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Recruiting Q&A: A look at the Southeast with Kynon Codrington
With National Signing Day less than a month away, SI exchanged emails with the seven Rivals.com regional recruiting analysts to get their perspectives on the major storylines between now and February. Southeast analyst Kynon Codrington breaks down his loaded and popular regional recruiting landscape:
SI: Name your top three "sleepers," either committed or uncommitted, and explain why you think they will impact the next level.
Kynon Codrington: My top sleeper is Chris Jones, followed by Matt Dayes and Jason Smith. I've had the opportunity to see Jones, a defensive end, in person at the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic and the Under Armour All-America Game, and each time he proved he is among the country's best. At 6-foot-6, 250 pounds, Jones has tremendous size, speed and physical ability. He has a quick first step and plays with good leverage. The Mississippi State commit uses his hands well and disrupts throwing lanes with his wide wingspan.
Dayes led Broward County, Fla., in rushing with 1,878 yards and 28 touchdowns on 266 carries. The three-star prospect is very good between the tackles, and he has excellent lateral quickness. He is always falling forward and has the speed to bounce it to the outside for a long run. The Weston (Fla.) Cypress Bay standout runs with good pad level and displays reliable hands out of the backfield.
It's hard to call a four-star a "sleeper," but Smith, an Auburn pledge, may turn out to have a better career than some of the higher-rated athletes in this class. Smith has exceptional start-and-stop agility. He is a smooth, natural route runner who runs precise routes. The Yellowhammer State star lined up at quarterback this year, but he has a bright future at receiver at the next level. His game-breaking ability should allow him to contribute as a freshman.
SI: Which recent coaching departure (or new hire) will have the most influence on your region's recruiting landscape?
KC: I feel the additions of assistant coaches Jeremy Pruitt and Sal Sunseri will be huge for Florida State. Both guys have instant credibility after having served on Nick Saban's 2011 championship team at Alabama. Pruitt and Sunseri flipped Rivals100 member DeMarcus Walker upon their hiring in Tallahassee. Look for them to maintain a presence in Alabama following the loss of Dameyune Craig to Auburn.
SI: Name three teams whose stock is rising and three others whose is falling.
KC: Three teams to buy right now are Florida, Miami and Ole Miss. The Gators flipped linebackers Matt Rolin, Jarrad Davis and Alex Anzalone, who will all add depth to the position. The Hurricanes picked up commitments from Rivals100 star Al-Quadin Muhammad and widely regarded junior college tight end Beau Sandland. The 'Canes' Rivals Team Ranking may not indicate they are on the rise, but they have a chance to close with Stacy Coley, Matthew Thomas and Jermaine Grace. The Rebels could close with a top-10 class if they land the nation's No. 1 prospect, Robert Nkemdiche, who is expected to go with Ole Miss on Signing Day. In addition, they have a shot with five-star Laquon Treadwell and four-star Elijah Daniel.
Auburn, Mississippi State and South Florida aren't really falling, but they aren't exactly trending up. The Tigers are trying to re-recruit five-star linebacker Reuben Foster, while Jeremy Johnson and Dee Liner are committed but will take official visits to other schools. The Bulldogs picked up a commitment from Ashton Shumpert, but they haven't closed anyone else. New Bulls head coach Willie Taggart lost his highest-rated prospect when quarterback Asiantii Woulard de-committed.
SI: Who is the best remaining uncommitted player in the region?
KC: Foster is the best prospect left on the board. He has looked great at recent all-star showings and appears to be back to the form that made him a national recruit following a solid senior year.
Which player in your region will have the best opportunity to contribute immediately?
It wouldn't surprise me to see cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III contribute early and potentially start when he arrives in Gainesville. His technique is so flawless and his instincts are so superb that he will earn the coaches' trust right away. Hargreaves is a special player who should be an All-SEC performer at Florida.
SI: Which player in your region impresses you so much that you'd be willing to guarantee success on the next level?
Laremy Tunsil impresses me so much that I think he will have success at the next level and beyond. Tunsil has the footwork, agility and lateral ability to be a premier left tackle. He moves like a tight end and has prototypical size to anchor the blind side. If he continues to progress, I feel he will be an All-America player and NFL starter.


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All In
A winning romantic comedy about a hot streak, a big bet, and the dangers of getting what you hoped for, Daniel Burman's All In is the story of Uriel, a professional gambler, single father, and Don Juan of the first rank. With his luck running, at cards and with the ladies, Uriel decides to take the plunge and embark on a new life of freedom—he gets a vasectomy. Just as everything in his life seems to be coming together perfectly, Gloria, his old pre-marriage flame, returns to Buenos Aires after years abroad to turn his life on its head. Past films by Burman that have featured in the NYJFF include 36 Righteous Men (2011), Empty Nest (2009), Lost Embrace (2005), and Waiting for the Messiah (2002).
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Since moving to an area that has particularly hard water, and with the mandated formula change to all dishwasher detergents, my dishes are an absolute mess.
They are clean, I promise. But they don't look very clean, they look cloudy. My glass, my Tupperware even some of my metal items are all cloudy. It has been driving me nuts.
Wanna see how well it works? Here's my before and after!
And just like magic, my dishes are now clean!! And this is definitely a cost effective way to wash dishes too.**
Home Made Dishwasher Detergent
- 2 c borax
- 2 c Arm & Hammer washing soda
- 2 c lemi shine*
- 1 c kosher salt
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- Combine all ingredients in a bowl and stir until mixed.
- The citric acid in the lemi shine will make everything get a bit hard. The first time I made this I put it directly into my container and it all got really really hard. I had to use a knife to get it out. So I suggest letting this mixture sit out in a bowl for a couple of days, stirring often. You will still get a few little "balls" of detergent, but that is just fine! You just don't want it all in one big piece! Believe me, this is the best way to go!! ***
- The lemi shine suggests running an empty dishwasher cycle with just that in order to clean your dishwasher. I followed their directions for good measure!
Fill your rinse aid spot with white vinegar.Add a small container with white vinegar in it to the top rack of your dishwasher before running. Don't put it in your rinse aid compartment! (see this post here for more details, but basically, the vinegar isn't compatible with the rubber pieces in the rinse aid compartment!) (This is sooo much cheaper then your typical rinse aid and makes a big difference in how your dishes will turn out!)
- Use 1 tbs of detergent per load of dishes. I do about a 30/70 split with 30% in the pre-wash spot and 70% in the wash spot. If you don't have a prewash spot, you can put it all in the wash spot.
