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BUENA PARK, Calif., June 13, 2001 - Ford Expedition sales have reached the 1 million mark, and Ford Motor Company is celebrating this milestone by honoring the delivery of the one-millionth vehicle to the local Orange County customer who purchased it.
Ford officials are commemorating this event today at Ken Grody Ford, by presenting Sgt. Jim Banks, of the Buena Park Police Department, with the one-millionth Expedition and honoring both Banks and Grody with personalized plaques. Expedition Marketing Manager, Doug Walczak, and California Regional Marketing Manager, Stu Smith, will be on hand for the event.
"I am pleased that the one-millionth Expedition sold is from this region," said Smith. " It gives us an opportunity to thank a loyal Ford owner and a wonderful dealer. This event is great on both a personal and professional level."
In May, Expedition was named the segment award winner for Best Full-Size SUV in the J.D. Power and Associates Initial Quality Study. The J.D. Power Initial Quality Study is considered the automobile industry benchmark of quality for vehicles during the first three months of ownership. This honor is in addition to Expedition's being the only SUV to earn a double five-star rating in U.S. governmental frontal crash testing performed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
"Southern California is a huge market for Ford SUVs - and Expedition is leading the pack, " said Grody, principal of Ken Grody Ford. "It is an honor that my dealership made such a significant sale and made it to a loyal Ford owner, Sgt. Banks."
Ken Grody Ford has been serving the Buena Park community since 1974 and is Orange County's highest volume Ford dealership. The dealership was awarded Ford Motor Company's Blue Oval certification in February 2001, signifying its commitment to complete customer satisfaction.
Expedition Customers Reaching this milestone would not have been possible without loyal Expedition customers who have continued demand for the SUV.
Banks, a 13-year veteran of the Buena Park Police Department and a resident of Brea, Calif., is one such customer. Earlier this month, Banks was flown to the Michigan Truck Plant, where the Ford Expedition is built, to join an employee celebration and watch his new vehicle roll off the assembly line. Banks has owned two previous Ford vehicles and has purchased each of them from Ken Grody Ford.
"I recently purchased a boat and needed something more appropriate to haul it around with," said Banks. "Of all the SUVs we looked at, Expedition offered the room and power to fit our needs." He quipped, "I never imagined my purchase would turn out to be so significant."
"Jim's purchase is a prime example of the strength of our No Boundaries SUV lineup," said Walczak, Expedition marketing manager. "He is a loyal Ford owner and Expedition will allow him to enjoy his favorite activities including hiking, camping and towing his boat."
Expedition Features Ford Expedition, introduced in 1996 as a 1997 model, is the best-selling SUV in its segment - outselling its nearest competitor by more than 370,000 units over the last five years.
For 2001, Expedition is expected to continue its leadership by offering the functionality, safety, security and comfort that full-size SUV customers demand and have come to expect from a Ford SUV. From weekday use to weekend chores, Expedition offers the towing, interior roominess, power and maneuverability to deal with the toughest driving situations.
"Expedition is the ultimate adventure SUV," said Walczak. "True to the 'No Boundaries - Ford Outfitters' lineup of SUVs, Expedition provides the capabilities to experience the real outdoors in comfort and control."
The 2001 Expedition offers exceptional towing and payload, seats up to nine passengers, and still fits in a standard sized garage. Combining all of this with an impressive list of safety features, Expedition is for those who do not want to trade off comfort or style for utility and off-road ruggedness.
Expedition has the power and capability to take on the great outdoors with ease. Outstanding towing and payload capacity, proven TritonT engines and a comprehensive list of performance and handling features make Expedition perfect for adventurous, ready-for-anything customers.
Expedition gives customers both space and flexibility. With the third-row seat removed and the second-row seat folded down, it provides best-in-class cargo volume (based on the current accepted SAE standard) with 110.7 cubic feet of cargo space.
Expedition offers optional front-seat side-impact air bags that provide enhanced protection for the head and torso in a side-impact collision. A Second-Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System provides added protection in a frontal collision.
Base pricing for the Expedition begins at $30,855 for XLT 4x2 and $33,725 for XLT 4x4. Expedition Eddie Bauer model pricing begins at $37,265 for 4x2 and $41,410 for 4x4. All pricing listed includes a destination and delivery charge of $715.
The No Boundaries lineup of Ford SUVs is the most comprehensive in the industry. Featuring Escape, Explorer Sport, Explorer Sport Trac, four-door Explorer, Expedition and Excursion, the No Boundaries lineup offers customers the broadest array of SUV products in the industry to meet their needs.
