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FI 360 Financial Management
Pizzillo, Joseph C.
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Textbook: Keown et al, Foundations of Finance 5/e, Prentice Hall, 2006 ISBN 0131856057
Textbooks can be purchased through the MBS bookstore
Textbooks can be purchased through the Parkville Bookstore
Additional Resources: In addition, you will need a financial calculator. It is recommended that you use a Texas Instruments BA II Plus. This is the model that is used in the textbook examples. There are other financial calculators that will work (Sharp, HP etc.) however, they will not work exactly the same as the TI. The text also shows examples of how to solve problems using Excel. However, it will not be possible to use a computer during the final protored exam. Recommended Readings: The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition- http://www.wsj.com Business Week - http://www.businessweek.com Fortune - http://www.pathfinder.com The Economist - http://www.economist.com
McAfee Memorial Library - Online information, links, electronic databases and the Online catalog. Contact the library for further assistance via email or at 800-270-4347.Career Counseling - The Career Development Center (CDC) provides services for all stages of career development. The mission of the CDC is to provide the career planning tools to ensure a lifetime of career success.Park Helpdesk - If you have forgotten your OPEN ID or Password, or need assistance with your PirateMail account, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 800-927-3024Resources for Current Students - A great place to look for all kinds of information http://www.park.edu/Current/.Advising - Park University would like to assist you in achieving your educational goals. Please contact your Campus Center for advising or enrollment adjustment information.Online Classroom Technical Support - For technical assistance with the Online classroom, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the helpdesk at 866-301-PARK (7275). To see the technical requirements for Online courses, please visit the http://parkonline.org website, and click on the "Technical Requirements" link, and click on "BROWSER Test" to see if your system is ready.FAQ's for Online Students - You might find the answer to your questions here.
Educational Philosophy: The facilitator's educational philosophy is one of interactiveness based on lectures, readings, quizzes, dialogues, examinations, internet, web sites and writings. The facilitator will engage each learner in what is referred to as disputatious learning to encourage the lively exploration of ideas and issues.
Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
Class Assessment: Each student is responsible for: • completing weekly reading assignments • completing weekly homework application problems with team • participating in weekly online discussions with team • completing three case studies • competing a midterm examination • completing a final proctored examination Assignments • Homework Application Problems - A number of application problems will be assigned each week to provide practical applications of financial techniques and methods of analysis. These problems will be selected from the end of chapters in the textbook. The solutions and analyses for these problems should be in detail, not just a reporting of final answers. This assignment is to be posted in the class Dropbox at the end of each week. • Online Discussion Questions - A number of discussion questions will be posted weekly in a thread titled Discussion. Each student (or team) is required to select a question, develop a complete answer, and post it in the thread.
Grading: • NOTE: All written assignments and online postings in this course will be evaluated by the instructor using the following criteria: thoroughness, application financial management concepts discussed in the readings, clarity, and creative thinking. Evaluation The following table shows the points assigned for each component of required work in this course: % of Grade Weekly Homework Assignments 40% Weekly Discussion Questions 15% Midterm Examination 15% Final Examination 30% Total--> 100% Grading Scale A = 90 - 100 B = 80 - 89 C = 70 - 79 D = 60 - 69 F = below 60 Note: The gradebook in eCollege is used to track your points only. Weight system above will be used for final grade determination. Examinations A midterm and a final examination are required and will be based on materials covered in the readings. Specific instructions regarding exams will be posted later in the term. The final examination will be taken in person during the 8th week of instruction at one of the Park University sites around the country or at an alternative location approved by your Instructor where Park University sites are not available. It will be the responsibility of the student to arrange for a proctor, by the 6th week of the term. The proctor will be accepted and approved by the instructor. Park University site administrators or adjunct faculty are preferred proctors, but K-12 school teachers, counselors or administrators, certified librarians, testing centers at accredited colleges or universities are acceptable. Approved proctors may also include U.S. Embassy officials, military education officers, or testing control officers at U.S. military bases. Excluded from approval as proctors are family members, relatives, neighbors, friends, clergy, and employers, supervisors and co-workers. For proctored examinations, photo identification is required at the time of the test. A proctor request form will be made available to you during the first week of class so that you can send your requested proctor to me for approval. Failure to take a final proctored exam will result in an automatic loss of points assigned to the final examination. Guidelines for selecting an acceptable proctor can be found on the Park University Website.
