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Prof. Steve Eiger, 507 Leon Johnson Hall, email@example.com
Prof. Cathy Cripps, 309 Plant Bioscience, firstname.lastname@example.com
Meagan Snodgrass, 106 Leon Johnson Hall, firstname.lastname@example.com
LECTURES: M W F 8:00 – 8:50 AM LOCATION: Leon Johnson Hall 339
REQUIRED TEXTS/MATERIALS: Text: Biological Science, Scott Freeman, 4th edition (most material is contained in Vol. 3 of soft cover version with the exception of a few chapters).
Lab text: Biology 256: Cells to Organisms Research Manual available on D2L
Lab notebook: a bound (not spiral) blank notebook, available at the MSU bookstore.
Interactive response system: I-Clicker by Holtzbrinck. This small white unit looks like a remote control, and is available at the bookstore in the textbook section. Please bring your I-clicker to class each day. You will register your clicker online: MSU homepage under current students.
Flash drive: (any size). A USB flash drive is required for the lab section of the course. You will be collecting data on the lab computers on a weekly basis, and you will need your data to write your reports.
COURSE WEBSITE: Course information will be available via Desire2Learn (D2L). Access the D2L site at https://ecat.montana.edu/. Links to D2L are available on the MSU homepage under 'Current Students' and in the Quick Links drop down menu. See instructions at the end of the syllabus for accessing this site.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Introduction to form and function in the animal, plant and fungal kingdoms. Topics will include circulation, gas exchange, chemical signals, reproduction, nutrition, and sensory systems. Laboratories will be inquiry-based with mathematical and computational applications to biological problems.
PREREQUISITES: CHMY 141, STAT 216 and BIOH 185 with a grade of "C-" or better.
LEARNING OUTCOMES- Students will understand the basics of animal, plant and fungal structure and functioning as a platform for more advanced study in biology
- Students will understand a hypothesis and how to test it through designing experiments in laboratory investigations
- Students will know how to gather and present data in a graphical format
- Students will learn how to apply basic statistics to answer biological questions
- Students will know how to interpret results and express this orally and in writing
The last day to add this course is January 15th. The last day to drop this course without a 'W' on your transcript is January 30th and the last day to drop with a 'W' on your transcript is April 12th.
ADA compliance: Reasonable accommodation will be provided for all persons with disabilities to ensure equal participation in the course. Please contact the instructor if you require assistance.
This course adheres to the MSU Student conduct Guidelines, Course Expectations and Instructor responsibilities: http://www2.montana.edu/policy/student_conduct/
The emphasis in this course and throughout the BIOM 256, 260 and 258 sequence is on understanding biological principles in a manner that will enable you to apply concepts in a novel situation. There are several common themes that we feel are important enough to repeat in various contexts, including the lab.
1) Scientific Processes
Understanding the various ways scientific research is done, including using observational tools, developing models, and testing hypotheses. This includes the ability to state a hypothesis, design an experiment and interpret data. By the conclusion of the sequence students should be able to both analyze and construct a scientific argument. Specific goals related to this theme include
- Demonstrate scientific literacy by reading progressively more complex articles
- Recognize that a hypothesis may be falsified but not proven
- Weigh contradictory evidence and reach a conclusion
- Identify a conclusion and reasons supporting it
- Recognize causal questions
- Understand the difference between hypothesis and prediction
- Present experimental data in a meaningful way
- Generate a research question and design an experiment to test it
- Critique badly designed experiments
- Express a scientific argument both orally and in writing
2) Discovering Patterns
Observing patterns as an anomaly against expectation. Understanding gradients and hierarchy as patterns.
3) Biological causation
Understanding the relationship between the structure and development of living things and their function. This relationship is multi-faceted including not only structure and function, but also the developmental, ecological and evolutionary causes of a particular system, organism, or behavior.
4) Balance in dynamic systems
The tendency to maintain an internal environment between limits or to return things to normal dictates what living systems do. The ability to recognize where this happens will be important in our investigations. Specific examples of balance in dynamic systems are homeostasis and equilibrium.
