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10:00am Sunday 22nd December 2013 in News
THE newest member of a group set up to look after a Darwen park has been suspended, just days after joining.
Darwen town councillor John East, who is also chairman of the Friends of Darwen Cemetery, had his membership of the Whitehall Park Supporters Group revoked after four days.
Coun East had joined the group at its recent annual general meeting, but was sent a letter by group vice-chairman Austin Molloy suspending him for comments he made at the meeting.
Coun East had gone to the meeting at the request of Darwen Town Council to check on the progress of group projects, one of which had received £4,800 in the form of a town council grant 18 months ago.
During the meeting, Coun East explained a town council parks sub-committee had discussed the possibility of legal action if details of the proposed project - to install new gates at the top of the park - were not received.
Details have since been sent by the Whitehall Park Supporters Group.
The letter said that after discussing Coun East's claims with town council parks committee chairman Coun Dave Smith, the group felt he had 'got over excited and carried away'.
Signed by Mr Molloy, the letter said: "We now have difficulty in believing that you would act in the best interests of the group.
"We have no choice at this juncture but to suspend your membership until a committee meeting can be convened in the New Year where you will be able to present your case."
Coun East said: "I am disappointed at this reaction.
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"Legal action was only mentioned tentatively as we hadn't received any breakdown of the plans fof the gates, but we have now so there is no problem there."
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Join a community group, go to your first meeting and threaten to sue them. Can't see what the problem was.
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Mothernature wrote:That's how I read it, too. They took the grant but didn't get on with the project. Sounds to me like our town council were acting responsibly.
Maybe I read it wrong, but it would appear that Mr. East was informing them of any potential legal action that had been discussed by the town council parks sub-committee. If a grant was given 18 months ago for a specific project and no information or plans have been submitted since that time, what other action is available to spur them on? Sounds like Whitehall Park Supporters Group are playing a game of tit-for-tat.
4:45pm Sun 22 Dec 13
glossopkid says...
Excluded again wrote:Sounds like another X Councillor who keeps referring to his legal team.
How to win friends and influence people no 1,169, 428.
Join a community group, go to your first meeting and threaten to sue them. Can't see what the problem was.
I am surprised he's not been mentioned as he's always spouting C$$P.
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Another bad experience – I went to Alfred Angelo with a fellow bridesmaid to get bolero jackets for a wedding we were going to be in. When we first walked in, an older woman (who I assumed was the manager) waited on us. She was very knowledgable, and picked out our accurate sizes right away, but she seemed a bit snobby and stand-offish.
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So now I have to figure out WHEN I'm going to get these jackets before I leave for vacation. I'm terrified that if I wait to pick them up until after I get home that they'll be sent back or something -- ESPECIALLY after reading all the other terrible reviews on this and other websites.
I will not go to Alfred Angelo in Monroeville when I get married.
It's a shame that something so simple has turned into such a huge ordeal.
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Flagler (D2 University in TX) - Coach Jonathan Holt
University of Central Florida (D1 University in FL) - Coach Rich Witten
Saint Leo (D2 University in FL) - Coach Lee Parks
University of North Florida (D1 University in FL) - Coach Andrew Hannon
Palm Beach Atlantic (D2 University in FL) - Coach Jon Musillo
Palm Beach State(Junior College in FL) - Coach Kyle Forbes
Florida Southern (D2 University in FL) - Coach Patrick Szczerba
Jacksonville (D1 University in FL) - Coach Talmadge Nunnari
Shawnee (D2 University in OH) - Coach Chris Moore
South Florida (Junior College in FL) - Coach Andy Polk
Northwood (NAIA University in FL) - Coach Rick Smoliak
Lynn (D2 University in FL) - Coach Donovan O'Dowd
Polk State (Junior College in FL) - Coach Collin Martin
Lake Sumter (Junior College in FL) - Coach Josh Holt
Stetson (D1 University in FL) - Coach Chris Roberts
Embry Riddle (D1 University in FL) - Coach Chuck Stegall
College of Central Florida (Junior College in FL) - Coach Zach Bove
St. Petersburg (Junior College in FL) - Coach Kenny Norman
Webber International (NAIA University in FL) - Coach Steven Crabtree
Daytona State (Junior College in FL) - Coach Nick Luppino
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Pat Kennedy, better known to her customers as the "Tomato Lady," specializes in growing heirloom tomatoes, which she sells from her front porch. It started simply enough. Like many gardeners, she generously gave seedlings to her gardening friends. But when friends of friends also wanted plants, she was obliged to charge them a nominal fee. As the news of Kennedy's heirloom tomato plants spread throughout Franklin Township, N.J. (her home at the time), she decided to try to make a business of it.
