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Not necessarily. I'm imagining a "finders keepers" situation, which doesn't require losers in unbounded environments. The idea is that "permanently human-inhabited territory" would grow to include places other than Earth.NeoWarrior7 wrote:Eh, not really. We first need to establish someone to claim it AGAINST.
Which the Death Star could do. Some official sources have it that the Empire's publicly stated purpose for the Death Star was to mine barren planets.NeoWarrior7 wrote:Now, a giant colonizing/terraforming/exploring ship, that could be useful. Or a planet-cracker, that could break open planets, drain all the resources, and build more planet-crackers.
Building a working Death Star would put humanity close to Kardashev III. We're talking about dismantling planetoids and using more than Earth's solar energy budget as early prerequisites. At that point, fossil fuels and terrestrial mining would not really matter.RuffDraft wrote:Well.. as for the insane amount of resources we would need to accomplish this... Please allow me to remind you that nothing is a resource until we know how to use it. Land that contains oil used to be worthless because no one knew you could refine it and transform it into gasoline, etc. The deepest mine is only about 2 miles deep, while the distance from the surface to the core is almost 4000 miles; we've hardly scratched the surface. It's entirely possible that Earth contains enough resources for the job.
Actually, planets are held together by gravity, not electromagnetism, so they don't really have a structural integrity in the conventional sense. If you scoop out a big chunk from the core, the outer layers would settle a bit (as has happened on Mercury); there might be some impressive earthquakes, but the planet wouldn't fall apart or anything.Whatis6times9 wrote:But would strip mining an entire planet be a good idea, I'm sure there's a point where there's only so much structural integrity you could rip out or so much you could pull from the core or mantle before catastrophe.
The material required would be enough to bury all the land on Earth to a depth of several meters. Do you propose building Coruscant instead?NeoWarrior7 wrote:Plus, I feel like we could use all that material better on Earth anyways.
The thing is, with a Death Star or similar spaceship, we wouldn't need another planet. If used for living space, a Death Star would have square footage on the order of Earth's land area, only all habitable. Running life support, even chemical synthesis of oxygen, water, and food, would take a tiny fraction of a Death Star's power output.OrangeDJ wrote:before counquering we should work on finding a suitable alternate planet to live on
Riz wrote:or not conquer at all cuz we don't need to :o
Unless we encounter the Mi-go. If we meet them sooner, it would be advantageous to be able to start on the offensive. If we meet them later, it would be advantageous to have converted as much of the universe as possible into fortified, industrialized living space (which Death Stars could serve as).Warbear wrote:We don't even have anything to conquer.
Also, Pluto's outer layers are probably rather light on the metals that would probably be needed.Q.U. wrote:Mining on Pluto would be a total bitch. Much worse than mining in Antarctica. Half the year during Pluto's "winter" the whole goddamn atmosphere freezes out and falls to the ground.Stuff wrote:Take shit from Pluto, Pluto isn't a planet anymore. ;D
That would be incalculably awesome, but it would surely doom us all.Q.U. wrote:How about we build several enormous engines into the ground with exhaust facing out into space, and turn the Earth into a space vessel? Imagine, sun burning out, growing and getting ready to explode. Planets still orbit obediently. Earth says: "fuck this, I'm out" and flies away on its own, like a boss.Maybe we should turn EARTH into the Death Star. A Super Death Star.
Riz wrote:let's mine Jupiter
Actually, there's a chunk of what would be terrestrial-planet-stuff in there. And the crazy materials needed to make a Death Star do what we want would probably enable such a straw.Q.U. wrote:Mine what? There's no solid surface. Only gas, then liquid gas. Best you can do is shove a giant straw into it and slurp it out.
Actually, size has certain advantages. The surface area / volume ratio shrinks with size, so shielding becomes more efficient. Adding ten meters of armored radiation shielding to a 100km wide ship is a lot more practical than adding ten meters of shielding to a billion 100m wide ships. The amount of redundancy and system independence possible in a huge ship gives a lot bigger cushion against disasters so long as thermal exhaust ports are kept safe.EagleMan wrote:There's no point in building something that large,
Active defenses like shields and point defense lasers depend on the power available, which scales with the volume of a ship. Passive defenses like armor depend on their thickness, and for a given percent of a ship's weight, armor thickness scales with linear dimensions. The idea of Death Star type things is that they are concentrations of offense and defense way out of scale with the status quo, giving them qualitative advantages over the amount of conventional things one could build with the same resources. In Star Wars, this meant that the Death Star could one-shot shielded planets that could withstand bombardment of non-simultanious firepower while being well defended against conventional fleets.EagleMan wrote:especially for possibly offensive/defensive purposes, if force field technology is not feasible, as it would be much easier for any force to take out a massive spaceship, due to its inability to maneuver and the possibility of cascading failures from damage to one section of the ship to other parts (or a massive investment in redundancies which just means you'd be better off with smaller ships). Even for colonizing purposes it really isn't necessary. You'd want to have several ships in case anything happened to a ship, so the whole populace doesn't go down.
