Users/EliseKane

My sculpture, Untitled 2008 Elise graduated from UC Davis with a B.A. in both Art Studio and Dramatic Art (Theatre). She worked at The California Aggie for three years, first as a staff photographer (winning the CCMA Best Features Photo in 2005) and later as a copyreader and Features Editor. For two years, she served on the editorial board for Produce (Book). Elise wrote the play Ghost, Bathtub, Windmill, which was performed in the Wyatt Pavilion in 2008. She acted in Nights at the Circus, also at Wyatt, and would've appeared in the play Antics had she not fallen ill. She is responsible for The Bathtub Experiment. She hosted "The Pharmakon" under the DJ name "The Drag Queen of Hearts" on KDVS in Spring 2009. Retaining her DJ name, she co-hosted "Skinny Dipping" on KDVS in Summer 2009 and hosts live musical acts at a residential music venue.

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2007-01-20 02:33:44   Elise is in the list of Top Three Girls I've Met in Davis. —ElisaHough

2007-02-15 14:09:22   I think the co-op idea is the best route, as the decision to close has been made. Right now we are working on getting the cash to get it off the ground —AndrewPeake

2008-04-01 21:37:37   Yes! I was so in love with that Sadler lecture today as well. Thanks for reminding me of the rad quotes from earlier. By ttthhhhheee way, are you in the metals class or no? (Mr. Professor Billsss called your name with no luck of an answer) It's going to be a cool class I'm fairly sure... —JasonDunne

2008-04-16 15:16:32   Hey, I dunno if you've taken tom before, but he's no fan of structure, so we're working on whatever we wish. I'm all over a messy-wire-copper-bike cable-coil semispherical ball right now. It's so fun and tedious. My friend Julia is doing an indddepenendndnent study with him; she comes in after her class ends at 11 and it seems to work out just fine. Hey it might be too late - but if you want my notes for Sadler's class (I type them on the computtter) email me at jbdunne ATTTTTTT UCDAVIS DDDOOOT EDU. I'm stoked 25 times/minute at each lecture. —JasonDunne

2008-05-12 01:56:12   How about if you put those pictures of the Coffee House and Freeborn Hall facilities on their respective pages or on one and link it from the other? The name of that page is pretty long so editors of the wiki are unlikely to remember it or link it by accident. —NickSchmalenberger

2008-11-06 20:52:16   Can you post the letter from Student Housing regarding the Bike Church? —JonathanLawton

2008-12-18 18:27:39   Why did you remove the thing about MarieHuynh from Fry's Electronics? It had a link in it and I think more links that aren't spam are probably a good thing. —NickSchmalenberger

2008-12-20 09:45:06   Hey, Elise... did you get permission from the copyright owners of those photos on Lolita to release them under Creative Commons? See Copyrights for details. If you took the photos yourself, you should be okay. (And of course, the Uni Crepe photos are fine, as they are already under a Creative Commons license). —Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards

2008-12-20 10:10:41   By the way, the edit Nick is referring to is this one. —Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards

2008-12-27 23:32:21   No, it doesn't. Can you please explain more? Thanks. —NickSchmalenberger

2008-12-28 01:38:39   I think thats BS and you took it off just because you didn't like it. I know I took a bunch of stuff off the Northern California page because I didn't like it either. Since neither of those pages are really about Davis its not very important to this wiki anyway, but I do think the idea of pages having a purpose of informing the wiki public is BS. I think being about davis is all that really matters, but as far as the fry's page goes, I can relate to that text from my own experiences at the store, so it made sense to me to have it there. Obviously, other people will have differing points of view. —NickSchmalenberger

2008-12-28 01:43:44   Also, if you care so much about facts, whats up with the Orgasmatron? I think its nonsense and I've been in a few darkrooms before, maybe even that one and I've also seen Sleeper. It seems like it doesn't meet your own criteria at all, but you're giving it a pass because its something you can personally relate to. —NickSchmalenberger

2008-12-28 10:08:44   I added it back (while adding a bunch of links). I'm not particularly keen on that precise example, but Nick likes it and it adds a human touch to the entry. Otherwise the wiki might as well just be a business listings site. Noting in an entry that there are particularly nice smelling flowers on the slope outside the store or that somebody got engaged there are the nice human touches that are more than just a dry database of numbers and addresses. The fact that a kid spent a chunk of her childhood growing up there is an interesting little point that tells you about how the store fits into the community it is part of. If somebody used to sit and knit at the Farmers Market, that might add to the knitting entry or the Farmers Market entry. Or noting that there's a particular place that is pleasant to sit and knit at the Market. If you love knitting, don't be afraid of editing that entry so that somebody coming across it will read it and become inflamed with the same passion you feel for the activity. Sure you can list where to get yarn... you can also give a hint as to why the knitters of Davis love their craft. —Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards

2008-12-28 15:10:48   This really isn't worth getting upset about... unless you're reading something else into this whole thing, it is simply a single sentence in a wiki entry. Which isn't really worth getting frustrated over. —Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards, (814) 889-8845

2009-01-12 15:56:25   You might want to double check your information about the history of the building that now houses the Bike Barn. That little tidbit was originally added by BrentLaabs, who was the ASUCD historian. —WilliamLewis

2009-01-12 17:06:53   So I did a bit of research in Shields about the history of the building that now houses the Bike Barn. I found a map from October 1911 that showed that the building that is now the Bike Barn did not exist. However, the building that is now the Silo is on the map and it is labeled "Cow barn." The map has the call number G4364 D3:2U6 1911. I also found a map from 1923 that does have the building that now houses the Bike Barn. It is labeled "Stock Judging Pavillion." The call number for that map is G4364 D3:2U6 1923 M3. It sounds like whoever told you that the Bike Barn used to be a dairy confused the main Silo building, which could have been built in 1910 (since it shows up on a 1911 map) with the Stock Judging Pavillion, which could have been built in 1916 (since it shows up between 1911 and 1923 on the maps). —WilliamLewis

2009-02-26 04:45:18   Tribute to Midjo is quite cool, thanks for posting the picture. —NickSchmalenberger

2009-06-08 23:05:39   elise recommends a slippery-silver soldier sword, wandering off on a ziggurat-tremor and never to rely upon any sleeping pillow pills again. —JasonDunne

2009-07-02 08:48:43   Now wait a second... you can not create an entry about a house whose color is in dispute and not put up a photo of it. ;-) —JabberWokky

2009-10-14 15:08:37   Hey, Elise. I added the dates/times for the House of Dog shows that I got from the websites you posted, but maybe you can check it out to make sure I posted the right dates. They sound great. —robinlaughlin

2009-10-22 13:22:26   RE: An Evening with Olaf: I don't have that information. I suggest calling the DPNS and hopefully you can find someone that knows. There is a poster on the Davis Food Co-op Bulletin Board. If you come to the DavisWiki BBQ this weekend, I'll give you one. p.s. your sculpture, and it's shadows, rocks... —SteveDavison