Articles by Jess Johnson
Kudos to the legislature
The Wyoming Wildlife Federation (WWF) applauds Senator Barlow and the 38 cosponsors* for introducing a joint resolution (SJ0009) that reaffirms Wyoming’s commitment to public lands, multiple use, and locally driven land stewardship that sustains wildlife and the people who depend on healthy landscapes. Last week, the resolution passed the Wyoming State Legislature and headed to the governor’s desk for signing.
Lessons from innovating in our student support model
Over the last ten years – and particularly since the pandemic – the complexity of student wellbeing issues in higher education has increased significantly. It became clear to us at the University of Exeter that the traditional model of academic tutoring alone was no longer sufficient to meet the needs of our students.
This is not the Wyoming way
On behalf of numerous outdoorsman organizations representing sportsmen in all corners of Wyoming, we are deeply concerned with Senate File 0118 proposing transferable landowner licenses. Not only does this bill violate the first pillar of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, but it creates a system that removes opportunity from Wyoming hunters and allocates tags to the highest bidder. Wyoming wildlife belongs to all and is held in public trust.
Growing Older And Going Home
On finding beauty in your childhood bedroom. New York City Apartment/Corridor/Bristol, 2015. (Photography Jamie Woodley) © Do Ho Suh Published Around this time last year, I decided I would move from Somerville, Massachusetts to New York City. This departure, from a town I loved to a city I needed, was an immense shift—so much so that I would first have to move home, to the house I grew up in. During my final months in Somerville, summer slowly rose to the occasion around me.
XYZZY: A Planetarium Experience By Jess Johnson - Simon Ward - Auckland
Ticket Information Adult Sunday Saver: $12.00 each Student/Senior Sunday Saver: $10.00 each Adult: $18.00 each Student/Senior: $15.00 each Buy Tickets – 096241246 Additional fees may apply Sun 15 Sep 2024, 7:00pm–7:50pm Sun 6 Oct 2024, 8:30pm–9:20pm Wed 16 Oct 2024, 7:00pm–7:50pm Wed 30 Oct 2024, 8:30pm–9:20pm Wed 6 Nov 2024, 7:00pm–7:50pm Wed 13 Nov 2024, 8:30pm–9:20pm Fri 29 Nov 2024, 7:00pm–7:50pm Show more sessions Show fewer sessions Restrictions PG Created by leading contemporary artist...
XYZZY: a Planetarium Experience By Jess Johnson - Simon Ward - Auckland
Ticket Information Adult Sunday Saver: $12.00 each Student/Senior Sunday Saver: $10.00 each Buy Tickets – 096241246 Additional fees may apply Sun 28 Jul 2024, 8:30pm–9:20pm Sun 11 Aug 2024, 8:30pm–9:20pm Sun 8 Sep 2024, 8:30pm–9:20pm Show more sessions Show fewer sessions Restrictions PG Created by leading contemporary artist Jess Johnson and director Simon Ward in partnership with Tūhura Otago Museum, XYZZY is an immersive art-based planetarium screening like no other.
Perpetual motion machine
“Artist residencies” are possibly an unfamiliar career quirk to anyone not entrenched in art-world terminology. For the last dozen years, I’ve been in motion between them. Yearly, I apply to arts organisations who host artists at their facilities. The ones I am accepted into determine where I will be located for a time. It’s akin to throwing mud at a wall and seeing what sticks.
Popular Award-winning Authors Kailin Gow and Kira G. represents the American Dream as they are Honored to be the First Modern Day American Female Authors to Have Their Bestselling Books Red Genesis and Kailin Gow’s Loving Summer and Bitter Frost Books Tur
By Jess B. Johnson Kailin Gow represents an American success story as the daughter of immigrants who legally came to America. Her father came to the United States from Taiwan to study for his graduate degree in Engineering back in the late 1960s. He worked hard and was able to open a string of hotels in California.
CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN RESORT WELCOMES NEW EXECUTIVE CHEF
Cheyenne Mountain Resort a Dolce Hotel by Wyndham, welcomes Chef Noah Siebenaller as the new Executive Chef. Cheyenne Mountain Resort a Dolce Hotel by Wyndham- Cheyenne Mountain Resort a Dolce Hotel by Wyndham, welcomes Chef Noah Siebenaller as the new Executive Chef. Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Inc (NASDAQ:WH) Chef Noah brings a new level of culinary expertise to Cheyenne Mountain Resort, and we are thrilled to have him.