The usual numbers for short / long term population viability are 50 / 500 reproducing individuals. A single Death Star could carry the entire human population of Earth.EagleMan wrote:If you're worried about breeding, presumably future colonial ships would carry plenty of frozen sperm and eggs to maintain genetic diversity well into the future, so that the number of humans and inbreeding does not become an issue.
icha_icha_paradise wrote:So, which 50/500 people are we taking?
Valhallen wrote:Actually, planets are held together by gravity, not electromagnetism, so they don't really have a structural integrity in the conventional sense. If you scoop out a big chunk from the core, the outer layers would settle a bit (as has happened on Mercury); there might be some impressive earthquakes, but the planet wouldn't fall apart or anything.Whatis6times9 wrote:But would strip mining an entire planet be a good idea, I'm sure there's a point where there's only so much structural integrity you could rip out or so much you could pull from the core or mantle before catastrophe.
Riz wrote:I would not get on, I have this fear of being stuck in outer space
That's a minimum figure for genetic stability over generations / indefinitely. My point was that there is plenty of room on a single Death Star to take as many people as you want. But we should at least put Mark Hammill in charge of the PA system.icha_icha_paradise wrote:So, which 50/500 people are we taking?
Riz wrote:omigosh omigosh omigosh Val quoted me
Like I said, earthquakes. The rest depends on how much is removed and how it is done. If the removal was even and gentle, Earth would probably get a series of compression ridges like Mercury. If it was more violent, there might be fissures and volcanic activity, maybe a flood eruption. Since material is taken from the core, it would probably be stirred up some, so the magnetic field would probably be strengthened, but its stability would depend on how material is removed and how the outer core's convection currents are disrupted.Whatis6times9 wrote:But how habitable would earth still be and what effects would it have on the magnetic field?
Death Star's a son of a bitch, y'all. All a killer solar wind would be able to do to it is to clean bits of exploded planets off its windshield.OrangeDJ wrote:Hey lily here's a question, if the earth had a possibility of being destroyed by some solor wind or whatever, would you get on? there would also be a chance the ship wouldn't escape the winds and blow up in space and earth would be fine, Would you get on?
NeoWarrior7 wrote:We can grow meat in labs.
Last I heard, it's just muscle cell cultures, with no tissue or organ structure. It has to be molded into edible chunks, and any texture in the final product is from the processing. Also, most flavor would come from additives in the culture medium or flavorings added in processing. So it would probably be pretty similar to other highly processed meat and meatlike products; think somewhere between finely ground mystery sausage and vegetable-based meat substitutes.Riz wrote:how does it taste?
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quote:Oh my bad How bout playing in a BCS game outside of Louisiana
quote:Just stirring the pot on a boring Monday
quote:Each one of these teams has had a legitimate chance to win the NC every year for the last few seasons. Bama LSU Oregon Ohio St Oklahoma
quote:Last season was the only season I give LSU credit for being a top 2-3 dominant team.
quote:A good team, but far from dominant. Say what you want about the 2008 National Title (2 losses). Last season was the only season I give LSU credit for being a top 2-3 dominant team.
quote:in no order Ohio State Bama Oregon Notre Dame Georgia
quote:You know, I love that we all have the freedom to voice our own opinions in this great country, but yours really isn't worth a wooden nickel. LSU's record against top-25 and top-10 opponents speaks for itself, as does our bowl record. If LSU isn't a top 5 team over the past 10 years, there is no top 5.
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Dejan Stankovic has left Inter Milan after the final year of his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.
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Inter Milan midfielder Dejan Stankovic will undergo another operation on his troublesome Achilles tendon injury.
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Inter Milan midfielder Dejan Stankovic is set to miss the Champions League clash with Spurs next month.
Serbia's Dejan Stankovic has spoken of his pride at being on the brink of making World Cup history.
Slobodan Rajkovic and Nemanja Matic were among six players to be axed from Serbia's World Cup squad.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic claims Marco Materazzi attacked Inter team-mate Mario Balotelli after the win over Barcelona.
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Dejan Stankovic's agent has claimed that Internazionale are determined to keep the player.