**I have not done my own personal cost analysis, but several other people have who use similar detergent recipes to mine and cost-wise I think they compare pretty comparable. That being said, I am estimating my cost per load to be about $0.06. (Which compared to Finish Power Tabs 100 for $15.50 at Costco = $0.15 a load) is a savings.
***For those having issues with the detergent clumping, please be sure to try the following solutions:
- Please be sure to follow my instructions in #2 above and let the mixture sit out in a bowl, stirring occasionally. This solved all of my problems and is a simple solution.
- You can also leave the Lemi-Shine out of the mixture and add it directly into the dishwasher each time.
- Some readers have suggested blending it up, using a silicon packet you find in shoes etc, adding a bit of uncooked rice or putting your detergent into small muffin tins and purposefully letting it harden to create your own tabs. I have never personally tried these and can't testify to whether or not they work :)
This is an eco-friendly dishwasher detergent option if you are looking to decrease the amount of chemicals you use in your home, this would make a great option as well!
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I worked at Marsh full-time for less than a year
Pros – Very stable company. Good atmosphere, with a sincere non-assuming feeling.
Cons – Too much emphasis on metrics and the actual time taken to complete a task, in the use of Siebel time management program.
Advice to Senior Management – Put the emphasis back on what is actually accomplished daily by an employee and less on the metrics of the time it took to accomplish that task. Less micromanaging and more seeing the big picture would improve the bottom line of this company.
Hire a business consultant to troubleshoot your training program for the role of Certificate Specialist in order to find out the reason for the high turnover rate in the classroom/ work setting and how it is affecting your operations budget and company morale and reputation. Hire an experienced, articulate person specifically for the role of first point of contact for the Data Entry department, so the data entry specialists can concentrate fully on their job and a more professional impression of the company in general will be experienced by clients and customers calling in.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
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Satanic Rites of Simon
24 Nov 2011, 7:55pm
I don't care what people say, I love this film. It does what it sets out to do- make people laugh- with unashamed gutso. Oh, by the way, only two buses were involved in the crash!
Related to: Holiday on the Buses (1973)
Satanic Rites of Simon
24 Nov 2011, 7:52pm
As someone with a keen interest in the Victorian period, I do wish Hammer had made more set in this period, so films like this are gems to treasure. It breaks the mould of the traditional Hammer plot in that there is no real hero/ simpering love interest climax here. I also love this film because it takes the Jack the Ripper setting but not in the obvious way- a brave attempt to do something different. It has genuine moments of grisly horror, and the scene set in St. Paul's Cathedral had my horror-hating Mum on the edge of her seat!
Related to: Hands of the Ripper (1971)
Satanic Rites of Simon
24 Nov 2011, 7:46pm
I've always had a soft spot for this film which is sort of an unofficial template for the Hammer House of Horror and Mystery and Suspense series'. Just a small set of characters, an isolated setting and a good few twists along the way. And from a 2011 percpective, it feels quite a period piece!
Related to: Fear In The Night (1972)
Satanic Rites of Simon
24 Nov 2011, 7:42pm
Despite the lack of decent plot for Dracula, there is plenty to enjoy in this film. The build up to his revival is packed with atmosphere, and the character interplay between Paul and The Monsignor is entertaining. Cool title sequence too, first time I saw it I thought someone had dropped acid into my tea!
Related to: Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (1968)
Satanic Rites of Simon
24 Nov 2011, 7:36pm
The entrance of Dracula in this film is a masterstroke in mis-direction. We see his shadowy form at the top of the stairs, accompanied by the crashing impact of James Bernard's score. We expect a cheesy moment of horror, but what we get instead is a slow descent followed by a polite greeting. This film is a touch of class, definately not for sadists only!
Related to: Dracula (1958)
Satanic Rites of Simon
15 May 2011, 12:41pm
Not hard to see where Chris Carter got his ideas from when he created The X-Files, no wonder Nigel Kneale refused to write for it, he already had! Unlike a lot of sci fi films around the time, there is nothing cheesy about this film, and it still holds up today as an exercise in paranoia and government conspiracy. Brian Donlevy isn't that bad despite his obvious limits.
Related to: Quatermass 2 (1957)
Satanic Rites of Simon
15 May 2011, 12:37pm
Ah, now here we have a film with genuine, chilling atmosphere. The dream sequence still ranks as one of the best scenes of a Hammer film, and John Carson makes for a fantastic villian, despite the bonkers nature of his plan, although I guess he doesn't have any union issues. The scene where the Zombie flings Alice's body away and cackles maniacally really scared me as a kid and still gives me the shivers! Not bad for a 45 year old film.
Related to: The Plague Of The Zombies (1966)
Satanic Rites of Simon
15 May 2011, 12:31pm
Somehow, this film managed to scare my Dad when he saw it on its original release! I was too busy laughing to be scared when I first saw it, from the camp Dracula who looks as though he had a few gins and decided to daub himself in his late Mother's make up to the kung fu scenes that look as though the characters are flinging red paint at each other. But hey, its difficult to hate it, and if nothing else its the perfect film so long as you're armed with a group of mates and a stack of booze.
Related to: The Legend Of The 7 Golden Vampires (1974)
Satanic Rites of Simon
15 May 2011, 12:24pm
So, here we have a film in which the main character is a murderous, blackmailing borderline madman as the main character and we find ourselves routing for him! All praise indeed to Peter Cushing- the gentle man who scared millions. the best scene, though, belongs to Freddie Jones attempting to communicate with his wife in another man's body. Such an outrageous concept made incredibly moving by his portrayal. And its good to see Veronica Calson given a nice, meaty part which she handles with aplomb.
Related to: Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969)
Satanic Rites of Simon
15 May 2011, 12:18pm
I'll be honest, when I first saw this film aged 14, I found it dull and slow moving. I realised how wrong I was some years ago. It's leisurely pace helps to build up the tension and the atmosphere for the still potent scene of Dracula's ressurection, and Christopher Lee's presence despite (or becuase of) the lack of dialogue is captivating throughout. Special mention must go to Andrew Kier, who achieves the near impossible feat of never making you miss Peter Cushing.
Related to: Dracula Prince Of Darkness (1966)
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SJSU Photography Faculty Exhibition
A special opportunity to view recent works by current faculty in the Photography area within the School of Art and Design, this exhibition will feature a wide range of media, style, and technique. Showcasing a divergent group of artists who share an interest in working with photographic media and a devotion to teaching, this exhibition is both provocative and stimulating, revealing a variety of conceptual emphases, aesthetics, and creative solutions to formalistic issues of value, tone, and composition. Participants include:
Each of these artists individually has received noteworthy acclaim for their works.
