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If you love recipes, crafts and decorating for the holidays these articles will provide you ideas for all three. Recipes that will become family favorites, crafts that will save you money, and decorating ideas that will inspire you to get into the spirit of the holidays can all be found here. See: Top 5 Christmas entertaining articles
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Top Five Christmas Entertaining ArticlesBy dawn | At Home – Thu, Nov 29, 2012 12:04 PM EST
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Hard Candy Holiday CandlesBy dawn | At Home – Tue, Nov 27, 2012 7:41 AM EST
Candles decorated in Candy
With budgets tight, and Christmas right around the corner, there's a real need to keep things simple and inexpensive. Decorating with what you may already have and using inexpensive accents are always a fun project that can look wonderful and save you money. These candy candles are super easy to make, cute and can be a great way to decorate and extend the life of old candles that may be past their prime. Here's the super cute and easy instructions: How to make Hard Candy Candles
Thanksgiving Side Dish SuggestionsBy dawn | Shine Food – Thu, Nov 15, 2012 2:43 PM EST
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Thanksgiving is again approaching and it's another wonderful time for friends and famiily to get together and show their love, and appreciation for their good fortune. It's also a great time to come up with ne traditions, and new recipes to "wow" the family with. Why not think a little outside the box this year and try a few new recipes that are a little less traditional perhaps, but still just a delicious? You never know, the new side dish you try today, may become the next tradition. Here's a list of Thanksgiving side dishes to try this year, Thanksgiving side dish suggestions.
How to Select and Prepare Your First Thanksgiving TurkeyBy dawn | Shine Food – Wed, Nov 14, 2012 12:44 PM EST
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So you're feeling all grown up now and you've decided it's time to treat your family to a Thanksgiving feast prepared by your own two hands. The only problem is, while you have loads of good intentions and enthusiasm to boot, you're short one necessary component: experience. This may be your first Turkey. Thanksgiving can be an intimidating task for a novice cook. Not to mention your siblings will never let you live it down if your turkey doesn't turn out. Have no fear, there's help. Find useful basic information here: How to choose and prepare your Thanksgiving turkey, and fear turkey no more!
Low Sugar Fruit Spread for the HolidaysBy dawn | Shine Food – Mon, Nov 12, 2012 11:09 AM EST
Peach preserves are a tasty compliment to baked ham.
If you love giving homemade gifts or making your own sugar controlled goodies you'll love being able to make your own fruit spread. Fruit spreads can be used in so many ways, heated and used for a glaze for hams, on biscuits, on scones, or a topping on ice cream. Whatever the use may be these fruit spreads can be made with reduced sugar, and placed in cute jars for a thoughtful holiday gift. Here's the simple recipe. Find out how to make your own here: How to make low sugar fruit spread
Top Pumpkin Recipes for AutumnBy dawn | Shine Food – Tue, Oct 16, 2012 9:38 AM EDT
The chilly weather is setting in, there's the appearance of pumpkins on front porches, and we're starting to see the first flecks of gold, orange and yellow in the leaves. That means it is time to think about great seasonal recipes that you can try with your family. Here is a list with links to some of my favorite pumpkin recipes. Give them a try! Here's the link: Top Pumpkin recipes for fall
Pumpkin Pie PancakesBy dawn | Shine Food – Tue, Oct 9, 2012 8:33 AM EDT
Pumpkin Protein Pancakes
Looking for a great Halloween breakfast for your child to get them in the mood for the night ahead? Think no further with these yummy pumpkin pancakes. Filled with yummy golden raisins and just the right amount of pumpkin flavor your kids will love this hauntingly delicious breakfast. Here's the easy recipe: How to make Pumpkin Pie pancakes
Great Halloween Candy AlternativesBy dawn | Shine Food – Fri, Oct 5, 2012 3:12 PM EDT
Don't be 'scared' of Halloween costs!
It's no secret today that much of what we are feeding our young are causing obesity in epidemic proportions. With Halloween right around the corner, it is a good and healthy idea to come up with a few alternatives to sugar laden candy. Here are few suggestions, keep in mind some of these items are not appropriate for very small children. For the tips and ideas see: Great Alternatives to Halloween Candy
How to Make Pepper Steak Using Carne PicadaBy dawn | Shine Food – Tue, Sep 18, 2012 9:43 AM EDT
Carne Picada is an economical choice for making pepper steak for the family.
The economy is tight, and fixing foods we love on a budget is key to having money left over every month. Carne Picada is thin strips of beef and used frequently in Mexican style dishes. However, it is so versatile you can often use it for many dishes. It comes already cut and is relatively inexpensive compared to other cuts of beef. Here's the easy and quick recipe: How to make Pepper Steak
How to Make Mexican Style Chicken SoupBy dawn | Shine Food – Wed, Sep 12, 2012 10:24 AM EDT
Mexican style chicken soup done easy!
Finding healthy soups that are tasty in stores is always a challenge. Making your own homemade soups are not that hard and you get to control the ingredients. This recipe is easy to make and guilt free. If you're looking for big flavors, and hearty healthy comfort food, this recipe should be added to your list. See the recipe here: How to make Mexican style chicken soup


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Charles Clifton Pritchard, 84, went to his heavenly home on Thursday, Nov. 10, of natural causes at England Manor Nursing Home in England.
He was born June 14, 1927 to Claud Marion and Alice (Fortune) Pritchard in Little Rock. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Ellen (Hartley) Pritchard, one sister, Ruth (Curtis) DuVall, one brother Horace (Doris) Pritchard and one granddaughter, Jennifer Janette Jones.Â
Rick Lee Butzlaff, 59, of Hot Springs and Benton, died Tuesday, Nov. 8, in Hot Springs. Born Feb, 19,1952 in Madison, Wis., he was of the Lutheran faith.
He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Tonna Butzlaff of Hot Springs and Benton; a son, Ryan Butzlaff of Lowell; his parents, Harry and Shirley Butzlaff of Bryant; three sisters, Sandra Phillips of Arlington, Texas, Nancy Blaylock of Missouri City, Texas, and Shari Butzlaff of Little Rock; three brothers, Robert Butzlaff of Arlington, Texas, William Butzlaff of Russellville and Jim Butzlaff of Bryant.
A memorial service for Randall Craig Anderson, 53, of Judsonia will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14, at Dial and Dudley Funeral Home in Bryant.
Anderson was born Jan. 23, 1958, to the late Alfred Junior Anderson and Mary Eleanor Knisley Meisenheimer in Batesville. He was a Razorback fan and a NASCAR fan and had a love for all sports.
He is survived by three children, Jessica Anderson, Brittany Mears and husband Matt, and Dillon Toki; two grandchildren, Gabriel Theis and Jackson Mears; a brother, Richard Anderson and wife Sharon; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Jane "Tootie" Johnson Higgins, 71, passed away Nov. 8 at University of Arkansas for Medical Science in Little Rock.