5) Levels and scale
This includes an understanding of the different types of scales used in science and the levels of organization of biological systems. Biology is studied at the microscopic level to the ecosystems and global level and against varying time scales. Inherent in the concept of levels is the understanding that properties of a system are emergent in that they are neither (i) properties had by any parts of the system taken in isolation nor (ii) the result of a mere summation of properties of parts of the system.
6) Analyze a biological question using quantitative method
Students will learn to apply statistical analysis to determine if an experimental result is significant, generate graphs from data, and interpret graphical results. Understanding if experimental design and data interpretation 'makes sense' biologically is fundamental to studying any living system.
Grading for this course will be out of 1000 points broken down in the following way:
500 points (50%) of the grade for this course will be from lecture. This includes:
4 midterm exams (in-class, 100 points each). The lowest grade will be dropped (300 points total). There will be no make up exams administered.
Comprehensive final (during finals period, 200 points). The final is a required exam. Students who do not take the final cannot pass the course. The final is comprehensive, covering material from the entire semester.
Course tests are a combination of multiple choice, short answer, and longer questions.
100 points (10%) of the grade will come from homework. The instructors in the course will assign homework on a regular basis. A total of 100 points of homework assignments will be given out during the semester. No late homework will be accepted.
350 points (35%) of the grade will come from laboratory assignments. See your lab manual/ D2L for details.
Laboratory sections meet in 106 Leon Johnson Hall and will begin on January 16th.
50 points (5%) of the grade will come from in-class clicker questions. You can earn 25 pts for each half of the course for participation or in-class activities. This is an interactive in-class response system designed to encourage a comfortable atmosphere of active learning and participation in the classroom. You can not get points for showing up without your clicker. Bringing a friend's clicker and clicking for them is a violation of the academic conduct code. Don't do it!
You are responsible for registering your clicker online: Go to the MSU Homepage, click on Current Students, iclicker, and add the appropriate information. You will need to re-register your computer each semester. You will want to register it the first week of class so that your name will down-loaded into the iclicker program.
For final grades, you are guaranteed the following grades if your final percentage (lecture and laboratory) lies within the indicated ranges.
Letter | Score | |||
Class Component | Points | A | 93 | |
Best 3 of 4 lecture exams | 300 | A- | 90 | |
Final exam | 200 | B+ | 87 | |
Homework | 100 | B | 83 | |
Lab grade | 350 | B- | 80 | |
Clicker points | 50 | C+ | 77 | |
Total | 1000 | C- | 70 | |
It is highly recommended that you access each lecture before class from D2L, print out the Power Point presentation, and bring it to class. Also see information on D2L at the end of this syllabus. Most lectures will go online the afternoon before each 8 am session. Bring your clicker to each lecture for points!
Dr. Cathy Cripps from Plant Sciences will lecture for the 1st half of the course on plants and fungi.
Dr. Steve Eiger from Cell & Neurobiology Department will teach the 2nd half of the course on animals.
Topic | Chapter | |
1 | (Dr. Cripps) Introduction to Biological Systems | -- |
2 | (Dr. Cripps starts) Intro to Plant Systems | 30 |
Plant Diversity, Variation and Survival Strategies | 30 | |
3 | Plants as experimental organisms | reading |
4 | Photosynthesis: most important process on earth? | 172-176 + 36 |
5 | Martin Luther King Day- no class | |
6 | How are plants put together? How do plants grow? | 36 |
7 | How does water move against gravity in plants? | 37 |
8 | How is sugar transported inside plants? | 37 |
9 | How do plants acquire nutrients? | 38 |
10 | Interactive review for exam | -- |
EXAM 1: Plant Structure and Function | -- | |
11 | How do plants sense light, gravity & touch? Immune system? | 39, 776-781 |
12 | More on plant sensory systems | 39 |
13 | Do plants have hormones? What do they do? | 39 |
14 | How do flowering plants reproduce? & Cloning | 40 |
15 | Seeds, fruits, and the problem of dispersion | 40 |
Presidents dayÑno class | ||
16 | FUNGI: Are they really animals? | 31 |
17 | Fungi as saprophytes, parasites, and mutualists | 31 |
18 | Review on Fungi | 31 |
19 | Interactive review for exam | -- |
EXAM 2: Plant & Fungal Systems | -- | |
20 | Animal bodies: structure, function and nutrition | 41, 43 |
21 | Animal bodies: structure, function and nutrition | 41, 43 |
22 | Animal bodies: structure, function and nutrition | 41, 43 |
Spring Break | ||
23 | Immune System | 49 |
24 | Immune System | 49 |
25 | Immune System | 49 |
26 | Immune System | 49 |
Exam 3: Structure, function, nutrition, immune system | ||
University Day- No class | ||
27 | Chemical signals and hormones | 47 |
28 | Chemical signals and hormones | 47 |
29 | Chemical signals and hormones | 47 |
30 | Reproduction | 48 |
31 | Reproduction | 48 |
32 | Reproduction | 48 |
Exam 4: Chemical signals, hormones and reproduction | ||
33 | Sensory Systems | 46 |
34 | Sensory Systems | 46 |
35 | Sensory Systems | 46 |
36 | Sensory Systems | 46 |
37 | Review for final exam | |
final | FINAL EXAM: Comprehensive | 4-5:50 pm |


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Last Season???s Rank: 5
Projected 2012/2013 Finish: 8
2012/2013 Projection: 50-32, second place in the Atlantic Division; it???s time to get excited in the city of brotherly love.