Ken Grody Ford is located at 6211 Beach Boulevard, Buena Park, California.
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On September 26, 2010, our mother and devoted wife, Letha Maxine Clay, finally found peace under the care of the exceptional staff at Olympic Rehabilitation Center in Sequim.
Being born from a Sequim pioneer family of dairy farmers, she came into this world as Letha Maxine Schmuck, on January 22, 1933, the firstborn daughter of Max and Iris Schmuck. She was always very proud of her father's lineage, many of whom came over from Germany and landed at Port Williams in the early 1900s. She graduated from Sequim High School in 1951 at the top of her class and took great delight in helping to plan many class reunions. Her home was always filled with the laughter of class members before and after each one.
Shortly after graduation, she married her first husband, Gabe Schmidt, and they had their first daughter, Michaelle. After moving to Port Angeles, they had 2 more daughters, Darlene and Susan. It did not take long before they moved back to Sequim in 1969 so she could live next door to her parents, and she lived there until her death.
During 23 years of marriage with Gabe, she was active in bowling leagues, volunteer work, and was a leader and board member of our local and state chapter of Camp Fire Girls. Whatever she devoted her time to she did with all her heart and soul. After her divorce in 1974, Letha went to work at Safeway in Port Angeles. She loved being back in the work force and it was there that she met her next husband, Clyde Fasola, who was also from a Sequim pioneer family. They had 16 years together before she lovingly buried Clyde from lung cancer.
It took awhile for her to commit to a relationship again until she came to know Albert Harry Clay. What started as a mutual friendship ended up in marriage in 2000 and lasted until her death.
Letha was preceded in death by both of her parents, her brother, Ronald, and her sister, Shirley. She is survived by her husband, Harry, and all three of her children: Michaelle (Alan) Barnard, Darlene (Rick) Murphy, and Susan Weatherbee. She has 4 grandchildren: Brian (Tami) Sofie, Jeremy Sofie, Sarah (Nathan) Ribordy, and Danielle Weatherbee; and 2 great-grandchildren: Brittany Sofie and Brandon Sofie. There are also numerous relatives that she always cared and thought about.
In honor of mom's wishes, there will be no service but a memorial celebration of her life at her home, 255 Cameron Rd., Sequim, on October 9th, 2010, beginning at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, we request that any memorial contributions be given to the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society. Mom always had a special place in her heart for cats and dogs, and always had at least one pet throughout her lifetime.
Fidel 'Sam' Camacho
No service was reported for Sequim resident Fidel "Sam" Camacho, who died Sept. 25, 2010, at the age of 21 of liver failure.
He was born March 2, 1989, in Seattle to Glen and Donna Robotkay Gast.
He graduated from Sequim High School in June 2010.
He loved music and spending time with family.
His memory can be honored by being kind to one another and smiling often.
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No service will be held at the request of Port Angeles resident John T. "Jack" Chiasson, who died Sept. 28, 2010, at the age of 94.
He was born Sept. 2, 1916, in Sultan, to D. Joe and Vera Casey Chiasson.
He served in the SeaBees and was honorably discharged in 1946.
He married Doris "Joyce" Crombie on May 28, 1948, in Port Angeles.
He worked for ITT Rayonier at the Sekiu Booming Grounds and later at the Forks Sorting Yard.
He enjoyed RVing, skiing, hunting and fishing.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Joyce; son John J. Chiasson of Port Angeles; daughter and son-in-law Janis and Dave Hammond of Las Vegas, Nev.; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
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A full obituary will appear at a later date for Sequim resident Felipe Aue-Sanchez, who died Oct. 2, 2010, at the age of 75.
He was born March 18, 1935, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Less and Helen Osper.
He served in the United States Army.
He married his wife, Dora, on Jan. 5, 1968.
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Monday, April 6, 2009
Where it all Began, Memories of a Former Amish
They had been married for only a year. Life was good. A beautiful baby. A big successful pig farm. Friends and family all around them. They were part of the tight knit little group of Amish in a small community. They were happy, so happy, it truly seemed like all their dreams had come true.
That little baby was me. The firstborn and only daughter my parents had, five boys were added throughout the years, but we'll come to them later.
Not long after I was born a tornado went through the area, and my parents lost everything they had. Escaping with only their lives, their baby daughter, and the clothes on their backs. The Amish stepped up and provided them with whatever they needed. But after suffering such a financial loss they sold their land and moved into a little house right next to Grandpa Mast's big farm house.