In 1999, the year she started her tomato business, Kennedy grew 500 tomato plants and sold them all. Five years later, she was growing and selling more than 4,000 per year. In addition to home gardeners, Kennedy also sold to chefs and wholesalers, charging $2 to $5 for each plant depending on its size. Satisfied customers who spread the word were the secret of her success. And as a gardener hooked on heirloom tomatoes herself, Kennedy says it's immensely satisfying to help preserve the heritage of these varieties by introducing them to others. Recently, she and her family moved from New Jersey to Ohio, where Kennedy has resumed the seedling business, calling it "The Culinary Gardener." Initially she plans to sell to nurseries and market gardeners.
Some of the first people to buy Kennedy's plants were dinner guests. A number of her signature Italian dishes, such as her homemade garden marinara sauce (see recipe), are prepared with heirloom tomatoes. Friends not only wanted her recipes, but seedlings of specific varieties as well.
Kennedy fondly describes her heirloom tomatoes, which hold a variety of succulent flavors, such as sweet with overtones of tartness. "They're juicy yet meaty. Some are tiny clusters like grapes, others are the size of plums, or shaped like pears or hearts, still others are frequent winners in 'giant tomato' contests," she says.
And then there are the colors. Ripe heirloom tomatoes come in a wide variety of colors, including white, green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, almost black and "endless shades of red."
Many home gardeners are as familiar with the famous 'Brandywine' heirloom tomato as they are with the popular hybrid 'Big Boy.' But not as well-known are other old American tomato varieties, such as 'Aunt Ginny's Purple,' 'Hillbilly,' 'Mortgage Lifter' and 'Ernie's Plump.' As heirlooms have increased in popularity, growers have introduced many other long-forgotten varieties from different parts of the world, including 'Oaxacan Jewel' from Mexico, 'Thessaloniki' from Greece, 'Druzba' from Bulgaria, 'Crnkovic Yugoslavian,' 'Old Italian,' 'Nepal,' 'Ukrainian Pear' and 'German Red Strawberry.' Kennedy grows and sells them all.
She's not rigid in her "heirloom" thinking, though. When she tasted the sugary sweetness of 'Sungold,' a yellow-orange, modern cherry-type hybrid, she was impressed enough to include it among the more than 100 tomato varieties she offers to her clients.
Kennedy's involvement with tomatoes has its origins in the southern Italian town of Reggio di Calabria, home of her grandparents, where flavorful tomatoes are abundant. Like most farmers, Kennedy's ancestors saved seeds from year to year. As immigrants to the United States, they brought along many of their favorite vegetable and flower seeds, including heirloom tomatoes.
Her grandparents settled in Robertsville, Pa., where they gardened several acres. Of her early days there, Kennedy says, "I grew up surrounded by gardeners, and it was always our job to help in the garden. My grandparents, aunts, uncles and parents had gardens as food sources, not as hobbies."
More than 30 years ago, when Kennedy married and began raising a family, she started growing her own garden. "In my desire to be a good gardener, I wanted to try all the new varieties," she says. "What my grandparents grew was old-fashioned. 'New' meant hybrids, so my family heirloom varieties had to make way for the hybrids."
But after years of growing hybrids, she noticed her tomatoes and other vegetables didn't taste as good as the ones from her childhood. "Articles written about heirlooms in the 1980s encouraged me to try them," Kennedy says. Among the first she grew was 'Big Rainbow,' which is still one of her all-time favorites.
