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"I feel that using an interactive approach allows students to start asking questions about biology instead of just memorizing scientific facts, enabling them to have a broader understanding of the subject matter. I also feel strongly that ecology and environmental studies courses should be transported into an outdoor classroom whenever possible. I believe that field-based courses are the best mechanism for teaching ecology, and in my experience students excel when presented with real-world challenges."
What Dr. Langford enjoys most about teaching at FSC is watching students get excited when they are exposed to new organisms and/or concepts in ecology and evolution, especially when we are in the outdoor classroom. He enjoys hiking and backpacking, camping, frogging, searching for invertebrates at the beach, SCUBA and snorkeling, biking, mountain climbing, kayaking, and loves college basketball, Rock Chalk Jayhawks!
Biology for your Life; Environmental Science; Ecology; Honors Research in Biology; Marine Biology; Biology Fundamentals; Parasitology; Evolution
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M.S. Herpetology, University of South Alabama
B.G.S. Environmental Studies, University of Kansas
Student-Faculty Collaborative Summer Research Grant, Florida Southern College, Lakeland, FL, 2012
University of Nebraska's Teaching Council and Parent Association Teaching Award, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, 2009
Blair Paxton Udale Estate Scholarship Award, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Molecular phylogenetic analysis of some North American Rhabdias spp., 2007-2008
David A. Becker Memorial Award for Best Oral Presentation. Annual meeting of the Southwestern Association of Parasitologists, Lake Texoma, OK, 2006
National Estuarine Research Reserve Fellowship-National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Parasite biodiversity of amphibians and reptiles at the Grand Bay NERR, Mississippi. 2006-2009
Mobile Bay National Estuarine Program Grant. Effects of Forest Management Edges on Amphibian/Reptile Assemblages and Toxicant Loading in the Mobile-Tensaw Delta (Baldwin Co., AL). 2004-2005
My research focuses on the ecology and evolution of parasite life histories, and I have an interest in amphibian and reptile conservation. My research primarily occurs in and around aquatic habitats, where my students and I get wet and muddy collecting a variety of organisms! My parasitological research utilizes amphibians and reptiles as model systems to investigate issues of parasite community structure, host specificity, life cycle evolution, and biodiversity. My conservation research focuses on the population ecology of freshwater turtles in central Florida. I also have an interest in ecotoxicology and invertebrate zoology (especially spiders).
Langford, G.J., J.A. Borden, and D.H. Nelson. 2011. Ecology of the Eastern Ribbonsnake (Thamnophis sauritus) in southern Alabama with evidence of seasonal multiple broods. Herpetological Conservation and Biology 6:400-409.
Langford, G.J. and J.C. Bruno*. 2011. Siren lacertina (Greater Siren) Diet. Herpetological Review 42:256. *Undergraduate author
Langford, G.J. and J. Janovy, Jr. 2010. Heterodon nasicus (Western Hog-nosed Snake). Diet and arboreal foraging behavior. Herpetological Review 42:291.
Langford, G.J. and J. Janovy, Jr. 2009. Comparative life cycles and life histories of North American Rhabdias spp. (Nematoda: Rhabdiasidae): lungworms of frogs and snakes.Journal of Parasitology 95: 1145-1155.
Nelson, D.H., G.J. Langford^, J.A. Borden, and W.M. Turner. 2009. Reproductive, Nesting, and Hatchling Ecology of the Alabama Red-bellied Cooter, Pseudemys alabamensis Baur.Chelonian Conservation and Biology 8:66-73. ^corresponding author
Borden, J.A. and G.J. Langford. 2008. A Simple Pitfall Trap for Samdpling Nesting Diamondback Terrapins. Herpetological Review 39:188-190.
Janovy, J. Jr., J. Detwiler, S. Schwank, M.G. Bolek, A.K. Knipes, and G.J. Langford. 2007. New and Emended Descriptions of Gregarines from Flour Beetles (Tribolium spp. and Palorus subdepressus: Coleoptera, Tenebrionidae). Journal of Parasitology 93:1155-1170.