As a group, they combine significant successes in regional, national, and international
exhibitions, public art projects, and museum collections, as well as numerous grants
and awards. We are delighted to have this opportunity to feature their thoughtfulness,
creativity, and vision in this special display.
The Intimate Diebenkorn: Works on Paper 1949 – 1992
March 18 – May 16, 2014
Richard Clifford Diebenkorn, Jr. was born in 1922 in Portland, Oregon, relocating
his family to San Francisco two years later. After local schooling, he entered Stanford University in 1940, where he concentrated on studio art and art history. There, he moved on from an early interest in American artists such as Arthur Dove and Edward Hopper
—after a visit to the home of Gertrude Stein's sister-in-law—to the work of European Modernists including Cézanne, Picasso and Matisse. After military duty, Diebenkorn entered the California School of Fine Arts on the G.I. Bill, where he met serious contemporaries who would become lifelong friends and artistic colleagues. He also, at that time, met the slightly older David Park, who would have an especially important influence on the younger artist's work.
After an early focus on abstractions, influenced in great part by his meeting with
Franz Kline, in late 1955 Dienbenkorn suddenly veered to a representational mode,
on landscapes, figures studies, and still lifes. With friends Park, Elmer Bischoff, and later Frank Lobdell, he regularly worked from the model; the figurative and landscape works of the period 1956-1967 were instrumental in attracting a wider audience to his work. In 1966 he and his family moved to southern California; within several months of beginning work in his Ocean Park neighborhood studio, he had left figuration behind, and developed a unique abstract language that secured his stature as an American master. The Diebenkorns moved back to northern California in 1988, and he died in his home in Berkeley in 1993.
The first show to be produced by The Richard Diebenkorn Foundation, this exhibition
of approximately forty works on paper provides a richly intimate glimpse into the artist's evolution over a period of more than forty years. Andrea Ligouri, managing director of the Foundation and director of research and associate editor of the Richard Diebenkorn catalogue raisonné, has commented, "This is a body of work that…represents the process of an artist in a very private way." This exhibition was curated by Chester Arnold, artist and chair of the Fine Arts Department of the College of Marin, and was particularly selected with a student audience in mind, as it reveals how Diebenkorn used materials and subject matter typically found in beginning art classes – including pen and ink, graphite, and newsprint, which were used to create a range of works, from abstractions to drawings from the model – and, as such, these small works help to demystify the process of making art. Much of the work included in The Intimate Diebenkorn was generally unseen and unknown to the public until the publication of two complementary books last year. All works are loaned to the Thompson Gallery courtesy The Richard Diebenkorn Foundation.
In conjunction with the opening of this exhibition, Gretchen Diebenkorn Grant, the
artist's daughter, will present an illustrated lecture on her father's work from 5
– 6 pm in Art #133. This presentation and the following opening reception are free
and open to the public.
Hardcover Book Documenting the Past 100 Years
Now Available for Purchase
It is as important to mark rites of passage for institutions as for individuals. In each case, stopping to observe a transitional moment has particular importance amidst the crush of what has become the new "normal" of our busy daily lives: it motivates us to celebrate growth, honor milestones, or commemorate passings. And, by so doing, it inspires us to take stock, to note the challenges and the successes, the drawbacks and the rewards. It reminds us to take a breath and look back from where we have come, appreciate where we are now, and look forward to what lies ahead.
Featuring 160 color reproductions and black-and-white photographs, the new book Creativity, Change, Commitment: A Celebration of 100 Years of The Department of Art provides a broad history of the Department of Art, and includes images by or narratives about dozens of alumni, as well as faculty, staff, and programs. This splendidly designed 280-page hard cover was produced in conjunction with an exhibition at the Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery at SJSU. Catalog contributors include Jo Farb Hernández, director/curator of the Thompson Gallery, as well as texts written by three distinguished art history alumni. Together they have created the most comprehensive history of the Department that has yet been formulated.
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De Elias Dimitrakopoulos
This book is an analytic presentation of my photographic collection of Hellenistic and Roman portraits from the different Museums I have visited in the last years. It is an attempt to familiarize the reader with the beauty and realism of the ancient portrait ....
Acerca del autor
Elias Dimitrakopoulos was born in Athens, Greece, in 1941. He joined the Greek Diplomatic Service, in 1968.
Photography has always been essential, in his artistic priorities. Digital photography permitted him to address his creativity potential.
Now that the years of duty are over, he is living in Athens, trying to catch-up with life-long longings.
Fecha de publicación 26 de octubre de 2012
Dimensiones Apaisado estándar 120 páginas
Papel estándar
Categoría Arte y fotografía
Etiquetas classic sculpture, classic art, ancient greek art, hellenistic portrait, roman portrait, roman art, archaeology, sculpture, history
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Downtown Cabaret Children's Theatre presents Freckleface Strawberry - The Musical on Saturdays and Sundays beginning February 23 and continuing through March 30.
Based on the beloved book by celebrated and award-winning actress Julianne Moore, Freckleface and nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award for outstanding new Off-Broadway musical, the musical steps inside the book's pages with Freckleface and her friends as they confront bullying and learn to love the skin they're in.
The Downtown Cabaret Theatre, a not-for-profit performing arts service organization, is the first professional performing arts organization in the State of Connecticut to offer a Sensory Sensitive Performanceof one of its own productions. Sensory Sensitive Sunday of the new family musical stage production ofFreckleface Strawberry - The Musical is scheduled on Sunday, March 3 at 5:30pm.
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From staff reports
AUGUSTA - A federal judge ruled Friday that Gov. Paul LePage was within his right to "government speech" when he removed a mural depicting labor history from a state office building.
Interested Mainers study a mural by Judy Taylor depicting the history of labor in Maine. A judge ruled Friday that Gov. Paul LePage had a right to remove the mural. LePage's actions created a controversy in Maine.
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Judge John Woodcock Jr.
U.S. District Judge John A. Woodcock Jr. issued the 91-page ruling dismissing the lawsuit, which was filed last year and sought to have the mural reinstalled at the Department of Labor. Oral arguments were held in U.S. District Court in Bangor earlier this month.
"The governor has as much right not to project a message about the history of Maine labor in a state-owned mural as he would to decline to read aloud a history of labor in Maine written by the prior administration," Woodcock wrote. "In other words, as the Supreme Court held, a government entity has the right to 'speak for itself."'
The controversy surrounding the 11-panel mural began a year ago, when LePage ordered it removed from a small waiting room and stored in a secret location. The mural depicts the history of organized labor in Maine and the country, with images of Rosie the Riveter and a shoe-worker strike in Lewiston. It's removal became a national news story.