Initially, the seed catalogs of well-known companies — Burpee, Johnny's and others — satisfied Kennedy's quest for a varied selection. But as she became more involved with heirlooms, she sought out seed sources that offered rarer choices. Her favorite today is Marianna's Heirloom Seeds in Dickson, Tenn., which actually grows and evaluates all the heirlooms they sell. Among Kennedy's other sources are Tomato Growers Supply Co., Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds and Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. She's also a member of Seed Savers Exchange in Decorah, Iowa, and New Jersey's Garden State Heirloom Seed Society, for which she used to grow plants (see "Seed Sources" for complete contact information).
As home gardeners learned of Kennedy's interest in heirlooms, they gave her seeds from tomato varieties that had been in their families for generations. She grows these in an isolated section of her garden (to preclude any cross-pollination) for at least two years. She tests them for flavor, productivity, growth habit and resistance to disease and insects. If they meet her standards, she'll grow these previously unnamed plants for sale in subsequent seasons.
By the first of each year, Kennedy has received her mail-ordered seeds and scheduled her planting dates. She staggers the dates since her customers request plants at different times. For each group, she starts the plants six weeks before the target availability date. Market growers want their plants in late April, because the sooner they have ripe tomatoes to sell, the greater their profits. Nurseries normally want their plants by Mother's Day, regardless of the weather. And home gardeners usually wait until the last average frost date has passed.
Kennedy's tomato growing is a study in patience. For planting, she uses tweezers to place two seeds atop a moistened soil mix loosely packed into conventional, plastic six-pack cells. Then she barely covers the seeds with a pinch of the soil mix, and shields the planted cells with plastic domes. Next, she places the cell packs atop heat mats to accelerate germination, which usually starts in three to five days.
As soon as the seeds sprout, Kennedy removes the dome covers and places the six-packs on stands with fluorescent lights that sit in front of a bank of southwest-facing windows (see photo). Her husband, Bruce, made the stands using 4-foot shop lights. The lights are adjustable, allowing her to position them about 1 inch above the seedlings' topmost leaves. Automatic timers turn on the lights for 18 hours daily. Natural sunlight also comes in through the windows.
When the tomatoes get their first set of true leaves, Kennedy transplants them. If germination was near 100 percent, resulting in two seedlings in each cell, one is not simply snipped away and sacrificed — Kennedy can't bear the thought of destroying a perfectly healthy plant. Instead, she separates the seedlings, and each gets its own 2-inch plastic pot. When the plant is four weeks old, it's transplanted one final time into a 4-inch pot. Both times, the plants are watered with half-strength kelp or fish emulsion. A thin layer of sphagnum moss atop the transplanting medium helps protect seedlings from damping-off diseases. Kennedy thinks double transplanting encourages development of a larger root ball, which makes for hardier plants.
Another of Kennedy's techniques is to stimulate the seedlings with the gentle breeze from an electric fan for about an hour each day. (Research has shown that breezes, or even just brushing the plants with your hand, will stimulate them to grow sturdier stems.) Seedlings are also bottom-watered to minimize damping off. Finally, seven to 10 days before the plants go on sale, Kennedy moves them to her front porch to harden off. There, they are exposed to wind and fluctuating temperatures, but not to direct sunlight. The double transplanting and the fan treatment combine to make her seedlings short and stocky with a thick root ball, ready for the real world in an outdoor garden.
For gardeners who must deal with leggy seedlings, whether homegrown or purchased late in the season, Kennedy offers this suggestion: Dig a long hole, lay the plant on its side and cover the root ball and most of the stem before gently turning the top of the stem upward. This allows the youngest leaves to poke up barely out of the soil. Roots will develop at each leaf node all along the stem, making for a vigorous mature plant.
To do their best, tomatoes need warmth, water and a little bit of work. When planting seedlings, Kennedy tells her customers to plant them deep — bury the stem up to the bottommost leaves in fertile soil. "Soil is the key to great tomatoes," she says. "One of my strongest beliefs about gardening and growing anything is the quality of the soil. I work to improve the soil with compost, manure and cover crops. Healthy plants can withstand any attack of disease or insects better than weak ones." The only soil amendment she adds when planting is a half cup of crushed egg shells, because the calcium helps prevent blossom-end rot. She collects the shells throughout the year for this purpose.