Last season???s Team Statistics and League Rank
- Points Scored: 93.6 (22nd)
- Points Allowed: 89.4 (3rd)
- Team FG%: .448 (15th)
- Opponent???s FG%: .427 (3rd)
- Rebounds per game: 43.2 (7th)
- Opponents rebounds per game: 43.7 (25th)
Returning Individual Statistical Leaders
- Scoring: Jrue Holiday (13.5)
- Rebounds per game: Spencer Hawes (7.3)
- Minutes per game: Jrue Holiday (33.8)
- Assists per game: Jrue Holiday (4.5)
- Steals per game: Jrue Holiday (1.6)
- Blocked Shots per game: Spencer Hawes (1.3)
Projected Starters Based on Last Season???s Performance, Veteran Seniority and Projected Impact
- C: Andrew Bynum
- PF: Spencer Hawes
- SF: Thaddeus Young
- SG: Evan Turner
- PG: Jrue Holiday
Key Reserves Based on Last Season???s Performances, Veteran Seniority and Potential Impact.
- Jason Richardson (G/F)
- Nick Young (G/F)
- Dorell Wright (G/F)
- Lavoy Allen (PF)
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Special to The Sun
I picked up the 540i just in time to drive it over Stevens Pass to Wenatch-ee. I was reminded once again what a pleasure it is to drive a BMW. Never before have I had such an uncanny sensation of gliding uphill.
Passing maneuvers consisted
of a simple slalom actions. It required constant vigilance to keep the
speedometer from registering well above the speed limit.
Despite my best efforts I beat my estimated time of arrival by almost an hour. I owe a debt of gratitude to those friends who warned me of the seriousness with which the Cashmere State
Patrol officers take their duty.
The 1995 540i isn't a bold departure from previous models. That's never been BMW's style.
As far as external appearances are concerned, the basic 5-series sedan looks nearly the same as it did in 1988 (it's scheduled for a remodel late
next year). Since then the 5-series "has undergone careful, meaningful
evolution" (BMW's words). Changes have been limited, for the most part, to
styling details and powertrain enhancements.
The 4.0L V8 engine has been available only with the 5-speed automatic transmission since its introduction in 1993.
The automatic has received nothing
but praise in reviews, but buyers have requested the 5-speed manual transmission available on other BMW models. BMW has heeded the requests, and gone them one better.
The 1995 540i offers a 6-speed manual gearbox that is based upon the one used in the $98,500, top-of-the-line, BMW 850CSi.
The 6-speed transmission comes as part of a special sports version, which includes firmer suspension, lower ride height and special sports seats that have power-adjustable thigh supports
and higher side bolsters.
All 5-series models come equipped with an enhancement to BMW's "special friction
anti-theft feature" which, once engaged, prevents the doors from being opened,
even from the inside. This feature now engages anytime that the car is locked.
BMW engineers have anticipated concerns that passengers might be trapped inside
the car after a collision; the system automatically disengages and turns on
interior lights in the event of an accident.