At the time, LePage called the mural "one-sided" and said he did not want to send the wrong message to employers in Maine.
The mural's removal prompted widespread criticism and the federal lawsuit filed on behalf of three artists, a workplace safety official, an organized labor representative and an attorney alleging that LePage violated First Amendment rights protected in the U.S. Constitution, as well as the state's contract with the artist.
"We have a legal decision but nothing resembling justice," artist Robert Shetterly, one of the plaintiffs, told The Associated Press. "What's been censored, what's been removed and suppressed, is not just (the artist's) free speech against the governor's free speech or government speech -- what's been censored is our history."
But LePage spokeswoman Adrienne Bennett said Friday that the administration felt all along that the lawsuit was more about politics than art.
"We've always believed this was a frivolous, politically motivated lawsuit," she said. "It would be stunning if government officials were to be barred from making different artistic choices from their predecessors."
Attorney Jeffrey Neil Young, who represented the plaintiffs, said in a statement that they won the case "in the court of public opinion."
"Mainers recognize what the court has failed to appreciate," he said. "That the removal of the mural is nothing less than government censorship of artistic speech in violation of the First Amendment. The mural is no more government speech than the mural that hangs in the lobby of the courthouse in Bangor when you go through security to enter the building."
The plaintiffs haven't yet decided whether to appeal.
The mural was commissioned in 2008 by then-Gov. John Baldacci's administration during renovations of the leased office space in Augusta. The state spent $60,000 on the piece and directed artist Judy Taylor of Tremont to create a mural that emphasized the "value and dignity of workers and their critical role in creating the wealth of the state and nation."
During oral arguments in Bangor, plaintiffs' attorney Jonathan Beal argued that because the artist created the work and was expressing her ideas, LePage's decision to remove the mural stifled her free speech rights.
Woodcock ruled that it was a case of government speech and that he was wary of setting a precedent in which sitting governors could be cross-examined in court and asked to explain their political decisions.
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Removing this 36-foot labor-history mural from the lobby of the Department of Labor in Augusta was an act of "government speech" excercised by the sitting governor, according to a ruling Friday by U.S. District Judge John A. Woodcock Jr. in Bangor. Critics say the action was "nothing less than government censorship of artistic speech in violation of the First Amendment."
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Neurophysiology (from Greek νεῦρον, neuron, "nerve"; φύσις, physis, "nature, origin"; and -λογία, -logia) is a branch of physiology and neuroscience that is concerned with the study of the functioning of the nervous system. The primary tools of basic neurophysiological research include electrophysiological recordings such as patch clamp and calcium imaging, as well as some of the common tools of molecular biology.
Neurophysiology is connected with electrophysiology, neurobiology, psychology, neurology, clinical neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, cognitive science, biophysics, mathematical biology, and other brain sciences.[1]
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Neurophysiology has been a subject of study since as early as 4,000 B.C.
In the early B.C. years, most studies were of different natural sedatives like alcohol and poppy plants. In 1700 B.C., the Edwin Smith surgical papyrus was written. This papyrus was crucial in understanding how the ancient Egyptians understood the nervous system. This papyrus looked at different case studies about injuries to different parts of the body, most notably the head. Beginning around 460 B.C., Hippocrates began to study epilepsy, and theorized that it had its origins in the brain. Hippocrates also theorized that the brain was involved in sensation, and that it was where intelligence was derived from. Hippocrates, as well as most ancient Greeks, believed that relaxation and a stress free environment was crucial in helping treat neurological disorders. In 280 B.C., Erasistratus of Chios theorized that there were divisions in the vestibular processing the brain, as well as deducing from observation that sensation was located there.
In 177 Galen theorized that human thought occurred in the brain, as opposed to the heart as Aristotle had theorized. The optic chiasm, which is crucial to the visual system, was discovered around 100 C.E. by Marinus. Circa 1000, Al-Zahrawi, living in Spain, began to write about different surgical treatments for neurological disorders. In 1216, the first anatomy textbook in Europe, which included a description of the brain, was written by Mondino de'Luzzi. In 1402, St Mary of Bethlehem Hospital (later known as Bedlam in Britain) was the first hospital used exclusively for the mentally ill.
In 1504, Leonardo da Vinci continued his study of the human body with a wax cast of the human ventricle system. In 1536, Nicolo Massa described the effects of different diseases, such as syphilis on the nervous system. He also noticed that the ventricular cavities were filled with cerebrospinal fluid. In 1542, the term physiology was used for the first time by a French physician named Jean Fernal, to explain bodily function in relation to the brain. In 1543, Andreas Vesalius wrote On the Workings of the Human Body, which revolutionized the study of anatomy. In this book, he described the pineal gland and what he believed the function was, and was able to draw the corpus striatum which is made up of the basal ganglia and the internal capsule. In 1549, Jason Pratensis published De Cerebri Morbis. This book was devoted to neurological diseases, and discussed symptoms, as well as ideas from Galen and other Greek, Roman and Arabic authors. It also looked into the anatomy and specific functions of different areas. In 1550, Andreas Vesalius worked on a case of hydrocephalus, or fluid filling the brain. In the same year, Bartolomeo Eustachio studied the optic nerves, mainly focusing on their origins in the brain. In 1564, Giulio Cesare Aranzio discovered the hippocampus, naming it such due to its shape resemblance to a sea horse.
In 1621, Robert Burton published The Anatomy of Melancholy, which looked at the loss of important characters in one's life as leading to depression. In 1649, René Descartes studied the pineal gland. He mistakenly believed that it was the "soul" of the brain, and believed it was where thoughts formed. In 1658, Johann Jakob Wepfer studied a patient in which he believed that a broken blood vessel had caused apoplexy, or a stroke.
In 1749, David Hartley published Observations of Man, which focused on frame (neurology), duty (moral psychology) and expectations (spirituality) and how these integrated within one another. This text was also the first to use the English term "psychology". In 1752, the Society of Friends created an asylum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This asylum was intended to give not only medical treatment to those mentally ill individuals, but also to provide them with caretakers and comfortable living conditions. In 1755, J.B. Le Roy began using electroconvulsive therapy for the mentally ill, a treatment still used today in specific cases. In 1760, Arne-Charles studied how different lesions in the cerebellum could affect motor movements. In 1776, M.V.G. Malacarne studied the cerebellum intensely, and published a book solely based on its function and appearance.