Langford, G.J., J.A. Borden, C.S. Major, and D.H. Nelson. 2007. Effects of Prescribed Fire on the Herpetofauna of a Southern Mississippi Pine Savanna. Herpetological Conservation and Biology 2:135-144.
Janovy, J. Jr., M.G. Bolek, J. Detwiler, S. Schwank, A. Knipes, and G.J. Langford. 2007. Gregarina niphandrodes (Eugregarinorida: Septatorina): Oocyst Surface Architecture. Journal of Parasitology 93:714-16.


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203 22ND St, Virginia Beach, VA | Directions 2345136.850285 -75.975993
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Northeast Virginia Beach
Very unique place with a nice atmosphere, good food and service.On vacation with my family - also very kid friendly! Second time to Virginia Beach and second time to Abbey Road, definitely recommended!
Great place to meet friends! – I've been going to Abbey Road for years and have always loved the food and atmosphere and all the Beatle stuff on the walls. Food has improved alot over the years and the lunch and dinner specials are great. Prices are reasonable and what you would expect for the oceanfront. They've got their own parking lot, too!
I'll be back.
Bad service, bad food, high prices – I made reservations approx 2 weeks ago for a party of 20 to celebrate a special occassion on March 9, 2011. Everyone looked forward to dining at this restaurant because of the many positive reviews. Unfortunately, the restaurant did not live up to those reviews. We only had 1 server for all 21 people, she took food orders for all 21 people before placing our orders. None of us were served until all 21 orders were brought to the table. Several orders were incorrect and food was either cold, not seasoned or did not taste good. I asked the acting manager why there was not another server to assist with our group, and she explained they did not think necessary. She stated the reason it took so long for our group to be served was due to having more than 20 people in the group. We had 21. So I guess that one extra person disrupted the whole order taking, order making, fast service, getting your order correct process. The kicker...all but two ordered sandwiches/fries, and the appetizers arrived during or after main entree was served. I informed the manager I would never eat there again, and tell everyone I know to stay away from it too.
Terrible, overpriced bar food! – The menu leads you to think they have a nice menu but, it is horrible!!!! I ordered crab cakes that were very over priced and were deep fried canned crab. My husband ordered a seafood pasta dish that was flavorless and watery. The restaurant is dirty and the menu is horrible!!! Catch 31 is a much better choice for the same $!!
So-so food and service – My husband and I came here with 4 other friends, on New Year's weekend. We both ordered the french onion soup, and it was mostly filled with croutons and the cheese on the top was hard and cold, it was probably sitting for 15 minutes before we received them. The bowl was small, more like a cup, and definetly wasn't worth the $6 each. I ordered the roast beef sandwich which was alright, but also tasted like it had been sitting out for a while. My husband, however, enjoyed his burger. The friends I was with ordered crab cakes, and were also disappointed because it was mostly made of "filler" and not actual crab meat (which you would expect to get at the shore).
Service was okay - the girl didn't seem to be very helpful or go out of her way to be friendly. It wasn't crowded at all, so we expected a little better and quicker service. On the plus side, they serve many different types of beer. I would recommend coming here for a drink, but not to eat diner.
A bar is a bar ... SERVE BAR FOOD – My husband and I visited in July 2005 for dinner - this place won't serve sandwiches between 5 & 10. While we waited for a seat we were served promptly at the bar - nice strong drinks. Appetizers, traditional "bar food mix," were good - plentiful serving. Then our steaks (filet) came out. Medium well? My husband's was black & mine was butterflied, overcooked - like cardboard. We cut the burned parts off of my husband's and shared. This place needs to focus less on the Beetles gimmick and more on their food ... or, better yet, accept that you're a bar and stick to bar food!!
A plus? The service was good. The waitress took my whole dinner off the bill.
Good Place to Just Chill – Not an extremely busy spot, but they have one of the biggest beer selections in Virginia Beach. Complete their beer quest and get your name on a plaque above the bar. Cool live music, typically kinda folky music. Good starting point for a night out.
abbey road? – My biggest issue with this restaurant was that they don't serve burgers between the hours of 5pm and 10pm. I would think that would be when they serve them due to being dinner time and the bar atmospere. The server was very "blonde" and made it known that she did not know what she was doing. The pasta and bread were stale and the steak we had ordered was very rare. Both tinmes they brought it back. I was very disappionted and they did take care of 25% of the bill. Never again.
sublime – The delmonico steak is the best I've ever eaten! Literally the best meal I've ever had in my entire life! I can't wait to visit Virginia Beach again and eat at Abbey Road!
