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The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland has been publishing Economic Trends since 1981, and for the past 25 years it has looked more or less the same: Trends has consisted of 20 to 24 pages of material that briefly analyzed a variety of regional, national, and international economic topics and presented a few graphic images on each page. With this issue, we are breaking new ground—Economic Trends is going fully electronic and will be updated regularly on our Web site. Instead of waiting until the second Thursday of each month for the entire issue to be posted, you can now read our analysis as soon as it is written. We are confident that Trends readers will benefit by receiving this information with the swiftness that Internet posting allows. At the same time, we still intend to cover some longer-term issues that merit attention.
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Sanford's Duan named "WDEL HS Athlete of the Week"
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Sanford tennis player Cindy Duan is this week's WDEL High School Athlete of the Week.
Cindy is marching her way to the state tournament, where she hopes to become the first girls' tennis player in Delaware to win 5 state championships. Duan talked about how her game has changed during her high school career.
"When I was in 8th grade I was definitely not as strong, a little weaker. I had to play a much more defensive game. Over the years I've definitely become a little bit more aggressive, and taking the shots in my control."
Duan has lost a total of 15 games in 12 sets so far this season as the No. 1 singles player for the Warriors. Just what is keeping her motivated?
"It's my last year and I really want to do my best to give my best effort so that the team can pull it off (win a state title) this year."
Cindy is a quick learner, she didn't pick up tennis until she was 11, and even then the decision to play was more of a compromise with her piano teacher.
"I was playing basketball at the time, and she didn't want me to jam my finger, so she wanted me to pick up a different sport. We found tennis and stuck with it ever since."
While tennis and piano might might not seem similar, Cindy says she talks some parts of piano training onto the court.
"Piano if you mess once you can't go back and fix it. I think both of them (bring) a good mental challenge."
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Schizotypal personality disorder
Schizotypal personality disorder is a mental health condition in which a person has trouble with relationships and disturbances in thought patterns, appearance, and behavior.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
The exact cause is unknown. Genes are thought to be involved, because this condition is more common in relatives of schizophrenics.
Schizotypal personality disorder should not be confused with schizophrenia. People with schizotypal personality disorder can have odd beliefs and behaviors, but they are not disconnected from reality and usually do not hallucinate.
Hallucinations, delusions (fixed, false beliefs), and loss of touch with reality are hallmarks of psychosis. People with schizotypal personality disorder do not usually have psychotic symptoms.
Between 30% and 50% of people with schizotypal personality disorder also have a major depressive disorder. A second personality disorder, such as paranoid personality disorder, is also common with this condition.
People with schizotypal personality disorder may be very disturbed. Their odd behavior may look like that of people with schizophrenia. For example, they may also have unusual preoccupations and fears, such as fears of being monitored by government agencies.
More commonly, however, people with schizotypal personality disorder behave oddly and have unusual beliefs (aliens, witchcraft, etc.). They cling to these beliefs so strongly that it prevents them from having relationships.
People with schizotypal personality disorder feel upset by their difficulty in forming and keeping close relationships. This is different from people with schizoid personality disorder, who do not want to form relationships.
Signs and tests
Some of the common signs of schizotypal personality disorder include the following:
- Discomfort in social situations
- Inappropriate displays of feelings
- No close friends
- Odd behavior or appearance
- Odd beliefs, fantasies, or preoccupations
- Odd speech
Some people may be helped by antipsychotic medications. Talk therapy (psychotherapy) is a big part of treatment. Social skills training can help some people cope with social situations.
Expectations (prognosis)
Schizotypal personality disorder is usually a long-term (chronic) illness. The outcome of treatment varies based on the severity of the disorder.
- Poor social skills
- Lack of interpersonal relationships
Calling your health care provider
Talk to your health care provider or mental health professional if:
- You have trouble forming and keeping relationships due to unusual beliefs
- You suspect that your child may have this problem
There is no known prevention. Awareness of risk, such as a family history of schizophrenia, may allow early diagnosis.