The few memories I have of living there are only little snippets. My parents lived there for a few years and then moved to New York in the Finger Lakes Region where a new Amish settlement was starting. They moved into a little trailer on a dairy farm where Daddy would milk the cows morning and evening in exchange for rent and then had a day job at Wixson's Honey where he bottled honey all day long. The honey all came out of the same vat but was bottled as different brand names which of course sold for different prices. (To this day whenever I buy honey I always buy the cheapest.)
In the evenings while Daddy was in the barn Mom would sit on a chair in the living room and my brother John, who was two years younger than me, and I would stand in front of Mom and she would sing the "Lob Lied" in the long slow chant like we would sing in church, she would encourage us to help by watching her mouth. At the ages of only two and four we were taught our first Amish church song. After Daddy came in we would all sing together, hymns and church songs and then our bedtime song, "Mude ich bin ich geh zur ruh Schliesze meine augen zu Vater lasz die augen dein Uber meine bette sein*
It was wonderful. I'm sure our little childhood voices were lustily off key at times, but they were always patient and I think I could safely say they truly enjoyed having us help them sing.
*I am tired I'm going to rest I'll close my eyes tight Father (God) let your eyes Watch over my bed
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- Bethrusso said...
Loved your post and the name of your blog (A Joyful Chaos) - what a great title!! What person can't relate to that? I, too, have 3 children and am happily married (OK, 99% of the time - after all, he is human!) :) I just started my blog (silly though it is) not too long ago and am having fun with it. I can't wait to read more about you, your background and your life! Have fun!
- Tue Apr 07, 08:45:00 AM 2009
- Katie Troyer said...
I too look forward to reading more of your writings.
- Tue Apr 07, 04:39:00 PM 2009
- Georgia Peach said...
This story has such a sweet finish. It always refreshes me to hear a story of parents who enjoy parenting.
Georgia Peach - Thu Jul 01, 06:37:00 AM 2010
- Ma ~ said...
Grandpa Mast?
A former boss of mine married a Mast who came from Amish parentage...interesting. - Mon Feb 07, 07:16:00 AM 2011
- Martha said...
I think I shall enjoy reading your story.
Wixon's Honey... Right there on Rt 14 on the way to Watkin's Glen. Sometimes we got an ice cream cone on the way back home. - Mon Feb 07, 07:56:00 AM 2011
- Bobbi said...
I am so happy to have found this blog!! Actually, I think you found me... but then I found you. I've always admired the simple Amish life and I am excited to read your posts.
- Mon Feb 07, 04:53:00 PM 2011
- Hope said...
i too am glad you found me and i found you so I can read more of your posts as well
take care!
Hope - Tue Feb 08, 11:27:00 AM 2011
- Jenni said...
Oh, this is such a beautiful story! I am going to love reading more of them! So glad to know of your wonderful blog now! :)
Blessings to you,
Jenni - Tue Feb 22, 12:55:00 AM 2011
What a lovely beginning to a beautifully written memoire! I've just found you...but it won't be my last visit!
- Sat Feb 26, 09:23:00 AM 2011
- Ben said...
I " discovered " your blog through a mutual friend Kathleen,the Wordsmith.
You are being added to my must read list.
Your writing is inspired ! - Sat May 21, 07:00:00 AM 2011
- lovefromgirl said...
I was born in Geneva, myself! :) My mum and I used to do that little rhyme as part of nightly prayers (German, vaguely Catholic). Brings back happy memories.
Going to keep reading forward, then. Cheers! - Tue May 24, 12:39:00 PM 2011
- Terri said...
I just found your blog! I am so intrigued by the Amish life. I live fairly close to the Amish in Big Valley, Pennsylvania. I am anxious to continue reading your story!
- Sat Jun 04, 08:18:00 AM 2011
- Julie said...
Just found your blog and I do believe I shall enjoy it. You mention the finger lakes region of NY. I grew up in Canisteo and there was quite a settlement of Amish in and near Jasper. I know of the tragedy recently in that community and pray it did not affect any of your loved ones. Now I am off to read more posts.
- Mon Aug 15, 12:56:00 AM 2011
- bobbi neumann said...
thank you for the info. i enjoyed it and am sure i will continue to enjoy. :) GOD bless you.
- Fri Oct 14, 10:57:00 PM 2011
- Andrea Weber said...
I do not mean to be rude...just I cannot ask any Amish because there are none in my homeland.
You write so positively about your childhood - are you still allowed to speak to your family after leaving the Amish?
No offense meant.
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"Being able to provide little girls around the world with their own unique dress is a very rewarding experience."
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spent Fall 2012 studying in Athens with the College Year in Athens, supported by a Study Abroad Grant from Willamette's Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology. After graduation, Hannah plans to pursue a career as a literary editor.