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Behind the hearse, ancestors of the pallbearers and relatives of Maj. John Pelham, along with re-enactors in period dress and a few dozen area residents, recreated the funeral procession of a Confederate hero of the Civil War.
The procession was a bit more jovial than the one that would have followed the hearse 150 years ago. People talked about gardening and waved to cars pulled along the side of the road. They joked as they dodged the leavings of the horses pulling the hearse.
But they also talked about their own ancestors who fought during the Civil War and the history of the road they were walking down. And that was the point of the event.
Bill Jones, one of the re-enactors, said he does six to eight re-enactments a year to learn and to teach what he has learned and in that way to honor his ancestors.
"I'm here to honor John Pelham and in honoring John Pelham I am also honoring my ancestors, anyone that was a Confederate veteran," he said.
The funeral procession and graveside service were the culmination of a weekend of events commemorating Jacksonville's history from the Civil War era.
Sunday was the 150th anniversary of Pelham's death in Culpepper, Va., from injuries sustained in a battle a few miles away at Kelly's Ford. Although Pelham was just 24 when he died, he was a celebrated soldier and was nicknamed "the gallant Pelham" by Robert E. Lee.
Pelham attended the U.S. Military Academy at West Point but dropped out two weeks before his graduation in 1861 to join the Confederate Army, said the Rev. Bob Ford, a retired Baptist campus minister from Jacksonville State University, who delivered a eulogy at Pelham's gravesite. By the summer of 1862, the young soldier had become Maj. Pelham, Ford said. But his career was ended by an artillery fragment less than a year later in Virginia.
The men assumed Pelham was dead when they found him after the battle, slung him over a horse and took his body to a friend's home in Culpepper, Ford said.
It was there they discovered he was still alive, Ford said; but Pelham never regained consciousness and died early the next day on Mar. 17, 1863.
His body was transported to Richmond, Va., where it lay in state for a time. Then he was transported to Jacksonville for burial. It took two weeks for his body to arrive, Ford said.
Brian Chaney and his wife Melody, brought their three children, Brianna, 10, Amber, 4, and Gavin, 1, to the commemoration Sunday to teach them a little of the city's history, he said.
"I've lived here most all my life," Chaney said. "I didn't know some of the stuff about Pelham that I just learned today."
Chaney, who according to his wife is a "walking history book," wanted his children to really know the town where they live, he said.
Linda Jones would be pleased.
The Jones family, no relation to Bill Jones, were re-enactors who came from Georgia to support the event. The trips to re-enactments are her family's recreation, she said.
"We learn history; we do it as a family," Jones said. "The boys will remember it a whole lot more participating and being here and seeing this than they would reading about it in a book."
This particular time period in the country's history is important to preserve, she said.
"So much was sacrificed," she added.
Pete Pelham summed up the event at the gravesite.
"There's always a reason to celebrate bravery and character," Pelham said.
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VCs think my boobs need an algorithm. My boobs don't need an algorithm. If that's not enough, VCs also think that women need a bra subscription. They gave $2M in seed funding to True & Co., an e-commerce bra company with an algorithm and subscription model. Never mind that the clear majority of women don't buy bras every month. This start-up's algorithm involves answering questions online for about 3 minutes that's not only boring and painful but also futile. The algorithm, like the brand's name, is ridiculous. An algorithm cannot provide you with a better fit just as answering questions online cannot help you find the best pillow for your preferences. Some products need to be touched and tried on. An algorithm cannot account for technological advancements like soft stretch in bra straps, seamless fits, softer lace with stretch, and good quality padding that isn't cheap and itchy. Finally, as a lingerie brand, this start-up lacks fun and sexy branding. There's a place for an algorithm–it isn't my bra. VCs simply don't understand consumer psychology, consumer purchasing patterns and what it takes to build a great brand or product. It seems as if they think consumer tech is easy and that anyone can do it. This misunderstanding is a big problem, and VCs are screwing up the ecosystem.