Late Submission of Course Materials: No credit for late submission of the weekly discussion assignment. Late submission of a homework assignment receives a 20% late penalty if no prior extension was granted.
Classroom Rules of Conduct: See Ground Rules
Academic Honesty:Academic integrity is the foundation of the academic community. Because each student has the primary responsibility for being academically honest, students are advised to read and understand all sections of this policy relating to standards of conduct and academic life. Park University 2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog Page 87-89
Plagiarism:Plagiarism involves the use of quotations without quotation marks, the use of quotations without indication of the source, the use of another's idea without acknowledging the source, the submission of a paper, laboratory report, project, or class assignment (any portion of such) prepared by another person, or incorrect paraphrasing. Park University 2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog Page 87
Attendance Policy:Instructors are required to maintain attendance records and to report absences via the online attendance reporting system.
Park University 2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog Page 89-90
Disability Guidelines:Park University is committed to meeting the needs of all students that meet the criteria for special assistance. These guidelines are designed to supply directions to students concerning the information necessary to accomplish this goal. It is Park University's policy to comply fully with federal and state law, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, regarding students with disabilities. In the case of any inconsistency between these guidelines and federal and/or state law, the provisions of the law will apply. Additional information concerning Park University's policies and procedures related to disability can be found on the Park University web page: http://www.park.edu/disability .
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Course Ground Rules
As in the classroom, normally the first explanation most students would like is a detailed plan of what is going to happen. Allow me to provide a framework for the next eight weeks.
1. The classroom is open so you can down load the syllabus and the resource list. You might want to print them so you can use them as a planning document. Then proceed to the conference area and check in. Place an introduction of yourself (week 1 - introduction); feel free to share as much personal information as you feel comfortable with.
2. Discussion Assignment: You will have a weekly discussion assignment. Weekly assignments are due by midnight Sunday Eastern Standard Time. These assignments account for 15% of the overall grade. To receive any credit for the online assignment, the assignment must be received by due date. No exceptions.
3. Homework: Weekly homework assignments will include application problems from the text. If you have a question pertaining to any material in the text either email me or post your question within the weekly Q & A area. All I ask is that you provide the page number and topic and I'll do my best to answer your question. If you are having difficulty with a homework assignment give it your best hour (e.g. attempt) and then send it to me along with a brief statement of what you think the problem is. I will provide assistance. Homework can be sent as attachments in Excel, Word or RTF.
4. Grading Homework: Weekly assignments are due by midnight Sunday Eastern Standard Time, unless an extension is granted prior to the due date. Assignments that arrive on time will be awarded up to 25 points based on accuracy. Assignments received late will be awarded up to 20 points based on accuracy. All assignments account for 40% of the overall grade. I will provide assistance on the week's homework until Saturday evening.
5. Progress Exam: Course will include two (2) progress exams. The first exam (mid term) will be open book and the final exam will be a proctored closed book exam. The mid turn will be directly emailed to the student at the beginning of week 4 and is due at the end of week 4. Progress exams account for 45% of your overall grade (scoring breakdown: Mid Term (15%) – Final Exam (30%). To receive full credit for the open book progress exams, the exam must be received by due date. Late submittal of the mid term exam will result in a 20% scoring penalty. Assignment grade will be 80% of points earned for the assignment. Final exam can not be late.
6. Email communication: Make sure that you identify yourself on all email and attachments. Always extend appropriate courtesy. We owe that to each other; additionally it makes the mail move quicker.
7. Turnaround time on email I am on line several times a day Monday through Friday. It is my goal to provide 24 hour or less response. If you ever send an email to me during the week that does not result in a response from me within 48 hours assume that technology has failed us and resend the email.
8. Course Examination and Proctor Form. The final examination occurs during week eight. I realize that this is the last requirement for completing the course but it should be accomplished as soon as the form is available online. Final exam must be taken to pass this course, per school policy.
9. Communication: We must have effective communication for this course to be of maximum benefit to you. Keep me informed and ask me for assistance. I am here to ensure that learning takes place and am willing to do whatever is possible to make that happen.