Jessica "Jo" Heupel (Saint Charles, MO), ARCH, CLAS
has attended our Ness of Brodgar archaeological field school on Scotland's Orkney Islands twice, the second time supported by a CASA Field School Grant. Her most exciting find in the summer of 2012, a well-preserved gneiss mace head, catapulted her to international fame! Her picture appeared in the British newspaper, The Observer (Oct 2, 2012), and even graced the cover of British Archaeology (issue 128, January-February 2013), which devoted an 8-page spread to the important discoveries on the Ness. She also appeared briefly on TV in a February 2013 PBS report about the Ness of Brodgar excavations.
Eva Michalak (Middletown, MD), CLAS, ENGL
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Joshua E. Braun (Hillsborough, CA), ECON, COMP SCI, clas
Elaine Carpenter (Reno, NV), RHET, clas, aes
Shelby "Kaliko" Gadson (Princeville, HI), BIO, clas, engl (creative writing)
Caitlin Gibson (Spanaway, WA), ENGL, clas
Hannah Penrod (Glendora, CA), ANTH, clas [study abroad in London, United Kingdom, F 2012, and Canterbury, New Zealand, S 2013]
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Miles Sari (Klamath Falls, OR), RHET, clas [study abroad at John Cabot U in Rome, Italy, S 2013]
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A varsity athlete, Ginny played soccer for Willamette, served as Captain of the Track & Field team in her Senior year, and helped run the intramural sports leagues as an Intramural Supervisor with the Office of Student Activities. For her senior thesis, supervised by Prof. Knorr, Ginny was able to combine her interests in Exercise Science and Classics by writing on the treatment of fractures in Galen's Method of Medicine.
Lacey Polvi (Salem, OR), CLAS, departmental honors, Phi Beta Kappa
Lacey is attending the Young Executive M.A. in Management Program at Azusa Pacific University. At Willamette, she served as President of the Mortarboard Honor Society. In summer 2010, she studied abroad in Greece with Willamette's Greece Post-Session and again in spring 2012 with the College Year in Athens, partially supported by a Study Abroad Grant from our Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology. See her CYA blog at: http://laceyperagrat.blogspot.com/. At the April 2013 NUCAW, she presented a paper on the conflation of the concepts of rape and wedding in Euripides' Ion.
Kirsten Straus (Teton, ID), CLAS
studied abroad at the prestigious Intercollegiate Center of Classical Studies in Rome (Fall 2011). On campus, she worked part-time as a student worker in the Hatfield Library and at the University's information desk. In 2013, she presented a paper on Latin funeral inscriptions at Willamette's Student Scholarship Recognition Day and another paper on Rape and Motherhood in Greek Tragedy at NUCAW. In the summer after graduation, she created an on-line exhibit for the Hallie Ford Museum of Art's McIntyre Ancient Coin Collection as part of a CASA-funded museum's internship.
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is working as an Intra-Operative Neuromonitoring Technician in Las Vegas, NV. As a student, she presented a paper "Like Mother, like Daughter: How Agrippina the Elder and her Namesake Re-defined the Role of the Roman Mother in Tacitus' Annals" at the 2012 Northwest Conference on the Ancient World. She also was the President of Willamette's Pre-Health Club, was a Sexual Assault Responder with S.A.R.A, and worked for a year in the Mail Center.
Ethan Poole (Berkeley, CA), CLAS
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Almost immediately after graduation, Ethan, who used to manage Willamette's student-run Bistro, was hired by one of the Bistro's suppliers, Portland Roasting. He really likes his job as sales manager, loves chatting about the Classics when he attends trade conventions, and enjoys living in Portand, Oregon.
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Class of 2011:
Ilana Greenslade (Kennewick, WA), ARCH, CLASstudied a whole year in Greece with the College Year in Athens (2009-10). She not only improved her knowledge of Ancient Greek immensely but also speaks some Modern Greek now!
In addition, Ilana had a chance to volunteer in the conservation department of the research center that the American School of Classical Studies in Athens maintains on the first floor of the Stoa of Attalos. She packed material for long-term storage and cleaned Rhodian amphora handles for publication photos, and the conservators, Amandina Anastassiades and Karen Loven, gave her a tour of the Stoa--including the artifact-packed basement--and explained how and why they treat the artifacts as they do.
Katy Hoth (Denver, CO), CLAS, math; magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa
In the long term, Katy is interested in a career in health administration. Before she goes on to graduate school, however, she hopes to get some practical experience in the medical field. Right now, however, she is working as a paralegal. She has considerable experience in this field since she worked as a paralegal for several law firms during every summer break while at Willamette.