Charlie O'Donnell (@ceonyc), a VC at Brooklyn Ventures, recently tweeted in reply to Sanjay Raman (@sanjayraman), a VC at Greylock Ventures:
"@sanjayraman: Always fascinated by eBay dichotomy: terrible product, yet remarkable liquidity." << Like a bar full of drunk singles at 3am.
— Charlie O'Donnell (@ceonyc) December 25, 2012
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Baseball Wins 5th Straight, Blasts Stillman 15-1
DAHLONEGA, GA – The 22nd-ranked North Georgia baseball team continued their perfect run to open the year, breezing by Stillman College 15-1 on Saturday evening at Bob Stein Stadium behind timely hitting and complete-game pitching performance.
The Saints stay unbeaten on the year, improving to 5-0 on the season, while Stillman drops their third straight, falling to 4-3 overall as the two teams will battle again on Sunday afternoon in the series finale.
The game was scoreless until Daniel Warzon led off the third inning and took the first pitch he saw and blasted a solo shot to left field, breaking the scoreless deadlock and giving the Saints a 1-0 lead. For Warzon, it was his seventh hit in 11 trips to the plate this season as the senior transfer's average sits at .636 heading into Sunday's weekend finale.
The rest of the offense followed Warzon's lead over the next three innings, combining to score 12 runs and take a commanding 13-0 lead. Jordan Erisman had the big hit in the fourth, stroking a bases loaded single to left field that cleared the bases, giving North Georgia a 6-0 lead.
Six runs in the fourth was followed by three runs in each of the next two innings, before North Georgia capped their scoring with a two spot in the eighth inning. Erisman paced the offense with three hits, four runs batted in, and two runs scored, while Terrell Jones and Dustin Carpenter continued their good work, each adding a pair of hits in the win.
Blake Hobby returned to midseason form on the mound, picking the up the complete-game win as the junior allowed just five hits and one earned run while striking out nine and not walking a single batter.
The Saints will look for their second straight three-game sweep on Sunday afternoon as North Georgia will oppose Stillman for the third time in as many days. First pitch at Bob Stein Stadium is set for 1:00 p.m. as the Saints look for their sixth straight victory to start the 2011 season.


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Lavash Bread "Sushi" Pinwheel Recipe
If you're intimidated by the thought of making sushi, this recipe is a great place to start. These sushi-syle pinwheelsl are much easier than the real thing, but still delicious. No nori sheets or rice are involved. Instead, I used soft flatbread, roasted red bell pepper hummus, crunchy shredded carrots, wasabi-flavored avocado, edamame beans and spinach leaves. They can be served as appetizers for a dinner party; to ensure they don't fall apart, secure them by tying cute bows around the "sushi" using garlic chives. Remember, you eat with your eyes first!
If you happened to stop by the Gilroy Garlic festival this weekend, you may have come across the California Lavash booth. I absolutely love their artisan flatbread and used it in this dish. Their new look has officially launched and it should be hitting Whole Foods shelves in a few weeks; I'm personally excited about that because you'll be able to see my photos on the new packages!
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Butternut Squash Pocket Sandwich Recipe
My husband's youngest sister, who just started third grade, recently told me she didn't like "Wednesday Pizza" at school and asked me to give her a boxed lunch instead. I had leftover roasted butternut squash, so in the morning, I quickly improvised a flavorful hot pocket sandwich with 2 of my little munchkin's other favorite ingredients: salami and brie cheese.
I assembled the pocket in a sandwich grill we have. I love this sandwich maker because it browns the bread and seals the sandwich perfectly. After they were done cooking, I wrapped the sandwiches in wax paper and packed them in her Disney Princess school lunch bag. The sandwiches cooled down to room temperature by lunch time, but they were still crunchy and delicious. If you were to make these as a box lunch for work, you could put them in the toaster to re-heat before eating. No microwave though!
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Mediterranean Pinwheel Sandwich Recipe
These colorful pinwheel sandwiches are loaded with Mediterranean flavors. Fresh and roasted vegetables are brought together with hummus and pleasingly tart capers. The cabbage and carrots were also briefly pickled in lemon juice and a little sugar to add a little brightness without sacrificing their crunch.
