Institute represents a serious commitment on the part of the Schools of Engineering to interdisciplinary research."
In 1980, the Computer and Electrical Engineering degree was established.
The School of Agricultural and Biological Engineering was established in 1995. Research in agricultural engineering evolved from its focus on the mechanization and automation of American agriculture. The department is devoted to the discovery of solutions to critical public issues, including safe and sustainable food supplies, environmental protection, and energy supplies that are both reliable and renewable.
The path to the formation of the School of Biomedical Engineering took decades. Biomedical Engineering began in the School of Electrical Engineering. In 1974, Leslie Geddes was named Director of the Biomedical Engineering Center and the Showalter Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering. In 1975, the first Biomedical Engineering course (EE522) was developed and taught. In 1996, the Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program was approved by the Purdue Board of Trustees, and was sanctioned by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. On July 1, 1998, the Department of Biomedical Engineering was formed, and George Wodicka was named head of the new department. 2001 saw the creation of an undergraduate Biomedical Engineering Program, which was approved by the Purdue Board of Trustees and the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. The Joint MD/PhD program was also formed in 2001 with the Indiana University School of Medicine.
In 1996, Electrical Engineering became officially known as the School of Electrical & Computer Engineering.
In 2004 Purdue became the first University in the country to create an academic department dedicated solely to engineering education.
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The records are organized into eighteen series. The series are arranged in the order in which the schools were established within the College of Engineering. Student organizations, engineering programs, general information, alumni material, and oversized posters follow the material pertaining to the establishment of schools within the College.
Material within the series are arranged chronologically.
Please refer to the series, sub-series, and sub-groups decriptive information for more detail.
Freshman Engineering
Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering
Interdisciplinary Engineering
Engineering Student Organizations
Engineering Alumni
Oversized Posters
The majority of the sources and dates of acquisition are unknown. Some items were transferred from Interdisciplinary Engineering Studies Division, via Phillip Wankat, November 19, 2012. Items from the School of Mechanical Engineering were added May 29, 2013. Records transfer received from Purdue Research Foundation on July 30, 2018.
UA 150, A.A. Potter Engineering Center records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 47, College of Engineering/Civil/Joint Transportation Research Program collection, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 7, Women in Engineering Program records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
MSO 2, Office of Publications Oral History Program collection, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
MSF 148, William F.M. Goss papers, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 108, Office of Future Engineers records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
MSF 521, Horton B. Knoll papers, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
MSF 527, Andrey A. Potter papers, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 12, Purdue University Department of Aviation Technology records,Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 143, Forney Hall of Chemical Engineering records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 104, Engineering Communications records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
UA 119, Michael Golden Shops records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
All material is housed in acid free folders and acid free boxes. Some items have been placed into polyester sleeves where warranted.
A. A. Potter Engineering Center (West Lafayette, Ind.)
Geddes, L. A. (Leslie Alexander), 1921-
Goss, W. F. M. (William Freeman Myrick), 1859 - 1928
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WBAA (Radio station : West Lafayette, Ind.)
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Second edition. Collection description first completed 2018-08-02.
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2019-10-15: Collection description updated to new standards by Mary A. Sego.
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Box: 1 (Text)
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Box: 12 (Text)
Box: 4a (Text)
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Transfer: Purdue University College of Engineering School of Engineering records, addition 02
UA 89, Purdue University College of Engineering records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries. https://archives.lib.purdue.edu/repositories/2/resources/925 Accessed January 20, 2020.