In 1800, Sammuel von Soemmering discovered a black colored structure in the midbrain, calling it the substantia nigra. In 1808, Franz Joseph Gall studied and published work on phrenology. Phrenology was the faulty science of looking at head shape to determine different aspects of personality and brain function. In 1811, Julien Jean Legallois studied respiration in animal dissection and lesions and found the center of respiration in the medulla oblongata. In the same year, Charles Bell finished work on what would later become known as the Bell-Magendie law, which compared functional differences between dorsal and ventral roots of the spinal cord. In 1822, Friedrich Burdach distinguished between the lateral and medial geniculate bodies, as well as named the cingular gyrus. In 1824, F. Magendie studied and produced the first evidence of the cerebellum's role in equilibration to complete the Bell-Magendie law. In 1838, Theodor Schwann began studying white and grey matter in the brain, and discovered the myelin sheath. These cells, which cover the axons of the neurons in the brain, are named Schwann cells after him. In 1848, Phineas Gage, the classical neurophysiology patient, had his brain pierced by an iron tamping rod in a blasting accident. He became an excellent case study in the connection between the prefrontal cortex and behavior, decision making and consequences. In 1849, Hermann von Helmholtz studied the speed of frog nerve impulses while studying electricity in the body.
While these are certainly not all the developments in neurophysiology before 1849, these developments were significant to the study of the brain and body.
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- ^ [1] "The Clinical Neurophysiology Primer" By Andrew S. Blum, Seward B. Rutkove, Humana Press, 2007, ISBN 0-89603-996-X, 9780896039964
- "Clinical CardiologyVolume 18, Issue 10, Article First Published Online: 4 FEB 2009." Julien Jean César Legallois. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/clc.4960181015/pdf>.
- "Cyber Museum of Neurosurgery." NEUROSURGERY://ON-CALL®. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.neurosurgery.org/cybermuseum/pre20th/epapyrus.html>.
- Gallistel, C. R. "Bell, Magendie and the Proposals to Restrict the Use of Animals in Neurobehavioral Research."Ruccs.rutgers.edu. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://ruccs.rutgers.edu/~galliste/Gallistel_1981_Bell_Magendie_and_the_Proposal_to_Restrict_the_Use_of_Animals.pdf>.
- "History of Biology 1800-1849." Www.normalesup.org. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.normalesup.org/~adanchin/history/dates_1800.html>.
- "History of Neuroscience." UW Faculty Web Server. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/hist.html>.
- "Perspective on the Vestibular Cortex throughout History." - Duque-Parra. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar.b.20031/full>.
- "Article Number: EONS : 0736 : Cerebellum." Prism.bham.ac.uk. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://prism.bham.ac.uk/pdf_files/Miall_2002_Encycl_Neurol_Sci.pdf>.
- "David Hartley." (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy). Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hartley/>.
- Frank, Leonard R. "The Electroshock Quotationary." Endofshock.com. 2006. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.endofshock.com/Final%20version%20Quotationary.pdf>.
- "Johann Jakob Wpfer (1620-95) and Cerebral Haemorrhage." Jnnp.bmj.com. JMS Pearce. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://jnnp.bmj.com/content/62/4/387.full.pdf>.
- "Origins of Neuroscience:." Google Books. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://books.google.com/books?id=_GMeW9E1IB4C>.
- Waln, Robert. "An Account of the Asylum for the Insane, Established by the Society of Friends, near Frankford, in the Vicinity of Philadelphia." Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK22122/>.
- "Anatomy Words." Anatomy Words. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://anatomyalmanac.blogspot.com/2007/08/hippocampus-half-horsehalf-fish-sea.html>.
- "Andreas Vesalius and Modern Human Anatomy." Experiment-Resources.com. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.experiment-resources.com/andreas-vesalius.html>.
- "Andreas Vesalius of Brussels, 1514-1564." Google Books. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://books.google.com/books?id=HCA6wGaU8PUC>.
- "Arch Neurol -- Abstract: The First Neurology Book: De Cerebri Morbis... (1549) by Jason Pratensis, March 1988, Pestronk 45 (3): 341." Archives of Neurology, a Monthly Peer-reviewed Medical Journal Published by AMA. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://archneur.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/3/341>.
- "Descartes and the Pineal Gland." (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy). Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/pineal-gland/>.
- McCaffrey, Patrick. "Chapter 5. The Corpus Striatum, Rhinencephalon, Connecting Fibers, and Diencephalon." The Neuroscience on the Web Series. CSU. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.csuchico.edu/~pmccaffrey/syllabi/CMSD%20320/362unit5.html>.
- "Supplemental Content." National Center for Biotechnology Information. U.S. National Library of Medicine. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. Brink, A. (1979). "Depression and loss: A theme in Robert Burton's "Anatomy of melancholy" (1621)". Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie 24 (8): 767–772. PMID 391384..
- "Al-Zahrawi - Father of Surgery." Object Moved. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.factofarabs.net/ERA.aspx?Id=99>.
- "Andreas Vesalius." Encyclopedia.com. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Andreas_Vesalius.aspx>.
- Jeffery, Glen. "Architecture of the Optic Chiasm and the Mechanisms That Sculpt Its Development." American Physiological Society: Physiological Reviews. American Physiological Society. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://physrev.physiology.org/content/81/4/1393.full>.
- "Mondino De'Luzzi." Encyclopedia.com. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Mondino_de_Luzzi.aspx>.
- "A History of the Brain." Stanford University. Web. 30 Apr. 2012. <http://www.stanford.edu/class/history13/earlysciencelab/body/brainpages/brain.html>.


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"Don't take guilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, to the next town or even to a foreign country, but don't go where guilt is." Those were my parting words from last week's column. They were cut a little short and I felt it was a thought worth completing.
These friends have nothing to feel guilty about this week…unless getting older is a sin! I think NOT. Happy birthday to you all!
Kellie Grubbs celebrated her birthday on November 6th. I think she turned 18, but I'm not sure. Regardless, she looks marvelous. Her name did not make it into last week's column.
Nov.7-Gloria Bennett, Noline Coefield, Randall Bowen, Danny, Crowson, Iris Kent, Ricky Watson, Melissa Johnson, Catherine Baker, J.T. Bowen and Carol Gathwright. Nov.8-Krystal Magouirk, Odessa Ervin, Mark Vise, Jessica Bryant, Jim Smallwood and Michael Shortt. Nov.9-Stephanie Ashley, Renee Garrett, Virginia Bryant, Susan Ridley and Jean Spraggins. Nov.10-Al Grizzard, Blake Grizzard, Jeromy Pate, Jessica Fergeson, Danny White and Connie Hudgins. Nov.11-Larry Riddle, Ben Taylor, Conner Causey, Jennifer Crosby, Chase Davis, Tyler Hollis and Candice Taylor. Nov.12-Jimmy Bragg, Kody Johnson, Greg Whit, Heather Brown and Alton Howle. Mr. Howle reigns as our Birthday King of the week. Alton will be 96 years old on this day. I am proud to call him my friend. Three cheers for Alton. Nov. 13-Suzanne League, Frankie Estes, Payton Campbell and Rodney Morgan.