To thrive, tomatoes need full sun all day, Kennedy says. Water them if there is no rain, but avoid overhead sprinklers because water on the leaves promotes diseases. Instead, use a soaker hose on the ground. And before watering, use the fingertip test — insert your index finger into the soil and if it comes out dry, water; if it's moist, don't.
After the soil warms naturally, spread an organic mulch around the base of the plants to keep the soil cool, conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
Tomato plants grow best if given some sort of support, Kennedy says. Fruit growing off the ground ripens sooner, is easier to pick and cleaner than its ground-grown counterparts. Some gardeners tie stems to stakes with strips of pantyhose, or you can weave stems in and out of wire fencing. Limit staked and fence-grown tomatoes to two or three stems.
Kennedy says the simplest supports for growing tomatoes are homemade cylindrical cages fashioned from concrete-reinforcing wire (see photo). The generous-sized grid allows easy access for picking ripe fruit. A 60-inch length with a 6-inch grid makes a cage about 20 inches in diameter; its 5-foot height can support even the most vigorous vine.
To prevent cages from toppling in windy weather, Kennedy drives a stake into the ground adjacent to each cage, then ties the stake and cage together. Should stems escape to the outside of a cage, she gently directs them back inside by bending them into an adjacent grid. Her cage-grown tomatoes are never pruned; she believes the plants need all their leaves for photosynthesis and to prevent the fruit from scalding. Kennedy uses store-bought tomato cages only for the 'Roma' variety and other short-growing types.
No matter how they're grown, though, Kennedy says tomatoes are best enjoyed fully ripe. She recommends picking them on a warm, sunny day right off the vine and eating some right there in the garden. (Be sure to bring the salt shaker with you!)
The next best way to relish these fruits — which are loaded with healthy lycopene, an antioxidant that can help prevent cancer and the effects of aging — is in one of Kennedy's favorite recipes, her garden marinara sauce (see recipe). It can be frozen and enjoyed during the winter as a reminder of your tasty summer harvest.
A writer and photographer for more than 40 years, Walter Chandoha is the author of 100 Garden Tips and Timesavers. He lives on a farm in rural Hunterdon County, N.J., where he grows flowers, vegetables, fruits and herbs.
A colander heaping full of heirloom tomatoes (assorted varieties make the best sauce)
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
4 cloves garlic
2 handfuls fresh mixed basil, parsley, oregano and marjoram, chopped
2 tsp kosher salt
Several grinds of fresh pepper
Peel and seed the tomatoes. (For easy peeling, cut an X in the bottom of the tomatoes, then boil them briefly — the skins should slide right off.) In a sauté pan, heat the olive oil over medium heat, then add the garlic. When the cloves turn a honey brown, remove and discard. Put half of the tomatoes in a food processor and pulse to make small chunks. Add to the oil. Pulse the remaining tomatoes with half the herbs. Add to the pan with salt and pepper. Simmer to the desired consistency, 30 to 40 minutes depending on the tomatoes' water content. Turn off the heat and stir in the remaining herbs. Enjoy. The sauce can be frozen for future use. Serves 8 to 10.
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Fetner suffered a high ankle sprain a few weeks ago but had been playing through the pain to close out region play. Woodland coach Larry Strain decided to give him the night off to get him ready for the playoffs.
Freshman John Wes Adcock stepped in admirably for Fetner, finishing with all three of Woodland's rushing touchdowns.
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Delrickus Rhoden went to work, touching the ball on seven consecutive plays and eventually scoring on a 1-yard run with 2:36 remaining in the fourth.
Wellborn coach Jeff Smith decided to go for the win, but Rhoden got stuffed at the 1-yard line on the two-point conversion attempt.
"Look, we got a shot to win it, we're going to take it," Smith said.
The Panthers shot themselves in the foot all night long, fumbling the ball four times. Two of the fumbles led to Woodland touchdowns.
"It cost us the game, point blank." Smith said. " We haven't turned the ball over like that all year long, but we turned the ball over. I don't know how many we had, but we can't turn the ball over that many times and expect to win."
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Friday, Feb 01, 2013Antrim Energy Inc. (TSX:AEN) (AIM:AEY) ("Antrim" or the "Company") Antrim Energy, an exploration and production company with interests offshore in the UK North Sea, Ireland and Tanzania, today provided an operational update of its interests in the UK North Sea.
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Rig operations are currently underway to complete the water injector for the Causeway Field in licence P1383 Block 211/23d (Antrim 35.5% interest). The operations, on the previously drilled well (211/23d-18), are expected to be finished in February 2013. Startup of both the water injection and the electrical submersible pumps are scheduled for the second half of 2013, following the completion of topside modifications on the Taqa Bratani Limited ("TAQA") operated North Cormorant Production Platform. Currently, the Causeway Field is producing approximately 4,500 bopd (Antrim net 1,600 bopd) under primary depletion.
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Collected Poetry
John Donne - Author
Christopher Ricks - Editor
A new collection of John Donne's verse, from the witty conceit of "The Flea" to the intense spirituality of his Divine Poems
Regarded by many as the greatest of the metaphysical poets, John Donne was also among the most intriguing figures of the Elizabethan Age. A sensualist who composed erotic and playful love poetry in his youth, he was raised a Catholic but later became one of the most admired Protestant preachers of his time. Reflecting this wide diversity, Collected Poetry includes his youthful songs and sonnets, epigrams, elegies, letters, satires, and the profoundly moving Divine Poems composed toward the end of his life. From joyful works such as "The Flea," which transforms the image of a louse into something marvelous, to the intimate and intense Holy Sonnets, Donne breathed new vigor into poetry by drawing startling metaphors from the world in which he lived.
Further Reading
A Note on the Texts
Songs and Sonnets
The Good Morrow
Song ('Go and catch a falling star')
Woman's Constancy
The Undertaking
The Sun Rising
The Indifferent
Love's Usury
The Canonization
The Triple Fool
Lovers' Infiniteness
Song ('Sweetest love, I do not go')
The Legacy
A Fever
Air and Angels
Break of Day
The Anniversary
A Valediction of My Name in the Window
Twicknam Garden
Valediction of the Book
Love's Growth
Love's Exchange
Confined Love
The Dream
A Valediction of Weeping
Love's Alchemy
The Flea
The Curse
The Message
A Nocturnal upon St Lucy's Day, Being the Shortest Day
Witchcraft by a Picture
The Bait
The Apparition
The Broken Heart
A Valediction Forbidding Mourning
The Ecstasy
Love's Deity
Love's Diet
The Will
The Funeral
The Blossom
The Primrose
The Relic
The Damp
The Dissolution
A Jet Ring Sent
Negative Love
The Prohibition
The Expiration
The Computation
The Paradox
Farewell to Love
A Lecture upon the Shadow
Image of Her Whom I Love
Sonnet. The Token
Self Love
When My Heart Was Mine Own
Hero and Leander
Pyramus and Thisbe
A Burnt Ship
Fall of a Wall
A Lame Beggar
Cales and Guiana
Sir John Wingefield
A Self Accuser
A Licentious Person
The Juggler
The Liar
Mercurius Gallo-Belgicus
An Obscure Writer
Elegy 1. The Bracelet
Elegy 2. The Comparison
Elegy 3. The Perfume
Elegy 4. Jealousy
Elegy 5. O, Let Me Not Serve So
Elegy 6. Nature's Lay Idiot
Elegy 7. Love's War
Elegy 8. To His Mistress Going to Bed
Elegy 9. Change
Elegy 10. The Anagram
Elegy 11. On His Mistress
Elegy 12. His Picture
Elegy 13. The Autumnal
Elegy 14. Love's Progress
Elegy 15. His Parting from Her
Elegy 16. The Expostulation
Elegy 17. Variety
Sappho to Philænis
The Epithalamions or Marriage Songs
An Epithalamion, or Marriage Song, on the Lady Elizabeth and Count Palatine
Epithalamion Made at Lincoln's Inn
Eclogue at the Marriage of the Earl of Somerset
Satire I
Satire II
Satire III
Satire IV
Satire V
Upon Mr Thomas Coryat's Crudities
Incipit Ioannes Dones
Verse Letters
The Storm
The Calm
To Mr Henry Wotton ('Here's no more news than virtue')
To Mr Henry Wotton ('Sir, more than kisses')
H.W. in Hiber. Belligeranti
To Sir H.W. at His Going Ambassador to Venice
To Mr Rowland Woodward ('Like One who'in her third widowhood')
To Mr R.W. ('Zealously my muse doth salute all thee')
To Mr R.W. ('Muse not that by thy mind thy body'is led')
To Mr R.W. ('Kindly'I envy thy song's perfection')
To Mr T.W. ('All hail sweet poet')
To Mr T.W. ('Haste thee harsh verse')
To Mr T.W. ('Pregnant again with th'old twins')
To Mr T.W. ('At once, from hence')
To Mr C.B.
To Mr E.G.
To Mr S.B.
To Mr I.L. ('Of that short roll')
To Mr I.L. ('Blest are your north parts')
To Mr B.B
To E. of D. with Six Holy Sonnets
To Sir Henry Goodyere ('Who makes the past a pattern')
A Letter Written by Sir H.G. and J.D. alternis vicibus
To Mrs M.H.
To the Countess of Bedford ('Reason is our soul's left hand')
To the Countess of Bedford ('Honour is so sublime perfection')
To the Countess of Bedford ('You have refined me')
To the Countess of Bedford ('T'have written then')
To the Countess of Bedford, on New Year's Day
To the Countess of Bedford, Begun in France but never perfected
To the Lady Bedford ('You that are she')
To Sir Edward Herbert, at Juliers
To the Countess of Huntingdon ('That unripe side of earth')
To the Countess of Huntingdon ('Man to God's image')
A Letter to the Lady Carey, and Mistress Essex Rich, from Amiens
To the Countess of Salisbury, August, 1614
Funeral Elegies
To the Praise of the Dead, and the Anatomy, [Probably by Joseph Hall]
The First Anniversary. An Anatomy of the World
A Funeral Elegy
The Harbinger to the Progress, [Probably by Joseph Hall]
The Second Anniversary. Of the Progress of the Soul
Epicedes and Obsequies
Elegy ('Sorrow, who to this house')
Elegy on the Lady Markham
Elegy on Mrs Bulstrode ('Death I recant')
Elegy upon the Death of Mrs Boulstred ('Language, thou art too narrow')
Elegy, On the Untimely Death of the Incomparable Prince, Henry
Obsequies upon the Lord Harrington, the Last that Died
A Hymn to the Saints, and to Marquesse Hamilton
Epitaph on Himself. To the Countess of Bedford
Epitaph on Anne Donne
Divine Poems
To the Lady Magdalen Herbert, of St Mary Magdalen
La Corona
Holy Sonnet 1 (II) ('As due by many titles')
Holy Sonnet 2 (IV) ('O my black soul')
Holy Sonnet 3 (VI) ('This is my play's last scene')
Holy Sonnet 4 (VII) ('At the round earth's imagined corners')
Holy Sonnet 5 (IX) ('If poisonous minerals')
Holy Sonnet 6 (X) ('Death be not proud')
Holy Sonnet 7 (XI) ('Spit in my face, you Jews')
Holy Sonnet 8 (XII) ('Why are we by all creatures')
Holy Sonnet 9 (XIII) ('What if this present')
Holy Sonnet 10 (XIV) ('Batter my heart')
Holy Sonnet 11 (XV) ('Wilt thou love God')
Holy Sonnet 12 (XVI) ('Father, part of His double interest')
Holy Sonnet 13 (I) ('Thou hast made me')
Holy Sonnet 14 (III) ('O might those sighs and tears')
Holy Sonnet 15 (V) ('I am a little world')
Holy Sonnet 16 (VIII) ('If faithful souls be alike glorified')
Holy Sonnet 17 (XVII) ('Since she whom I loved')
Holy Sonnet 18 (XVIII) ('Show me, dear Christ')
Holy Sonnet 19 (XIX) ('O, to vex me')
The Cross
Resurrection, Imperfect
The Annunciation and Passion
A Litany
Goodfriday, 1613. Riding Westward
The Lamentations of Jeremy, for the most part according to Tremelius
Translated out of Gazæus, Vota Amico Facta
Upon the Translation of the Psalms by Sir Philip Sidney and the Countess Pembroke, His Sister
To Mr Tilman after He Had Taken Orders
A Hymn to Christ, at the Author's Last Going into Germany
Hymn to God my God, in my Sickness
A Hymn to God the Father
To Mr George Herbert, with One of my Seals, of the Anchor and Christ
Prose Letters
Madam< ('I will have leave to speak like a lover')
'I send to you now that I may know how I do'
To the Right Worshipful Sir George More, Knight ('If a very respective fear of your displeasure')
('I write not to you out of mine poor library')
To Sir H[enry] G[oodyere] ('It should be no interruption to your pleasures')
Devotions upon Emergent Occasions
1. Meditation
4. Meditation
17. Meditation
19. Expostulation
Death's Duel, Selections
Appendix: Memorial Verses
To the Deceased Author, upon the Promiscuous Printing of his Poems, the Looser Sort, with the Religious, By [Sir] Tho[mas] Browne
To the Memory of My Ever Desired Friend Dr Donne, By H[enry] K[ing]
On the Death of Dr Donne, By Edw[ard] Hyde
On Doctor Donne, By Dr C.B. of O.
An Elegy upon the Incomparable Dr Donne, By Hen[ry] Valentine
An Elegy upon Dr Donne, By Iz[aak] Wa[lton] ('Is Donne, great Donne deceased')
Elegy on D.D., By Sidney Godolphin
On Dr John Donne, Late Dean of St Paul's, London, By J[ohn] Chudleigh
An Elegy upon the Death of the Dean of Paul's, Dr John Donne, By Mr Tho[mas] Carey
An Elegy on Dr Donne, By Sir Lucius Carie
On Dr Donne's Death, By Mr Mayne of Christ-Church in Oxford
Upon Mr J Donne and his Poems, By Arth[ur] Wilson
Epitaph upon Dr Donne, By Endy[mion] Porter
In Memory of Doctor Donne, By Mr R.B.
Epitaph ('Here lies Dean Donne')
Index of Titles of Poems
Index of First Lines of Poems


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Courses offered in the MS in Entrepreneurship degree program, listed by term.
Accounting (3 units)
Introduces the roles, concepts, principles, legal requirements, and impacts of external financial reporting. Covers basic financial statements and the analysis and recording of transactions, with a focus towards interpretation of reported results. Studies the more common and significant transactions impacting firms.
Business Integrity and Society (3 units) Focuses on how society influences, and is influenced by, business, and the responsibilities that organizations and managers have toward their external stakeholders. Challenges students' views of organizations, workers and their responsibilities. Discusses models of workers and organizations that differ from those commonly used in management studies. Topics may include: the origins of morality, ethics, and organizational dynamics that can undermine the responsible behavior of workers; how public policies influence and are influenced by business; the legal environment of business and managing social issues.
Managerial Competencies & Team Effectiveness (3 units)
Explores group dynamics to enable students to perform more effectively in groups and teams. Provides students with feedback on individual managerial competencies to aid in career self-management and planning. Must be taken during the student's first or second quarter in residence.
Statistics (3 units) Introduces probability and statistical analysis, emphasizing applications to managerial decision problems. Discusses descriptive statistics, probability theory, sampling distributions, statistical estimation, hypothesis testing, and simple and multiple regressions. Additional topics may include exploratory data analysis, analysis of variance, and contingency tables.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship (1 unit)
This introductory course provides a foundation regarding the role of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs in society and economy. The course explores what entrepreneurship means from several angles including how you can be entrepreneurial in your own life—right now. We look at the practice of business entrepreneurship with an emphasis on innovation and opportunity creation, need identification, and value creation. This is an energized course about discovering entrepreneurship in and out of the firm.
Financial Management (4 units)
Introduces the basic concepts and tools of finance. Reviews balance sheet and income statement categories. Emphasizes the time value of money, present value calculations, the opportunity cost of capital, valuation of simple securities, and evaluating investment opportunities in a capital budgeting system.
Economics for Business Decisions (3 units)
Introduces the use of microeconomics in making better business decisions. Includes topics on determinants of demand, role of demand elasticities in an optimizing firm, identification of costs which are relevant to business decisions, estimation and forecasting demand and costs using regression analysis, differences between various market structures and consequences for business decisions, and optimal pricing in segmented and non-segmented markets. Integral part of the course is the use of current business articles to integrate and illustrate topics. Emphasizes applications of microeconomic theory.
Organizational Analysis & Management (3 units)
Examines the structure and design of organizations, how organizational structure relates to its environment, how it influences the technologies used, and how decisions about structure affect the behavior of individuals in the organization.
Social Benefit Entrepreneurship (3 units)
Introduces students to social benefit entrepreneurship through readings, case study analysis, and participation in assessing business plans for existing social benefit ventures. Considers that social benefit entrepreneurship is the creation of innovative ventures that produce a social benefit and that these ventures typically innovate to produce products and/or services that help alleviate important social problems in areas such as economic development (poverty), health, equality, education, and environment. Emphasizes understanding management techniques for maximizing the financial sustainability and scalability of an SBE.
Crowdsourcing vs. Expertsourcing: Strategies for Innovation (1 unit)
Marketing Strategies and Decisions (4 units)
Focuses on decisions faced by managers concerning market segmentation, targeting, and positioning. Covers concepts such as new product development, pricing strategies, distribution channels, customer relationships, and performance metrics within a strategic planning framework. Students apply these key concepts and frameworks to cases and to formulating a comprehensive marketing plan centered on sustainable profitability and capabilities. Cases cover various environments and industries, especially those of concern to Silicon Valley firms.
Innovation in Silicon Valley (3 units)
This course will cover the skills, practices, and processes for understanding and managing technology and innovation in fast-paced environments. The course delivery is informed by extant foundational and emerging empirical work in innovation. This course will complement content in elective courses (product marketing, product development, and intellectual property, small business entrepreneurship) and core courses in strategy.
Legal Fundamentals for Entrepreneurs (3 units)
This course introduces students to some of the fundamental legal issues typically encountered by entrepreneurs and start-up companies. These include restrictions arising when leaving a current employer, selecting the best company structure and ownership, raising money and securities regulation, human resources concerns, contracts and leases, liability relating to the sale of goods and services, operational liability, intellectual property, creditor's rights and bankruptcy, and others.
Business Model Frameworks (3 units)
Business Communications (1 unit)
Intensive practice in forms of communication specifically for business settings, geared to the student's level of prior preparation. The focus will be primarily on oral communication and writing to support the oral communication. Emphasis on communicating complex issues and quantitative data to inform, advocate, or persuade.
Emerging Company Finance (3 units)
Covers financial topics most relevant to newly formed companies, with an emphasis on Silicon Valley-style startups that target large markets and raise outside capital. Includes topics on: (1) valuation, which is the course's primary theme, underlying all of the topics covered; (2) evaluating business opportunities, which focuses on the underlying economic principles that differentiate large opportunities from small opportunities; (3) funding business opportunities, which covers both identifying a company's needs and acquiring the capital to finance those needs; and (4) discussing how successful entrepreneurial ventures "exit."
Small Business Entrepreneurship (3 units)Evaluates venture ideas and the conversion of these ideas into viable ventures. Includes discussion of cases, lectures, and presentations by guest lecturers who have played a role in starting new enterprises (e.g., bankers, attorneys, and entrepreneurs). Develops a five-year business plan for a new enterprise. Knowledge of accounting/ finance must be sufficient to build viable financial statements.
Business Plan Investor Pitch Practicum (1 unit)
Integrated Product Development (3 units)
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