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bradhar
I suppose it makes sense for the DUP to push to copperfasten the hard border in that case even against the wishes and interests of their own voters. One last unpopular hurrah and they'll have the Union secured for at least another generation, the walls will be held. And the famous virility of the taigs is losing steam too so if they can only maintain the status quo for another 20 years they're probably safe in their Britishness, even if they're in a small minority by then.
gendjinn
The equality point of Protestant & Catholic background populations was reached 2 years ago. That majority will manifest in the electorate (18+) in a few years.
Brexit has already pushed sufficient Unionist voters into the arms of APNI/GP and towards IE/EU over Brexit that a border poll is a toss up right now and only the outright cancellation of Brexit will keep NI around for another 10 years at most.
Time to start preparing for the irreconcilables within Unionism to start demanding all sorts of poison pill changes to flag, anthem, symbols, constitution for the very same reasons Unionism demanded PIRA decommissioning before talks could begin. To frustrate and prevent.
Ah but voting for AP in elections is very different to voting in a Border Poll. And that pro-Union block that Seamus mentions above is definitely real, it's not as simple as Catholics 51% Protestant 49% – all the more so as some nationalists will be spooked by the tensions and turbulence that'll be the inevitable fallout.
10 years is seriously optimistic.
Check out the APNI/GP transfers after exclusion or exceeding quota – Belfast for example. Unionism's best case scenario for the Other vote is that it breaks 50/50 for the Union. Worst case it's 2:1 for UI.
If you want to wade into the finer numerical details behind the above check out Bangordub's blog.
WorldbyStorm
+1 gendjinn
Bradhar, perhaps you're right, ten years might be seriously optimistic, but what about 20, or 30? At some point in the foreseeable future it seems very very likely that there will be a majority pro-unity bloc in NI. At the moment the indications that political unionism are making any efforts to come to terms with that are just about zero. And I find that incomprehensible. If I were a unionist I'd be looking at the last twenty years and how political nationalism/republicanism was able to accept a situation lesser than unity relatively comfortably and how it would take minor enough gestures on a range of obvious areas to maintain that status quo into the indefinite future. And I'd be looking at the approach to Brexit that political unionism has adopted (near enough toying with No-deal rather than a softer Brexit) and how that has played with political nationalism/republicanism and a tranche of mild pro-union voters and I'd be shaping a very different message seeking to find common cause with them in regards to a softer Brexit position. And yet in every respect, Brexit, language, etc we've seen political unionism double down on very hard-edged positions.
Jim McGettigan
To hard core loyalists 'No Surrender' is not just a slogan and you can be assured that they won't go quietly of their own accord.
With any form of hard Brexit there will be a majority in the north in favour of re-unification by the end of the year. Otherwise there will be a majority in favour of re-unification in 6.
Although getting a Tory govt to call a border poll could take years and a Labour govt may not be much better. So when that electoral majority is permitted to have a political impact is the largest unknown in the timing.
Even the irreconcilable Unionists see the writing on the wall – the rise in demands for new flag, anthem, symbols & constitution. Although when prompted I've never seen a Unionist point to any passage in the constitution that they would like to see changed or removed. Aesop would call this the Dog in the Manger and LBJ would have some crude euphemism about urination and soup tureens. The Remain Unionists are the ones that are willing to be partners, the others are irreconcilable and will be just trying to delay the inevitable by making a real pig's ear of the whole process.
Precisely: a Catholic majority does not necessarily mean a Nationalist majority. The other point which the wishful thinker An Sionnach is desperately trying to ignore is that (a) the Republic doesn't want the bloody place (well would you?) and (b) cannot afford it. look at some of the economic projections here: as one economist said a few years back Northern Ireland has a workhouse economy: it is only being kept on life support by UK subsidies. Outside of the border area, I cant see much enthusiasm for a united Ireland in the south: gen consensus is that they're all a bunch of lunatics and thank Christ it's the Brits who have to look after em and not us.
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/united-ireland-would-see-living-standards-in-republic-fall-by-15-1.3629748
PaddyT
"From partition to Brexit : the Irish government and Northern Ireland" by Donnacha Ó Beacháin, available in any library, the first book to chart the political and ideological evolution of Irish government policy towards Northern Ireland from the partition of the country in 1921 to the present day. Based on extensive original research which was not available to earlier historians.
Breandán Mac Séarraigh