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Okay, not mine really. Blogalicious has had a makeover. It's her birthday so something new seemed in order. I wanted a more open look, something less boxed in. One thing that prompted me to make the change was that YouTube has enlarged their videos, so the last one I posted was too large for my posting area and extended beyond the margin which was ugly. Collin Kelley clued me in on how to fix that by adjusting the html code, and I made it work. But I kind of liked the larger video.
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A new protocol agreement will help keep students safe and ensure the appropriate response in the event of a threat or display of violent behaviour at school.
On Dec. 13, representatives from School District No. 46 (SD46), the Sunshine Coast RCMP and the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) signed the Com-munity Protocol for Dealing with High-Risk Student Behaviour, as well as a memorandum of understanding between the parties.
The protocol �establishes clear guidelines when responding to any perceived or real threat of violent behaviour,� said Sunshine Coast RCMP media spokesperson Cpl. Steve Chubey.
The memorandum of understanding is meant to detail the relationship between the RCMP, SD46 and MCFD and outline their response plan to deal with matters of mutual concern.
�The primary objective of the agreement is to reduce offending behaviour and the victimization of young people in the schools and communities of the Sunshine Coast,� Chubey added.
The new memorandum of understanding will ensure RCMP continue with efforts like having a full-time school liaison officer in SD46 and continue with the practice of youth restorative justice in the school system.
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Work on Water District No. 11, which contains about 15 properties on a stretch of South Townline Road between Swett and Oregon roads, could begin — weather permitted — in just a few weeks.
Town Attorney Kathy Bogan said Monday that a pre-construction conference with the project's contractors will be held on Jan. 3 to double-check the plan for the district. That's the last step needed before work can begin.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has sent the town a permit for the project. Funding for the project comes from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
"It's almost ready to go-ahead," Town Supervisor Brian Napoli said. "We're trying to do it as quickly as possible."
The board accepted a preliminary engineering report from Chatfield Engineers that amends the type of hydrants being used in the water district. Napoli said the change makes the equipment consistent with the town's other districts.
Monday's meeting was held in cramped quarters, as the renovation of the town's West Avenue offices filled the back half meeting room with office supplies. A cadre of Medina High School government students, residents and officials squeezed in to the available space.
With the beginnings of the project in view, the town board approved the first payment to Horizon Builders, the contractor for the renovation project. It totals $22,000.
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Hello, I am new to DIY and have a question regarding squaring off corners for a corner stove and microwave. The layout of our kitchen is a bit odd and only gives us room to do this or to knock down a wall to expand the kitchen by 3 feet. Which project would be less expensive? I'm not worried about the complexity, just the cost. Anyone who has had experience in framing or cabinetry would be helpful as well. Thanks!
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As Jaybee has suggested, your posted message is a bit confusing.
I would suggest that you take pictures of the area where you are considering placing the stove and microwave into the corner on a 45 degree angle but also try to show a good deal of the area on both walls of that corner. In addition since you are considering relocating a wall take pictures of that wall as it relates to the kitchen as well as stating what room is above that if any.
Once you have the pictures go to http://www.photobucket.com and create a Free Account and upload all your pictures to your new account. Then return here to the DIY Boards and create a New Post where you state your concerns more clearly and post links of the pictures at photobucket in your message so others have a better understanding of what you are considering. This will help others here to see as well as grasp the issue you are facing much more easily and they will likely offer you suggestions to assist you.
Others may have additional suggestions.
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I read this as in the vein of "we don't have square corners but we don't want to smash wall to get them."
and if that's the case, you are simply out of luck. if the walls are all higgledy-piggledy, you are going to have to demo and rebuild if you want perfectly square corners.
two ways this can happen. one, you have an old house, and it's not square because as things shift, shift happens. could be a LOT of issues to fix, and some could be contractor-grade in structure. two, somebody just slapped up a wall between beers sometime in the past. that's fixable with demo and a correct rebuild.
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Covenant alum Luke Heinsohn has been recognized for his record-breaking senior season at Washington & Lee.
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Heinsohn, a running back and kicker for the Generals, was the ODAC's offensive player of the year, and an All-ODAC first team selection in 2012. He led the entire NCAA with a league-record 188 total points, including a school record with 22 rushing touchdowns. Heinsohn also ran for 1,253 yards, made 48-of-52 extra points, and made both of his field goal attempts.
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Xuefei's schedule for the first half of 2014 is now available - see if she is playing near you.