She was born Oct. 10,1940, in Traskswood, to David and Ruby Johnson. She was preceded in death by her husband of 41 years, James Kenneth Higgins; one son, Donald David Higgins; two brothers, Skeet and Buster Johnson; a sister, Betty Burnett; two grandchildren, Jonathan and David; and a former daughter-in-law, Deborah Kay Higgins.
Carolyn Joyce "Josie" Puckett Babbs, 71, of Benton died Monday, Nov. 7. She was born April 4, 1940, in Benton.
She was a homemaker and a member of Reyburn Creek Missionary Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Ralph Jess Puckett Sr. and Melba Lewis Puckett; her husband, Robert Babbs; and a daughter, Lisa Brown.
James O. Willis, 84, of Benton, went to be with the Lord on Nov. 6. He was born July 24, 1927, in Saline County to the late Charles and Izoria Willis.Â
James was a truck driver and a member of New Friendship Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Charles Willis;a and sister, Lillian Porter.Â
He is survived by his brother, Clyde O'Dell Willis of New Iberia, La.; his sisters, Etta Moody of Lonoke and Billie Thorne of North Little Rock; and the extended family of Brother Randy Ward and wife Rita, and his granddaughter, Olivia Ward.
Marjorie Christene Word, 83, of Bauxite died Sunday, Nov. 6. She was born Sept. 5, 1928, in Poyen.
Marjorie was a retired cafeteria worker for Pine Haven Schools, a member of the Order of Eastern Star and a member of Trinity Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Carva Morris Williams and Erma Williams; her husband, Tilford Leland Word; and her son, Bobby Word.
She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Margaret and John Davis of Benton.
Mary F. Smith, 70, of Haskell, passed away Sunday, Nov. 6. She was born Aug. 27, 1941, in Humphrey, to the late P.A. and Jessie Capps.
Mrs. Smith was a homemaker and of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Eullie E. "Shorty" Smith.Â
James Parvin Teague, 71, of Bismarck passed away on Nov.12, with his family by his side. James was born on March 28, 1940 in Hot Springs to the late Parvin and Marie Teague. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and tinkering on motors. His most treasured times was time spent with his family.
Thomas "Tommy" Edward Chandler, 80, of Lonsdale, passed away Sunday, Nov. 6. He was born Oct. 12, 1931 in Tahoka, Texas, to the late Clive and Hazel Chandler.
He was a member of Ten Mile Missionary Baptist Church, a member of the Masonic Lodge No. 34 of Benton and an Air Force veteran of the Korean War.
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Scan the forums and three brands repeatedly surface as front runners in the super-premium category: Beltronics (BEL), Escort and Valentine. Valentine loyalists tout the Valentine One's sensitivity (the range at which it can detect police radar) and
its directional arrows, claimed to be able to indicate the direction of a radar signal.
Fans of Escort and BEL (divisions within the same company) point out that a windshield-mount model from each, the Redline and STi Magnum, respectively, out-ranged every competitor in a recent test, V1 included. And it's worth noting that the Valentine One was designed in 1990; even its rabid fanboys grudgingly admit that technology has advanced in the decades since the V1 made its appearance. Nor do many dispute its propensity for constantly shrieking alerts to nonexistent threats, a trait we quantified in one test.
Regardless, none of the three claims the ability to defeat red light cameras or ignore false alarms generated by static sources. For that you'll need a GPS-enabled model, according to the manufacturers. This begs the question: Which is better, GPS or conventional tech?
Our journey on the path to enlightenment bogs down somewhat at this point. Skim the surface and it may appear that any GPS-enabled model can handle cameras and false alarms with equal alacrity. The Cobra XRS-9970G has GPS, for instance, and is often priced far below the BEL, Escort and Valentine models. And some Whistlers, all comparative bargains, can also be fitted with GPS modules.
If only life were so simple. True, some Cobra GPS models showed improved K- and Ka-band performance in a recent test, but Global Positioning System technology clearly failed to cure their fondness for barking alerts of phantom radar guns. (Or--rather more alarming--of phantom trains bearing down on us, only one of the eye-opening moments experienced in our star-crossed 2012 Radar Rally. And even the best Whistler can hardly be expected to approach the radar performance of competing models costing twice as much.
To sort out the claims and advertising hype, we compared the two types of detectors: GPS-enabled versus conventional-tech. Multiple tests were run over a period of months to finally answer the question: Can the GPS-enabled radar detector provide relief from cameras and
better resist false alarms--but without skimping on performance in the process?
We tested a trio of non-GPS detectors, the BEL STi Magnum ($499.95), Escort Redline ($499.95) and the Valentine One ($399). The GPS group included the BEL Pro GX65 ($469.95, now relabeled the Pro 500), Cobra XRS-9970G ($389.95) and the Escort Passport 9500ix ($449.95). Skip ahead to our Top Picks.
We ran all six through our usual battery of tests at test sites around Phoenix, Arizona. These measured sensitivity, a.k.a. radar-detection range. Just like thickness in body armor, more always is better.
First stop was the Curve Test Site, a particularly difficult challenge. Here the radar vehicle is parked in mid-curve, its radar aimed uphill and at a 45-degree angle away from oncoming traffic. The police vehicle isn't visible until the
moment the radar operator has already locked-in the speed of an approaching car, at about 650 feet. With nothing to deflect the radar beam toward the
detector's antenna, only extreme sensitivity can deliver enough warning distance here.
Five of the six detectors delivered plenty of range; only the Cobra faltered noticeably, particularly on K- and one of the two principal Ka-band frequencies. With the Cobra XRS-9970G scores excluded to avoid skewing the results, on average the non-GPS radar detectors delivered appreciably better range: 43 percent better on X-band, 21 percent on K-band and 31 percent on 34.7 GHz Ka-band. The two groups were nearly identical on 35.5 GHz Ka-band where the GPS models had a statistically-insignificant two-percent edge on range.
Our next stop was the Straightaway/Curves test site, a no-brainer. It's a series of 3-mile-long and almost perfectly flat straightaways linked by plunging downhill S-curves at low-water crossings where it intersects the same river several times over the course of 10 miles. (Bridges are uncommon on secondary roads in the Southwest; the road simply follows the terrain. This low-tech practice works beautifully--until it rains.)
As expected, five of the six contestants turned in terrific scores, spotting all four radar guns from the maximum distance, 5.4 miles. The Cobra XRS-9970G again trailed the pack here, short-sighted on K- and Ka band. The range disparity between GPS and non-GPS groups mirrored their performances at the Around-the-Curve test site.
A third series of tests scrutinized their resistance to false alarms. It also graded the GPS models' faithfulness in warning of red light and speed cameras, hundreds of which litter the metro Phoenix road system.
The modest first effort compared only the Escort 9500ix and Valentine One. Three assistants and two cars circled an 87.4-mile-long urban loop four times, mapping the radar sources and false alarms. The final score was V1: 51 false alarms, Escort Passport 9500ix: 0.
Then we took both on a 1,470-mile freeway blast, Phoenix to Little Rock, Arkansas. Each accurately reported all of the 21 police radars and two lasers encountered en route. The Valentine One also barked 111 false alarms, the Escort 9500ix only nine.
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Later we created another test of urban false alarms, examining all six detectors this time. In a moment of weakness it was decided to toss additional products into the mix--Escort Live and Cobra iRadar. The combined event was christened the First Annual, Every-Other-Year Radar Rally.
After months of effort we created a 91-mile-long route around metro Phoenix. This included 26 miles of six-lane urban freeway, zoned at 55 mph or 65 mph depending upon the location. About half of the remaining 65 miles was comprised of city streets in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe and Mesa. The rest consisted of state highways.
During this event nine vehicles and drivers braved 18 speed traps and nearly as many red light and speed cameras. To no one's surprise, the GPS models blew away the conventional-tech competition. While the latter group chirped alerts to every automatic door opener along the route, two of the three GPS models remained tomb-silent. Their Cobra classmate, however, manically blurted out warnings of 37 threats: 12 cameras, including three phantom locations; 18 radars, three speedtraps and a trio of POP radar alerts--plus one train. The last was somewhat puzzling as the nearest tracks were a 10-minute drive to our east.
Each type of radar detector has a unique character. The best GPS-enabled models tested--from BEL and Escort (same company)--are almost immune to false alarms. They have somewhat less range, particularly on X band and 34.7 GHz Ka band. But they offer nearly bulletproof protection from red light and speed cameras.
The best of the conventional-tech models, again BEL and Escort products, deliver greater range and they're also immune to detection by radar detector detectors.
Trying to pick a winner among radar detectors, even in this group of over-achievers, can induce behavioral issues or prematurely-gray hair. As a pain-free alternative, here are our top picks.


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The Biggest Loser RunWalk Plattsburgh
Half Marathon/5K/Kids 1 Mile Fun Run
June 1, 2014
A race for all fitness levels, whether you are ready to set a personal record or this is your first race, come join us at The Biggest Loser RunWalk!
Each registered participant and finisher will receive the following:
• The Biggest Loser Finisher's Medal
• Commemorative Technical T-Shirt
• Drawstring Backpack
• Chip-Timed Race for Runners and Those Tracking Personal Goals
• Free Downloadable Race Photos
• Award Divisions for Runners and Walkers
• Celebrity appearances by former contestants from "The Biggest Loser"
• Hydration Stations with Water/Sports Drinks Along the Course
and Food at the Finish Line
• Finish Line Festival Entertainment by Billboard Chart Topping Artist &
Former Biggest Loser Season 5 Contestant, Dan Evans
• Last but not Least, a Truly Inspirational and Unforgettable Experience
**The course for The Biggest Loser RunWalk Plattsburgh, NY winds through downtown Plattsburgh and along the Saranac River which flows into Cumberland Bay.
Join Tumi Oguntala from Season 15, and Dan & Jackie Evans from Season 5! The Biggest Loser RunWalk Plattsburgh Half Marathon/5k and 1 Mile Kids Fun Run will sell out quickly so be sure to secure your spot today! Online registration is open for this event through the evening of May 29, 2014. If the race has not sold out, walk up registration at Packet Pick-up will be available May 31, 2014.
Half Marathon Registration
through 12/31/13
through 2/28/14
$60.00 through 4/30/14
$65.00 through 5/29/14
@ Packet Pick-up Registration (if available)
5K Registration
through 12/31/13
through 2/28/14
$35.00 through 5/29/14
@ Packet Pick-up Registration (if available)
Kids 1 Mile Fun Run: (Ages 4-12)
Pre-registered and @ Packet Pick-up - $15.00
Registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Fees listed above do not include the Active.com processing fee.
There is NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION.
There is no wheelchair division available for this event.
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Online Registration Closes:
May 29, 2014 at 11:59 pm CDT or until sell-out.
VIP Experience
Enjoy the VIP treatment!
The VIP experience includes:
Complimentary pre-race snacks
Catered lunch
Free beverages (coffee, soda, and water)
Premium seating
VIP parking
All benefiting the Kids Fit Foundation! Plus, you'll get an exclusive meet 'n' greet with former Biggest Loser contestants.
Anyone can purchase a VIP ticket, even if you are not participating in the race.
Kids Fit One Mile Fun Run
Don't forget to bring the kids for their very own fun run (ages 4-12) hosted by
Kids Fit Foundation!
Kids Fit programs and events are designed to be a day for kids to reach their goals and to celebrate their healthy lifestyle achievements with their family and friends. We encourage all families to get their children active at a young age. All children receive a t-shirt and finisher's medal. Bring the camera and we'll bring the smiles!
: Sunday, June 1, 2014
Start time
: 11:30 am
Kids Fit Foundation
is a national non-profit organization created to serve communities with the charitable mission to fund and provide fitness programs for at risk youth and their families.
*Please register your child prior to the race.
Team Challenge
Join our Team Challenge program!
Motivating others to achieve a goal is a tremendous bonding experience. If you're looking for a way to build teamwork and community within your company, organization, church, school, or neighborhood join The Biggest Loser RunWalk Team Challenge!
Discount on race registration
Recruitment support (flyers and custom e-blasts)
Group commemorative photo
Start & Finish-line tent (with banner display) with 25+ runners
See the
Team Challenge form
for more perks and instructions.
Packet Pick-up
Bring signed
to Packet Pick up.
Front of City Hall
41 City Hall Place
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Saturday, May 31, 2014
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Lectures Including:
Food and Fitness
The First-Time Runner
Biggest Loser Q&A
Race Day Information
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Start Time:
8:00 am – 5K start time for all participants
8:10 am - Half Marathon start time for all participants
11:30 am – 1 mile Kids Fun Run start time for all participants
Start/Finish Line:
Front of City Hall
41 City Hall Place
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Course Maps:
*Half marathon is a 2 loop course
Rain or Shine:
This event will take place rain or shine, so please dress accordingly.
For the safety of all participants, the following are prohibited: bicycles, in-line skates, skateboards and all motor-driven vehicles.
Portable toilets, fluid replacement and first aid will be available on the course. Certified medical personnel will be available at the start and finish areas of the race.
Timing System
All Half Marathon and 5K participants will be chip-timed.
*Please note: All participants must wear their race bib in order to have their times recorded. Race Results will be posted at
shortly after the race.
Gear Check
Gear check will be available for all participants on race day. Please tear off the gear check tag from the bottom of your race bib and attach it to your bag.
Participants will receive FREE downloadable race photos!
There will be photographers along the course snapping your photo for some great action shots, but make sure to stop by the finish line festival to take your official finisher's photo!
*Please note: Your race bib is how your photos will be tagged to yourself, so make sure to wear it on race day in a clear visible spot on the front of your clothing. You will receive an email when your photos are available for viewing, complete with easy links to share on Facebook and Twitter!
Runner Secure Zone/Finish Line:
Once you cross the finish line you'll enter a Runner Secure Zone - a fenced off area for race participants only. You will receive water, sports drink, and food.
Parking and Spectators
Spectators: We welcome all spectators to cheer on participants and loved ones! There is no fee to be a spectator at this race. Spectators are advised to be in place 1 hour before race start on Race Day. Please see the course map for route locations.
Rules and Policies
Race Rules:
You must bring a photo ID to pick up your own race bib and timing chip at packet pick-up. No one else can pick up your packet for you.
Race bibs are required to participate.
No coaches, handcycles, bikes, in-line skates, skateboards or dogs will be allowed on the course.
Course Time Limit:
Participants have 5 hours to complete the Half Marathon (22 min/mile pace). The 5K participants have 1.5 hours to complete the course (30 min/mile pace). The course has a rolling street closure. If you fall behind this pace, the roads will be reopened to normal traffic and you will be a pedestrian and subject to normal traffic rules.
Entry fees are
and entries are
. Sorry, no exceptions. Once we receive and accept your entry, you will not receive a refund if you cannot participate. You may not give or sell your number to anyone else. You also may not transfer your application to the following year or another event. If you attempt to sell your race number, you may be banned from future events for three years.
Training Programs
Need help training for the race? Check out The Biggest Loser RunWalk training programs brought to you by BodyMedia.
5K Run or Walk Program
Half Marathon Run or Walk Program
Need a place to stay the night or weekend? Why not stay with fellow participants? Below is a list of discounted hotel rates.
Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Plattsburgh
554 State Route 3
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Complimentary breakfast included
Complimentary coffee
Coffee maker
Broadband Internet access in guest rooms
Business center
Pets allowed
Discounted Rate:
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8 Everleth Drive
Plattsburgh, NY, 12901
Broadband Internet Access in guest rooms
Complimentary Breakfast
Complimentary Coffee
Fitness Center
Hot Tub
Pool (Indoor)
Pool (Outdoor)
Rollaway Beds Available
Discounted Rate:
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Want to be a part of the excitement?
We are always looking for volunteers to join us on the big day!
Aside from having a great time, all volunteers will receive a special Biggest Loser RunWalk t-shirt!
Please fill out the
Volunteer form
to help!
The Biggest Loser RunWalk helps thousands of people complete their fitness goals. Support this cause by sponsoring this unique race series. For more information, please email
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Although private health care is more expensive than group health insurance, the fact that you are allowed to pick and choose from different levels of coverage and to refuse certain coverage options altogether (like chiropractic or mental health) can make some basic private insurance plans more affordable.
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I don't think the arm did anything until the brain told it which one to pick up. I think the brain could have told it to pick up either. Yes my brain and consciousness could actually cause me to pick up the one I least desired, particularly if you were watching just to mess with your mind.eebamxela wrote:Here Elman, pick this analogy apart.
You hungry. On a table lie the last two edible objects in the universe. Lets say its a baked potato, and a pb&j sandwich. These are the only two options you have. Which one will you eat first and why? The why is more important than the which.
Lets say you eat the potato first. Did your arm reach out for it because a series of nerve impulses from your brain were triggered by the knowledge of higher enjoyment levels ensue by the consumption of a baked potato? Did your arm reach out for it at random (meaning the liklihood of you eating the potato first was exactly 50%)?
Or was it that you really have knowledge of gaining higher enjoyment from the pbj, but, just for the hell of it, because you just wanted to, you went for the potato?
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Brain's Placement is a SuccessOctober 8th, 2012 by Careers and Employability
Today's post is a guest article by Danny Donovan who has just finished a GO Wales Placement with Brains.
I decided to apply for a GO Wales placement because I felt the structure of the programme best suited my skills and experience as an entry level prospective employee, whilst allowing me the flexibility to learn on the job too. Moreover, the process of searching and applying on the website was clear and simple to use – making it a lot easier to find the relevant opportunity for professional development.
Clarity and fairness were crucial components of my decision to apply; it was extremely clear from the outset what would be expected of me at the company, as opposed to feeling swamped and confused by most other full time positions as advertised on recruitment search engines.
My project encapsulated certain desired outcomes which were identified prior to me applying, and elaborated on during my induction meeting with the manager I worked under, on the very first day. I worked between brand, and retail marketing and my role was to support the press and PR team in keeping the company's high profile by the implementation of an external relations strategy via direct contact with Welsh and National media. My day-to-day activities included drafting and distributing press releases; feature writing; supporting internal communications; website and social media support.
During my project I aimed to improve the flow of information, both internally and externally, generate new ideas to increase or improve the profile of the company, and to maximise good news opportunities and publicity throughout the business.
Whilst there are many, a particular highlight of my placement was the success of an internal newsletter I designed, produced, and edited. The aim of 'Brains News' was to develop a method of internal communications to highlight the good work going on at Brains, and circulate the information around head office and the managed pub estate. The news stories were collated into an internal newsletter which helped to spread good news, and highlight relevant employee newsworthy content for press and social media. The aim of the newsletter was to maximise publicity for Brains by grasping good news opportunities as they arise from inside the business, and to improve the flow of information internally.
It brought back great community stories and charity fundraising going on around the pub estate, which in turn highlighted opportunities for external news content to be aimed at local press and our website. Interest from the South Wales Echo, South Evening Post, and websites like fundrasing.co.uk, brought a lot of coverage for the brilliant efforts made by the Brains pub community.
The successful implementation of Brains News is represented in the excellent media coverage of a bar manager's personal story about his charity fundraising.
After the placement I am travelling to Germany, where I aim to pursue a career in international public relations.
The Go Wales placement has been a crucial part of my professional development since leaving University in pursuit of my dream career. The co-ordination and support from the team ensured I was adequately prepared prior to starting, and looked after during the course of the placement. The organisation of the placement encouraged me to work proactively, and make the most of the experience. I was always aware that the resources and support were available from the team, and I felt assured in the knowledge that their efforts were always concentrated towards getting me to where I am today.
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Paul McCartney's Epic 'Rockshow' to Air at the Clark
For Immediate Release
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WILLIAMSTOWN, MA—The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute broadcasts the concert film Rockshow on Friday, September 13 at 7 pm. Tickets are $12 ($10 members). To purchase tickets, visit clarkart.edu or call 413 458 0524.
In 1975 and 1976 Paul McCartney and Wings undertook the epic "Wings over the World" tour, the largest scale tour they would ever undertake as a band. From this tour came both the legendary "Wings over America" triple live album and the concert film Rockshow. Although filmed live at the enormous King Dome in Seattle, Rockshow—originally a cut-down version of the concert—was not premiered until November 1980 in New York and April 1981 in London. It was released on Betamax and later on laserdisc.
Now available for the first time, the complete full-length concert has been fully restored from the original 35mm film with remastered sound. The Clark's auditorium's superior acoustics capture Paul McCartney and Wings live on stage as never seen before.
About the Clark
Set amidst 140 acres in the Berkshires, the Clark is one of the few major art museums that also serves as a leading international center for research and scholarship. The Clark presents public and education programs and organizes groundbreaking exhibitions that advance new scholarship. The Clark's research and academic programs include an international fellowship program and conferences. Together with Williams College, the Clark sponsors one of the nation's leading master's programs in art history. The Clark receives support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open daily in July and August (open Tuesday through Sunday from September through June), 10 am to 5 pm. Admission is $15 June 1 through October 31; free November through May; and free year-round for Clark members, children 18 and younger, and students with valid ID. For more information, visit clarkart.edu or call 413 458 2303. The Clark's library is closed for renovation through September 3, 2013.


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I LOVED THIS PLACE. Is it closed. I really do not understand why places I like close while many places that have mediocre food, and are overpriced just keep going.
First time I ever went here, the food was fantastic and the service mediocre. So I excused the service and went back again several months later.
Thankfully this time around, I got a much better server. I hope that other one got fired!
But the food speaks for itself and exceeds your wildest expectations. You have to try this one out!
No better crepes to be found outside of Brittany – This a great culinary experience in a unique and fun atmosphere. We arrived about 9:30 on a Friday night and even though the place was full of people having a great time, the bartender took the time to answer my questions and told us to sign in on on the blackboard with my name and number in our party. We grabbed a glass of wine, signed in and observed the activity. There are several areas including the bar and waiting area, an outside dining areea on the side walk, inside tables and a counter that is perfect for observing the construction of the crepes. After a short wait we were given the choice of where we wanted to sit. We chose the counter and enjoyed a great show of the crepe prep. It made your mouth water. I chose a dessert crepe which was served flambe with Grand Marnier.
A real plus is the location just a block and ahalf from the bart station at 16th and Mission or on the 33 bus line The location can also be a negative if you fear eclectic crowds including street charactors. Be Brave, be adventurous and reap the reward of the best crepe outside of France
Unacceptable Customer Service – I've been a loyal Ti Couz customer for over 10 years. The scallop crepe with seafood sauce has been my staple food after long hours in school then...and still my favorite after long and stressful day at work now. I know that this place is environmentally conscious and "take out" is not accepted unless you bring your own food container (kudos for you on this one!). Tonight at 9 PM was one of those long and stressful day at work so I was nostalgic for my comfort food. I walked 5 blocks carrying my recyclable paper plate with tin foil (you need some kind of cover when walking in the Mission) and a metal bowl for the special salad. I politely ask Sergio (I found out the manager's name after) for a "take out" and gave him my food container. To my surprise, he wouldn't serve me! Sergio said that they are only allowed to do "take out" on a tupperware. I explained to him that I recycle the paper plate and tin foil and I wash my metal bowl. Apparently, this is Ti Couz law and tonight I can not get my scallop with seafood sauce and special salad. I can understand if I got rejected from bringing a plastic plate. Hey Ti Couz, I brought a recyclable container! I'm a person that shop at Rainbow Grocery...when recycling, I separate plastic lid and paper. I make sure to recycle every bit of waste in my household! You have to change your law within reasonable limit or you will lose another loyal customer. By the way, Atlas Cafe's beets sandwich and tuna sandwich was actually a better choice than Ti Couz greasy crepe. They even gave me a brown paper bag for my sandwich. Sergio, the manager, the plate and tin foil I left on the counter, please make sure to put those in the blue bin! Recycle!
Are you kidding?? – Visited this restaurant for the first time last night (weekday). Waited 45 minutes to get a table, which is fine as long as the food is up to expectations. But it was really disappointing. I am puzzled that this place can be rated so highly, when the crepes are really average. I had the ?complete? ? cheese, ham, and egg, and my friend had the mushroom and shrimp. Mine was overcooked and too light. One slice of ham throughout the crepe and I am supposed to be full? Am I the only one who has seen crepes prepared 10x better elsewhere? Okay, the mushroom and shrimp was marginally better, but still nothing remarkable. Maybe the restaurant should remind guests to order 2-3 crepes per person, instead of having all these other ridiculous signs posted all over the place. I strongly encourage people to try this joint out, so you can agree with me what a sad excuse for a restaurant this is. I?m not coming back. Avoir!
Great Food in a Dumpy atmosphere – The food is still great here - always just right in my experience (the other reviews say it all), - but as difficult is it for me to say about one of my favorite places in San Francisco....and I like atmosphere as much as the next person, but wake up proprietors, the place is a dump! The walls haven't seen a paint job in 10 +,years the floors are almost black with ground-in grime and all the furniture and mouldings are chipped and banged and scuffed to within an inch of their lives. If f you sit too near the dish-room in the rear half of the main dining room, it smells like fermenting dishwater. (under the black perforated floor mats) We asked to be moved because of the smell (there were plenty of open tables) - the host was most annoyed - he, by the way, gave us attitude from the moment we walked in. Time for a little routine maintenance and some attention to staff attitudes. Just a paint-job alone would do wonders.
But from the owners point of view, the place is packed most evenings, so why bother? . I will still continue to go, since the food has maintained its level of excellence, but would a little attention to normal upkeep be too much to ask?
Amazing crepes – If you think crepes can't fill you up you've never eaten here! The crepes are a meal in themselves. Add a small salad appetizer and an ice cream dessert and you'll need a wheelbarrow to leave! This a true gem in the heart of the mission. If you love crepes you'll love Ti Couz.
It Lived Up to My Husband's Hype! – My husband moved from San Francisco to NYC in 1995 and he's been pining for Ti Couz ever since. (He designed their business cards back then.) I was FINALLY introduced to the place in January 2007, and I can see why he missed it so. It has a warm, small-neighborhood feel, high ceilings, and plenty of place to sit. The service was awesome and crepes even more so - we had only two mornings for breakfast during our stay and we made the trek from Fisherman's Wharf (ugh) both times so we could try different crepes. My favorite standard - Crepe Complete - was perfection and I really enjoyed the sausage and cheese on the second visit. The fresh passion fruit juice was oh-so-refreshing and delicious. We wish the place were near us in New York.<p>RUN - don't walk - to the Mission District for a fabulous breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert crepe.
American crepe! – A quaint, small place with great food. It?s perfect for a light crepe meal or an after sweet dessert. I went for the sausage and mushroom combination and really loved it...as the spices in the sausage were perfect. I like anything made with wheat and this place is really in sync with the crab challenge.
Satisfying Crepes – The crepes here are delicious! Just one crepe is enough to satisfy the appetite. I like to order the mushroom, cheese, and tomato. Another Ti Couz treat is the Bloody Mary that is served with a jumbo prawn. It is a friendly and casual place that is good for a date or a gathering with friends.
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For Immediate Release
July 12, 2010
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The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute recently appointed Dr. Aruna D'Souza as associate director of its research and academic program. D'Souza, a noted scholar of nineteenth-century French art and feminist art history, most recently served as an associate professor at the State University of New York's Binghamton campus. D'Souza will join Michael Ann Holly, the research and academic program's Starr Director, in administering the wide range of scholarly events and activities that make it one of the most distinctive academic initiatives in the field of visual arts.
D'Souza holds M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University. She graduated with honors from the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, earning a bachelor of arts degree. The author of Cézanne's Bathers: Biography and the Erotics of Paint (Penn State University Press, 2008) D'Souza has written and lectured extensively on a wide variety of topics pertaining to both French and feminist art. While a Clark fellow, she conducted research for Open Secrets: Intimacy Between Street and Home in Nineteenth-Century Paris, a study of how changing ideas of closeness (often prompted by new technologies, such as the telephone, or new institutions, such as the department store) were visualized in late nineteenth-century painting and popular illustration.
"During her tenure here at the Clark, Aruna impressed her colleagues with her keen intellect, blending her appreciation for the history of art with a commitment to contemporary art," said Michael Conforti, director of the Clark. "This combination makes her an ideal choice to guide future research and academic projects at the Clark."
"We are very pleased to have such a vibrant, energetic colleague joining our staff," said Holly. "Her broad fascination in the philosophical and theoretical foundations of the history of art, and her engaging and dynamic personality, give us great confidence that Aruna will contribute immensely to the imaginative ambitions of the Research and Academic Program."
The Clark is unusual in that its dual mission as both a museum and a center for research and higher education allows its research and academic program to encourage fresh approaches to the understanding of issues and objects from a variety of periods and genres of art. Visiting fellowships are awarded each year to promising and established art historians, critics, and museum curators with the aim of fostering a critical commitment to inquiry in the theory, history, and interpretation of visual representations. To date, the research and academic program has hosted more than 230 scholars from more than 26 countries from around the world. RAP's Mellon Fellowship program further encourages global participation in programs devoted to research related to the visual arts. Clark Conferences, Symposia, Lectures, Seminars, Colloquia, and Conversations, hosted in Williamstown and in a variety of international venues, focus on vital topics in the field and address questions that contribute to a broader public understanding of the role of visual art in culture.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is free November through May. Admission is $15 June 1 through October 31. Admission is free for children 18 and younger, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413 458 2303 or visit clarkart.edu.
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All Honors students belong to an Honors House. These houses help students with academic advising and program information, as well as create a smaller group of students to get to know better. All Honors students attend monthly meetings of their House, or all Honors meetings. These meetings provide students with advising, information, and governance.
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The lot was easy to find and plenty of parking spaces!
The lot was fine, but the signage was not great. Among other things, I could not find a sign for the cross street (Cuyler) until I looked it up on Google maps. But great location and good price. I returned to the spot after dark, and it was well lit.
Nothing bad. Close to daughter's apartment.
Very convenient lot & paying in advance was much more convenient than standing outside at a machine. The lot was pretty full when I arrived which made me wonder whether the lot could have been full before I arrived. ( fortunately it was not!)
Lot was 15 minutes walking distance to the park. Lot was clean and in a safe area. Parking Whiz saved me time and money. I would definitely recommend this to a friend and I will be using it again.
Walk to Wrigley was about half a mile. Well worth the $14. Will use again. Plenty of spaces were available. Lot is between homes and a park, so no need to worry about vandals.
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Hi ASouth and Bailey331!
@Bailey331, I agree with Asouth. It is not about perfectionism. It is about persistence. Do your best each day and keep moving forward. We are changing lifelong habits here and this takes time. Once your mom starts seeing your efforts payoff, she'll understand if you pass on the cake. And I don't know about you, but I don't have much will power. I have been known to throw desserts out after people leave (I don't tell them this so they don't feel bad) or insist that they take the leftovers home with me. I know I am only so strong. The best tool for me for success is a kitchen free of temptation.
Here's to a great W1 D3/84!
I would love to have a FB group for support. I am starting on Monday, October 28th. I just got back from vacation and need a few days to get caught up and put some meal plans together. If you start a FB group, count me in!
I am committing myself to a weekend of BFL meals and dedicated workouts.
Superman, I didn't know that about the compound lift then isolation moves... I'm going to keep that in mind next workout.
I'm using the Body for Life Success Journal to keep track of the exercises...They write a minute rest between each rep. I use a stop-watch to keep timing!
I'm not joking, but to help keep yourself moving and staying on track, tell everyone you see, (even the postman) about your challenge, people on this forum....accountability really helps along with discipline which gets stronger as you keep moving through the program-me.
Hey guys! Well its day #10 and I'm still cooking right along. I did well all week long on my meal plans and have pushed thing so hard in the gym that I can hardly sit down my legs are so sore. I weighed after the first week and found I had not lost any weight nor gained any. Was pretty happy all in all. I didn't even go crazy on my free day. I have started jacking with the guys at work and have several agreed to take the challenge. they are starting this coming Monday. One of them dropped allot of money on a new bow flex machine for his living room.
How was everyone else s first week.
Looks like the majority of people starting their challenge have stopped checking in. That's a shame, but not a surprise. The first month is always the hardest (I hit my struggles during week 3), especially if you're new to BFL and aren't taking the meal planning seriously.
My advice to everyone (new or old BFL challengers) is to plan everything and to write EVERYTHING down. I have a journal filled with planned meals, actual meals, cardio stats (what I did, the speeds I used, and if I stopped to catch my breath during the 20 minutes), and weight stats (time I started, time I finished, what exercise I am doing and the weight level, and all notes that I may need the next time I work out to remind myself if I was lifting too heavy or too light). I do this every single day, and my journal is never out of my sight, it's become an extension of my hand and one of the most important tools to succeed.
Glad to hear you're doing well Bailey! Have you been taking your measurements as well (including BF %) to keep track of your progress, or just the scale?
I am still here and working the progress. I have already had compliments on my weightloss although I don't see it yet. I do feel closes fitting looser. A new gym is opening a couple miles away, I can't wait fot it to open because my weights are not going to last long.. I thought two 25 pound dumbells would have been enough. I have found that it is not. .
Starting of week #3!!! Superman, I have not done a body fat measurement. I own a set of the calipers to do it but I feel I'm doing it wrong. Any advise? I took measurements of various locations on my body on the first day of the challenged but I don't want to take a second until week 4 is complete. I weigh every Monday (down 2 1/2 pounds this week). I agree with you that keeping a detailed journal is key in success. I could cut and past your comments on journal ling to my replay and they would be the same. I log everything. If I fail to write my meal plan down, I screw the whole day up.
Asouth, I did the same thing with my dumbbells...thinking I had plenty of weight. I ended up finding a set of Power Blocks on Craiglist and love them. Have a good weeks guys. Hit those 10s.
me! if you would want to make a group and let me know i will join
I recommend that official BFL journal which you can buy on Amazon! You can get it used for like 3 dollars or something. Here is the link:
About the calipers....I use them too to measure my body-fat. I started by getting tested at the gym but you really should do it at the same time each day and the trainer wasn't always available. Then I switched gyms and the new gym used a hand-held device which I have researched is not very accurate. The calipers is the best low-cost method there is. So now I get my husband to do it since I can not do my back measurement on my own. It took weeks and weeks of him practising to get any sensible readings....But now it's working! I recommend looking up videos on Youtube about where exactly to place the calipers. Take several readings until you get a consistent reading before you note anything down. Try different algorithms online to find one that works for you. Personally I use the idass body fat website: idass.com/.../bodyfatcalc.html
Also, as you get thinner, it will get easier to make measurements as you will be able to see your body-parts better! lol
Starting week 4. Other than a cold, I feel great. I don't see any changes but people who know that I am doing this say they can see a change. I am just going to keep at it slowly but surely (or is that Shirley? he he)
Its is week #4 today! man o man I had a great last week. One of my goals was to stay away from any and all junk foo. I was so pleased when I was able to put a check mark each day next to the goal. No junk! Ha. I also dropped 4 pound and people can tell. I showed a friend My before picture today and they freaked. You could see a difference mostly in my face I think but better than nothing. Getting up each morning is getting easy too. Asouth you keep it up! You and me are going to finish this thing.
Happy veterans day to my awesome wife my dad and anyone else listening. Thank you for you service. Of and don't call me Shirley!
Bailey CONGRADULATIONS it'a amazing that you can see changes in your photos already!!! I'm still not sure how visible mine are.....!
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Requirements for the Major
Entrance Requirements
Requirements for the Major
Honors Program in Archaeology
Additional Information about Majoring in Archaeology at UW-L
Important Facts about the Archaeological Studies Major
The Archaeological Studies Program is designed as a quality, comprehensive course of study potentially leading to a B.A. or B.S. degree in Archaeological Studies. To ensure that our students have the greatest possible access to faculty, courses, and facilities, the Archaeological Studies pre-majors and majors enrollment is capped at a total of 125 at any point in time. When enrollment is at 100, students who wish to register as a major must wait until an opening is created by graduation of program majors. Currently, about 20 majors graduate each year.
Steps to Becoming a Major
If you wish to become a member of the program, you must follow a series of steps. First you must enroll as a pre-major in Archaeological Studies. This is important because each applicant will be assigned an archaeologist as an advisor. To register as a pre-major, you must declare your intention by filling out a form at the College of Liberal Studies Office at 227 Graff Main Hall. If the available slots for the pre-major/major are filled, priority is assigned based on the date you submit your form. Only students who have been admitted to the program are classified as Archaeological Studies majors.
Entrance Requirements
Admission to the Archaeological Studies Program as a major is based on the following minimum requirements:
Prior to applying for the major, completion of the following archaeology courses with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.00:
and two other 200- or 300-level archaeology courses
These courses will apply toward the major after acceptance into the program.
An overall GPA of 2.5 for all university work completed
Completion of 32 total credits
Completion of the Archaeological Studies Major application form
The above requirements are considered minimum criteria. Admittance to the program is limited and competitive.
Requirements for the Major
1. Core courses
All of the following are required for Archaeological Studies majors.
ARC 195 Archaeology (3 cr.), offered every fall semester. Students should take this introductory course the Fall Semester of their first (freshman) year, or as soon as possible after declaring the Pre-Archaeological Studies Major.
ARC 200 World Archaeology (3 cr.), offered every spring semester. Students should take this course the Spring Semester of their first (freshman) year or as soon as possible after declaring the Pre-Archaeological Studies Major.
ARC 402 Field Methods in Archaeology (3-8 cr.), offered only in the summer.
Taking ARC 402 is a critical step in becoming a major and an archaeologist. Field Methods (Field School) in Archaeology is offered nearly every year by UW-La Crosse faculty. It may be taken at another accredited institution if the field school is directed by a qualified archaeologist. The Field School must be at least 6 weeks in length (30 field days) and be offered for 6 credits or more. A group of shorter field programs, may in exceptional circumstances, be strung together to satisfy the requirement. DO NOT wait until your senior year to complete this requirement. You cannot graduate with a degree in Archaeological Studies without having completed this requirement
ARC 455 Historical and Theoretical Perspectives in Archaeology (3 cr.). This course is offered only every other spring semester so students must plan ahead and take ARC 455 either their Junior or Senior year.
ARC 499 Senior Project/Thesis in Archaeology (3 cr.), offered every spring. Senior Project/Thesis is the capstone course for the Archaeological Studies Major and is taken during a student's senior year. The purpose of this course is to allow a student to mentor with faculty and demonstrate his or her ability to engage in, and present the results of a research project.
Students are encouraged to select a possible ARC 499 topic during their junior year and begin reading and/or research for their ARC 499 project under and ARC 409 course: Readings and Research in Archaeology. This should be designed as a one-on-one consultation with a faculty advisor/mentor with a very specific topic and approach.
The Senior Project/Thesis is offered only during the spring semester. Any student planning to graduate at the end of the fall semester must take ARC 499 the previous spring semester or wait until the following spring semester. No transfer students will be allowed to enroll in ARC 499 until they have completed two contiguous, full-time semesters at UW-La Crosse, plus the basic requirements (including ARC 195, Arc 200, and ARC 402, with the required GPA), and are officially admitted as an Archaeological Studies Major.
The General Education course ARC 100, Archaeology: Discovering Our Past, is not recommended for students pursuing an Archaeological Studies Major. Archaeological Studies students will take the introductory course ARC 195 which will provide them with a strong foundation in archaeological method and theory that will allow them to achieve at a higher level in their subsequent archaeology coursework.
2. At least two of the
following area or topical courses for a total of 6 credits
* Credits vary for some courses, check current catalog; all others are 3 credits each.
ARC 204 Ancient Literate Civilizations (3 cr.)
ARC 205 North American Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC 275 Ancient Britain and Ireland (3 cr.)
ARC 280 Archaeology of the Andes (3 cr.)
ARC 285 Archaeology of Mexico and Central America (3 cr.)
ARC 310 Midwest Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC/ANT 315 Prairie-Plains Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC 320 Historical Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC/HIS 331 The Ancient Greek World (3 cr.)
ARC/HIS 332 Ancient Rome and the Mediterranean (3 cr.)
ARC/HIS 340 The Rise and Fall of Ancient Civilization (3 cr.)
ARC/HIS 367 Ancient Egypt (3 cr.)
ARC/INS 350 Independent Foreign Research in Archaeology*
ANT/ARC 353 Maya Civilization (3 cr.)
ARC/HIS 365 Ancient Iraq (3 cr.)
ARC/HIS 366 Ancient Israel (3 cr.)
ARC/ANT 399 Archaeological Forum*
ARC 404 Environmental Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC 409 Readings and Research in Archaeology*
ARC 433 History of Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC 498/598 Seminar in Archaeology*
3. At least two of the following skills courses for a total of 6 credits
ARC 250 Museum Studies (3 cr.)
ARC 300 Cultural Resources Management (3 cr.)
ARC/ANT 334 Bones for the Archaeologist: Human Skeletal Anatomy (3 cr.)
ARC/ANT 399 Archaeological Forum*
ARC 403 Archaeology Lab Methods (3 cr.)
ARC 445 Research Methods in Archaeology (3 cr.)
ARC 450 Internship in Archaeology*
ARC 498/598 Seminar in Archaeology*
GEO/ESC 323 Geomorphology (3 cr.)
GEO/ESC 343 Geoarchaeology (3 cr.)
GEO/ESC 345 Remote Sensing of the Environment (3 cr.)
GEO/ESC 390 Field Methods (3 cr.)
GEO/ESC 426 Soil Morphology and Genesis (3 cr.)
GEO/ESC 481 Introduction to GIS (3 cr.)
4. At least two of the following Anthropology courses for a total of 6 credits
ANT 203 Culture and Ecology (3 cr.)
ANT 250 Women in Society (3 cr.)
ANT 342 The Celtic World (3 cr.)
ANT 343 North American Indians (3 cr.)
ANT 350 Language and Culture (3 cr.)
ANT 352 The Anthropology of War (3 cr.)
ANT 355 Peoples of Africa and the Middle East (3 cr.)
ANT 409 Readings and Research in Anthropology (3 cr.)
ANT 444 Comparative Religion and Magic (3 cr.)
ANT 499 Seminar in Anthropology*
ARC/ANT 304 Hunter and Gatherer Societies (3 cr.)
ARC/ANT 305 Indigenous Agricultural Societies: Past and Present (3 cr.)
ARC/ANT 399 Anthropological Forum*
ANT/SOC 300 Problems of Developing Nations (3 cr.)
ANT/SOC 354 Peoples and Cultures of Latin America (3 cr.)
ARC/SOC 454 Historical and Theoretical Approaches in Anthropology
Departmental Honors Program in Archaeology
The Archaeological Studies Program also offers a departmental honors option. This is not to be confused with University Honors, which is a separate entity. You can receive Honors recognition in Archaeology only by fulfilling the requirements in our department.
We strongly urge you to consider participating in the Archaeology Departmental Honors Program. Its successful completion is listed as a permanent part of your official transcript. It is a fine and important addition to your vita when you seek a graduate school or a job.
Junior Standing
Twelve [12] credits completed in the Archaeology Major
A 3.50 cumulative grade point in the Archaeology Major
A 3.25 cumulative grade point average overall
Completion of the Honors Program in Archaeology Application Form and submittal to the Sociology/Archaeology Department Program Assistant (provided in Appendix)
Recommendation of two faculty members in the Archaeology program submitted to the Archaeology/Anthropology Program Coordinator
2. PROGRAM: Honors Track in Archaeology Major
1. ARC 445 Archaeological Research Methods, completed with a grade of AB or higher
2. ARC 454 Historical and Theoretical Perspectives in Anthropology with a grade of AB or higher
1. A grade point average of 3.50 in the archaeology major at graduation
2. Submission and acceptance of a thesis in ARC 499, as specified in the senior project/thesis guidelines
3. Presentation of a paper from ARC 499 to a colloquium of faculty and students in the Major
4. Completion of the Honors Program in Archaeology Evaluation Form and submitted to the Department of Sociology and Archaeology Program Assistant (provided in Appendix)
Additional Information about Majoring in Archaeology at UW-L
Course Descriptions
Descriptions of all of the above courses can be found in the current UW-L Catalog. This catalog can be found on microfiche in most university libraries or on the UW-L website at: http://www.uwlax.edu/Records/catalogs.htm.
Course Numbers
The following guidelines apply to the numbering of anthropology/archaeology courses:
100 level courses are introductory courses
200 level courses are survey courses
300 level courses are conceptual/theory courses
400 level courses are seminars
It is suggested that 100 and 200 level courses are most appropriate for freshmen and sophomores, while 300 and 400 level courses are most appropriate for juniors and seniors, primarily because they need greater amounts of background knowledge.
B.S. or B.A. degree?
You may obtain either a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree in Archaeological Studies. The B.S. emphasizes more math and science, while the B.A. emphasizes more foreign language. See your UW-L Catalog for the exciting details. Which one to choose? Quite frankly, your choice in the matter probably won't affect your career or graduate school opportunities, so we suggest that you go where your interests are. You do need to make the choice however, and register that choice by indicating it on the "Change of Major Form" (you can always change your mind, too).
Minor or Program Option?
You will notice in your Catalog that for both the B.S. and the B.A. there are Advanced Course Requirements from outside of your major. You will see that you can either complete these by taking a minor (or double major) in another field or, you can do something called a "program option".
Again, it probably doesn't make much practical difference which one you choose, but some people believe that a minor(s) is more important to perspective employers. The most important thing is to take good courses and develop as many useful skills as you can (see also suggestions for graduate school). For example, you'll want to develop computing skills as quickly as possible no matter what field you go into and everyone should at least take C-S 101, preferably early in their college career. At this stage of your education the best strategy is to gain an educational experience that is as broad as possible. While many different fields combine well with archaeology, the Geoarchaeology and Anthropology minors are especially recommended.
Setting up your own program
One of the neat things about archaeology, since its main focus is human behavior, is that it goes well with almost any academic interests that you may have. At the same time, as you can see from the requirements for the major listed above, you have lots of flexibility in selecting your courses. This flexibility is further increased when you add in your options under the "Advanced Course Requirements" (see above).
We suggest that in setting up your program that you go with your interests. If you like biology for example, we suggest that you keep up those interests and choose biology courses that fit with your major. For example, some courses in human skeletal anatomy, zoology, and botany fit in very well with archaeology since we find human skeletal remains, animal bones and plant remains in our sites. On the other hand, if you have an interest in art, stay with it since art is an important component of past as well as present cultures. We recently had a student who combined an Archaeology major with a major in Recreation Management, and she now has a great job with the National Park Service as a Park ranger. See also Careers in Archaeology.
Transfer Policy
Students wishing to transfer into UW-La Crosse must be accepted by the University prior to acceptance by the Archaeology Program. Criteria for acceptance into the major is the same for transfer students as it is for UW-La Crosse students. To enroll in ARC 499 (Senior Project/Thesis) a transfer student must be an archaeological studies major with at least one year in program residence.
UWL has a textbook rental system which is cool because it saves you money. However, if you are thinking of a career in archaeology (see below) or, especially if you are thinking of graduate school, you will want to purchase some of your books and develop your own personal library. After a certain point in the semester, you can purchase your books at a discount, (by then they are used books). Also, the Archaeology Club has frequent used book sales.


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Is black success making it harder for whites to see the problem of racism, thereby further straining race relations, or will it challenge anti-black stereotypes to such an extent that racism will diminish and race relations improve? Will blacks in power continue to be seen as an "exception" in white eyes? Is Obama "acceptable" because he seems "different than most blacks," who are still viewed too often as the dangerous and inferior "other?"
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