Other safety enhancements include a "differentiated deployment system" for the
dual air bags and front seatbelt tensioners. Sensors determine the severity of a
front end collision and only deploy the air bags if necessary. The passenger
side air bag only deploys if the seat is occupied. These may seem like overly
involved improvements, but with air bags costing as much as $2,000 apiece to
replace, they are likely to be reflected by reduced insurance costs.
All-season tires and a new final drive ratio have boosted EPA mileage ratings
enough for the $1,300 Gas Guzzler tax to be eliminated for the automatic
transmission version of the 1995 540i. That, combined with a base price that is
$650 lower than the 6-speed equipped version, is enough to make me favor the
automatic were I to buy a 540i. The 6-speed is perfectly-geared, but Irarely
used its full capabilities. With an engine and transmission capable of going 55
mph in second gear, who needs four more gears? Besides, after driving for
several hours, the higher side bolsters on the sports seat started to make my
size 34 posterior feel positively steatopygic.
From the mechanic's angle: There are no radical departures from tried and true
design here either. The V8 is fit into its alloted space with consideration
given to those who must service it. Every component looks carefully placed. Many
items do not look particularly easy to get to, but none look nearly impossible.
Nonetheless, the 540i is unlikely to win any awards for most economical to
repair. A beautifully sculpted, 5-foot long, twin exhaust pipe and muffler
combination priced at $1,440 is just one example.
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North American- A medically qualified public officer whose duty is to investigate deaths occurring under unusual or suspicious circumstances, to perform postmortems, and to initiate inquests.More example sentences
- For instance, the two groups differed markedly over 107 deaths certified 'homicide' by the forensic pathologist medical examiners.
- Notably, Rhode Island, unlike some other states, did not at the time have a law requiring medical examiners to refrain from performing autopsies over religious objections.
- The medical examiners in our study were divided concerning the use of autopsy tissues for research purposes.
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Ok, I don't know what to call this thing. I got a request for this today, and it was pretty simple to do. I've seen these types of grid with data plots before. Be careful with this, as it can add a lot of visual clutter to your data if done wrong. I recommend light colors and thin lines. But you can do whatever you want…
Monthly Archives: November 2006
Super Reorganization
The entire royalty-free music section of my site is revamped. I've been working on setting this up for a couple of weeks. It isn't complete, but it is better than what I had – so I switched it.
It is now database-driven, and has a simple search engine. So if you're looking for a Calming and Eerie piece of music, you can take your pick from six I currently have online!
Eventually, you'll be able to search and sort on tempo, instrumentation, and keyword (as well as genre and feel).
I think I got everything right. If you find a problem, please let me know!
Podcast Mania
I'm really getting around these days. If you're into tech podcasts, you'll recognize these. Diggnation, Infected w/ Martin Sargent, and Indigital. I just need to get in with Leo Laport, and I'll have most everything covered.
In other news, I have music in A&E's upcoming special on Madonna, Blame Society's Fun Rangers, and a radio drama – Father Brown Mysteries available in the US on XM and Sirius, and I think BBC radio in the UK.
Fun stuff.
Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions
It's fun time, everbody! I recently picked up a keyboard. It is kind of old, but no worries. It is a Technics KN700. Just today I found the best setting ever. Style #10: Folk Rock. You'll recognize it as Wesley Willis' favorite auto-music generator. These don't really fit with the rest of my music, so I didn't link them off of any page.
- Rock on Chicago – Fast paced, major key
- Rock Over London – Slow paced, minor key
I still don't have the "fill button" skills down, but if you enjoy one of the few men who has his own genre, you will enjoy these tracks.
It seems the KN700 is the same vintage as Willis' KN1200, but it doesn't have the auto harmonizer that you hear in songs like "Kill Whitey"
Ok. I made a ringtone. Were this a normal ringtone, I'd hate myself. But this isn't. It makes other people not want to answer your phone. Also – it isn't annoying in a theater. Who would suspect? Get it (right-click "save link as" to download it.)
Please don't email me asking for support. This is an mp3. If your phone takes something else – this won't work. No, I don't know how to get it on your phone. I just transfer with bluetooth, so that's all I know… but I'm not even going to support that.
Electronica Jam II
A revision and a new piece today. It seems that the uber-happy synth line from Shiny Tech has been done before. A lot. It was pointed out by my friend Kelly that a very very similar line appears in Trainspotting when they go to London. She brought over the DVD. Indeed, the line is very similar. Anyway, I did a retake – and pulled down the 'pop' on it.
The new piece is my favorite so far (of these kinds of things). Harmful or Fatal. It has speed guitar in it, but it behaves alongside and in compliment to an electronic instrument. I need an audio engineering degree – because this isn't as loud of a mix as I would have liked. I'm missing something. The length of this one got out of hand, but it really requires the time to develop. It might be even better longer.
Back to basics
Today's piece is a crazy Slavic-sounding folk-ish thingie. It is deliberately rough-around-the-edges and features a nice accordion. There just aren't enough pieces of music with accordion these days.
Miri's Magic Dance
I wrote this for a possible stage show. I forget the exact constraints, but they included a small ensemble and a raucous mysterious feel… or maybe I just made that up.
In the project, there are lots and lots of instruments that didn't make the final cut. Harpsichords, clarinets, triangles, drum sets… bunches of things. But even at its 4-piece level it is quite chaotic.
Electronica Jam
Two new pieces today. Both electronica dance, and completely dissimilar.
I wrote these both a possible sketches for an upcoming film I'm scoring. Shiny Tech is a full-bore happy peppy dance/techno piece. Were it a real techno piece – it would probably be three times longer than it is. The themes are introduced and killed off as quickly as possible to allow for fast development. I recommend!
In a Heartbeat, on the other hand is a nasty piece of music. It is hardcore ugly and produced to be very very loud. By "nasty", I don't mean it is bad. It is gritty and grating… the kind of things the kids are into these days. This piece has quite an effect on my affect. After about 4 hours of working on various blips and screams – I was downright angry.
Yes, music can make me angry. This is not a surprise, but it does make one lose perspective. I wasn't quite sure if it was good – or if it just made me angry because it was not good. I'm pretty sure there will be another version of this piece… there is just something about the structure that is unbalanced right now. Of course, that may just add to the anger – so maybe it is a good thing. We'll see.
Also, I found out that quite a few people subscribe to the RSS feed on this site… Thanks, everyone – keep the feedback coming!
I scattered a few new entries around the site, but most are in the Drama section. They range from minutes' long fight sequences to just a few seconds' worth of finishing touches.
We Got Trouble, Power Restored, Time Passes, Ambush, Action, Quiet Panic.
A few of these are from audio dramas, a few from movie scores, and one is from a stage play scene change (Time Passes).


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RBA caught between extremes on rates
PUBLISHED: 10 Aug 2011 00:02:00 | UPDATED: 10 Aug 2011 09:48:31PUBLISHED: 10 Aug 2011 PRINT EDITION: 10 Aug 2011Michael Dwyer
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens has seen the market sentiment shift dramatically in the past few days. Photo: Rob Homer
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens has a communications problem.
Just last week he was reiterating the Reserve Bank's tightening bias, indicating that senior policymakers still think interest rates need to rise at some stage to tame inflation.
That's diametrically opposed to the views of investors and the bond market, with swaps traders now pricing in at least seven cuts in the Reserve Bank's overnight cash rate target over the next 12 months.
This complete disconnect between the views of the central bank and the financial markets isn't what Mr Stevens had in mind less than five years ago when he took over the reins at the Reserve Bank and set about making its communications more transparent.
Yet the twists and turns of the financial crisis that have engulfed much of the global economy since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in late 2008 have not only made it far more difficult for central banks to set monetary policy, they have also made it harder for those banks to get their message across to the markets.
"They have different world views," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital Investors. "The Reserve Bank probably regards the markets as a bit fickle," he said.
That fickleness has become far more apparent in recent days as sharemarkets around the world have plunged amid renewed talk of a double-dip recession in the United States and Europe's worsening sovereign debt crisis.
Investors were betting yesterday that the Reserve Bank would lower its benchmark rate by 1.77 percentage points over the next 12 months, according to an index compiled by Credit Suisse.
At one point yesterday, swaps traders were pricing in a 0.75 of a percentage point cut of the Reserve Bank's key rate, from 4.75 per cent, when it next meets in four weeks' time, the same index shows.
That's the gloomiest assessment since early 2009, when central banks around the world were slashing rates to try to protect their economies from the worst global downturn since the Great Depression in the 1930s.
"The markets are responding to all these short-term risks. They have proven to be wrong on a couple of occasions lately and the Reserve Bank has maintained its bias," Dr Oliver said. "The Reserve Bank is assuming the same thing will happen this time, although every so often the markets get it right."
Dr Oliver noted that financial market indicators had accurately predicted the direction of Australian interest rates in 2008, before the Reserve Bank's decision in September that year to start cutting borrowing costs.
But market predictions of rate cuts in mid-2010 and earlier this year, fuelled respectively by concerns about the possibility of a double-dip recession in the US and Japan's nuclear disaster, proved to be incorrect.
The timing of the latest rout on global sharemarkets hasn't done the Reserve Bank any favours in terms of communicating where it stands on the direction of interest rates.
While the quarterly statement on monetary policy released by the central bank late last week did highlight increased risks of global uncertainty, the document would have been signed off earlier in the week and before Friday's dramatic market plunge.
Mr Stevens was one of the central bankers and finance ministers who approved Monday night's statement by G20 economies agreeing to take "all necessary initiatives" to support financial stability and to foster stronger economic growth.
But the next scheduled public pronouncement from the Reserve Bank doesn't take place until the August 16 release of the minutes of this month's board meeting, which will leave financial markets hanging for a week on whether or not the central bank has abandoned its tightening bias.
And the next meeting of the central bank's nine-member board is still almost a month away.
Market economists have started to assess what would be needed for so-called emergency rate cuts from the Reserve Bank, similar to those initiated by the central bank in late 2008 and early 2009. "The Reserve Bank's traditional reaction function appears to have shifted," said Su-Lin Ong, head of Australian economics and fixed income strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
"Rate cuts in Australia are not our base case scenario despite market pricing, but we are mindful that the Reserve Bank is a nimble central bank and not afraid to change tack if circumstances demand."
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan didn't want to talk about the possibility of emergency rate cuts yesterday, although he did point out that the Reserve Bank has a "proven track record of dealing with these issues".
"The Reserve Bank takes its decision independently," Mr Swan said in a radio interview.
Ms Ong said the unprecedented events on global financial markets over the past few days meant the Reserve Bank looked prepared to tolerate above-target inflation, which the RBA last week forecast to top 3 per cent at the end of this year.
"At this juncture, there are both similarities and differences to the 2008 to 2009 period, which saw the Reserve Bank undertake 425 basis points of rate cuts in a little over six months," she said.
Ms Ong said the three key factors that could tip the Reserve Bank's hand would be further sustained deterioration in credit markets that pushed up funding costs, further weakness in equity markets and confidence, and weaker global growth spilling over to China and other parts of Asia.
But most economists don't think it is likely that Mr Stevens and his board colleagues, if pushed, would reduce rates by as much as suggested by financial market instruments.
"Sometimes the markets are right," Dr Oliver said.
"The global outlook has deteriorated quite substantially and the markets are trying to factor that in.
"A year ago when the double-dip worries first came along I wasn't overly concerned about it. The risk was certainly there, but I would have to say the risk is much greater this time around," he said.
"Ultimately the market is likely to be proven to be right, not necessarily in the size of the cuts but certainly in the direction."
The Australian Financial Review
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Not only wont it instal safari updates now but its not installing any updates.
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Thats the same error i got for the safari update and others as well... whats going on?Mac Mini, Mac OS X (10.5.2), 1GB Ram-
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I have a similar problem with my G4 Powerbook Which began when I ran the Safari 3.1.1 update. It actually prevented most of my programs from opening up after the computer restarted. I rebooted the computer from the CD with the install disk and fixed the permissions which solved the problem for everything but Safari which still doesn't work. I downloaded the new Safari again and tried to install it but the Installer doesn't run. So far I haven't gotten Safari to work so I am using another browser (Firefox) to send this message. I have had similar troubles with recent upgrades like recent Quicktime Update with this computer.Powerbook G4 1.5G 1GB Ram, Mac OS X (10.4.11)
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I just updated Safari and have the same result.
Safari makes one bounce and not go.
Same result when I downloaded and tried to install.
The installer will not run
Interesting that several of us have had the same problem with the most recent update.PPC PowerBook, Mac OS X (10.4.11)-
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Still no answer for us? No help? Nothing?MacbookPro, Mac OS X (10.5.2), 4GB Ram
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Ditto.PM G5 Dual Core, Mac OS X (10.5.2)
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I am having the same problem - one bounce and nothing else -safari will not open. HELPmac mini, Mac OS X (10.5)
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Same deal here - the most recent safari update is crashing my computer every time I open up safari. brutal.powerbook G4 15 inch, Mac OS X (10.5.2)
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First of all, Welcome to the Discussion Forums!
It is almost always preferable to start a new topic with your issue by going back to this forums topics list page and then (when logged into Discussions) look for the link at the top of the topics list "Post a new topic".
Sorry, I am not trying to brush off your request for help, but what happens is, topics can become very confused by others troubleshooting and sometimes it is unrelated to the original posters problem even if it seems similar or the same.
In the meantime have you tried Repairing Permissions using Disk Utility in your Applications folder>Utilities and see if it makes any difference? Additionally have you tried trashing the .plist file for Safari as advise to the original poster in my reply above?
Sorry you and the above posters are having this issue, but many times it is a matter of third party software conflicts or something unique to a users system such as font conflicts or some other reason such as directory damage that needs repairing.
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I am having the same problems also. Does anyone know if apple is aware of these problems?
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How do I access Safari? I have been working on this for hours, truly and really.imac G5, Mac OS X (10.3.x)
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Seems to be a lot of us!
Disk Utility even won't repair permissions anymore!Mac OS X (10.5.2)-
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yilin April 12, 2009 at 5:38 PM
WOW. How did she create that bunny shape? It looks almost too cute to be eaten.
ita-darling April 12, 2009 at 5:51 PM
My family does home made tex-mex every year for christmas for the last 18 or 20 years. Its my favorite way to celebrate!
Christine April 12, 2009 at 5:52 PM
Wow that cake is adorable! And the boots as lovely, as well. Hope you had a great Easter!
nicole April 12, 2009 at 5:55 PM
OMG. that cake is crazy!
Cindy April 12, 2009 at 5:57 PM
Your Carol did a excellent job!! I love the Bunny cake, big smile…. we did a more traditional fare but decided to experiment and make something we have seen at one of our favorite restaurants' Joan's on Thrid' here in LA — chocolate dipped matzo, all I can say is yum….
Amy April 12, 2009 at 5:59 PM
That cake is too cute for words!! Carol is so adorable too. You have such a beautiful family!
Amee April 12, 2009 at 6:20 PM
What a cute cake! I laughed so hard when I saw it with a beard Happy Easter to you and your family Judy. And please tell Jane her cowboy-like boots are awesome!
gennie April 12, 2009 at 6:25 PM
mmm food + shoe post!! hehe. Carol should open up a little cakeshop! What a wonderful way to celebrate easter
mr. freddy's mom April 12, 2009 at 6:46 PM
Kudos to Carol for the job well done on cake!
It's a nice idea to put up Carol's cakeshop next to your fashionshop!
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Jules April 12, 2009 at 8:04 PM
That was a great work,how did she make that bunny shape?
I think i'd rather display that cake instead of eating it.I really love it's shape..;D Looks yummy at the same time. -
Hanh April 12, 2009 at 9:18 PM
Wow, the cake's so cute. She looked like having fun and you all had good time.
Thanks for stoping by my blog. Take care,
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that food looks delicious! i love tex/mex food. so comforting.
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Cruz April 12, 2009 at 9:43 PM
Looks good, and this is comin from a guy who ate half his weight in cheesecake today. I'm smitten by those Margielas, happy easter!
Leia April 12, 2009 at 10:16 PM
The bunny cake is amazing! I love baking, but I've never tried molds for cakes. I will have to give them a try!
Sarah Klassen/Haute Design April 12, 2009 at 10:56 PM
Happy Easter, Judy! I hope you and the girls had an awesome weekend
Solo April 13, 2009 at 12:33 AM
Love that Bunny cake..;D
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Helen April 13, 2009 at 2:13 AM
oh wow that cake is amazing! a bunny shaped cake tin? i NEED that to make a cake for my sister, who is obsessed with bunnies.
The Little Fashion Treasury April 13, 2009 at 5:01 AM
Here in Germany we have EASTER MONDAY and still a day off!
Carol´s BUNNY CAKE is Yummy!!!!
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Kajsa April 13, 2009 at 5:04 AM
That bunnycake is amazing! I guess you found it hard to eat it. I mean.. its so pretty. Difficult to eat pretty things. But im sure it was tasty!
kelly April 13, 2009 at 7:31 AM
Thats so cute…the bunny looks delicious and the boots are gorgeous
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Brook April 13, 2009 at 12:09 PM
Cute post and precious cake. Love all your clothes!
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Megs April 13, 2009 at 1:30 PM
Are all Carol's big bakers? Carol Han just posted this yummy cake recipe for Easter too…http://www.stylecaster.com/news/1838/a-homespun-carrot-cake-for-easter/A2MKYg==
Style Scientist April 13, 2009 at 3:36 PM
Happy belated Easter, Judy! Everything looks so yummy. I can't wait to see Jane in those awesome Margiela boots.
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chauss April 13, 2009 at 8:20 PM
j, i'm inviting myself to dinner at your house! lol.
love carol's adorable bunny cake. super cute!
and jane's mm cowboy boots were already on my list of things to try on in nyc next week…:)
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Milly April 14, 2009 at 11:01 AM
fab cake
Deltay April 14, 2009 at 3:42 PM
Oooh, Tex Mex! The food looks delicious. Happy belated Easter!
Wow, the bunny cake is amazing – it looks like it was really complicated and took a lot of skill to make! Great job Carol.
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franki durbin April 15, 2009 at 9:14 AM
Okay, the bunny is adorable. Adorable! Love the shots of your family dinner!
R April 15, 2009 at 3:30 PM
What an adorable cake! Wow.. so cute, I dont think I could eat it, I can't even eat the lindt bunny I got for easter. The dinner looks delicious, looks like you guys had a pretty fabulous easter!
luxirare April 16, 2009 at 7:44 AM
seems as though you've been gifted with two talented + beautiful daughters. One has a flair for fashion and the other cooking!
tasha April 16, 2009 at 6:03 PM
what a lovely cake. what kind of mold did she use? that is amazing!
lark44 April 17, 2009 at 2:19 PM
i actually have the exact same bunny cake mold and you can get it at williams-sonoma.
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Both your daughters are very talented, you must be so proud! I expect they got it all from their Mother…
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The Cost of Capital in Japan: Recent Evidence and Further Results
We extend our recent work measuring the cost of capital in Japan and the United States by considering several questions that such results raised. Among our findings are: (1) The small firm - large firm distinction appears to be more significant in Japan, not in the United States; (2) Correcting Japanese accounting statements for cross-holding raises the estimated Japanese cost-of-capital by about 1 percentage point; (3) Correcting Japanese accounting statements for unmeasured returns to land has a significantly more important effect: the most conservative correction we attempt raises the implied Japanese return to capital to parity with the United States during the mid-1980's.Download Info
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Here's the syllabus and links as of 30 October, 2013
The lecture meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 - 10:30 AM in Benson Earth Sciences (BESC) Rm 185.
This syllabus is provisional and will evolve during the semester. There is a set of links to my html lecture notes for each lecture. In addition, there is a link to the Power Point lecture notes for each lecture. The Power Point notes are subject to change right up to the time of the lecture. Initially, these are the Power Point notes from last year's course.
This year we are incorporating the use of Clickers and will try to also incorporate many of the principles of the CU Science Education Initiative. So you will need to bring your clicker to class.
The recommended text is Manual of Mineral Science 23rd Edition by Klein and Dutrow (2008) ISBN 978-0471-72157-4. We will not use the textbook closely or follow the outline of the text, so the previous edition (22nd) will also be acceptable.
There are four laboratory sections offered this semester. Laboratory sections meet in BESC 455. There will be no lab sessions the first week.


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