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� The ollege News VOL. XXI, No. 5 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1934 .opyrlght UUYN MAWR COLLEQB MOWS, 1934 PRICE 10 CENTS Marriner Considers Beethoven as Titan, Music Emancipator Expression of Emotion, Thought Is of Primary Importance in Beethoven Music FORMAL INNOVATIONS IN AIR ' VARIATIONS Mr. Guy Marriner opened his lec- ture-recital on Beethoven the Til an Tuesday afternoon in the Deanery by playing the second movement, Adagio cantabile, from Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata. It was the third lecture in a series tracing the development of piano-forte music through the works of its' greatest exponents. Beethoven was a titan of art and the emanci- pator of music. With him the thoughts and the emotions were of first import- ance, the form was secondary. He broke through the limits of form im- posed by Mozart and the earlier mas- ters to express himself and humanity with a power and imagination that eternally widens the hearer's sphere of emotions and experience. * Beethoven was born in Bonn on the Rhine in 1770 and spent 40 years in Vienna until his death in 1827. These were storm-swept years of general so- cial, political, philosophical, and artis- tic revolution, and the spirit of this awakening of man to his emotional and intellectual possibilities is embod- ied in Beethoven. Both his musical and personal lives were rich and var- ied, but they were overshadowed from the age of thirty by his gradual loss of hearing, which ended five years before his death in total deafness, so that he had to look at his audience to see if it was applauding. His piano sonatas comprise the New Testament as contrasted to Old Testament in Bach's Well-Tempered Clavichord, and in this series extending over his whole lifetime he reveals his own life, emo- tions, and feelings, and proves him- self a master of the piano. There were three phases in the mu- Contlnued on Page Eight College Calendar Wednesday, November -14. Gertrude Stein on Poetry and Grammar. 8.20 P. M. Good- hart. Thursday, November 15. Dr. Veltmann. 4.30 P. M. Com- mon Room. Saturday, November 17. Varsity Hockey vs. Swarth- more. 10.00 A. M. Sunday, November 18. Sun- day Evening Service conducted by Dr. Suter. 7.30 P. M. Mu- sic Room. Monday, November 19. Sec- ond Team Hockey Game vs. Germantown Friends' Alum- nae. 4.00 P. M. Mrs. Dean's third lecture, Thunder in the Far East. 8.20 P. M. Goodhart. Tuesday, November 20. Con- ference with Mrs. Dean. 2.00 P. M. Deanery. Guy Marriner on Schubert, Schumann, and Field: the Ro- manticists. 5.00 P. M. Dean- ery. AlumnaevCouncil Held on College Grounds Fund for Science Building Is Debated, Scholarship Fund Has Increased URGE CAMPUS CONTACT Varsity Wins Second League Championship The Bryn Mawr second team clinched the championship" of the second team league in an exciting game on Monday afternoon against the Philadelphia Cricket Club Blacks, who were tied with the Yellow and White combination before the start of the game, which ended with a score of 2-1. The play was fast and hard throughout, although it took both sides some time to warm up. To the Varsity defense should go a large measure of praise for its out- standing part in the victory. They played with their usual vigor and in- dividual effectiveness, but in addition, were quite good at getting passes through to their own forwards and in anticipating the intentions of the op- posing line. The forwards were not so effective as in past games, particu- larly in the first half, when at least two easy shots were missed. It must be remembered that they were play- ing against an extremely strong de- fense, and one which marked very closely. This meant that there had to be more passing and co-operation between the forwards and fewer indi- vidual plunges down the field. During the second half the for- wards seemed to realize the necessity for a change in tactics, and began a concerted drive on the Black's goal; this resulted in a pretty shot by Bake- well, who was playing left inner. Bryn Mawr was now in the lead two goals to one. The play surged back and forth as each team made repeated efforts to score again. The match ed with the ball safely in mid- after a rather dangerous attack the Bryn Mawr goal, which had sidelines in breathless suspense that the tying tally might ored. The second team is to be tulated on its excellent record ear and on the winning of a Continued oa Page Eight The Alumnae Council meeting of the past week brought both Under- graduates and Alumnae to an under- standing of the importance of the re- lationship of the college as it now is, to the Alumnae. The Council has always been an organization designed specifically to consider the welfare of Bryn Mawr from the impartial view of the outsider and at the same time the interested point of view of the graduate. The interests in the Alumnae Council have always center- ed in the activities on the Bryn Mawr campus: the first meeting of an Alumnae body in 1920 was held to raise funds to increase faculty sal- aries and thereby insure the bringing of the most able men and women to Bryn Mawr as professors. This year's Alumnae Council meet- ing naturally has meant more to the Undergraduates as well as to the thirty members on the Council, be- cause it met on the campus. It met to discuss the means by which to raise one million dollars for a new Science building, to report on the successes in providing funds for Re- gional Scholarships, and to seek new ways by which Alumnae might be kept better informed of the college and more closely in touch with the actual staff of Bryn Mawr. The reports of the District Council- lors on their work in providing funds for scholarship students and their methods of choosing scholars from their districts show their generous and thoughtful attitude in regard to Bryn Mawr Undergraduate activity. In almost every report an optimistic note predominated, and in the few in- stances where there was mention of difficulty, an opposing determination was evident. The results were in all cases splendid, and showed an un- flagging zeal and work for Under- graduate scholarships. The scholarship situation is much more encouraging than it was last year; in 1933-34 120 out of the total Undergraduate registration of 385 were on scholarships; this year only 106 out of 388 students are on schol- arships. This ratio of scholarship to non-scholarship students for 1934-35 more nearly approaches the norm, al- though there is still much demand and need for funds. In the face of this situation, one of the district councillors, for example, reports: "We have very little trouble'getting our money, as we have extraordin- arily loyal and interested