Blais MA, Smallwood P, Groves JE, Rivas-Vazquez RA. Personality and personality disorders. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2008:chap 39.
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Stories & Worlds: What Transmedia Has to Teach (and Learn)
by Nick DeMartino
If nothing else, last week's Story World Conference in San Francisco affirmed the reality of a new creative movement devoted to transmedia storytelling. After years of building connections via online sharing and various ad-hoc collaborations, this gathering of the tribes of transmedia will certainly accelerate the movement, invigorate a cadre of practitioners and theorists, and generate buzz among many content creators.
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It's a big tent that has been pitched, sheltering artists, theorists, academics, vendors, allies – with conflicting values and beliefs. (Don't expect a manifesto any time soon.)
And yet, after listening to three days' worth of panels, speeches and workshops, (with 2000+ tweets), it's possible to extract some core beliefs of this movement that distinguish "transmedia" from "monomedia" – the world of stories told in a single medium.
Story Worlds are not stories.
This emphasis on worlds transcends the story and its traditional elements (character, setting, theme, plot, etc.) even while incorporating them. Because transmedia requires the audience to move from one medium to another, the emphasis is on "experience design." (Think: game studio.)
Audience engagement drives everything.
To transmedia activists, the audience is an engaged, participatory, and demanding collaborator. Storytellers must invite audiences to "co-create," not just as fodder for marketing or promotion. The release of narrative control opens the floodgates for new definitions of story, script and narrative. This frightens old-school story folks.
Stories live outside the silo.
Media is typically produced and funded inside a single silo, so it takes a lot of passion and will to spend the extra time and money to build a multi-platform story vision from the outset.
Finance loathes split rights, as Zak Kadison, Chairman, President and CEO, Blacklight Transmedia noted: "Ever since George Lucas, studios don't want to give up any rights."
Perhaps that is changing, said David Tochterman, Head of Digital Media, Innovative Artists: "Transmedia is great because it gives me multiple ways to get a buyer to say yes."
It also creates value for the filmmaker, according to social media specialist Miles Maker, who sees the emergence of "the attention economy." The story, themes, characters, and actors can generate content and audience engagement well before a film opens, though he admits, "Filmmakers don't want to let the cat out of the bag."
Software is the key and the bottleneck.
"The biggest challenge to physically distributed narratives was the bottleneck of the gatekeepers," says transmedia pioneer Jordan Weisman. "With the onset of interactivity modes, the bottleneck is software engineering," which has a much more limited pool of talent.
The emergence of new production tools and platforms will help the non-techies, including Coincident TV and Conductrr.
Lance Weiler thinks of his transmedia projects like software, labeling versions 1.0, 2.0, etc. Indeed, his DIY Days, which preceded Story World, sponsored a hackathon.
Data is the new oil.
Most transmedia projects converge on the Internet, incorporating audience interactivity that produces floods of very targeted user data that can be measured. This can drive revenue and influence the story form itself. Nowadays, the audience becomes a strategic advantage for the content creator, not just the distributor.
Business models are hard to find.
Whenever indies gather, they talk about money, and Story World was no exception. To date, all successful models for transmedia have been financed by patronage or commissions, as noted by Brian Clark of GMD Studios. Clark believes that "the next wave of innovation in transmedia storytelling is going to be about business models rather than storytelling forms."
A popular tweet during the conference referenced the patronage model: "If you want to do transmedia, move to Canada."
The emergence of an app market (for iPhones, Android, TV and desktop) offers new avenues to test the willingness of the audience to pay for original and indie transmedia story experiences.
So, as a veteran of the indie video and film movement of the 70s, 80s and 90s, I offer a few observations as encouragement.
Pitch the story, not the platform.
Story World was filled with platitudes about the primacy of the story from many speakers, but the overall feel of the crowd was very nerdy and techno-centric, not at like what you get at a film festival or a writer's conference. I'm not sure it's possible to escape this problem, but I do have the feeling that this movement needs to double down on story.