During her time at Willamette, Katy tutored students in Latin, History, and Chemistry, worked for Willamette Instructional Technology Services (WITS), and won a Forensic Talent Award. Her Classics senior thesis, which she presented at the Oregon Undergraduate Classics Conference, proposed a new reading of Catullus' Phaselus poem (c. 4).
Daniel Miller (Tacoma, WA), CLAS
is planning to go on to graduate school in Classics. His senior paper on Catullus' Atthis poem (c. 63), which he presented at the Oregon Undergraduate Classics Conference, was accepted for publication by a new Classics undergraduate journal started at Western Washington University, Vexillum. He is currently preparing himself for entering a Ph.D. program in Classics by spending a year of Post-Bac studies at the University of Washington.
Margaret M. Robertson (Olympia, WA), CLAS
is working on becoming a chiropractic. In 2010, she traveled to Greece with the Willamette in Greece post-session.
Anita Santos (Rota, CNMI [Confederation of the Northern Mariana Islands]), CLAS
Having grown up on the tiny island of Rota near Guam, Anita studied first at Mount Holyoke but transferred after one year to Willamette University. At the 2011 Oregon Undergraduate Classics Conference, she presented a paper on "Ovid's Amores and the Game of Love". During her time at Willamette, she served as a first responder with Willamette Emergency Medical Services (WEMS), presided for a semester over the Health Club, and co-organized the Hawaii Club's Annual Luau.
Before graduation, Anita already started working on the side as a research assistant for the Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. This work inspired her to add on a second B.A., in Linguistics, which she is currently pursuing at the University of Oregon. Once she has completed this degree as well, she is planning to go on to graduate school in Linguistics. (11/2012)
Caitlin M. Dilley (Sedro Wooley, WA), SOC, clas [M.B.A. Willamette '12]
Caitlin R. Ellis (Walnut Creek, CA), POL, clas, rhet
Matthew R. Houser (Vancouver, WA), EXSCI, clas [Adult Programming Administrator at Columbia Basin Racquet Club]
Andrew A. Korzun (Sunland, CA), ARCH, clas
Kathryn Pawlick (Emmet, ID), ARTH, clas; magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa [International Student Advisor at Seattle Central Community College]
Dennis R. Plzak (Gilbert, AZ), ECON, SOC, clas
David M. Reid (Shoreline, WA), HIST, clas
Adam W. Saltzman (Warminster, PA), HIST, REL, clas
Class of 2010:
Severn Bannow (Vancouver, WA), CLAS
wrote his Senior Thesis on the Hebrew version of the Book of Esther. He is now attending a Master's program at Multnomah Biblical Seminary in Portland.
Alicia Maggard (Sammamish, WA), CLAS, HIST, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa
is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in American History at Brown University on a full scholarship. While at Willamette, she spent spring 2009 studying at the prestigious Intercollegate Center for Classical Studies in Rome. A term paper she wrote at the ICCS, entitled "The Supposed Separation of Collegium and State: Trajan and the Rise of Mercantile Associations", won the 2009 Carl Knopf Award for Best Student Paper awarded annually by Willamette University's Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology (CASA). Alicia also won two important History fellowships. In summer 2009, she spent several weeks pursuing research for her senior thesis in History in Philadelphia through the SHEAR/Mellon Undergraduate Fellowship Program at the University of Pennsylvania's McNeil Center. After that she headed to New York as a Gilder Lehrman History Scholar, where she visited historical collections and complete a research project on Abraham Lincoln. Before entering graduate school, Alicia spent two years teaching English in Japan with the j.E.T. Program. For more of her story, click here.
Christina Peaslee (Tigard, OR), ARTH, CLAS, cum laude
was accepted by Teach for America. She is now teaching Sixth-Grade Math at West Generation Academy in Denver, CO.
William Pilon (Davis, CA), CLAS, cum laude
is currently a law student at UCLA Law School. While at Willamette, he spent Spring 2009 serving as Legislative Intern for State Representative Nancy Nathanson across the street from campus. During fall 2009, he enjoyed attending John Cabot University in Rome. His revised senior thesis, "Accentual Rhythm in Ovid's Amores I", was published in the 2013 Classical World, the journal of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States.
Shawn M. Cigliano (Irvine, CA), ENGL, clas [now West Hollywood, CA]
Lindsey Arrington (Columbia, MO), FRENCH, clas
John Gallager (Reno, NV), ENGL, clas
Nikki K. Lytle (Culver, OR), BIO, REL, chem, clas
Lydia J. Marsalli (Klamath Falls, OR), PSYCH, clas
Melissa A. Mercer (Sherwood, OR), BIO, clas [now studying toward a DVM at the Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine; studied abroad in Galway, Ireland]
Laura C. Moravec (Eugene, OR), ECON, arth, clas
Ian B. Petersen (Anchorage, AK), POL, clas [Law Office Assistant at State of Alaska Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals, Anchorage, AK]
Stephen M. Scott (Portland, OR), RHET, clas [Willamette U College of Law, 2013; now an associate at Sather Bylery Holloway law firm in Portland, OR]
Jeffrey Yancey (Barboursville, WV), ARCH, REL, clas [currently pursuing an M.S. in Computer Science at West Virginia University; studied abroad in Japan and later taught English in Ibaraki, Japan]
Class of 2009:
Tracy Carrithers (Bellevue, WA), CLAS cum laude; Departmental Honors
was accepted to the 1-year Post-Baccalaureate Program in Classics at the University of Pennsylvania. She decided to change tracks, though, and is currently pursuing her interests in computer science instead. Working through a subcontractor for Microsoft, she tests new computer games.
Joe Daniels-Hall (Port Orchard, WA), CHEM, CLAS
pursued an M.A. in Chemistry at the University of Oregon; has joined the Navy.
Gregory Henselman (Portland, OR), CLAS, Phi Beta Kappa
was a star athlete in Crew and Swimming. After graduation, he spent two years at the University of Oregon taking a combination of undergraduate and graduate courses in math in preparation for an M.A. or Ph.D. program in Mathematics. In the end, however, he decided to go the engineering route instead and is now pursuing a Ph.D. at the GRASP (General Robotics, Automation, Sensing & Perception) Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania.
Melissa L. Magana (Honolulu, HI), CLAS
currently is a travel coordiator with Schnitzer Steel in Portland, OR, after several years of working in a similar capacity for SEIU Local 503 in Salem, OR. As a student, Melissa attended Willamette's archaeological fieldschool in Italy's Sangro Valley on a CASA fieldschool grant. On campus, she also worked as the Bistro's kitchen manager and as the theater house manager for the university's Theater Department. (3/2013)
Lauren Saxton (Portland, OR), CLAS, HIST, cum laude; Phi Beta Kappa
studied for a semester with the College Year in Athens. She is attending the Ph.D. program in History at the CUNY Graduate School in New York City and enjoys studying right across from the Empire State Building!
Margaret M. Bradley (Prineville, OR), BIOL, clas [M.A.T., University of New Mexico 2012; now Science Teacher at the Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.]
Katie Hoesly (Wilsonville, OR), BIOL, HIST, clas
Isabelle S. Shankar (Portland, OR), MATH, PHIL, clas [Master of Science (M.S.), Mathematics, Stockholm University, Sweden, 2010-2012]
Nathan Werst (Columbia, MO), CHEM, clas [M.S., Chemistry, University of Oregon; Chemist at Willamette Valley Company in Eugene, OR]
Class of 2008:
Ashley Buchheit (Mount Angel, OR), CLAS, HIST
traveled to Greece with the Willamette in Greece post-session. After graduation, she was admitted to the M.A. Program in Theological Studies at Princeton University's Theological Seminary, but then decided postpone her studies and work instead at Willamette's sister campus across 12th Street, Tokyo International University in America, as Campus Life Assistant and Summer Community Coordinator. Now at Fuller Theological Seminary in Southern California (2012- ).
Sara L. Foerster (Beaverton, OR), CLAS
now manages corporate learning and development for Nike in Beaverton, OR. While at Willamette, she spent a semester abroad at John Cabot University in Rome. After graduation, she received a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Classics from the University of Pennsylvania and in 2012 an M.A.T. from Lewis and Clark College.
Elizabeth Swensen (Santa Rosa, CA), CLAS
spent a semester at the prestigious Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome. An aspiring writer and avid video gamer, she received her Master of Fine Arts from the program in Interactive Media within the School of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California in 2011. One of the projects she worked on was a game called Pathfinder that is supposed to engage high school students in the college preparation and application process. She is now a Research Associate with U.S.C.
Shane R. Corey (Bellingham, WA), ECON, clas, soc, cum laude [graduated from Fordham University School of Law magan cum laude and simultaneously received an M.A. in International Political Economy & Development, International Finance from Fordham U, NYC, 2013.]