chairmen in our various well-organized districts. Each district makes a pledge and then proceeds to collect, or give bridge parties or concerts, or have old Continued on Page Four One-Act Plays Gain Well Merited Acclaim Repression Complexes, Magic, Murder and Villainous Wiles Fdrm Themes ACTING IS EFFECTIVE The four plays presented at Good- hart Saturday evening were of vary- ing types ann were extremely enter- taining. There were, in order: a play concerned with the supernatural, The Karsitch, by Diana Tate-Smith, '35; a dramatic pantomime, Benito, by Margaret Kidder, '35; a fantas- tic romance, Olim, by Mollie Nich- ols, '34, and a melodrama, Bianca or The Poisoned Cup, by Louisa May Alcott. The casting was good, the scenery adequate, and the plays themselves most amusing. The Karsitch is a warning to all Bryn Mawr students who are inclin- ed to consider facts before phantoms. The story of four people engaged in scientific research concerning mys- tic rites, it shows the dire fate in store for those who refuse to ac- knowledge the existence of the super- natural. Marian, the Bryn Mawr graduate, played by Alicia Stewart, two other factual females, played by Margaret Veeder and Elizabeth Washburn, and Marian's husband, flayed by Margaret Honour, use in- cantation�or invocation?�to arouse the mysterious Karsitch. Their ef- forts are successful � far more so than they had dreamed of�and they are dragged one by one realistically off the stage by the invisible mon- ster, as a result of this curiosity. Marian is the last to feel the effects of the research, and as she is pulled off, she shows her true Bryn Mawr spirit by gazing intently at a large book and ignoring all else. The in- vocation scene, too, was especially ef- fective: the unbelievers skipped mad- ly about a bucket of water, waving wet pine branches, and repeating "Iskavitch Karsitch!'' in tones rising from a whisper to a shriek. The dialogue of The Karsitch is extremely entertaining, leading up to the climax effectively. By the con- versation, the characters are portray- ed satirically and amusingly. The play's action is swift, its plot con- struction well-knit, and the whole is an interesting and screamingly fun- ny piece of dramatic writing. Miss Kidder's pantomime, Benito, offered a new method of solving mur- ders, through the agency of a parrot, We are now firmly convinced that if everyone had a parrot as an insep- arable companion, there would be no more unsolved murders. The char- acters were: First Actress, Gerta Franchot; The Parrot, Doreen Can- aday; Benito, Miss Kidder, and Sec- ond Actress, Josephine Ham. Miss Franchot is especially to be commend- ed. Her movements and her varying inflections of "Benito," the one spok- en word in the play, were extremely praiseworthy. Miss Canaday made a most realistic parrot, playing a diffi- cult role quite well, and her imitation of parrot-noises was highly convin- cing. Benito is a wpll-witten panto- mime. At no point does the interest of the audience lag, and the climax is extremely effective and unexpect- ed. The idea contained in it is un- usual. Olim, by Molly Nichols, is the story of a girl who is kept firmly tied to her family's apron strings. She is made to sew ceaselessly until her longings for a greater world are forced, ap- parently forever, between embroidery rings. Finally she is rescued by a persuasive Gardener Boy; played by Barbara Merchant, and leaves her parents sitting in stolid astonishment at her choice. Olim does not seem to us to be up to the standard of the other plays. Continued on Page Three Resignation The College News regrets to announce the resignation of Letitia Brown, '37, from the Editorial Board. Lantern Elections The Business Board of the Lantern wishes to announce the election of Eleanor Tobin, '37, as Treasurer, and of Bar- bara Colbron, '37, as Adver- tising Manager. The Board also announces at this time the resignation of Polly Schwable, '36. Senate Handles Cases of Failures, Overcutting For the benefit of those curious in- dividuals who are somewhat in doubt as to the function and composition of the Senate we should like to announce that the Senate is a separate body from the Faculty. All full professors who have been in the college for more than three years besides the Dean and the President are members. There are two standing committees reappointed each year, the Executive and the Ju- dicial, who meet and carefully con- sider individual cases before reporting or making any recommendations to the Senate as a whole. The Senate and its committees have to deal only with the academic life of the students. The Executive Committee handles almost all matters of deficient work on the part of the students. Cases of failures, conditions, failure to get the required merits, overcutting more than four classes are among those consid- ered by the Executive Committee. Not every case brought before the com- mittee is reported to the Senate. The Senate then, acting on the recommen- dations of the Committee, issues warn ings or special penalties, such as can- cellation of work or expulsion in ex- treme cases of cutting. In cases in- volving the requirements for the de- gree of Bachelor of Arts the Faculty as a whole acts. The Judicial Committee of the Sen- ate handles only regulations involving written work. It is these rules con- cerning plagarism, cheating, and copy- ing of' another's work that are read before each examination period. The point system of office holding and its enforcement comes finder the administration of the Undergraduate Association, while problems ebneern- ing the extra-curricular work of cer- tain cases is generally handled direct- ly by the Dean's office, although they can be referred to the Senate if neces- sary. 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If you have children or at the very least spend a good amount of time near children, then there is a very good probability that you have heard the Oscar-winning song "Let It Go" from Walt Disney Animation's Frozen. After all, the film was a ridiculously huge smash hit when it was released last year, and we are still seeing the impact today.
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Kristen Bell And Santino Fontana Sound Amazing Singing Frozen's 'Love Is An Open Door' Live
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You can check out my previous getting started with hunters article for help in choosing a race and specialization for your hunter. Once you're past that step, we can dive into the meaty bits. We'll start with the absolute basics. What to do the moment you log in with a fresh 90 hunter. First, I want you to take a peek in your spellbook. Don't panic, we'll sort out what's important here.