The audience doesn't know what it wants.
Steve Jobs was famously uninterested in focus groups, trusting instead on his creative genius and his product team. It takes fierce commitment to finish a novel or to get a film made, and often requires ignoring what's popular with an audience. Commitment to the unpopular is required if the movement wants to create great art (and escape the ghetto of sci-fi and fantasy fanboys).
Transmedia must make people cry.
I go to the movies for a sustained emotional experience; I read novels to inhabit the detailed interior worlds of characters; I listen to music for joy and for tears. Transmedia experiences must find ways to do this, too.
At Story World, Jeff Gomez got a huge ovation when he told the crowd, "Audiences must know you really mean it or they will leave you." How? "Write yourself into the story world and infuse it with your soul," he urged, observing that in most transmedia, "what's missing is the pain – not yearning, but true loss."
Art must stand the test of time.
The world seems to need the "canon" to enshrine those masterworks that stand the test of time. Every 10 years Sight and Sound in the UK issues its list of top movies, as AFI has done in the US. It's always fascinating to see the shifts in reputation and appreciation.
Which is another way of saying, what seems good or cool or rocking in today's transmedia world may never make a list ten years from now. Moreover, these experiences are so evanescent, there won't be much of a list if somebody doesn't start curating and archiving the work. Tweets are not enough!
Story Forms aren't understood.
Frank Rose examines the emergence of the novel in The Art of Immersion as a correlative to understanding today's immersive story forms. Henry Jenkins and other academics are creating invaluable taxonomies of transmedia work as it emerges. But there is still no simple and well-understood framework for popular appreciation of these complex story forms.
That must change. One suggestion is to create festivals that showcase the best work, even though the nature of the stories make this difficult. We created AFI DigiFest as such a showcase, and many more are needed to attract audience and press attention.
More mentoring, please.
Filmmaker and transmedia producer Tommy Pallotta hit StoryWorld fresh from the Sundance New Frontier Story Lab and was raving about his creative mentoring experience. Hands-on experimentation and mentoring around specific projects is the best way to infuse artists with a passion and understanding that will drive new levels of transmedia creativity.
Movements need tending.
The "explosion" of indie filmmaking in the 90s was preceded by two decades of organizing by artists, activists, and allies. Conferences, lobbying, member groups, workshops, funding mechanisms and schools – all were needed to create a world-class film culture alongside the dominant Hollywood model.
It's a history that transmedia organizers will do well to learn from and it seems that it's already happening, with transmedia "meet-ups" from four continents getting together at Story World to create an alliance, inspired by the formation in New York of a full-fledged non-profit: StoryCode.org.
For a deeper dive, check out @Porter_Anderson's Twitter coverage, and a lovely curation of coverage and related articles at Creative Flux.
Nick DeMartino consults with companies on their content and distribution strategies, deals and marketing initiatives. Previously he served as Senior Vice President, Media & Technology at the American Film Institute. Find him on Twitter @nickdemartino and on the web.


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100 Tickets to North Carolina Game Released, Will be Distributed to Students Friday
Nov. 18, 2008
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - An additional 100 tickets to Friday's UCSB-North Carolina basketball game have been made available to students. The reserved seats, which are scattered throughout the Thunderdome, will be available on Friday morning beginning at 8:00 a.m. at the Ticket Office in the Intercollegiate Athletics Building on campus.
The game between the Gauchos and No. 1 Tar Heels, which will be broadcast by ESPNU, tips-off at 7:00 p.m.