Doja Cat tweets, quitting music industry
Roldnardy Norelus / Cardinal Points By: Jess Johnson Legend, psychedelic music rap star Doja Cat took to twitter March 25 to respond to the overwhelming amount of backlash she received for her cancellation of her set at Paraguay’s Asunciónico festival, due to flooding during bad weather conditions. She claimed she was quitting music. “This sh—t ain’t for me so I’m out. Y’all take care,” she tweeted on her public platform.
‘North by Nuuk’ portrays new views
Liam Moloney / Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson Hues of green and blue light the way and guide curious students along the walls of “North by Nuuk,” exhibition gallery in the John Myers Fine Art Museum.
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Consistent beef earns breeder top honor
Photos by Jess Johnson FAMILY SUCCESS: The Stearns family were named the North Dakota Angus Association Commercial Breeder of the Year. Meagan and Dylan, with sons Sutton and Stetson, enjoy time spent on their ranch near Ludden, N.D. Genetics, nutrition and cow comfort create a winning recipe for this commercial breeder. Jess Johnson | Jan 11, 2021 When cattle grade Prime, producers are doing something right.
U.S. relies too heavily on fossil fuels
Nghi To l Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson It has been an obvious issue within the United States that we have been in a state of climate turmoil, and the Trump Administration has consistently made this worse by rolling back on environmental legislation, and even threatening to pull out of the Paris Agreement in 2017, essentially making the U.S. an embarrassment compared to other countries — once again. His actions were finalized Nov. 4, along with an existential feeling of suffocating doom.
Bly Manor shows haunting of past selves
Brian Keach l Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson Dead doesn’t always mean gone. The haunting of someone’s “dead” past can become a prevalent revolving door when it continuously manifests and cultivates inside the mind. It begins to fester and squirm it’s way into reliving that trauma, through our daily lives, our thoughts, our actions — even our souls. Netflix’s “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” explores the haunting of one’s mind and how it chases us through life, as we’re unable to outrun these thoughts.
Recipe: Danielle Alvarez’s Tomato, Onion and Cheddar Tart (With Flaky, Buttery Pastry)
The type of food she likes to make, says Danielle Alvarez, head chef of lauded Sydney restaurant Fred’s, is the kind that tastes like home cooking. That’s one of the reason why her food lends itself well to a cookbook such as her recently released Always Add Lemon, of which this recipe comes from.
Trump handles COVID diagnosis with irony
Sareem Jabbar l Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson This is who y’all conservatives idolize? That’s crazy. Throughout the past twenty years, Republican President Trump’s views and actions come directly from a place of ignorance, white privilege and complete and utter stupidity.
Body-shaming online gets out of control
Nghi To l Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson It’s 2020 — stop body shaming anyone, celebrity or not. Men and women are often the target of body-shaming. As social media users continue to rise, the pressure on women continues to increase. This pressure was, and shouldn’t have, been placed on Billie Eilish, following leaked photos on Twitter of her in public wearing tight clothing Oct. 12. Since the beginning of her music career, Eilish has worn baggy clothes, a staple of her neon and 90s look.
Ellen DeGeneres stuck in media turmoil
Hannah Downs l Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson Amidst public backlash since March, Ellen Degeneres kicked off Season 18 of “The Ellen Degeneres Show” Sept. 19, issuing a live public apology to her fans and former employees who had experienced “racism, fear and intimidation” behind the scenes, and/or were fired by producers, after taking time off for medical leave or bereavement. Degeneres apparently had no idea that producers were treating the crew so horribly.
Thorne cuts deep into OnlyFans creators
Zoe Nguyen l Cardinal Points By Jess Johnson Close your web-cams and your wallets — Bella Thorne is on the loose once again. Childhood Disney Channel star Bella Thorne made headlines Aug. 19, after joining OnlyFans, an adult website that allows its users to make and sell their own adult content, by being paid by members through a subscription-based service. Racking up a reported $1 million in one day, Thorne set the record for the most earned by any OnlyFans creator on their first day.
Interview: Rebecca Heineman
This is the first interview in an ongoing series of mini-interviews with famous developers and programming authors. Rebecca Heineman has kindly agreed to be the first interviewee. She has been a games programmer for almost 30 years – she has written and designed many titles over the course of her career including a Bards Tale III: Thief of Fate, Battle Chess, Wasteland, and Tass Times in Tonetown. Rebecca was also a founding member of Interplay, Logicware, and Contraband Entertainment.