Laura Ann Palmiter Ely (West Linn, OR), HIST, clas
Kristine M. Gibbs (Marysville, WA), ANTHR, clas
Thanh-Truc "Quyen" Thi Nguyen (Tacoma, WA), PSYC, chem, clas
William H. Patton (Lake Oswego, OR), RHET, clas [Distribution Group Leader at Target, Portland, OR]
Amie P. Platt (Arlington Heights, IL), PHIL, clas [M.Ed., DePaul University in Chicago, 2013]
Kathryn S. Salisbury (Nine Mile Falls, WA), REL, anth, clas
Deborah Sapiro (Whittier, CA), ANTHR, clas
Heather C. Tom (Aiea, HI), ECON, clas
Class of 2007:
Rositsa Atanasova (Haskovo, Bulgaria), CLAS, magna cum laude; Departmental Honors; Phi Beta Kappa
focused on ancient Greek and Hebrew. Her Biblical Hebrew eased her way into Arabic, which she studied together with French at the Sorbonne during her study abroad year in Paris, France, while producing a documentary film about French Muslim women and the veil.
After graduation from Willamette, Rositsa completed an M.T.S. (Masters in Theological Studies) at Harvard Divinity School, specializing in Islamic Studies. She then took a year off, spending part of that year perfecting her Arabic in Damascus, Syria. Currently, she is pursuing a law degree at Trinity College, University of Cambrige, from where she is due to graduate later this year. All her graduates studies have been founded by a generous Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholarship. Rositsa hopes to work on constitutional developments in the Middle East, and she recently wrote that "the linguistic precision Classics taught me is truly invaluable as is the grounding in the textual traditions, the history and culture of the region, which came with it." (12/2012)
Brian P. Bowinski (Denver, CO) CLAS
was a Preproduction Administrator with Liberty Home Products in Denver, CO, then worked for Circuit City, the consumer electronics chain that has been hard hit by the current economic downturn. Just in time, Brian changed tracks again. In November 2008, he started teaching English in Namyanju, a suburb of Seoul, South Korea. He is now back in Denver.
Jeffrey E. Johnson (Boise, ID), CLAS, chem (pre-med), Phi Beta Kappa
who interned at a hospital in Bulgaria, successfully attended medical school at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City, one of the top-ranked clinical and medical research centers in the United States. He is now in the process of completing his residency (2012).
Matthew W. Bost (Hillsboro, OR), RHET, clas, pol [Ph.D. in Communication Studies, U Minnesota, 2013; now back at WU as Vis. Asst. Prof. in the Dept. of Communication and Media Studies!]
Alexandra Brown (Portland, OR), SPAN, clas
Kevin M. Dean (Weed, CA), CHEM, clas [Ph.D. in Biochemistry, U Colorado at Boulder, 2013]
Jessica Ann Gospe (Lake Forrest Park, WA), MATH, clas, span
Peter R. Hughes (Great Falls, VA), B.M. in Performance-Strings, clas
Jeffrey A. Morris (Aloha, OR), CHEM, PSYC, clas
Minh Hoang Pham (Salem, OR), CHEM, clas [OSU College of Pharmacy 2007-2011]
Kelly G. Poe (Baker City, OR), CHEM, clas
Lauren Elizabeth Quinlan (Keizer, OR), ENGL, arth, clas
Margaret Elizabeth Shaneyfelt (Bozeman, MT), EXSCI, clas
Sterling Michael Stein (Eugene, OR), PSYC, clas [UI analyst at Cisco Systems, Portland, OR]
Alicia Glory Vandeering (Keizer, OR), HIST, clas, rel
died shortly before graduation in a tragic car accident:
Logan Will (1984-2006) (Grants Pass, OR), POL, clas
Class of 2006:
Mariah E. Smith (Ventura, CA), CLAS, Phi Beta Kappa
studied some German in Vienna and helped excavate a Roman garum factory in Troia, Portugal. She then completed her M.A. in Classics at the University of Kansas (full scholarship). In the summer of her graduation, she was able to spend a few weeks in Rome, accompanying Kansas undergraduates. Now in the Ph.D. program in Classics at Indiana University, she attended the last two CAMWS meetings. In 2009, she presented a paper there called "By the Light of the Moon: Medea and Agrarian Magic in Ovid's Metamorphoses." In March 2010, her paper was entitled "Secrecy and Silence: Revealing the Character of the Roman Lares." Currently, Mariah is preparing for her oral qualifying exams. (4/2010).