We need urgently to establish an all-Ireland government that can manage the whole country (island) to protect all residents, whatever their religion, nationality or ethnicity before the looming collapse of complex society. We will need to be able to defend ourselves against English attack and occupation.
Hmmm… assume you're correct. Might be worth looking at the respective weights of armed forces on these islands, and that's before we get to nuclear weapons held by the British. Not sure we'd be able to defend ourselves if it came to that.
John, nothing like drinking the ramblings of a pro British rag put forward by two trinity college economists. The most loyal of loyal loyalists would still be able to rally to the call to go forth and fight the many battles her royal ness has throughout the globe as they have done throughout the ages. That would be them taken care of. The few papists left could still get a day or two at the building would keep them taking over. Maybe the free state reunited with the north forming a true republic could see the north not being able to afford to keep the south. Sir do not underestimate the ability of the real ulster man. A united ulster,Protestant,catholic and desenter. The only thing about a reunited Ireland would be we would have to help the freestaters repay their billions of debt.
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"So, what are you going to order?" she asked.
"So why did you ask?" Viv said.
The two girls giggled like the old friends they were.
The waitress approached, tray in hand, and gave them the typical, "Whaddya want?" when asking for their order. After asking for eggs, bacon, grits and biscuits, the two girls settled back into casual conversation. It had been a while. No one gets out much these days, you know.
Outside the window of the café, they watched a very large man and a skinny woman play checkers. She obviously was confused and he was teaching her. Who doesn't know how to play checkers? A few minutes later, the misters came on.
Again, they laughed in unison.
The couple playing checkers got up very quickly and hurried inside. The little boy at the table next to them stuck his nose against the window. His mother tried to scrape him off but he just kept squashing his face on the glass.
"Look, Mama! Here they come!" he yelled.
A collective groan filled the café. The waitress delivered food to our two favorite diners.
Outside, a low moaning sound filled the air. In the hot sun, the asphalt sizzled but it didn't seem to bother the ones that now dragged their rotting corpses towards the café. The bullet proof glass would keep them out but that didn't mean they wouldn't try to get inside.
While Sally and Viv enjoyed their breakfasts, a group of twenty to twenty-five of the zombified creatures, once human beings, began making their way onto the wooden patio in from of the café. Conversation began to ebb and flow again inside, but outside the monsters crept closer and closer to the windows.
Sure enough, there he was. Probably no more than thirty years old when he'd turned into one of the menacing horde, the young man was still wearing his suit and tie from his work day. His last work day. His left arm was missing, his jacket frayed where it had been torn from his body. What was left of his hair stuck up in comical angles from his head, half of which had been scalped completely at some point so that the white bone of his skull showed.
The others were in no better shape. Skin was grayish green and sloughing in some areas. Zombies don't bleed due to their lack of circulation but some of them showed blood on their clothing from the attacks that had turned them in the first place. One woman was missing her shirt and her misshapen breasts were barely hiding within her dirty, white cotton bra. One man's leg was turned at an odd angle, where the bone had been broken. He walked in an Igor-style drag. Another was missing his bottom jaw. Now how did that happen?
Together, they sniveled behind their respective forks.
"At least they turned on the zombie misters," Viv said with her mouth around a piece of crispy bacon.
One elderly zombie, his white hair matted around his head and one eye hanging gently on his cheek, reached the window. His skin began to bubble suddenly and the moan that escaped him could have been one of pain had he had any sensation at all left in his fried brain. His nails clacked on the unbreakable glass window and he gave one pound with a balled up fist. Then his head hit the glass and he slid down, saliva streaking the pane from the point where he hit to the point where he disappeared onto the ground.
Slowly, one by one, she and Viv watched the zombies begin to collapse under the effect of the zombie mist. The little boy was talking non-stop, giving a running commentary on the bodies as they fell. Sally and Viv just rolled their eyes and finished up their meals.
When all the zombies were nothing but the rotting corpses they were, an elderly gentleman appeared outside on the patio. In his hand, he held a very large, very firm broom. While customers who were waiting began heading to their cars out in the parking lot, the old man began to push the bodies out of sight, using only his broom. All the while he was grumbling but neither Viv nor Sally could hear what he was saying through the thick glass. It didn't matter though because they both were more interested in ordering dessert.