Daily Drawings: Week One
Slant April 20, 2020 As people around the world stay indoors to curb the spread of Covid-19, Artforum has invited artists to share a drawing—however they would like to define the word—made in self-isolation. Check back each day this week for a new work by a different artist. B. Wurtz, untitled (pan painting), 2020, acrylic paint on aluminum, 17 3/4” x 14 1/2” x 3 1/4.” ALL IMAGES
Swalcliffe Park Horse Trials 2020 wrap up
An Eventful Life filmed all competitors on cross country at Swalcliffe Park 2020 - order or view videos here What a difference a few days make. Amid cancellations due to weather and coronavirus fears, Swalcliffe Park Horse Trials enjoyed a successful weekend on 14th and 15th March, but it may be the last event we will visit for quite a while. The Saturday was chilly but bright, and the ground was excellent.
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Are Eve’s priorities straight?
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New York residents push back against new plastic ban
Paper or plastic? Retail workers won’t be able to pose the question anymore — because customers won’t have an option starting this Sunday. The state-wide ban on single-use plastic bags in New York, passed by lawmakers last April, is quickly approaching, and stores are beginning to transition from plastic to paper. It will be the second bag-ban in U.S. history behind California. In Albany, Senate legislators approved the ban by a vote of 39 to 22 and the assembly by 100 to 42.
‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’ takes dark turn in revamp
Spellbooks, gore, witchcraft, ritual sacrifices and satanism are known to be classic elements utilized to tell all coming of age stories. Oh, they aren’t?
Juice Wrld sudden death among many
Young rappers have been killing the rap game over the last decade, rising from nothing overnight, gaining loyal fanbases and a close new family to match. But has the rap industry’s music, with lyrics that talk about death, drugs, anxiety and depression, been promoting young rappers deaths? The most recent rap death shuddered the online world. Chicago-bred and SoundCloud success Juice Wrld died Dec. 8, 2019, as a result of something he consistently rapped about in his personal life — drugs.
Blueprint Party lays foundation for unity
Students gathered in SUNY Plattsburgh’s Community H.U.B. for a night full of open discussion, generating ideas, and key challenges being addressed in regards to the issue of diversity and inclusion on campus. The first “Blueprint Party” took place at two separate times Oct.29; one meeting was at 2 p.m. specifically for faculty and staff and the next was at 7 p.m., specifically meant for students.
Green party candidate visits Plattsburgh
Environmental advocates filled the room at Olive Ridley’s Taphouse & Grill Late Night for the Planet Forum Wednesday night alongside 2020 National Presidential Green Party Candidate Howie Hawkins. Howie Hawkins, the first U.S. candidate to run on the Green New Deal during his New York governor campaigns in 2010, came to Plattsburgh Wednesday to educate young voters on the climate crisis, the economic bill of rights, socialist economy, political democracy, social justice and civil liberty.
Cultural clubs share history through music, dance
International students’ homelands were brought to SUNY Plattsburgh’s Giltz Auditorium Saturday night, showing tradition through eccentric performance that transported attendees to a variety of cultures. This year, Club International held the annual Night of Nations: Homecoming, Your Journey to My Home! Nov. 16 in Hawkins Hall. The program ran from 6 to 8 p.m. featuring two acts, in which performers showcased their talents in front of gold banners and a diverse audience.
Tibold photographs peers for ‘The Portrait Project’
SUNY Plattsburgh student Maria Tibold tackled her new personal portrait photo project with one mission in mind—showing those who are underrepresented on campus that it’s OK to be different. “The Portrait Project” is a project created by junior Tibold, a digital media production and fine arts major with a concentration in graphic design and photography. The project was compressed into a day with two subjects in mind Oct. 26.
How to Make the Business Case for Analytics
Analytics Blog Supporting Leaders to EVOLVE Category: Analytics What you do is important. It’s hard. It’s valuable. It makes an impact on your organization. Not everyone understands that. It requires both art and science, and a language that can speak across silos. You have at least part of that equation already, or you wouldn’t be working in analytics. In organizations large and small, we all have to ask for support to accomplish our goals.
The enduring fashion influence of David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks'
Plaid, chunky knits and surrealism... David Lynch and Mark Frost’s dreamlike series debuted back in 1991, as Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle McLachlan) began an FBI investigation into the death of beloved homecoming queen Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) in a remote north-western logging town. It immediately entered the cultural lexicon, beguiling viewers with its bizarre but beautiful rendering of mysterious occurrences in a mountain setting.
Hollywood stars testify, Depp V. Heard trial
By Jess Johnson After meeting 13 years ago, going through a very public divorce, and now testifying in a lawsuit — Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been consistently in headlines across the country over the past two weeks since April 11. The current $50 million lawsuit trial against Amber Heard stems from Johnny Depp claiming defamation in March 2019, after Heard wrote and published a Washington Post op-ed about being a domestic violence victim. The article, published Dec.
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