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Find another Doctor, don't waste your time or money here. My husband has gone to Dr. Meier several times. If you like a Dr. that is warm and personable and seems to care about all her patients, INCLUDING MEN, then this is NOT the Dr. to see! Her practice advertises to be a Family Medicine practice. My husband complains every time he goes about how grumpy and impersonal she is. He says, she acts like she doesn't like men. When he asks questions she treats him like she's annoyed and that his questions are stupid. She has no sense of humor, she is cold and prickly. Every time an RX is needed and our pharmacy calls for it (just refills), it is a pain because it takes so long for them to get back to the pharmacy. We are getting ready to get my husband a new doc. If you want someone who has a good handle on alternative medicine, check out Dr. Monique Martin. We only wish our insurance covered her, because she is really good. I'm surprised Dr. Meier doesn't have a high staff turnover. From reading other reviews, she must hire people who have similar personalities. Stay away. There are a lot of other good qualified doctors out there. Bed side manner is extremely important when dealing with people. She doesn't have it.
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I was excited during my first visit, when the nurse practitioner really listened to my symptoms, then it all went downhill. She recommended I take some hormones (which they sell in the office) and ordered some blood and stool tests. After about two weeks of taking the hormones I started feeling awful. My hair began falling out, dark hair grew on my face, and I got incredibly irritable. I stopped taking them immediately. Also, I'm 34. Why would I need hormone supplements? But I trusted the nurse. The blood tests revealed nothing terribly strange, but the doc recommended about $150 more supplements. The stool test from Genova Diagnostics (http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Tests/nonstandard.html) showed all sorts of weird things, and after taking the results to a gastroenterologist, he ordered a new stool test from a more reputable lab, which showed none of the same issues. My experience here has been a huge waste of time and money.
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I have been a patient at Clear Sky Medical for several years now and I feel great. I have my energy back, I can do things that I used to do, I have los weight and everyone says that I look younger. I was looking for a doctor that had alternative methods, someone that was different that cared about prevention and wellbeing, that care about you and not just fixing you after you're sick. At Clear Sky Medical, Doctor Meier and the staff are friendly and relaly care about making you feel better. I tell everyone about what they are doing for me and how good I feel.
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Steer clear of this practice. Meier claims to be a hormone expert but she clearly is incompetent and careless. If you have a medical emergency, she does not return your calls. She prescribed inappropriate medications for me, and I ended up in the ER. She puts you down if you ask questions about your health and care. I can't stress enough how she has harmed me!
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Most of the staff members are very rude and unprofessional. When signing my paperwork after an appointment I accidentally grabbed a pen out of the receptionist's pen bucket instead of the patient pen bucket and the receptionist promptly picked up her bucket of pens and moved it out of my reach-all with a mean look on her face. The receptionist also kept insisting that I pay a higher copay than my insurance required which resulted in having a credit on my account after every visit, but she still refused to believe me and kept charging me the higher copay. Dr. Meier has a very cold bedside manner and comes off as very aloof and condescending. I was experiencing many issues; possibly thyroid, hormones, adrenals. She will only test for ONE thing at a time and you must make a return appt just to review the results. This could end up in MANY appts.On my thyroid test she said it was normal but she didn't do the full panel of tests and missed that I have Hashimoto's.Thankfully my GP found it!
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I walked into Dr/ Meier's office a mess - I had no energy, growing depression, poor sleep and night sweats, declining bone density, hair loss and digestion problems. I came with all my previous test results, detailed family and medical history. I remember how patient Dr. Meier was while listening to me and reviewing my histories. The blood tests confirmed that even genetics weren't on my side - high cholesterol, essentially no hormones or thyroid and brittle bones. This has been a journey and now my bone density is above normal, I have quit smoking, my cholesterol and hormone levels are normal. Dr. Meier's support and personalized approach has changed and essentially saved my life.
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Dr. Katia Meier and the staff at Clear Sky Medical are very pleasant, helpful, knowledgeable, professional, and accommodating. When you call the office manager and she may be away from the phone, you have a friendly greeting. Everybody is very sincere and has compassion towards the patients' needs. I especially have numerous health problems. It is wonderful to speak to a Dr. that is calm, patient, understanding, and listens. The environment is very clean, cheerful, and friendly. I am very pleased and satisfied with my care.