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Hestur () is an island in the central Faroe Islands, to the west of Streymoy and the south of Koltur. Hestur means horse in Faroese.

On the west coast is a guillemot colony. In the north there is moorland with four small lakes, of which Fagradalsvatn is the largest. At Hælur, Hestur's southernmost tip, there is a lighthouse.  The island has one settlement, a village also named Hestur on the east coast. The village enjoys the view over to Gamlarætt and Velbastaður on Streymoy. There is a ferry link to the port at Gamlarætt.

History
The island has been settled since Viking times; the old settlement was at Hælur, the southern tip of the island. Due to it being the sunward side of the island, cereal ripened better there than anywhere else on the island. But due to extreme difficulties in landing boats there, the village was abandoned and the current village of Hestur was established.

In 1919 a fishing accident resulted in the deaths of one-third of Hestur's men. In an attempt to fight the depopulation of the village, a swimming pool was built on the island in 1974. On the southern part of the island by the lake Fagradalsvatn, one can camp. Hestur's postal code is FO 280. Since 1 January 2005 the island has been part of the municipality of Tórshavn.

Important Bird Area
The coastline of the island has been identified as an Important Bird Area by BirdLife International because of its significance as a breeding site for seabirds, especially Atlantic puffins (25,000 pairs), European storm petrels (5000 pairs) and black guillemots (50 pairs).

Mountains
The island has the following four mountains

Gallery

See also
 List of towns in the Faroe Islands

References

External links
 Maps of Hestur Island
 Official site of Faroe Islands
 personal website with 6 aerial photos of Hestur

Populated places in the Faroe Islands
Islands of the Faroe Islands
Important Bird Areas of the Faroe Islands

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Working on Guardians
Guardians has been a dream of mine for a long time. I've made the characters, wrote the stories in my head but I could never make it real. Then one day I said "I've got to do this."
So I put up an ad on the Internet and along came Chua Eng Chee, I'll admit I was skeptical at first but after a test draw of The Guardians and Delta City city I was sold. In fact his second test actually became Page 1 of the prologue comic.
Alex Garcia had already done some work with me and when he saw I was doing a comic he wanted in, and let me tell he's done great work as well. He does the colors, the text and drew the cover for Guardians #0. He's also drawn many of the characters that'll be in the comic that was shown in the video.
I've been lucky and honored to work with both of these guys.
I first got into contact with the Guardians when I followed a link on a job forum, looking for work in comics. I saw concept art of the Guardians, visually interesting characters that appealed to me. I wanted to know their story and what they are about. I immediately contacted Todd, the creator of the Guardians for work as penciller and inker for his comic. When I first saw the script for the Guardians prologue comic, I knew right away that this project was going to be fun and a thrill to work on. Over the months that followed, I had a great time drawing the characters, using my art to bring to life these endearing characters known as Element and Chaos. I am happy and grateful to be able to work on this comic with a team of fantastic and talented people and I hope we will have opportunities to tell more stories about Element and Chaos in the future.
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This is a fascinating job to be involved in, I´m having a great time painting the pages of the comic and drawing characters. I love comics and to be participating in one is a dream come true, it´s been a wonderful and fun experience. What i like most about this project is the fact that this is an original idea with a lot of potential, i want to see more of these characters and how they interact with each other, i´d love to see how far we can go with Guardians.
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It's a superhero comic for a new age. You'll still have the great battles between epic heroes and sinister villains but in my comic we really ask some deep questions and talk about some heavy topics. Our heroes were created from a God and there will be backlash to that. How do these being view us humans? How will the people they meet affect how they feel about us? How will the humans react to the presence of these superheroes? Will they even see them as heroes?
I mentioned earlier how Element questions his purpose, that's going to be a continuing theme throughout the series. Can these heroes grow beyond the purpose they were given without sacrificing what they were made for? Or will it all fall apart?
The stories I have in mind I truly believe will take the readers on a ride they won't forget. And I've got plenty of stories. Stories of questionable decisions and even more questionable alliances. Stories that'll make them question their very identities and their existence. Stories that'll bring these brothers closer together and threaten to tear them apart. There will be battles of evey size and shape. You'll meet heroes that aren't exactly heroic and villains who aren't all what they seem to be. And of course you meet humans that represent the best of us, and the worst of us.
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Edward "Edwin" Fauver (May 7, 1875 – December 17, 1949) was an American football coach and college athletics administrator. In addition to his coaching duties, he was an athletic instructor at Columbia University and Wesleyan University.

Coaching career

Alma
Fauver was the head football coach at Alma College in Alma, Michigan for one season, in 1899, compiling a record of 2–1–3.

Oberlin
After his year at Alma, Fauvner became the head coach at Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio for five seasons, from 1900 to 1904, three of those seasons alongside his brother Edgar Fauver.  At Oberlin, his teams generated a record of 24–15–2.

Rochester
Fauver went on to become the head football coach and athletic director at the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York. He was the head football coach for the 1917 and 1918 seasons and achieved a record of 4–5–1. While at Rochester, he helped to form the New York State Conference of Small Colleges and the Western New York Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. On October 18, 1930, the school chose to honor him by naming the university's stadium in his honor.

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