Keeping the Love Alive
Happy anniversary to the following Lovebirds! November 8-Donald and Linda Jackson. Nov.10-Mr. and Mrs, Glen Hyatt.
Sunshine List
I love telling my readers about friends who have asked to be removed from the Sunshine List because they are much better. Such is the case with Mary Alvarado. Mary is grateful for the prayers and thoughts sent her way. Hopefully, the following individuals will join Mary soon: Neal Mulkey, Mayfield Robertson, Jessica Smith, Andrea Smith, Ed Cleveland, Sherry Brown, Terry Benefield, Kerry Smith, Jimmie Nell Vise, Merrill Hayes, Rider Bearden, Ken Sanders and Sara Noland.
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Tried Addams Family and shadow of the beast, both appear to be running at full speed and smoothly, no artifacts, shearing etc, and yes, the sound is tinny and yukky.
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Help Sonic Trace build a portable sound booth to record stories from Mexicans & Central Americans across Los Angeles.
Update August 10, 4:00 p.m.
La Burbuja made its showcase last night at Guelaguetza in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles. Though it was not completely finished, lacking its metallic silver coat, it was received with much praise, attracting both whole first-wave Oaxacan immigrant families and young KCRW hipsters alike.
Everybody was eager to step inside to take photos and converse personally among themselves. A raffle was held to raise some the money that is still needed to complete La Burbuja, prizes included a cookbook collection handpicked by Evan Kleiman of the radio show "Good Food" to bottles of Mezcal Reposado "Los Javis."
Thank you to all of those that came out last night to support. We just have a little over a week left in our Kickstarter campaign, help us raise enough money to finish La Burbuja!
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We have reached our Kickstarter goal!
But we are far from funded. We have reached our budget but La Burbuja is still not finished. It still needs its exterior metallic finish and that comes with an additional $3,000 price tag.
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A "Killer Chrome" paint job which will give La Burbuja's surface the most reflective effect. This is to ensure that the final product looks like the original render.
Stretch Goal #2 - $10,000
Money to lug it around! La Burbuja will be stationed at 45 different locations within Southern California, we are going to need to rent a trailer each and every time. You will help us pay our Oaxacan neighbor for a pick-up truck to carry it, he is willing to offer to Sonic Trace for a small fee. Our Volkswagen just wont cut it!
Stretch Goal #3 - $15,000
La Burbuja arrives to Mexico City! Sonic Trace in Mexico, interviewing American expats and asking them the three Sonic Trace questions: Why do you go? Why do you stay? Why do you come back?
Sonic Trace is KCRW's new storytelling project that begins in the heart of Los Angeles and crosses into Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. Part radio, part video, Sonic Trace maps LA residents' answers to the questions: ¿Por qué te vas? ¿Por qué te quedas? ¿Por qué regresas? Why do you go? Why do you stay? And, what makes you return?
Last month we launched a competition to find a design for a portable sound booth for this new storytelling series. Sonic Trace will be taking this booth all over the city — to churches, food fairs and schools. To rock, jazz and cumbia concerts. We will be at the park, at the coffee shop and hanging at the tamale hot spots. We'll be setting up and closing shop alongside food trucks and observing public transportation from bus stops and corner shops. You get the idea?
These places will be noisy and hectic. So we asked designers, builders and architects to help us make a portable sound booth that could be a space of intimacy, reflection and "border-less-ness", where broadcast quality story-telling could happen.
Designers Hugo Martinez and Christin To, both immigrants themselves, designed "La Burbuja" (the Bubble). With help from family and friends, they conceived a silvery orb that would open up in sections like a chocolate orange to reveal a womb-like recording space inside. The concept is for a "non-place", in which the interviewee would be suspended in time and space, while passersby would see themselves reflected in a globe both dematerialized and opaque.
Hugo, who studied architecture at Columbia, then worked for architect Thom Mayne at Morphosis, and is experienced in fabrication, is convinced he can realize the concept in its simple purity for just $5,000. Help innovate public media and broadcast radio. Support Sonic Trace and Hugo Martinez in building this incredible story-telling bubble.
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Sonic Trace is produced by Anayansi Diaz-Cortes and Eric Pearse Chavez. It is part of Localore, an initiative of the Association of Independents in Radio (AIR) and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. It's home is KCRW's Independent Producer Project. The project is co-produced by Zeega, a non-profit inventing new forms of interactive storytelling.
A very special thanks to Jerry Henry, who directed and produced our Kickstarter video. Lately he shoots films like Exit Through The Gift Shop, but he felt our project resonated with his own work. His short film Something Other Than Other (2004) really captures the essence of Sonic Trace.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
For release at noon, July 2'0 1955
Mr, President, I must oppose the recommendation of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations that funds earmarked for military assistance
should be restored.
I oppose this restoration~ because of any desire to lessen the
military assistance that we plan to give our allies but solely because we
are giving the Department of Defense more money than it can reasonably be
expected to obligate during next year.
For several years now Congress has appropriated to the Department
of Defense more money than it has been able to obligate within a year. The
result has been that during the last months -- indeed, during the last days
of each fiscal year -- the Defense Department engages in an orgy of financial
manipulations to salt away excess funds so that they will not revert to the
national Treasury. This leads to wasteful, irresponsible use of the taxpayer's
One year ago during the months of May and June the Department of
Defense obligated $1.2 billion dollars -- nearly one-half -- of the total of
$2.5 billion available for obligation that year. This year, during the months
of April, May and June the Department obligated, according to the best
estimates I have been able to get, at least $1. 9 billion -- more than one-half
of the some $3.3 billion available in fisca11955 for obligation. $932 million
was obligated in the last month and of that amount $614 million was obligated
in the last 24 hours,
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. President, it has been sald that the House of R pre cnt th•cs
alashed the military assistar.cc appropriation by cutting the Pre sdent s
request for $1.125 billion of new money to $705 million. Actually, however,
i£ we were to view U\e fiscal rear as having begun on June 29, 1955, the
Department would have available !or obhgc.tion the new money of $705 million
plus the $614 million obligated in the last 24 hours of the old fiscal year .