I made these pinwheel sandwiches a while back with the gals from California Lavash. I had a blast cooking with them and look forward to doing it again soon. Their pizza lavash is out of this world. These sandwiches are perfect for the summer and would look fabulous at any picnic, party or barbecue. Enjoy the sunshine!
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Lentil Patties in Lavash Wrap (+ Giveaway)
Getting creative with sandwiches usually means changing the combination of meats, cheeses, veggies or sauces used. Another way to go is to use a different kind of bread. I've tried making sandwiches with naans in the past, and they turned out fabulously. So when our friend Lilea from California Lavash sent us packages of soft, thin, out-of-this-world lavash bread, I decided to make sandwich wraps with it. Fresh lavash bread is flexible and doesn't tear so I tightly rolled up each lavash around the filling into a cone, folded the bottom and secured the wrap into a small glass cup.
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By Chadd Cripe
© 2012 Idaho Statesman
Here are my bowl projections for this week:
New Mexico (MW vs. Pac-12), Dec. 15, Albuquerque: Nevada vs. Arizona: Mountain West commissioner Craig Thompson told the Fresno Bee last week that New Mexico didn't make sense for Fresno State (repeat visitor), so I put Nevada here.
Famous Idaho Potato (WAC vs. MAC), Dec. 15, Boise: Utah State vs. Toledo: The Potato Bowl should be a good game again this year. Utah State is having an outstanding season and still could win the WAC and the MAC has enough good teams to send someone with a gaudy record to Boise.
Poinsettia (MW vs. BYU), Dec. 20, San Diego: San Diego State vs. BYU: This is the biggest no-brainer on the list.
MAACO (MW vs. Pac-12), Dec. 22, Las Vegas: Boise State vs. UCLA: If the Broncos win out, they're still by far the most attractive team because of their name, TV value and likely Top 25 ranking. And unlike Fresno/New Mexico above, the Mountain West doesn't have any control to prevent a team from going to Las Vegas three years in a row. The opponent will be better if the Pac-12 only gets one team into the BCS — the USC-UCLA loser seems likely — than if the Pac-12 gets two.
Hawaii (MW vs. C-USA), Dec. 24, Honolulu: Fresno State vs. Houston: This would be a nice reward for the Bulldogs if they share the conference title.
Armed Forces (MW vs. C-USA), Dec. 29, Fort Worth, Texas: Air Force vs. East Carolina: Air Force's attractiveness took a hit with last week's loss to Army. The Falcons still have to play Fresno State and San Diego State, too.
Rose (Pac-12 vs. Big Ten), Jan. 1, Pasadena, Calif.: Oklahoma vs. Nebraska: The Pac-12 might sneak a second team into the top 14, but Oregon State probably has to beat Stanford. The Rose could take Notre Dame but if the Irish are undefeated there will be pressure to let them go to the Fiesta.
Orange (ACC vs. BCS), Jan. 1, Miami: Florida State vs. Louisville: A chance for Louisville to build some serious poll momentum going into next year.
Sugar (SEC vs. BCS), Jan. 2, New Orleans: Florida vs. Clemson: Clemson is rooting hard against the Pac-12 getting a second bid. That could determine whether the Tigers get a spot.
Fiesta (Big 12 vs. BCS), Jan. 3, Glendale, Ariz.: Kansas State vs. Notre Dame: This could be a matchup of undefeated teams ranked No. 3 and No. 4.
BCS National Championship Game (1 vs. 2), Jan. 7, Miami: Alabama vs. Oregon: If Oregon and Kansas State are undefeated, it will be close. But it's difficult to imagine Oregon getting left out with its dominance and track record.
I'm writing about sophomore safety Jeremy Ioane's homecoming for Saturday's paper. The Honolulu native gets to play in front of family and friends against Hawaii.
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Hawaii quarterback Sean Schroeder on why Boise State's defense is so good against the pass:
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Boise State linebacker J.C. Percy on the special teams matchup this week:
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>> Running back Rex Burkhead talked because it's Senior Week, but he remained evasive about whether he'd play in Saturday's home finale vs. Minnesota. He wouldn't give a percentage chance on his suiting up, only that his strained left knee feels pretty good and "I'm pretty close."