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Definitely look elsewhere if bedside manner matters to you. Don't let the European education fool you. She may know certain things and if your objectives are in the area of lips, lashes, and other cosmetic needs, she might serve you well. Then again, take a good look at her lips before you allow her to do that to you. The bottom line is and I hate to use this word....she has a Nazi heart, plus she is very immature, sort of like a child at times. That is a bad combination for an MD. Her communication with the patient is the worst I have ever encountered and it also extends to her staff, so they are in the dark as well. When questions are asked of her recommendations, she makes like it is a personal affront instead of a patient attempting to understand and become involved with their own healthcare. Natalie, her M.A., does the best she can. Diane at the front desk will attempt to verbally manipulate (including lying) when questions are raised. You have been warned.
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Thanks to Dr. Katia Meier's expertise with hormone therapy and suppements, I am feeling healthy and enjoying my fifties. Dr. Meier helped me transision from synthetic hormones to bio identical hormone therapy. She also helped identify nutritional supports for my specific needs. Once I began bio identical hormone therapy my body dropped two sizes and many pounds back to my premenopausal weight and shape. It's great to feel and look great. Dr. Katya Meier provides excellent, comfortable injectable services. She is skilled and kind, and her practice provides a full array of aesthetic services. Life is more fun when you look your best. Dr. Meier keeps my face looking rested and natural. I am in my fifties and it is a pleasure to look in the mirror.
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I have mixed feelings about Dr. Meier. I feel she is quite knowledgeable, but her presentation can be rather cold, indifferent,arrogant & intimidating. There seems to be alot of challenges with her office staff and alot of staff turnover. She asks for too many office visits to review lab work and often its hard to get copies. It has been hard to hang in there with her, but she has really helped with a significant health challenge. So I will continue for awhile longer. Once she gets to know you, she warms up a bit. Perhaps it is due to a European,German temperment. Botox doesn't seem to fit with a natural practice, so I think that is just for the money. I feel she does know alot regarding supplementation and does use quality nutrients.Expensive though. I hope things smooth out as there are too few holistic md's around. I have referred several others, but I warn them of the challenges first.
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Children with disabilities now have a large new playground in Iroquois Park that allows them to play alongside other children, thanks to a $1.4 million project that was dedicated today. Funding for the "play together" playground came from public and private sources.
In 1998, Mitch and Meredith Barnes' son, Mitchell, was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which is the most common form of MD, characterized by progressive muscle weakness and atrophy of muscle tissue. The Barnes family started the DREAM Foundation, which stands for Duchenne Research Education and Miracle, to raise funds and build awareness about the disease.
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Lots of people put up holiday lights this time of year to decorate their homes. Some displays, like the folks in Rolling Meadows, get pretty extravagant.
But 'Lights on Magnolia;' has taken efforts to a new level, as the rocking display is not only for entertainment, but for a good cause too.
The flashing light display started four years ago, and the last three years neighbors joined in the effort and it took on new meaning.
Instead of just giving the community something to look at, the families behind it asked people to give back.
The light display is a visual masterpiece, computer synchronized among four houses with Christmas music being played over the radio for the cars that parade through the neighborhood.
"We actually live around the corner and we come here all the time to watch it," neighbor Anne Dwyer said. "I love it, I think it's awesome, I think it's great that they put it on for the community and that they also ask for donations."
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"Last year we collected 500 pounds of food, approximately, I personally took over about eight car loads and about $700. So we do this not just to be flashy in the neighborhood, but it's a wonderful volunteer project as well," 'Lights on Magnolia' participant Kurt Bahnmaier said.
Beth Carlson comes by all the time and attends Bethel Lutheran church. She likes everything about this effort. "It's awesome. Our church works really hard to reach out to the community so it's nice that we have people in the neighborhood who do special things to help it."
Traffic and donations are a bit down this year, but those involved are hoping the publicity and weekend snow might boost both.