In other words, if we add to the new money the sums obligated on June 29,
the Department of Defense would have available during fiscal year 1956
$1. 319 billion -- some $200 million more than the President requested.
I am fully familiar with the fact thut the Department of Defense says th
money appropriated last year but unobligated was already programmed and tha
the reduction in military assistance funds will slow down the program in the
year ahead. I do not believe that would be the case . The trouble is that the
Department of Defense is about six months behind in obligating funds we have
appropriated. And it has been at leCist six months behind for the last several
years , If we keep the appropriations of new money low this year we will force
the Department of Defense to be more realistic by having on hand only the
amount of money it can r easonably expect to obligate during the next twelve
months. \'le will not be giving the Department the amount that it expects to
obligate during 18 months ,
Mr . President, if I should prove in error in this judgment there is
a simple device available to the Department of Defense. I! it appears six
months from now that the Department is able to obligate funds faster this
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 37, Folder 70, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
year than it did last year, it can ask the Congress for a deficiency appropriation.
This is not unusual fo!' other Departments, But to the best of my
recollection, the :t-,futual Security Program has never found itself in the
situation of rur.ning out of money to obiigate with the necessity of coming
to the Congress for deficiency appropriations,
I say, Mr , President, let us follow the advice this year of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, the 1·eport of the Conferees on the Foreign Aid
bill, and the report of the House Committee on Appropriations. Here is what
they had to say about the last minute financial gyrations of the Department of
Defense and the Bureau of the Budget,
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs in its report said, and I
quote, 11 Each year since the program began there has always been a large
carryover of unobligated funds." The Conference Committee stated in its
report, and again I quote, "The conferees were shocked at the wholesale
1reservations 1 reported to have been made in the Defense Department during
the last few days of the fiscal year • • • " And the House Committee on Appropriations
stated in its report: "The chaotic fiscal situation surrounding the
administration of this program is once again brought forcefully to the
attention of the Congress."
These Committees may have been wrong, Mr, President, but I do not
think so. If they were wrong - - if we err here by reducing the new funds
available for military assistance this year -- let the Defense Department
request a deficiency appropriation early next year. I am sure that course
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 37, Folder 70, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
o( &.CtlOn will not inJUre the pr C1'3t , It Wlll have the eifcct, 10 rn)' opuuon,
of requlr th Defense Dcpa .. tmcnt to be more c ndtd and !orlhr1 ht m its
dealines w1tl t c C n rcss and in 1ts treatment o£ the tn · dollars o! our
Mr. President, I hold in my hands t~Jo cditorielo. One 10 from the
New York Times of July 10. The other is from the Wnshincton Po t of July 13.
Both of these editorials protest cuts in the fore:gn aid program . Doth
editorials, it seems to me, miss the point.
I agre~ with their general conclusions that our foreign aid programs
should not be blindly slashed, But Mr. President, the reduced military
assistance appropriations are, for the most part, not blind slashes, The
funds a vailable for rnilitary assistance arc simply reduced so that the money
available for obligation will he rcalis~ically related to the rate at wh1ch the
Department of Defense will be able to obligate funds without wild, last minuto
obligations iu June which I deplore .
Those of llS here who seek to maintain and snpport a r ealistic foreign
aid program of military and economic assistance and who se~h. to require the
Executive to be responsible in the h;wdling of funds for these programs arc
cften subject to irresponsible attacks. The charge that a "meat ax11 approach
is being used to reduce foreign aid is directed at friends of the program who
proteot not at its size, uut who protest the wa:Jtage of funds that results !rom
last minute obligations. On July 8, fo1· c:~anjple, Unc.ler Secretary of the Army
Charles C. Finucane spol"e in Spokane, \'.'ashington, and, according to press
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reports, "countered charges by Senator Mike Mansfield that the Defense
Depart'Tl ct t oLligated some $500,000, 000 in unspent funds at the last minute
in order to p.~:cvent the money from going back to the treasury." He added,
according to the report, "The money to which Senator Mansfield referred was
spent by the department only after actual needs had been determined."
Mr. President, if the money was spent only after the Defense Department
determined its actual needs, I ask why the Department delayed claiming
these funds until the last day of the fiscal year. It seems to me that the
answer clearly is that the Department well knew that if it did not move on the
last day of June the funds which it had left over at the end of the year would
revert to the T1·easury and could only be claimed again by the Department of
Defense if the Congress reappropriated them.
Mr. President, I fear that those who rise here to declaim that the
Congress should restore the military assistance cuts, and I confine my remar1
to those cuts, simply have not analyzed the situation that has developed in the
Department of Defense.
Under our constitutional system, it is incumbent upon the Executive
and Congress to work together to plan the appropriation and use of military
assistance funds for certain purposes. If for some reason the Defense Department
is not able to obligate the funds according to plan, the proper course is
for the Department to let those funds lapse at the end of the year and then
request their reappropriation on the basis of plans for next year. It is not
proper, in my opinion, for the Defense Department to take the view that once
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Congrc s has appropriated funds for one year's opcrahons 1t mu t blindly
rcappropnatc an}' !unds the Department has not managed to oblig tc 1n
accordance w1tb the plnn which underlay the appropriat1on requc ted in tho
first place . uituatl n change, the needs of one cocntry arc replaced by the
needs of another, savings arc cf!ccted and unusual expenses arise, but under
our constitutional system it is the responsibility of Congress once each year
to have a careful look at how last year's appropriations were spent and nt how
requested funds arc to be spent in the year ahead. If the Department of Defense
is not able to obligate its funds on an orderly basis during the fiscal year and
must instead reso rt, year after year, to vast obligations in the last on" or
two months of the fiscal year, there is something wrong with the system bccaus
it effectively precludct; congressional consideration of funds appropriated from
year to year on the basis of plans presented to the Congress.
In conclusion, Mr. President, let me repeat what I said at the beginning
of rny remarks. I oppose the r estoration of the military assistance funds
not because I favor reduction in military assistance to our allies but because
of the absolute necessity of getting the Department of Defense to proceed in an
orderly way and according to plan in the obligation of the funds we appropriate.
I predict that if we now give the Defense Department the new military assistance
funds it requests and thereby acquiesce in the Department's arrogant and out landish
June raid on unobligated funds, we will find the Defense Department
will engage in a repeat performance of its annual, last month June buying
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spree. If I am wrong, Mr. President, the Defense Depar tment may come back
to Congress in six months and ask for a de:Cciency appropriation,
I ask unanimous consent to insert at this point the newspaper editorials
and stories to '""hich I have referred,
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Every year, the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative conducts a point-in-time study to determine the number of homeless individuals living in Denver. In January 2013, they counted 11,167 people. Of this number, 43.4% were women and 62% were adults living in households with children. Additionally, 25.4% of the individuals surveyed were newly homeless, meaning they have been homeless less than a year and this is their first time to experience homelessness.