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LILBURN Oscar Herren Mr. Oscar Thomas Herren (Jerry), age 82, formerly of Lilburn, GA entered his heavenly rest on Sunday, September 29, 2013. Mr. Herren was born on March 23, 1931 in Rena Laura, MS. He was the son of William and Lucy Herren. Mr. Herren faithfully served in the United States Air Force from 1948 to 1969. He graduated from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 1970. He served as a special agent for the Atlanta Bureau of the FBI from 1970-1979. He was an active member of the American Legion of Avondale Estates and the Elks Club, Decatur/Northlake. He attended Lucerne Baptist Church. Mr. Herren is survived by the love of his life, Eleanor B. Herren, with whom he shared 62 years of marriage; his son Rickey Herren and wife Melani; his daughter Brenda Stewart and husband Kevin; grandchildren Alison Earnhardt and husband Joseph, Matthew Herren, Brittany Herren, and Jennifer Stewart; great-granddaughter Julia Earnhardt. He is also survived by his brother John Ed Herren. The service Honoring The Life of Oscar Thomas Herren will be held Wednesday, October 2, 2013, at 11:00 A.M. at Lucerne Baptist Church. The family will receive friends Tuesday, October 1, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the funeral home. Interment will follow at Eternal Hills Memory Gardens with full military honors. Condolences may be viewed or sent to www.wagesfuneralhome.com. Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, LLC, A Family Company Snellville Chapel 770-979-3200, has been entrusted with the funeral arrangements.
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With the Bulldogs holding the ball for long stretches in the first half, PA had to make the most of their quality looks in the first 24 minutes. "I think personnel-wise they just figured they weren't going to run up and down the field with us," said Portsmouth Abbey coach Al Brown. "But they could create certain matchups, which they did, and they could take the air out of the ball a little. It was a good strategy. We're a transition, quick-score team so we like to play at that pace. But they took us out of that." Division I college prospects Chris Reynolds and Austin Kreinz combined for seven goals and three assists as the Ravens improved to 6-1 overall and 3-0 in the EIL. Kreinz is headed to Penn to play lacrosse and Reynolds has committed to Notre Dame.Berwick dropped to 1-5 and 1-1 in the league. Despite the five-goal deficit, the Bulldogs didn't deviate from the original game plan inm the second half.
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Who should submit manuscripts to Voices of Practitioners?
Types of articles
Submitting a manuscript
Review process
From acceptance to online publication
NAEYC is pleased to present Voices of Practitioners: Teacher Research in Early Childhood Education, a feature focusing on teacher research in early childhood education.
Who should submit manuscripts to Voices of Practitioners?
All teachers in early childhood settings serving children from birth through third grade are invited to submit their research. The study can focus on children, families, staff, the settings themselves, or other factors that influence teaching. The editors of Voices of Practitioners welcome all teacher research manuscripts and look forward to learning from early childhood communities that are seldom represented in the research literature (such as infant and toddler programs, family child care, or teachers and children from a range of ethnic backgrounds).
Types of articles
Authors can submit manuscripts to any of the three sections of Voices of Practitioners
- the Teacher Research Articles section features original research conducted by early childhood teachers of their own practice
- the Supporting Teacher Research section offers practical information, such as how to design teacher research courses, and stimulating discussions about teacher research issues
- the Teacher Research Initiative section that highlights the wide range of early childhood teacher research initiatives and inquiry communities through brief summaries.
Teacher Research Articles
All teachers in early childhood settings serving children from birth through third grade are invited to submit their research. The study should be conducted in the teacher's own classroom and can focus on children, families, staff, the settings themselves, or other factors that influence teaching. The article should highlight the full teacher research process, beginning with a meaningful question or questions and ending with a reflection on each step of the process. Teacher research can be carried out by an individual teacher or by a teacher in collaboration with other teachers or with a teacher educator.
Content for Teacher Research Articles
Teacher research manuscripts submitted to Voices of Practitioners should include the following sections:
- Introduction—research question, problem, framework for the piece, links to other research
- Methods—setting, participants, data sources, how data was collected, selected, and analyzed, as well as limitations of the study
- Findings—illustrated with relevant examples from the data
- Discussion—reflection and description of what the teacher researcher found and learned
- Conclusions—implications of the study for others in the field, ideas for continuing teacher research as part of daily teaching practices, and further questions raised by the study
Articles should also include personal reflections on the teacher research journey.
Parallel Voices: Teacher Research Accompanied by Commentary by a Teacher Educator
We are now accepting an additional form for teacher research articles, Parallel Voices articles that will share the voice of a teacher researcher(s) and the voice of a supporting teacher educator. These submissions should feature a teacher research study performed and described by one or more teachers plus a separately authored commentary from a teacher educator who has supported the teacher(s) throughout the research process. As in the standard Voices format for teacher research, these articles must feature studies by teachers of their own practice and meet all the criteria for teacher research articles described above. The voices of teachers and their original insights are central.
The teacher educator writes the accompanying Commentary after the teacher researcher has finished writing up his or her study. Through the Commentary the teacher educator provides his or her outside perspective of the teacher research study, thereby enhancing the dialogue and extending the meaning, not to merely summarize or restate the findings of the teacher research. Commentary pieces might include the contributions of the teacher's research to the early childhood field, discussion of broader theoretical issues raised by the teacher research, connections to other empirical studies or the professional literature or additional questions that are raised by the research. The teacher educator might describe aspects of the process he or she has used to support the teacher inquiry or how it is built into her professional program.
Though published at the same time, each research article and accompanying commentary will have a separate title and credited authorship. Ultimately, Parallel Voices research and commentary articles should be considered together as a partnership between teacher researcher and teacher educator, each contributing scholarship and insights to enhance teaching and learning in the early childhood field.
Supporting Teacher Research
Teacher educators, professional development specialist who are experienced in teacher research, can submit manuscripts that describe innovative practices in their professional preparation programs, teacher research issues and/or innovative ways to support teacher research in early childhood communities and settings. Articles can be designed to help readers understand the diverse nature of teacher research, such as our article on narrative inquiry. Authors can describe techniques to help early childhood teachers design studies, collect and analyze data, report and reflect on findings, and write up their research for professional audiences.
Teacher Research Initiatives
Teacher Research Initiatives is an ongoing series in which we will post new projects as we receive them. Authors should submit a 500-750 word summary of their teacher research project. The summary should include an overview of the teacher research initiative and should include contact information for educators interested in learning more about specific project goals and methods.
Cover page
- Article title and name(s) of author(s)
- Author information: full name, affiliation, title, address, phone, fax, and e-mail for each author
- Designation of one author as the primary contact.
- The intended section (teacher research, for the teacher educator, teacher research initiatives) for the manuscript
- Brief abstract of the research project. Describe the question or problem, the subjects, the findings, and the implications of the study (approximately ½ page).
Style of text
- Double-space lines, and leave at least 1-inch margins
- Follow appropriate word count
- Include the title and date in the footer
- Use a clear informal style of writing. Avoid excessive educational and research jargon.
- Write in active voice…"The children contributed ideas…" rather than "Ideas were contributed by the children…"
- Include subheads and visuals (children's work samples, photographs, charts, graphs).
- Photos or other graphics should illustrate and clarify the data and not just serve as decorative elements.
- Do not include the name(s) of author(s) anywhere except on the cover page as all manuscripts are subject to a blind review.
- References, citations, and excerpts
- Provide accurate and complete information for references and resources. Follow Chapter 15, "Documentation II" in the Chicago Manual of Style, 16th Edition (available at libraries and bookstores).
- Authors are responsible for seeking and maintaining written permission from parents or legal guardians to include children's art and work samples.
- Authors are encouraged to submit photos with their teacher research. We require model releases for all recognizable people in each photo (signed by all adults who appear in the photo and by the parents or legal guardians of all the children photographed). We may ask photographers to provide copies of the model releases.
- For quoted material longer than 100 words, authors must seek and submit written permission from the copyright holder prior to publication.
Submitting a manuscript
Authors should submit manuscripts through Manuscript Central, the online manuscript submission system for Voices of Practitioners and Young Children http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/youngchildren. On many of the pages, you'll see the Young Children logo and other information specific to Young Children. After creating an account, authors will find instructions for Voices of Practitioners submissions.
Be sure to select Voices of Practitioners under manuscript type and to submit the cover page, article, and photographs as separate files. Each manuscript will receive an ID number. Authors may check the status of their submissions at any time in Manuscript Central. For assistance with Manuscript Central, email Heather Collick (email@example.com).
Also please email a Word copy of manuscripts to editor, Gail Perry at email@example.com.
Review process
- The journal editor, the teacher research coordinator, and the teacher research coeditors jointly determine whether the article meets the basic guidelines. If not, the author is advised why the manuscript is not appropriate for consideration. If they choose to, authors can revise their manuscript accordingly and resubmit.
- Manuscripts that meet the basic guidelines will be sent out for peer review by members of the Editorial Advisory Board, a group of early childhood teacher research experts, including teacher researchers, who represent geographic, cultural, linguistic, and subject matter diversity. The reviewers will provide comments and recommendations.
- Using all the reviews as a guide, one of the following decisions will be made (notification will be sent to the author by letter):
- The manuscript will be accepted for publication in Voices of Practitioners on the NAEYC Web site.
- The author will be asked to revise and resubmit the manuscript for further review or possible acceptance. Reviewers' suggestions for enhancing the manuscript will be sent to author. Authors will have up to four months to complete revisions and resubmit the manuscript.
- The author will be advised the manuscript is not accepted for publication.
From acceptance to online publication
- It is not possible to determine in advance the exact publication dates of accepted manuscripts. Most manuscripts will require some revisions during the editing and production process.
- Editing involves the teacher research coeditors, the journal editor, and a copy editor. Authors may be asked to update, clarify, or expand article content or references. A copy editor will return the edited article to the author via e-mail for final approval before the manuscript enters production.
- When an article is scheduled for publication, authors are asked to complete biographies and copyright transfer forms. Both forms are provided electronically. The copyright transfer provides permission for publication on the NAEYC Web site.
- If you have questions about the submission and review process for Voices of Practitioners contact Gail Perry, submit your queries in an email, or call 202-232-8777, ext. 8415.


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Julie Macklowe's enormous blue Oscar de la Renta ballgown also required a bit of wrangling to maneuver the room. "I have a flask hidden under here," she joked. Many of the finance types in the room probably wished she wasn't kidding, as they lamented the collapse of the market. "I give a lot of money to charity," boasted one who had bellied up to the bar. "And yesterday I gave to a charity called Lehman Brothers."
Perhaps that mood, combined with the heavy uptown presence, is what prompted stand-up performer Jimmy Fallon to worry, "This crowd is not made for comedy. I know what I'm going to do at the beginning and the end of my act, but as for the middle, I'm just going to wing it."
"Winging it" included breaking out a guitar and playing a folk number titled "You Spit When You Talk." "Maybe someone at your table has this problem," Fallon joked.
Whether or not that was true, chances are the socially savvy celebs in the audience, including Julianne Moore, Mariska Hargitay, Joy Bryant, Kim Raver, Monet Mazur, "Gossip Girl" castmates Blake Lively and Taylor Momsen and Jay-Z and Beyoncé Knowles, knew how to handle it.
Later there was a surprise performance by rapper Lupe Fiasco — during which glow sticks were distributed to the crowd — and a full-length set by musical icon Patti LaBelle, who prefaced her rendition of "When You Wish Upon a Star" with, "I'm gonna sing no matter what happens with the economy."
The economy, however, showed no sign of faltering inside the Versace boutique the same day, where Liz Swig and Allison Kanders hosted a luncheon in honor of the upcoming Whitney Gala, which the brand is sponsoring. Their guests shopped with abandon, picking up everything from gowns to shoes. "All my friends have bought this," said Kanders of the navy look she was wearing.
Providing further temptation, a series of looks from the fall collection was shown while the ladies nibbled a delicately portioned lunch. "It's like Jenny Craig for Versace," joked Swig.


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Your acceptable communication of 29th [---] has reached me. it was truly grateful to my soul to enter into fellow feeling with you, in traveling in th't to ye Heavenly Mansion to which it has pleased the Father of Spirits to call the purified spirit of our deceased Mother. tho' in general, I wd. be ye last to discourage an affable, benevolent, & christian cheerfulness, yet I believe we will find that it is sometimes, "better to go to ye house of mourning than go to ye house of feasting": that sorrow is better than [---]. Pa[-]ly ye sadness of ye countenance ye heart is made better." I trust that we shall often be refreshed when thus dwelling together in unity & sympathy.- when I reflect upon ye great affection which our departed Mother manifested to us, upon ye moment when she has prest me to her bosom, when, she has evinced her maternal care by instilling into my mind, new & useful ideas, my feelings are affected with a sensability, which language is inadequate to convey to another.
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When my tho'ts are thus led, there seems to be a sacredness in them, which it wd. be sacrilige to interrupt by words or ye common occurances of ye world around us. I experience a degree of that feeling which is produced in approaching ye Sanctuary of the Most High & calling to mind ye injunction, "The Lord is in his Holy Temple, let all the Earth, keep silence before him."
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COLUMBIA, Ill. (KMOV.com) – A long police chase ended in a crash Monday night.
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Police then caught up to the driver in Columbia. As News 4 crews arrived on scene, the car was being removed from the scene, showing significant damage.
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quote:how about drone strikes on children...children Obama reclassified as "enemy combatants", because they happen to be near a place he wants to shoot.
quote:Fox News just showed Carney saying it. These people need to step down and let the adults take over. They are in complete denial of the seriousness of the situation
quote:Perhaps US policy to have such a presence in their countries
quote:The US Policy to allow Freedom of Speech it would seem.
quote:Morocco and Tunisia?
quote:Okay, but what policy are they protesting?
quote:quote: Alliance with Israel War on Terrorism Probably a host of other things. If people want an excuse to hate, it isn't hard to find one. quote: Okay, but what policy are they protesting? Alliance with Israel War on Terrorism Probably a host of other things. If people want an excuse to hate, it isn't hard to find one. A week or so ago, lefties were saying the riots were soccer celebrations. Good times.
quote:Maybe so, I just want to narrow down what this is all about. I see a lot of people throwing hey-makers at Obama, but nobody really says what's being protested. I'm not defending the President btw
quote:U sir are a complete frickING idiot
quote:Okay, but are these not the same policies as President Bush?
quote:Honestly, no one has any idea. I feel as if the administration is trying to tie it to the video in order to avoid hurting the country's view of Obama's foreign policy capabilities. That's just my opinion.
quote:And Obama, yes. And, to many extents, Clinton, Bush 1, Reagan, Carter, Nixon, Kennedy, and LBJ.
quote:So, its fair to say the Middle East is on fire because of President Bush and Obamas policies. The Obama administration does not want to see the American people to see the correlation between both administrations policies?
quote:You're not far behind DirtMcGirt13
quote:What I am saying is that we have no idea what caused this and in order to avoid having this situation hurt Obama's reelection chances, whether warranted or not, they are playing up the angle of "it is due to an anti-muslim movie." It may be due to Obama's policies. No matter what though, if a sufficient target for the blame isn't given, it would be tied to Obama, warranted or not.
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Migrants, Migration, and Development
Migrants, Migration, and Development
Recent Activity
The world's second most populous country also has a vast diapora spread across nearly every continent. Daniel Naujoks provides a broad overview of Indian migration flows and major populations worldwide, and discusses India's diaspora policies, refugees and asylum seekers from the region, and illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
Belonging to a diaspora entails a consciousness of, or emotional attachment to, a place of origin and its culture. Steve Vertovec of the University of Oxford explains the role diasporas play in migrant-sending and migrant-receiving countries.
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
The launch of the Diaspora handbook and a joint panel discussion that explored the opportunities and challenges that governments face when developing strategies to engage diaspora populations.
This discussion on the current global challenges of protecting refugees with Volker Türk, who directs UNHCR's Division of International Protection, and Kathleen Newland, Director of the Refugee Protection Program was organized around three main themes: protection gaps, burden-sharing, and reducing statelessness.
The Migration Policy Institute celebrated its first decade as the authoritative, unimpeachable resource on immigration and immigrant integration analysis and policy design in the United States and internationally.
This MPI event, in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), discusses the critical issue of climate-related displacement in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on the vulnerability of environmental migrants and how the international legal framework can better ensure their protection.
UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees T. Alexander Aleinikoff joined Kathleen Newland for a discussion on the Syrian refugee and internally displaced population, now considered one of the biggest humanitarian emergencies in a generation.
The Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development, along with the Special Advisor to the UN Special Representative for International Migration discuss what is expected from The UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in October 2013 and what impact it may have on the Global Forum on Migration and Development.
Diaspora engagement has become a key and accepted component in the arsenal of development strategies. The question of how to effectively and efficiently harness the force of a country's diaspora through government intervention and policy remains one that many governments and international organizations must grapple with.
With global mobility on the rise, the international community is finally grappling with the challenge of stranded migrants, which is one of the main agenda items for the High-level Dialogue on Migration and Development in the UN General Assembly in October 2013.
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The Member States of the United Nations must negotiate a set of sustainable development goals (SDGs) that will frame a new international development agenda to replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) that expire in 2015. This issue brief examines how migration can be integrated into the post-2015 development agenda, outlining proposed migration targets and elements for indicators within the SDGs.
MPI has produced profiles of 15 diaspora communities in the United States, gathering in one place key demographic data and analysis on diasporas from Bangladesh, Colombia, El Salvador, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Haiti, India, Kenya, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The profiles examine population size, educational attainment, household income, employment patterns, geographic distribution, and remittance volume.
A discussion with findings from an ORSAM report that evaluates the effect of the Syrian refugee crisis on Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq, as well as on the more than 3 million Syrians who have fled their homeland to become refugees in neighboring countries. The discussion focused on the social and economic impact of the refugees in Turkey, with remarks by the Director General of Turkey's state-run relief agency, AFAD.
Offering insights on migration issues affecting the Asia-Pacific region today, this event launches an issue brief that explores Asia-Pacific priorities for the 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development and examines ways the GMFD can be a results-oriented forum.
International migration and development are inextricably linked. This Transatlantic Council on Migration statement distills the Council's discussions on the connection between migration and development, focusing on the most promising areas for international cooperation and offering evidence-based recommendations for improving the development outcomes of migration.
A discussion focused the 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD): its agenda, the policy areas that seem ripe for action, and what impact the discussions will have on the post-2015 development agenda.
This issue brief explores the Asia-Pacific region's active engagement in the Global Forum on Migration and Development and suggests modes of collaboration between governments and other migration stakeholders on issues that are particularly relevant to the region.
This MPI event, in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), discusses the critical issue of climate-related displacement in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on the vulnerability of environmental migrants and how the international legal framework can better ensure their protection.


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The beaches and the dunes gave fame to Fortaleza but the capital of Ceará is also the ideal stop for those searching adrenaline in the many adventure activities. At sea, air or on land don't miss the suggestions for an unforgettable trip: surfing, windsurfing, kite surfing, diving, abseiling, canoeing and the popular sandboarding.
A long coastline with dunes, cliffs and lakes makes the sea-related sports especially important. In the city's beaches you may practice diving, surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing and these last two sports benefit from the winds that run along the coast. The Pedra da Risca do Meio is ideal for diving where you can view many shoals and rays. Still mentioning sea sports, Pólo Jericoacoara gained worldwide importance for practitioners of surfing, windsurfing and kite surfing, with perfect beaches in Cumbuco, Jericoacoara and Flecheiras. Here you can also venture out on sandboarding, a local invention, where the vertiginous dune descents are an advantage in this region. All these activities can also be practiced in the beaches of Canoa Quebrada, another coastal area of Ceará that has gained international recognition. For those who prefer to visit the region from the air, in the outskirts of Fortaleza you will find Sítio do Bosco, with a free flight ramp (gliding and paragliding) and all the necessary infrastructures to enjoy this sport. With your feet on the ground enjoy several hiking trails (duly indicated) in "Nacional Araripe" known as "Oásis of Sertão". You can also enjoy other adventure activities in the mountains of Aratanha and Baturité such as mountain biking, abseiling, canoeing and gliding. Now for ecotourism Ubajara National Park is a sanctuary.