"The week just before Christmas till just after New Year's last year we had a parade that lasted pretty much until the show ended. It was phenomenal, because as far as I could see down the road down here it was nothing but cars and up to the north it was the same thing," Bahnmaier said.
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Phobot is a small proof-of-concept, affective robot. Phobot is a phobic robot, who's very scared of certain objects, and robots in particular. Phobot is meant as a concept exploring possible support tools for kids with object or location-related phobias. Phobot and the phobic child will help each other overcome fears by following exposure program steps. If you help Phobot out, gradually exposing the little robot to bigger and bigger robots, Phobot will overcome its fears.
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I flew from Nairobi with a random outgoing girl called Efva Lagerton or something. She had big curly almost fro-like orange hair. Very tall and skinny. I told her I had no idea where I was supposed to go once we arrived – so she offered to let me stay at her apartment. Which turned out to be a very upperclass version of the Paper Street Soap Company. Smelled like Chanel No. 5 and wine – warm from so many upperclass kids walking back and forth in there. High ceilings, chateaux-like design and these giant rooms with the haute couture clothing in piles or giant beds where people just lied down in their drunken states.
I didn't belong.
And then I saw you in the corner of what used to be a dining room that was now a shisha-gathering and I asked Efva if you were [name]. I tell you we should take a walk immediately. No affection, no endearing "I've missed you"s, no nothing. We just walk out. It's quiet and I talk about guy-problems (that I really don't have, I'm just really bad at making girl talk).
Anyways, the dream ends up with us standing in the corner of main street. You look at me weirdly. You kiss me goodbye on the cheek. I kiss you goodbye back on the cheek. Come on – we can kiss on the mouth – we're friends! Ha-ha. So we pretend kiss. And then we pretend kiss some more. Until we're just kissing. You stop. You look me in the eyes and tell me how you feel about us.
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Monday, October 28th
Arts & Crafts for Kids for Halloween
11 a.m., SUN 102
Thursday, October 31st
Face painting/Balloon Guy
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Dining Hall
Monday, November 4th
12 p.m., Dining Hall
Tuesday, November 5th
Spin Art T-shirts
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Dining Hall
Wednesday, November 6th
Dodge Ball Tournament
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Thursday, November 7th
Graffiti Wall
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Dining Hall
Saturday, November 9th
Student Leadership Conference
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Monday, November 11th
Think Fast Game Show
12 p.m., Dining Hall
Tuesday, November 12th
Stop & Go
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Wednesday, November 13th
Caribbean Dance Festival
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Monday, November 18th
12 p.m., Dining Hall
Friday, November 22nd
Black Light Party
8 p.m., Dining Hall
Monday, December 2nd
Gingerbread House Contest
12 p.m., Dining Hall
Wednesday, December 4th
Student Appreciation Day featuring Ice Cream and Photo Snow Globes
12 p.m., Dining Hall
Saturday, December 7th
Breakfast with Santa
10 a.m., Dining Hall
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Children love to imitate adults, especially in the kitchen. They seem magically drawn to all of the whirring sounds, flashing lights and shiny utensils. And while it's true that the kitchen can be dangerous territory for inquiring minds (and hands), don't put up the "No Trespassing" sign just yet.
With the proper supervision, children can safely accomplish simple cooking tasks. They can retrieve ingredients from the cupboards and refrigerator, grease and flour pans, and measure and mix ingredients. While it may slow down the dinner-making process a bit, take comfort knowing that cooking is an educational experience for children (just don't tell them). It helps them learn about measurements, encounter new vocabulary, and practice fine motor skills. More importantly, cooking provides a priceless bonding experience–a chance to be creative, ask questions and solve problems together.
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Kid-sized play kitchens, utensils and pots and pans can help children refine their cooking skills in the playroom. A supply of Play-Doh or grocery-bought dried lentils in a variety of shapes and colors are cheap and easy ways to create a more hands on experience. You can even make your own homemade version of Play-Doh.