Burkhead, notably, said it would be more important for him to play in a potential Big Ten Championship game than it would on Senior Day. And coach Bo Pelini said that, after Burkhead strained his MCL for a third time in the first quarter of the Northwestern, coaches, trainers and Burkhead sat down and agreed he wouldn't play until his knee was 100 percent.
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"It kills him every week," Pelini said of Burkhead not playing.
Burkhead said he'd do some light field work Monday in preparation for the week. Burkhead said he has a lot of family members visiting for Saturday's game.
In Burkhead's absence, Ameer Abdullah has held up just fine, toting the ball 31 times in the win over Penn State. Abdullah said he didn't feel wear-and-tear of those carries at all.
>>It's Senior Week, so to speak, and you'll see a lot of good stuff from us on some of the players who comprise the 29-member class. Pelini said this class has exuded leadership, toughness and character.
"They've put up with me for four, five years," Pelini joked. "We're not easy on them. We've demanded a lot from them."
>>Pelini extolled the virtues of reinvigorating Nebraska's walk-on program since he arrived in 2008. Pelini said the walk-on program was in a bad spot when he arrived, and even he didn't fully appreciate the impact of it until he'd spent time around it as head coach.
"It's a big-time edge," Pelini said. "And it's an edge we have to use."
>>The Huskers are 14-4 in November since Pelini arrived, which the coach attributes to the team "staying with the process" and learning from mistakes made earlier in the season.
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What problem are you trying to correct that is wrong with ARC's chosen settings?
I didn't know what your room gain was. I believe ARC 3 allows a max 4db room gain where 2.x had a max of 6. I'm not too sure if .2 will be that noticeable. The room gain is the hump in the curves on your graph in the lower freq. Boosting it should give an increase in these freq. or of course the opposite if you decrease. As Bob says movie mixers expect a room gain around 2 - 3 db and music mixers may not have a common agreement but usually for ARC many assume lower and like to have a value like 1.5db.
You can use the MRX with 6.1 setup. To do this hook rear speaker to either back channel. Then engage DD EX or Neo 6, both of which are 6.1 formats(mono to back channels) Do not use DD PLIIx as it is a 7.1 format.
Thanks John for your feedback.
The very quick response from Anthem - Kudos for speed in which they replied to my email.
"They have changed the program without me noticing.
The only issue will be that it will look for a 7.1ch system if you enable the rears.
You may have to connect and disconnect the rear speaker. From ch 6 to 7 to have ARC work properly.
We will try to implement this 6.1ch feature into ARC."
If I am reading this properly at this stage they do not support 6.1 and so it seems best that I buy two more rears to go 7.1 and not 6.1 as planned. Going to look at bit messy... oh well
I am not very technical so maybe I am missing something
And then he's suggesting you can fool ARC, for now, by moving the output jack for your single rear speaker from the left rear output of the MRX to the right rear output and then telling ARC to retry that unresponsive speaker. You would have to redo this for each mic position.
ARC will then build a 7.1 speaker solution. Which I guess you then proceed to use with your actual 6.1 speaker setup.
I'm not sure there aren't still gotchas in this. I don't have an MRX so I can't be much help on this one.
Thanks - I missed that. But since the Dolby Volume level is set in that menu (instead of the Source Setup) does that mean it applies to all sources? That is, you can't have the volume leveling off for one source and on for another without manually adjusting this setting each time you switch sources?


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Sherritt International sold its coal holdings to Altius Minerals and Westmoreland Coal; the latter purchased the Obed Mountain Mine near Hinton for $465 million.
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This is where I heard the bell toll. He hypothesizes that the rape is "legitimate" but the woman manages to get pregnant anyway. So punish the rapist, he says, not "the child" (i.e., embryo) by, presumably, allowing it to be aborted. Who hovers in utter irrelevancy in this scenario? The woman. She's no more than a fertile medium for the rapist's "child" and has no say in what should happen next.
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Study in the field of criminal justice examines the component parts of criminal justice - police, courts, and corrections - and seeks to gain an understanding of the interdependencies among these separate parts of the criminal justice system. Courses emphasize the role of criminal justice agencies in society, particularly in relation to the impact of alternative criminal justice policies on society and social problems.
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Criminal justice intended majors spend their first two years building a liberal arts foundation and fulfilling proficiency requirements. Freshmen and sophomores may begin to take courses offered in the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare.
The major in criminal justice requires a minimum of 31 credits in criminal justice courses, and 27 credits in social science courses, for a minimum of 57 credits for the major. No more than 65 credits in criminal justice and social science courses may be taken for credit toward the degree. The Department requires that students attain at least a 2.0 GPA on all credits in the major attempted at UWM. In addition, students must attain a 2.0 GPA on all major credits attempted, including transfer work, to meet graduation requirements.
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Crm Jst 110
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Crm Jst 150
Introduction to Research in Criminal Justice
Crm Jst 271
Police Process
Crm Jst 273
Corrections Process
Crm Jst 275
Criminal Court Process
Crm Jst 295
Crime and Criminal Justice Policy
Crm Jst 662
Methods of Social Welfare Research
Electives in criminal justice
(Soc Wrk 100 and Soc Wrk 206 count as electives in the criminal justice major.)
Social Science Requirements. A total of 27 credits in the social sciences is required, to include the following distribution:
1. 15 credits taken in a single area of concentration from one of the following: anthropology, economics, history, political science, psychology or sociology. (Courses must be approved as General Education social sciences.) At least 6 of these credits must be at the upper division (300 level or above).
2. 12 credits taken in at least two other social sciences from the list above, outside the area of concentration. Other social sciences such as geography, philosophy, etc. are not included in the social sciences for the major, nor do they count in the 65-credit rule.
Upon approval of the Criminal Justice Field Coordinator, the student may earn up to 6 credits for authorized field placements with various criminal justice agencies including police departments, court-related agencies, and correctional institutions.
A minor in criminal justice requires a minimum of 19 credits in criminal justice courses. Required courses in the minor are Crm Jst 110, 150, 271, 273, and 275. The remaining 6 credits must be earned in 300 level courses or above. Credits earned in Crm Jst 311 (Field Experience) and Crm Jst 599 (Independent Reading) do not count toward the minimum number of credits required for the minor in criminal justice.Certificate Program in Forensic Sciences
The Criminal Justice Program in the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare cooperates with the Departments of Anthropology and Chemistry in the College of Letters and Science and the Clinical Laboratory Sciences Program in the College of Health Sciences to offer studies in forensic sciences. Certificates can be earned in Death Investigation, Forensic Sciences, and Forensic Toxicology. For additional information, see the complete "Forensic Sciences" program description in the Inter-School/College section of this catalog.
The Department of Criminal Justice offers a Specialization in Crime Analysis. A sequence of courses will lead to a specialization in this growing area. Preparation includes a foundation in criminal justice and research methods; specialized coursework in crime analysis, analysis-oriented technology, and data driven policing; and field placement in an agency setting with practicing professionals.
Course of Study: Specialization in Crime Analysis
The specialization in Crime Analysis consists of 27 credits, with the following courses (or equivalents) required:
|Crm Jst 110
|Introduction to Criminal Justice
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|Crm Jst 271
|Police Process
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|Crm Jst 295
|Crime and Criminal Justice Policy
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|Methods of Social Welfare Research
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|Crm Jst 480
|Criminal Evidence and Investigation
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|Introduction to Crime Analysis
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Analysis Oriented Technology: Spatial Data Analyses;
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|Data Driven Policing
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|Field Experience Practicum
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Students must complete all coursework within the sequence. A minimum of 15 credits must be taken in residence at UWM.Criminal Justice 110, Criminal Justice 271, Criminal Justice 295, and Criminal Justice 662 are prerequisites for Criminal Justice 510 and Criminal Justice 520. Criminal Justice 110, Criminal Justice 271, and Criminal Justice 295 are prerequisites for Criminal Justice 530. Criminal Justice 110 is a prerequisite for all other courses in the sequence.
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