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English, BA
What will I study?
The Bachelor of Arts degree in English has special value for all occupations in which written communication is vital. The required 40 credits in this program integrate coursework that focuses on clear and persuasive discourse, critical reading and research, and literary analysis. This program prepares the student for multiple applications in the business and professional world and for advanced work in English or other academic pursuits.
Program Learning Outcomes
The student will ...
-- Analyze, interpret and evaluate literature within a framework of biblical understanding.
-- Write an effective literary-critical essay utilizing library resources.
-- Analyze audience and situation to create documents that meet reader needs.
-- Apply language conventions and effective organization to written discourse.
What classes will I take?
First Year +
- Freshman Seminar
- Composition & Rhetoric
- History of Civilization c. 3500 BC to AD 1650
- Old Testament Messages
- Introduction to the Arts
- Foreign Language Elective (3 credits)
- Math/Computer or Science Elective (3 credits)
- Composition & Literature
- History of Civilization since 1650
- New Testament Messages
- Fundamentals of Speech
- Fine Arts Appreciation Elective (2 credits)
- Foreign Language Elective (3 credits)
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- British Literature to 1688
- Essential Science
- Bible Elective (200-level) (1 credits)
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- British Literature since 1688
- Foundations of Economics
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Hubble Research Wins TTU Professor Sigma Xi HonorsThe tools used in Tennessee Technological University chemistry professor Robert Glinski's research orbit about 370 miles above the planet, but his Hubble Space Telescope research has netted him an earthly reward.
Tennessee Tech's chapter of Sigma Xi, the international scientific research society, recently named Glinski the winner of its 1998 Sigma Xi Research Award for his paper analyzing data gathered by the Goddard High Resolution Spectrograph, which is mounted on the Hubble.
"Dr. Glinski's work is considered highly significant by his peers," said Scott Northrup, Tennessee Tech chemistry department's interim chairperson. "His work will help other scientists assess the validity of their work and models."
According to NASA, astronomers use the Goddard spectrograph to get very detailed information on an object's chemical make up as well as motions within an object, such as the way a star is blasted apart in a supernova or the way gas is swirling in a bright galaxy to help them find evidence for black holes. The spectrograph looks totally within the ultraviolet part of a spectrum.
Scientists studying these masses of interstellar dust or gas have formed a model to explain the origin and evolution of these far-off gleaming "clouds." Glinski's paper analyzes the Red Rectangle spectra data collected by the spectrograph. This information will help scientists validate their model.
Since joining the Tennessee Tech faculty in 1986, he has published more than 20 articles in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology Applied Spectroscopy and others. This April, he traveled to Nottingham, England, to make a presentation on "Chemistry and Physics of Molecules and Grains in Space" at the Faraday Discussion of the Royal Society of Chemistry.Glinski's paper, "Temperature and Velocity Diagnostics of the Red Rectangle From UV Spectra of CO and CI," was published in the December 1997 issue of the internationally prestigious Astrophysical Journal.


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Seven years ago, when R. Loren Sandford first visited Ukraine, he prophesied that Ukraine was and is a stealth torpedo in the Lord's arsenal that the enemy of our soul could not see coming. read more
'Shields Up!' A Prophetic Warning for America
For the Lord says, "Shields up! This is the time for the watchman to have keen eyes and discernment. The enemy is at the door and wants to stir up havoc, but I will give My people eagle eyes to see what is being planned." read more


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The Columbus Dispatch - April 09, 2013 5:04 PM
Do not try to bother Gov. John Kasich in the 11 o'clock hour Wednesday. He'll be busy.
Kasich is scheduled to give seperate speeches within a 30-minute span at the Statehouse -- first as part of a school-choice rally at 11:30 a.m. and then to the Alzheimer's Association's Memory Day at 11:45 a.m.
The two speeches will likely -- we reserve the right to be wrong here -- be Kasich's first public comments following the Ohio House's dramatic restructuring of his key budget proposals on Tuesday.
The governor is also supposed to give remarks to the Harrison County GOP on Wednesday evening. He is not expected to speak or be made available following the House's revised budget role out Tuesday.


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Tanzania has a natural and cultural wealth unique in the world. The country of safaris well deserves his title. By the number and size of its national parks (Serengeti, Ruaha, ...), natural reserves (Ngorongoro, ...) or protected areas, Tanzania devotes an area the size of France for the protection of the animal world.
Tanzania holds all records: density of wildlife, variety of the greatest number of species (large mammals and birds ...) and provides to the wildlife photographer (professional or amateur) an exceptional safari.
The Kilimandjaro is one of the major summits in the world. The "roof of Africa" with its eternal snow, attracts climbers looking for a myth. The geological chaos born of the Rift and the eruption of giant volcanoes, offers many other opportunities of treks (for all levels). At 40 km away from the Tanzanian coast, the island of Zanzibar, whose name alone makes dream, offers a wide choice of accommodations to prolong a stay after a safari. Just like the Mafia Island and Pemba Island, these ocean pearls with fine sand, are ideal for a pleasant stay full of discoveries. Traveling in Tanzania is also discovering a rich culture born of an African, Arabic, Persian and Indian interbreeding. An encounter with local tribes (Maasai, Barbaigs, Hadzabés)... and the discovery of their traditions will make your trip to Tanzania a rare and authentic experience and leave you with memories etched forever in your heart.
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Descaling schedules are about the total volume of water heated per month/year, the temperature of the water, and the mineral content. Hard to say a-priori what schedule will make sense, even if "long showers" were a well defined concept.
At some showering duty cycle things like drainwater heat exchangers make economic sense on fuel-savings alone, but they also cut the flow of water through the tankless roughly in half, for most 4"x 48" or 3" x 60" versions. Since most of your hot water use is clearly for showers, a drainwater heat exchanger would dramatically extend the descaling schedule, doubling the time between descaling if you have room for installing a bigger one.
They do nothing for batch draws like tub fills- they only work when drains & hot water are running simultaneously. They also need to be installed vertically to work, which is hard to do for first floor showers in slab-on-grade construction, but fine with full-basements or second-story showers. They come as short as 24", but the return efficiency of stubby & skinny unit isn't very high- taller and fatter = higher efficiency.
Insert a tankless for the tank in that diagram- it's done all the time: