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June 6 - June 12, 2011
Welcome back to the Tapers' Section, where this week we'll stay within a short span of the 1980s, 1984-1988.
Our first selection this week is from Ventuar County Faigrounds just a bit north of LA, wher we have the opening of the second set featuring Samson and Delilah, Ship of Fools, I Just Want To Make Love To You>Women Are Smarter, Terrapin Station. for anyone who never made it to ventura for grateful dead shows, there is a terrific account of seeing the band there (in 1982) in blair jackson's tough-to-find (but worth seeking out!) book the music never stopped.
Next is music from 7/6/86, the penultimate show before Jerry's coma put the brakes on Grateful Dead shows for almost six months. From this show at RFK Stadium in Washington, where the Dead shared the bill that day with Tom Petty and Bob Dylan, we have Stella Blue>Throwing Stones>NFA, Brokedown Palace.
Lastly this week, from the finale of a three night run at Laguna Seca in Monterey, CA on 7/31/88, we have the start of the second set: Hell In A Bucket > Foolish Heart > Man Smart, Woman Smarter > Terrapin Station > I Will Take You Home. There are a couple of repeated songs, but we hope you don't mind.
Be sure to stop by next week for more tunes from the vault. As always, we encourage you to write to us at the email address below. Be sure to include the words "Grateful Dead" in your subject line so that your missive breaks through our spam filters.
David Lemieux
poor guy looked and sounded HORRIBLE. It's surprising he didn't die in 86 (I'm very glad he didn't).
Jerry sounds very tired and a bit careless during his contributions to Throwing Stones at RFK, particularly his main lead section. always tough to hear that either in this little rough period, or summer tour '95.
I am currently listening to the second of the three posts here, and I must say that 80's Dead, while not always the sharpest (pre-teleprompter days especially,) is certainly some of my favorite to listen to while working. There was something about the sonic landscape of the 80's and 90's that I really enjoy... I don't know... it seems to "shimmer" more than the earlier stuff. Plus, unlike a lot of folks, I really enjoy the "newer" songs like Hell in a Bucket, Throwing Stones, Standing on the Moon, Aiko/Women are Smarter, etc. Plus, I have always been a BIG fan of what Brent brought to the band. All in all, great selections guys and gals! Thanks for making my busy day of grading a TON of papers a little bit brighter!
Glad I missed the heat and humidity.
Mr. Knowitall sez TOG was filmed at LSeca, not Ventura.
DL2 has used it multiple times.
Ventura was a great place to see a Dead show. I remember the 87 shows when they filmed the Touch of Grey video the first night. It was a great start to the summer that ended even better with the Calaveras shows.
It was VERY hot and muggy both shows at RFK. The stadium was only half full during the Dylan/Petty part. I'll never forget during Satisfaction when Bob said "and over here we got old Jer" and Jerry let out a barrage of sound from his guitar that made your hair stand up!
I would LOVE to attend a Furthur show in Ventura.
misty water-color memories...
lucky enough to have attended
happy memories of listening to a tape of the Terrapin in my dorm room in a special frame of mind...MAGIC.
Hey Iamagonzo, are you familiar with the meaning of the word penultimate? It means second to last, which is what the 7/6/86 show was before Jerry's coma. 7/7/86 was the last. I'm sure I'm coming off sounding like a dick but I just don't like when people throw around words without knowing the meaning. Carry on.......


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Orlando– We already knew the Hawks can defend the Magic but it's possible they won't be able to score like this through the entire series.
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April 18th, 2011
1:43 pm
Captain Kirk was unbelievable against Orlando. He was firing 3s, playing STELLER DEFENSE, and while he didnt beam scotty up, he sure delivered enough dimes (assists) and bolstered the Hawks defense enough to keep a chokehold on the Magics perimeter shooters. THAT WAS THE BEST DEFENSE I HAVE EVER SEEN THE HAWKS PLAY AGAINST A QUALITY TEAM LOADED WITH PERIMETER SHOOTERS. What an unbelievable victory. Was it a fluke? Stay tuned and keep your phasers on stun, kill and destroy!
April 19th, 2011
1:26 pm
I wonder what all the fans who are complaining and bashing the Hawks will say when the HAWKS WIN THE TITLE IN JUNE. Hopefully the complaining will CEASE and the bashing will STOP. Maybe at that time I will read some positive things about Joe Johnson. But until the championship trophy is claimed and hoisted in June, you will hear the doubters, bandwagon-jumpers, and naysayers come up with all kind of garbage about the Hawks. Here's the reality of the playoffs. #1 and #2 seeds in western conference lost their opening games:lakers and spurs. Thunder look great, but so does Dallas and Denver. In the East there are five great teams:orlando, atlanta, chicago, Miami and Boston. Out of those 10 top teams in the NBA someone will emerge as a champion. There is no dominating team out there except Atlanta. ATLANTA HAS JUST AS GOOD A CHANCE OF CLAIMING THE GOLD TROPHY AS ANY OF THE OTHER 9 teams in the upper echelon of the NBA. When the Hawks are playing their game, THEY ARE VIRTUALLY UNBEATABLE AND UNSTOPPABLE. I know for sure if the Hawks play their game, take no prisoners and make no excuses, there will be a parade in Atlanta this summer for the SOON-TO-BE world champion Atlanta hawks. it has a nice ring to it so lets go out there and get it done. Go Hawks.
April 19th, 2011
1:30 pm
"LOL . . where is everybody? I know it's a Saturday night, but if we'd lost, this blog would already have 10 posts"
You said it northcyde. This place is filled with people who seem to be far more eager to have the Hawks lose so they could have something to complain about than them actually succeed
There is just one guy like that on Hawksquawk but here it's like EVERYBODY like that. Maybe it's the same guy. I would call his name and put him on blast but he knows who he is
April 19th, 2011
1:43 pm
Fact is there are a lot of miserable people out there like superiorblogman whose negative outlook on life reflects itself in their outlook in sports
How anyone can possibly say Larry Drew for instance is a poor coach given the absolute perfect strategy he has on Dwight Howard right now is beyond me.
April 19th, 2011
1:51 pm
"As for you, I don't hate you, I just think you are sad and anyone like you. How can you live that long off of fantasies?"
The greatest fantasy of all is that all of live started from non-living matter and that this entire world was put together by purposeless chance. That's the fantasy that YOU have accepted that's been fed to you by academia and the media. And you have apparently bought in hook line and sinker
Free yourself from the lie you have exchanged for the truth.
April 19th, 2011
3:27 pm
I believe that Larry Drew should be coach of the year after the playoffs are over or as soon as the Hawks win the NBA title this season.
April 20th, 2011
2:00 am
Why do my Hawks not get it ..I get it..Joe score over twenty..Josh do what u do best..defend and bring energy..Marvin do something..Harford do everything..Crawford safe the day and be clutch cause we know Joe aint..lol..And everybody play hard, leave nothing and we can win this series…"IF" my Hawks can do this I predict Hawks in 6..GO HAWKS!!!


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Doesn't Mother's Day breakfast in bed sound delightful? Here is a breakfast that a dad and kids can handle without you. These mini pancakes are a great recipe to have your mini chefs help out with.
- Your favorite pancake mix (like Bisquick) or recipe
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- Powdered sugar
- Assorted berries
- Skewers cut in half
Whip up some pancake batter and use a measuring spoon or cantaloupe scooper to make your mini pancakes on a griddle. If you are having little ones help serve, you might put a few drops of vanilla in the batter to sweeten up the pancakes. If not, feel free to drizzle syrup galore. Have your kids help you stack a few mini slap jacks on a skewer. Shake some powered sugar over the batch. Then top each stack with yummy seasonal berries. Serve them up on a plate with fruit and a nice cup of coffee or tea.
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- 04-30-2007, 06:51 PM Thread Author #1
GMail - receiving a copy of 'sent items' you sent, on your BlackBerry!
Does anyone know how to turn off the sent message notification. I just started using teh 8800, and everytime i send an email from the BB it arrives in my inbox as a new message. ITS DRIVING ME NUTS!!! i can not figure out how to turn this feature off...Any suggestions.
tk - 04-30-2007, 08:39 PM #2
Are you using gmail?
Let's just assume you are using GMail. You have to create a filter on your BIS account, to say "anything from Me / my email address", don't send to handheld...
BBM Channel: C000B75E8 - 05-01-2007, 12:38 PM Thread Author #4
BIS Acct.
I am using Gmail. Is my BIS acct, accessed through GMAIL or from the BB?
Log into your BIS account (your phone company's site) and go to your email account, and add a filter there...
***this works for ALL BIS websites. Also, find your carrier's website, here!***Last edited by naviwilliams; 02-11-2008 at 03:41 PM. Reason: ...change the location of the screenshots!
BBM Channel: C000B75E8Thanked by:siraj.shaikh (04-20-2011)
- 05-01-2007, 01:15 PM Thread Author #6
BIS Success
Thanks that was easy enough with the screen shot provided.....I truly appreciate it.
tk - 05-01-2007, 02:51 PM #7
Thanks Nav.
I retitled the thread and stuck it to help out all users. - 05-01-2007, 10:39 PM #8
What an excellent post! Thanks for posting, Navilyn.
Best regards,
Mara "Dear Berry" - advice for those addicted, trying to settle a dispute or wondering!
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wow this is a definite useful post! The first few times I thought I replied to myself by mistake, but this clears it up for me...thanks!
Can't go on livin' my life,
Always worried about what if...
'Cuz what if I die tomorrow,
and I never even lived?? - 06-05-2007, 05:24 AM #15
I just tested it again, from another pc, and it works fine. Try clearing your cookies / cache at home...
BBM Channel: C000B75E8 - 06-06-2007, 06:21 PM #19
cjc702, what do you mean? Are you talking about getting a copy of the email you send?
Welcome to CrackBerry.com! Enjoy your stay...BBM Channel: C000B75E8 - 06-08-2007, 08:40 AM #20
Thanks you...Simple & perfect solution.
BlackBerry Enterprise Server - mainly companies have them, like where you work...
BBM Channel: C000B75E8 - 07-01-2007, 09:51 AM #23
Thanks Navilyn for showing step by step how to eliminate sent emails from Gmail going to handheld. Seeing it visually is like having a private tutor right next to you. You are the best!
It was driving me crazy until I stumbled upon your reply today.
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Reply All sending myself an email?
I am not sure I get this, when I went in and added a filter to not forward myself emails, it is still doing this odd behaviour. We just moved to this system, whereby our webmail accounts forward our emails to the blackberry email. When we reply all on our blackberry in these circumstances, the blackberry automatically puts in my email on the list of recipients.. It is doing this for everyone setup like I am.
Is there any way to filter the mail sent from the blackberry to not send to your email account?
A simple reply works fine, no duplicates.. But everytime we do reply all, we, as the sender, get the email as well.


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In our continuing effort to find new experiences for Dorrie, last month we decided to take her on a skiing trip to Smuggler's Notch in Vermont. Mom had researched the place, and it had gotten many positive reviews from other parents, so we decided to give it a try.
So, on Saturday we packed up everything we would need and piled it in the Sienna. We decided we should take Dorrie's vent, since it would probably be fairly dry on the slopes, and we wanted to make sure she would be well-humidified. And of course, then there were all of the other usual Dorrie supplies, as well as the supplies for her sister Elizabeth, Grammy, and of course, Mom and Dad. This was the Sienna's first real family vacation test, and it passed handily: everything we needed on the trip fit beautifully, and other than the IV pole for the vent, nothing had to be packed where it would be in anybody's way.
As it turns out, we planned the timing for the trip as badly as we possibly could. Dorrie's skiing was scheduled for Sunday, so we arranged to arrive early Saturday afternoon so that there would be time for some lessons (neither Mom nor I had being skiing for a long time, so we figured we would need the refresher), then some food, then settle in for the night, and get up the next day for Dorrie's turn. However, it turns out the condo we were staying in would not be available until early evening, so while Mom was getting her lesson, Grammy, Dorrie, Elizabeth and I had to go searching for someplace we could hole up and wait until our condo was ready. It turned out there was no large lodge house or anything like that, so we ended up pushing the stroller and Dorrie's chair through the poorly-plowed streets of the resort to a building where we had been told there was a library that was pretty good for settling in. We made it, but it was hard going, and we were none too pleased by the lack of accommodations.
We also had not managed to arrange exactly when or how we were going to meet up with Mom again, so we waited for as long as we guessed her lesson would go, then we went back to the central area of the resort, went into a restaurant and waited for her there. The plan was going to be for me to go get some practice in skiing once Mom got back (Grammy wasn't going to be skiing this time, so she mostly got to hang out with Elizabeth), but we then found out that they closed the slopes very early (I think it was 4:30pm), so there would not be time. I went and got my skis anyway, to save time Sunday, but more and more we were finding ourselves pretty dissatisfied with the whole experience. Finally, we got the call that our condo was ready, so we packed everything back into the car and headed over.
And that is when things finally started looking up. The condo was absolutely huge — probably bigger than our house — with a huge kitchen, two baths, three bedrooms, two fireplaces, a huge living room, and even a steam bath and a whirlpool. So we started to feel better about the trip, and we realized the mistake we had started out the trip with: we should have made the trip Friday evening, and stayed two nights, instead of trying to squeeze everything into a one-night stay. Well, if we do it again, that is definitely how we will handle it.
Anyway, we had a nice evening, and in the morning we headed out to get Dorrie checked in for the SNAP adaptive skiing program. Personally, I was not sure how they would handle someone with as little physical control of her body as Dorrie has, but it quickly became apparent that the instructor who met us had had plenty of experience with kids like Dorrie, and very soon we were getting her set up in her bi-ski.
The only real problem was that the bi-ski did not have a headrest, but the instructor was resourceful — we used the headrest from Dorrie's chair, and duct taped it to the bi-ski, and it worked perfectly. The other issue was that Dorrie was a little small, but with some extra padding at her feet, and some more duct tape to keep her hands in place, she was ready to go.
Of course, she wasn't sure about the duct tape, but she put up with it like a champ.
Once Dorrie was all set, Mom and I got our skis on as well, and we headed out. We started out on the learning slope, where we got to get in a little more practice (and I discovered I had managed to remember quite a bit of what I learned the last time I had skied when I was a teenager), and then we headed over to the lift to head up to the top of the beginner's slope.
The ski instructor rode up the lift with Dorrie — the bi-ski was designed so the seat could be lifted slightly, allowing it to sit on the lift seat — so we did not get to see Dorrie's reaction, but the instructor told us she broke out in a big smile, and she even managed to snap a picture (which unfortunately I do not have a copy of, but maybe Mom can edit this post to include it). Mom and I rode up on the next lift seat, so we got to watch them as we headed up. We decided to leave Dorrie's suction behind — she was doing okay in terms of needing to be suctioned, since she had been on her vent last night, so we figured she would be fine until we got back to the bottom, although we did bring her emergency bag just in case.
Happily, everything went beautifully on the slopes. Dorrie rode in the bi-ski, while the ski instructor guided her from behind with a tether, and Mom and I skied along behind. I think Dorrie did not care much for the cold wind in her face, but it was easily overshadowed by the experience of swooping down the hill. We went back up for a few more runs, and aside from one mishap when Mom and I were trying to get off the lift, nobody had any wipeouts.
So all in all, in spite of the poor start, it was a very fun weekend for everyone. The only real complaints I think we could make are that once you are out of the central area of the resort, it can be hard to maneuver a wheelchair due to the rough roads and slush, and the parking lot was incredibly muddy, so everything that came into contact with it — shoes, wheels, cars, etc — ended up dirty. The rest of the problems were mostly self-inflicted due to our not knowing the condo and skiing schedule well enough. Now that we know what to expect and the best way to plan our arrivals and departures, if we do this again it will go much smoother.


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Microsoft is shifting Windows Vista into what it calls extended support.
Vista, the problem-plagued operating system that never really took hold among users, will exit mainstream support today.
In a product's extended support phase, Microsoft continues to provide security patches to all users, but offers other fixes -- such as reliability and stability updates -- only to organizations that have signed support contracts with the company.
Just seven weeks ago, Microsoft quietly extended support for the consumer versions of Windows Vista -- as well as Windows 7 -- by five years to synchronize their support lifecycle with that of the comparable enterprise editions.
Previously, Microsoft had committed to supporting consumer software with security updates for just five years, not the 10 granted to business software.
Vista's last major update was Service Pack 2 (SP2), which debuted in May 2009.
Windows Vista's share of in-use operating systems has fallen dramatically since Microsoft introduced Windows 7 in October 2009. By the calculations of Web metrics firm Net Applications, Vista now accounts for just 7.7% of all operating systems, and 8.3% of the machines running Windows.
Vista peaked at 19.1% in October 2009 and has been falling ever since. At the rate of its decline over the last 12 months, Vista will slip under the 5% bar in January 2013.
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The Missouri Gaming Commission is deciding whether to scrap a voluntary lifetime blacklist for problem gamblers and replace it with a five-year suspension. That would allow nearly 11,000 self-banned gamblers back into the state's 12 riverboat casinos. The self-exclusion list, implemented in 1996, has been a centerpiece of Missouri's efforts to manage gambling addiction, and has been emulated in at least eight other states—usually without the lifetime ban.
Several states have sharply increased betting limits since legalizing gambling. Colorado changed its maximum bet in 2009 to $100 from $5, and allowed casinos to operate 24 hours a day. Previously, they were required to close from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. South Dakota raised maximum bets in 2000, and Florida last year eliminated its limit altogether.
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Like many other Eastern European countries, Romania has lost much of its young scientific talent to Western scientific powerhouses following the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989. The biannual "Diaspora" meeting, organized since 2008 by the Romanian Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (UEFISCDI), aims to reunite expatriated and Romanian scientists to foster dialogue and international collaborations. But in a saga that developed over the summer, Ponta has been accused of plagiarism in his law Ph.D. thesis, which he obtained from the University of Bucharest in 2003. While a newly formed National Committee of Ethics declared the thesis in accordance with the academic regulations of the time, a separate investigation by the National Council for Attestation of Titles, Diplomas and University Certificates (CNATDCU) concluded that large chunks of the thesis had been copied without proper referencing. The ethics committee of the University of Bucharest has since come to a similar conclusion, and it is now up to the education minister, whom Ponta appointed, to make a decision on whether to retract the title. So far the prime minister has denied the charges.
Many expat Romanian researchers, as well as some researchers in the country, are now apparently worried that attending the Diaspora conference would equate to endorsing academic misconduct. On 9 September, Cristian Dogaru, a Romanian health and social scientist studying pediatric respiratory epidemiology at the University of Bern's Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine, launched an online petition "urging researchers to boycott the conference and thus send a message that the scientific community does not endorse (and has zero tolerance for) academic fraud," he explains in an e-mail to ScienceInsider. The petition has garnered more than 180 signatures at this point. Dogaru adds that it's "extremely offending" that the upcoming conference is chaired by the prime minister given the conclusions about his thesis from several scientific committees.


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When does registration begin?Continuing student registration for Fall semester and summer session begins in April; and for Spring semester in October. Continuing students must see their departmental advisor in order to register for the following semester. Registration for new and transfer students is during orientation. |
Can I take any Math course at any time?Math courses at MSU are based on placement from your ACT or SAT scores. See the Math flowchart (PDF) to determine appropriate placement. The Department of Mathematical Sciences also manages an online placement exam at certain times of the year. See Math Placement Level Exam for more information. |
What do I have to take for CORE?CORE 2.0 is MSU's core curriculum focused on inquiry-based learning. CORE 2.0 was introduced in Fall 2004, and is required for all students who have entered since then. The mission of CORE 2.0 is to enhance students' use of multiple perspectives in making informed critical and ethical judgments in their personal, public and professional lives through inquiry and research experiences. CORE 2.0 Foundation Courses:
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Do my high school AP credits fulfill CORE?If you took Advanced Placement (AP) courses during high school, and passed the AP exam with a score of 3 or higher, you may have some CORE and/or major requirements fulfilled. See AP course equivalencies to determine which AP courses MSU will accept. |
How do I CLEP a course?Montana State University awards credit toward graduation for successful performance in certain Subject Examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) conducted by the College Entrance Examination Board. Students may arrange to take these examinations on campus at the Testing Center, 243 Reid Hall, or at designated centers throughout the country. Students receive credit and a P grade on the transcript for scores above the passing level; scores below the passing level are not entered on the transcript. CLEP examinations do not apply as a grade waiver for a course previously taken. University Core requirements cannot be satisfyed by the CLEP procedures. There are 35 CLEP exams to choose from and a fee of $80.00 per exam is required. See the Testing Center website or call (406) 994-4133 for more information. |
How many credits should I take next semester?A full time credit load is 12 or more credits, and some students (student athletes, GI Bill recipients, full-time Financial Aid recipients) are mandated to be full-time. However, if you do not have any stipulations for amount of credits, you may take as many credits as you find suitable. It is advised for most students to take at least 15 credits per semester. Completing 15 credits per semester keeps a student on track to graduate in four years. When in doubt, consult an advisor to help you determine a suitable credit load. |
What if I am having difficulty in a class?If you are having difficulty in a class, there are many MSU resources that offer help. First and foremost, it is important to talk with your instructor and determine if they can offer help. Additional resources include tutoring and study skills from SmartyCats Tutoring, First Year Initiative and other programss. You can also visit the Writing Center, the Math Learning Center, and Disabled Student Services for help. |
Where do I find my advisor PIN?Students can find their advisor PINs (also called Alternate PINs or Advisor Verification Numbers) in their home department. |
How do I add/drop classes after school begins?Students may continue to add classes online using MyInfo through the first five (5) days of the semester. Students may continue to drop courses using MyInfo through the first eleven (11) days of the semester. After the eleventh day of the semester, students must submit an Add/Drop Request Form with the instructor and advisor signatures to the Registrar's Office to be officially registered for the class. |
How do I take a Spanish class at MSU?Spanish classes at MSU fill up quickly and are managed by the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures in 117 Gaines Hall. Visit the department as soon as possible to assure enrollment in a Spanish class. If you have taken a Spanish class before, you must take a placement test to determine your appropriate level in Spanish. See the Department website here or call (406) 994-4448 for more information. |
What if I have no major in mind?Approximately 25% of incoming freshmen at MSU are undecided and exploring majors. In addition, statistics from the National Resource Center for the Freshmen Year Experience and Students in Transition indicate 65% of students who have declared a major change their major at least once during their college years, a statistic that is similar with MSU students. Advisors in the Academic Advising Center will help you explore your values, interests, and goals, and encourage choosing CORE 2.0 courses and major requirements that overlap with your goals. You can also visit Career, Internship & Student Employment Services, in 177 Strand Union Building, for help with career exploration. |
How do I change my major?A change of curriculum card, found in the Registrar's Office, the Academic Advising Center, and in many departments on campus, must be completed and submitted to the Registrar's Office. The card requires a departmental signature from both the former curriculum department and the new curriculum department. You are encouraged to discuss your change of major with an advisor to assure your decision is an informed one. |
What if I'm not happy in my current major, but don't know what else I could major in?MSU has many majors that may interest you. Visit the Academic Advising Center for help exploring majors and careers. |
How do I apply for graduation?Graduation applications are available online here. All applications for graduation must be on file with the Registrar's Office by the end of pre-registration preceding the semester of completion. |
How do I calculate my GPA?Your GPA is automatically calculated for each semester on your transcript. However, if you would like to see how your GPA is calculated or do your own caluclating, see GPA calculation worksheet. |
What is an incomplete (I) grade, and how do I get one?You may request an incomplete or "I" grade from a faculty member if you are unable to complete your academic obligations because of circumstances beyond your control, such as a personal hardship or unusual academic situation. In order to be considered for an "I" grade, you must have completed 75% of the course with a passing grade. The instructor has the final authority to approve or disapprove the "I" grade. An "I" grade authorization form is available in PDF format here or at the Registrar's Office in 101 Montana Hall. On this form, the instructor will list the make-up requirements and the date beyond which the I will revert to a F grade. |
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"I called the DA because when somebody signs under penalty of perjury and it appears that they may have lied, then I need to get the DA involved," San Jose's acting City Clerk Toni Taber said Monday.
Has anyone at the Almanac or within Atherton done the same for the former Atherton city council member and mayor who said under penalty of perjury that he lived at an address in Atherton to vote in Atherton, but all appearances are that he was lying? That this home had been sold months earlier, and been bulldozed to the ground when the perjury took place?
Or maybe it's better to wait until the Lewis/Wiest axis gets the cops their raise before dealing with this very messy issue.
All indications are the media does not want to report on this story. It's funny. Some thirteen years ago, it was considered incredibly newsworthy.
But then again, look at what happened to Brian Bothun when he broke that story that got the Atherton police chief fired. Can you blame any reporter for not wanting that type of retaliation to happen to them?
Posted by smell lingers on, a resident of the Atherton: other neighborhood, on Mar 12, 2013 at 5:21 am
In the last three or four days we have seen a series of new topics about Atherton that are accusatory and attacks on people be it police officers and town council members past and present. These articles do not reflect well on the Almanac who should take them down if they were true to their policy. Rene knows who is posting this stuff and allows it. [Link to special-interest website removed.]
Posted by Penalty of perjury, a resident of the Atherton: other neighborhood, on Mar 12, 2013 at 9:29 am
That's pretty funny, quoting the web site that knew no boundaries in going after people to complain about these perfectly legitimate posts.
A crime was committed here against the residents of the Town of Atherton. A crime that people get prosecuted for when they commit it, as history shows.
I suppose when people commit crimes, they sometimes get accused of it. Sorry that bothers you. You're used the the system in which certain people can commit crimes and not get accused of it, especially when they are thick as thieves with the Atherton police department.
The Almanac can pull the voting records and building records anytime to verify this crime was committed.
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Germany's foreign minister is urging the EU to adopt even tougher sanctions on Iran to hinder the country from building nuclear weapons.
Guido Westerwelle said Sunday "we must increase the pressure through sanctions" because Iran has failed to make any concessions during talks on its nuclear program over the past months.
His comments came a day before a meeting of European foreign ministers in Luxembourg at which further sanctions will be discussed.
They were the clearest indication yet that Germany is seeking tougher measures, though he stressed that the group of nations negotiating with Iran -- the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany -- remains committed to a political solution.
The U.S. and its allies accuse Iran of covertly developing nuclear weapons. Tehran denies that.
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