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Xuefei is performing a new composition for guitar by Chinese composer Chen Yi - the first piece commissioned for Xuefei from a Chinese composer.
Xuefei gave the world premiere at Wigmore Hall on November 3rd, and gave the Asian premiere of the piece later in November. The USA premiere will happen at Xuefei's New York recital in December.
Chen Yi is the recipient of the prestigious Charles Ives Living Award.
The piece was commissioned for Xuefei by Wigmore Hall and Fondation Hoffman.
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Julian Bream, tenor Ian Bostridge, & Xuefei at this years Gramophone Award ceremony in London., where Julian Bream was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Ian and Xuefei were invited to perform a selection from their recent recording of Britten's Songs from the Chinese, as a tribute to Julian Bream (Britten wrote this music for Bream and tenor Peter Pears).
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Around 40 students, staff and faculty attended a planned protest for the UVa Board of Visitors meeting Thursday.
There were only seven seats available for demonstrators in the meeting room, although the space had a capacity of 300 people. The rest of the protesters waiting to be let in were held outside by the police. They said they were not violating any of the Board of Visitors' rights and since it was a public meeting, they should have been allowed in.
"They're clearly trying to intimidate us, they just walked about ten police officers in there but I feel that I have a right to be there. It's a public meeting and this is my university so I don't see any legal reason for them to arrest me," said Krista O'Connell, a fourth-year student at UVa.
Demonstrators were told if they tried to come in the building, there would be consequences. They said when they asked why, no one gave them an explanation.
"I'm probably going to go in there and stick up for what I believe in like we're taught at this university," O'Connell said.
The group which organized the event, Hoo's University, said it still wants a complete explanation of the board's failed attempt to oust president Teresa Sullivan this summer.
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Sarepta Therapeutics has been holding its ground for months, and now the bulls are looking for the next leg higher.
OptionMonster's tracking systems detected the purchase of about 2,500 March 25 calls, with the largest block pricing for $4. A short while later, a similar number of April 30 calls were bought for $3.20 to $4.70. There was barely any open interest at either strike, indicating that new money was put to work on the long side.
Calls lock in the price where investors can buy shares, so they can generate significant leverage in the event of a rally. But they're also susceptible to losing most or all of their value if the stock doesn't move.
Sarepta shares rose 4.98 percent to $27.61 yesterday. The drug developer is up about 2,500 percent since July, driven by strong clinical-trial data of its eteplirsen compound for the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
The stock has been paused more recently, allowing its 100-day moving average to catch up with the share price. That could be leading some traders to believe that it's ready to continue higher.
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Much has been written about eggs that has cast doubt on their nutritional value. As a result, most people are not aware of what is true and what is not. Misconceptions abound: are they healthy? How many daily servings are recommended? Who should avoid eating them? And probably the most common: will eating them increase my blood cholesterol levels?
While it is proven that eggs do contain a significant amount of dietary cholesterol, there also still remains a plethora of misinformation regarding eggs' true nutritional value, which has prevented many from enjoying them as part of a healthy diet.
The US Department of Agriculture recommends that you consume less than 300 mg of dietary cholesterol each day. Considering that one egg yolk contains around 215 mg of cholesterol, a two-egg omelette would put you over the top. But before you do away with omelettes, soufflés, and the like, consider that only a small amount of cholesterol in food will actually work its way into the bloodstream.
Studies show that saturated and trans fats are the real culprits behind elevated levels of blood LDL (bad) cholesterol. In fact, the American Heart Association stresses the importance of limiting foods containing trans and saturated fats, over limiting dietary cholesterol, since foods containing trans and saturated fat raises your blood cholesterol the most. Worth noting, eggs contain little saturated fats and no trans fats, and the cholesterol that comes from eggs is from the egg yolk; egg whites have no cholesterol.
While it is true that elevated LDL blood cholesterol levels do cause the hardening of arteries, a factor associated with coronary heart disease (CHD), studies have consistently shown that there is no definite linkage between egg intake and CHD in healthy people. One study from 1999 looked at the egg consumption of 117, 000 nurses and health professionals over a 14-year period and found that eating up to one egg a day did not increase the risk for CHD.
A more recent study, published in this month's issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, followed 21,327 male physicians over a 20-year period and found that consuming eggs, even up to 6 a week, was not linked with a greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
It is important to note that the same research does draw a link between egg consumption and cardiovascular disease risk for men who have diabetes. Those who ate 7 or more eggs a week had double the risk for death (most likely from heart disease) than those who consumed less than one egg a week.
Eggs are a good source of 11 nutrients that include folate, riboflavin, selenium, vitamin B12, and vitamin A. Eggs are also an excellent source of choline, a nutrient that is necessary for nerve and brain development. Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding require increased intake of choline.
Eggs are one of the few whole foods that contain vitamin D, a nutrient that is important in maintaining optimal bone health. Eggs are also rich in lutein, an antioxidant that can protect against the development of age-related macular degeneration or cataracts.
Additionally, studies have shown that lutein intake may actually reduce the risk for CHD by minimizing the formation of plaque on the artery walls. Moreover, research has demonstrated that eggs enriched with omega-3 from fish oil helps lower triglyceride levels - fats found in the bloodstream that is linked to CHD.
Eggs are also an excellent source of high-quality protein. They contain all the essential amino acids needed by the body to build valuable proteins. Eggs also provide a greater amount of the branched chain amino acids (BCAA), the amino acids that regulate muscle growth and control the release of insulin. Leucine, a BCAA, was found to help to reduce loss of muscle tissue, promote loss of body fat, and stabilize blood glucose levels. Researchers explain that eating high-quality protein, especially at breakfast, seems to be the key to long-term weight loss and maintenance.
When looked at as a whole food and not merely as a source of dietary cholesterol, the benefits associated with eggs being a part of a healthy diet are overwhelming. As research attributing egg consumption to CHD is lacking, one whole egg a day seems safe and beneficial.
If you have diabetes, talk to your doctor or dietitian about your concerns about eating eggs. If you are still worried about the amount of dietary cholesterol in eggs or the role it may play in increasing levels of blood cholesterol, consider enjoying your eggs without the yolk.
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You know, a year ago at this time, we spent November 29 and 30 talking about Juan Uribe's new contract, checking into reported interest in Johnny Damon & Jason Varitek, realizing that Jon Garland's "durability" might not have been what it seemed, and celebrating that Ryan Theriot was headed out for Blake Hawksworth.
This year, we're all but settled in for the winter with the realization that the budget is largely tapped, that there's unlikely to be much movement at the winter meetings, and that until there's progress on the ownership front, all we can do is warily keep an eye on the interminable court proceedings, though today's Dodgers/FOX hearing was postponed until December 7.
My, how times have changed. Still, we have a few items of interest to attend to…
* Today is Vin Scully's 84th birthday, which allows me the opportunity to post the same picture I've been using for about four years. We say each year that every season we still have with Vin is a gift, and never was that more true than in 2011, arguably the worst season in the franchise's history. The fact that we'll have him for at least one more year, and that he'll outlast Frank McCourt, is an honor we should all be grateful for.
* As expected, Jonathan Broxton moved on to greener pastures today, though I can't say I predicted him signing with the Royals. He'll set up for Joakim Soria and join a Kansas City pen that could be fearful, considering they already had an enviable talent of young relievers like Greg Holland, Blake Wood, Louis Coleman, and Tim Collins, enabling them to move Aaron Crow to the rotation. If he's healthy, it's a great deal for the Royals, though of course if he does succeed all you'll hear from the usual suspects will be "well of course, there's no pressure in Kansas City in the 8th inning." Uh huh.
* You'll notice I've added a tracker to the right sidebar collecting all of the minor-league invites the Dodgers hand out this offseason, and the newest addition is shortstop Luis Cruz, who will be 28 in March and has seen time in 56 MLB games across parts of three seasons from 2008-10 with Milwaukee and Pittsburgh. He spent most of 2011 with Texas' Triple-A club, though he did spend a month back in Mexico. With a .293 OBP in parts of 11 minor-league seasons, he's organizational filler and little more, though he could see a decent amount of Triple-A playing time if Justin Sellers does indeed make the big club.
* Hey, it could be worse: San Francisco extended GM Brian Sabean's contract through 2013 with a club option for 2014. That'll give him plenty of time to give Nate McLouth a four-year deal after the Braves are done with him.
* Finally, do you care about hockey? Particularly college hockey? No, of course you don't. Nor should you. That said, I did attend a game between my alma mater Boston U & Cornell over the weekend at a sold-out Madison Square Garden, and what you'll see in the clip below was too fun not to share. Fortunately for the Terriers, this got waved off because the ref lost sight of the puck and whistled the play dead.
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Graves and his colleagues were told to return to Washington immediately, with a police escort all the way.
When they arrived, he said, some firefighters deployed straight to the Pentagon, while others dispersed to fill in gaps in personnel. After the attacks, he said, "We found ourselves in a completely different world."
The events of Sept. 11 sparked major change for first responders across the nation and for the fledgling facility tucked away on the former Fort McClellan, which celebrated its 15th anniversary with a ceremony on Monday that was attended by staff, current and former trainees and local officials.
"We saw ourselves become even more viable and fulfill that capacity," said L.Z. Johnson, the center's first director, in his remarks at the ceremony. Media requests poured in, after the attacks, he said, as did funding and requests for training.
In the year after the attacks, the CDP trained 5,000 first responders — as many as it had trained since it offered its first course in June 1998. Fifteen years later, focus on domestic preparedness and participation at the CDP has ballooned; more than 775,000 students have prepared to respond to such events there.
The center, which offers response training for mass casualty events and other hazards, is the only facility that offers first responders the opportunity to train with live chemical agents and non-pathogenic biological agents at its Chemical, Ordnance, Biological and Radiological Training Facility. At the Noble Training Facility, which was integrated into the center in 2007, medical personnel have the opportunity to train in realistic conditions in a formerly functioning hospital.
CDP students have used their training responding to such incidents as the Boston Marathon bombings, the mass movie theater shooting last year in Aurora, Colo., and the 2011 tornadoes in Alabama and Joplin, Mo.
As students continue to stream through the CDP, staff are looking to continue to advance and expand the curricula offered there.
King said staff is working to create certificate programs that link individual courses into cumulative programs. Staff are also working to add such offerings as a biological agent-specific course, a mass casualty decontamination course and its first web-based training course.
"The CDP is obviously not coasting into the future," he said. "The staff is pushing for even more innovation and advancement of our curriculum to meet the growing demand of our stakeholders to be prepared to address the significant threats our nation is facing."
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The shot overshadowed a great performance by Hofstra's Taran Buie, who scored 29 points and tied a Hofstra single-game record with seven 3-pointers. This, after starting off 1-for-8 from the floor.
It was the final play that left Drexel (7-11, 3-3) triumphant and Hofstra (5-14, 2-4) livid.
With the score tied 52-all and the clock winding down, Massenat tried to step through two Hofstra defenders who nearly had him trapped beyond half-court. He launched a prayer from there and the ball swished through the net as the final buzzer sounded.
Hofstra head coach Moe Cassara, his staff and players argued vehemently that Massenat traveled to get off the shot. But the officials conferred, and disagreed.
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Does SEAL's book make Obama look bad on bin Laden?Friday, August 31st, 2012
Navy SEAL Mark Bissonnette, writing under the pseudonym of Mark Owen, is preparing to publish a book about the mission that killed Osama bin Laden at the terrorist's hideout in Pakistan. He played a key role in the mission.
The book is "No Easy Day," and it is creating controversy both for what it says and for how it is being published.
The Pentagon has notified Mr. Bissonnette that it is investigating whether he is in violation of the agreement he signed to have manuscripts cleared before publication. The provision is standard to prevent national secrets and sensitive information about procedures and tactics from being divulged to the enemy.
The publisher, Penguin, says its legal counsel approved publication. But the Pentagon says that is not enough, that its own lawyers should have been able to review and clear the book.
The book, which has large advance sales, calls into question the Obama administration's account of the May, 2011 mission. It says SEALS storming the house killed bin Laden when he stuck his head out of a door and that he was unarmed when shot. The book implies it might have been possible to take bin Laden alive.
The book also says the SEALS fired into bin Laden's body as he was dead or dying, and that a SEAL sat on bin Laden's body as it was flown on a helicopter for a burial at sea, an account that could contradict the administration's claim that the body was not desecrated.
The book depicts several SEALS as being disgusted with the Obama administration and Vice President Biden in particular.
Some military and legal experts say the actions described in the book are entirely proper. But some administration critics say the book, by a participant in the mission, shows the White House has spun the story to enhance Mr. Obama's role for political purposes.
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I know this has been done many times before, but it hasn't been done recently and I just wanna see what people say.
Blue - "Say It Ain't So" / Undone (The Sweater Song)
Pinkerton - "The Good Life" / "Pink Triangle"
Green - "Island In The Sun"
Maladroit - "Death and Destruction" / "Living Without You" (even though its only on the UK and Japanese version)
Make Believe - "Perfect Situation" / "Hold Me"
Red - "Pork and Beans" / "The Angel and The One"
Raditude - "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To"
Hurley - "Unspoken"
Death To False Metal - " Blowin' My Stack"
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Uuuummmm not really, just because most of them are singles off albums doesn't mean that I don't really relate to them and that they're not all important, Weezer have been my favorite band for over 2 and a half years, I have heard all of there music and from it I have chosen my favorites, it doesn't mean that I don't still love all the classics like "Only In Dreams" and "Tragic Girl" just because I prefer Green instead of Blue and Pinkerton like all the die-hard fans doesn't mean that my opinions are wrong. This is just my opinion and you can't have a go at me for saying what I like, some people on Weezer forums are just so ridiculous.
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your favourite weezer songs are really cliche. you must not be listening with your heart, and only your intellect otherwise this would not be your list. you should be slapped at least for being cliche
sorry, my comment was rude. But, yes you have many singles in your list, and it makes me question your musical appreciation. And here is my list:
my name is jonas
no other one
keep fishin
the other way/haunt you everyday
(haven't listened to red enough)
love is the answer
time flies
(haven't listened)
Nice List! Here's Mine
Blue: The World Has Turned And Left Me Here
Pinkerton: Across The Sea
Green: Glorious Day
Maladroit: Take Control
Make Believe: Peace
Red: The Angel and the one or Miss Sweeny
Raditude:Put me back together
Hurley: Brave New World
Death To False Metal: Losing My Mind
:) =w=
Blue: Holiday
Pink: No Other One
Green: Smile
Maladroit: American Gigolo
Make Believe: The Other Way
Red: The Greatest Man That Ever Lived
Rad: Trippin' Down the Freeway
Hurley: Time Flies
Death to False Metal: Turnin' Up the Radio
Hmmm. Always like picking favorite children haha
Blue: Only In Dreams
Pinkerton: Across the Sea/Butterfly (I can't choose)
Green: Photograph
Maladroit: December
Make Believe: The Other Way
Red: Miss Sweeney
Raditude: If you're Wondering...
Hurley: Ruling Me
Death to False Metal: Trampoline
Some tough choices here! ^-^
Blue: Jonas
Pinkerton: Across the Sea...I think. But El Scorcho has a special place to me, so hard to choose!
Green: Smile
Maladroit: December
Make Believe: Hold Me
Red: King. And Miss Sweeney.
Raditude: Trippin
Hurley: Unspoken
DTFM: I...actually don't know. Hard to choose. Maybe I'm a Robot bc it's a bit silly/fun.
For me, it looks a little something like this...
Blue: Say It Ain't So or Only In Dreams
Pinkerton: The Good Life
Green: Photograph
Maladroit: Keep Fishin'
Make Believe: Peace
Red: Miss Sweeney or King
Raditude: I Don't Want To Let You Go
Hurley: I Want To Be Something
Death to False Metal: Blowin' My Stack
Blue- Only in Dreams
Pinkerton- Butterfly/Pink Triangle
Green- Photograph/Island in the Sun
Maladroit- Space Rock/Slob
Make Believe- Perfect Situation/Hold Me
Red- The Angel and the One
Raditude- Put Me Back Together/ I Want You To
Hurley- Unspoken/Hang On
Death To False Metal- Autopilot/Blowin' My Stack
The World Has Turned And Left Me Here
Across The Sea/Falling For You
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Don't know the other albums well enough but I love Death To False Metal. Some great songs on that album.
Blue - Only in Dreams or Say It Ain't So (can't decide)
Pinkerton - Falling For You
Green - Hash Pipe
Maladroit - Keep Fishin'
Make Believe - Haunt You Every Day or Perfect Situation
Red - Cold Dark World or Miss Sweeney
Raditude - Put Me Back Together
Hurley - Memories
Death to False Metal - Odd Couple or Losing My Mind