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r Monday, May 16, 1994 Salary disclosures By Mark Forsberg Signpost managing editor The recent release of almost all Weber State University salaries has some staff members asking if they are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to compensation.Jan Noyes, a counselor for the Women's Educational Resource Center, said many WSU staffers carry workloads comparable to faculty, but rarely receive the same compensation. "We're talking about counselors in the counseling area making about $22,000 with a Ph.D," she said, adding she knew her comments were very generalized, but she felt they were representative of the campus situation. Noyes said she enjoys her job Draft leaves many departments 'in the dark' By Bryan Stephens Signpost campus affairs editor The preliminary draft of the Strategic Planning Task Force's recommendations, which was recently released to the public, has several professors and administrators concerned about the future of their depart STRATEGIC PLANNING FORCE ments and programs. "We're in the dark," said Margaret chairwoman of business education and feels the university has been very cooperative in helping her achieve her goals. However, her position entails formulating workshops and has involved adjunct teaching of women's issue classes, tasks similar to those performed by faculty. She said staff receive a shorter break over Christmas as well. "I have to laugh," she said. "There are some faculty making $60,000 for a nine month contract while staff make $22-23,000 for 12 months." Noyes is compensated $23,456 for her 10-month contract with the university. Provost Robert Smith agreed faculty were generally higher paid than staff. "It is accurate that staff See Salaries page 7 ministrative systems. The BEAS department was originally put on the discontinue list, but the report lists the program as one that will be re-examined. "We're not sure if this means we will be moved up and put on the maintain list, or it may mean that we'll be put back on the discontinue list," Bennett said. Like Bennett, Rosalind Charlesworth, professor of child and family studies, has .concern for what may happen to her program. "Well, we were a little shocked; we thought we were doing a good job," she said. Originally, Charlesworth said that her department was put on the maintain list, but now they find the report has them listed as a program Bennett, and ad- STEVE CONLIN7H SIGNPOST stir up questions Pay higher in By Mark Forsberg Signpost managing editor There is no question that staff and faculty at Weber State University make less than many of their professional counterparts, said Sue Pech, compensation and benefits manager." "Anybody who works for a state corporation is paid less than their counterparts in private industry," she said. "Private corporations can afford to pay more." She compared the university to large for-profit organizations. WSU, being a state uni Close scrutiny The Raptors staff looks on as hopefuls tryout at first base Saturday. The tryouts held at Serge B. Simmons field were part of the process to fill 23 positions on the team. After the camp was over it looked as though the Raptors are going to sign at least three local players and possibly take a look at a few others at an invitational camp in Las Vegas. private sector versity, can only compete as far as tuition and tax funding will allow. Pech added benefits, like health insurance and paid vacations close some of the gap. Provost Robert Smith said, "All of us in the academic world make less." Societal values do not rate education very high. Sports and television are higher on the list, he said. "We're not here for the money," Smith said. "There are non-monetary rewards." Smith is compensated $96,820 for his 12-month contract with the university. needing to be restructuredreduced. "One thing that attracted me here was the fact that this program was stable and seemed to be up to date," she said. Charlesworth, who is new to the department, said the program went through some restructuring just before she came to Weber State University. "The more they've taken from the program, the more students we've had enter the program," she said. Charlesworth is hoping that committee members will see the support faculty, students and the outside community have shown for the CFS program and allow it to continue See SPTF page 7 Volume 57 Number 79 Quick Takes 5 ' f 'i'' hut . CA&E WSU Singers "Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance!" ...in Germany. See Page 7 News A theory on the dinosaur extinction involves Mexico and an asteroid. See Page 6 Opinion Asian Studies thanks The Signpost for a week of coverage. See Page 5 Sports Over 170 athletes turned out to try for a spot on the Ogden Raptors baseball team. See Page 12 Weather MONDAY High 70 Low 40 Partly cloudy TUESDAY Partly cloudy High 70s Low 50s
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