James Timbrell (San Francisco, CA)
graduated with top honors in Public Service from Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago. In Sept. 2014, he will begin work at the San Francisco Public Defender's Office. While a Classics major and Mathematics minor at the College of Liberal Arts, James was a NWC Cross Country Academic All-Star, acclaimed food critic for the Willamette Collegian, and sometime free-lance writer for the Statesman Journal. Later he attended Willamette University's Atkinson Graduate School of Management on a merit-based scholarship and graduated with an MBA in May 2008. As a graduate student, he co-authored an article for the Journal of Advertising with AGSM Dean and Professor of Marketing Debra Ringold. After working in business for a while and, on the side, co-founding his own organic honey business, the San Francisco Honey Co. On the side, James has continued to write, e.g., for Culinary Trends and Willamette's Scene Magazine.
Megan Nicole Bentley (Roseburg, OR), MATH, clas
William Cannon (Tacoma, WA), HIST, clas
Brittany Dearing (Orangevale, CA), BIO, clas [AA, Exotic Animal Training and Management Program, America's Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College; Retail Manager & Customer Service Provider, Las Vegas, NV]
Elyssa Lauren Figari (Woodacre, CA), ARCH, clas [M.A. Archaeology student at San Diego State U, 2011-]
Nathan Charles Jackson (Stayton, OR), PHIL, clas, econ, Phi Beta Kappa
Michael T. LeChevallier (Lake Oswego, OR), FRENCH, REL, clas [Ph.D. cand. Theology, U Chicago]
Andrew "Drew" Murray Miller (Keizer, OR), HIST, clas, econ [nutrition trainer at Courthouse Athletic Club, Salem, OR, 2010-]
Timothy B. Stumhofer (Lee, NH), POL, clas, econ [MSc., Environmental Policy and Regulation, London School of Economics and Political Science; now a Senior Program Associate with the Greenhouse Gas Management Institute in San Francisco, CA]
Andrew John Thomson (Lakeside, MT), ARCH, clas [Ph.D. student in the Nautical Archaeology program at Texas A&M University, 2009 - ]
Class of 2005:
Kate A. (McClendon) Boufidis (Classical Studies & Religious Studies '05)
researched traces of Shamanism in ancient Greek religion with the help of a Lilly Grant. She graduated in 2007 with an M.A. in Greek Philology from Florida State University (full scholarship) and now works for a start-up pharmaceutical company in Philadelphia.
Leah P. (Batt) Thibault (Napa, CA), THTR, clas, engl [Director of Operations at CEI Capital Management LLC, Portland, Maine]
Delan Canclini (Eureka, CA), PHIL, arts, clas [M.A.T. Willamette '06]
Maureen D. Dean (Lincoln City, OR), FRENCH, clas
Bryan B. Hughey (Corvallis, OR), ENGL, clas [Willamette M.A.T.; Sprague HS English teacher]
Zachary J. Larsen (Blachly, OR), CHEM, clas
Jennifer E. Heidt (Caldwell, ID), POL, SOC, clas
Kasey Jakien (Portland, OR), ENGL, clas
Curtis D. Johnson (Montana City, MT), ENGL, clas, bio
Class of 2004:
Amanda M. Alexander (Watsonville, CA), MATH, clas [M.A.T., Willamette '06]
Claire T. (Barker) Harai (McMinnville, OR), FREN, REL, clas
Class of 2003:
Travis Larsen (Tigard, OR), CLAS, REL
has been the pastor of St. Paul of Damascus Lutheran Church in Boring, OR, since 2008. He received his M.A. from the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, part of the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA.
Class of 2002:
Rachel R. Standley (Cave Junction, OR), CLAS
was planning to teach high school Latin; she now lives in Cave Junction, OR.
Charles D. Beckwith (Firth, ID), HIST, clas
Alyssa E. N. Brown (Davis, CA), ENGL, THTR, clas
Cynthia J. Holt (Keizer, OR), REL, clas
Sarah B. Johnson (Austin, TX), THTR, clas
Class of 2001:
Matthew H. Schrumpf (Corvallis, OR), CLAS, REL, Phi Beta Kappa
spent the first two years after graduation in Japan where he taught English with the Kawagoe Exchange and Teaching (KET) program. He has since obtained a Juris Doctor degree from New York University School of Law and is now an Assistant Attorney General in Consumer Protection for the state of Massachusetts (4/2010).
Julie C. (Ford) Sparks (Littleton, CO) CLAS, ENGL, Phi Beta Kappa
researched and recreated the illumination techniques in medieval manuscripts with the help of a Carsons Undergraduate Research Grant. For years, her impressive results were displayed on the second floor of Eaton Hall, now they are available online under the title "The Painted Word".
After graduation, Julie worked for a decade as an Administrative Assistant II at Willamette University's Hatfield Library where she digitized, e.g., Willamette's fifteenth-century Book of Hours (view). She and her husband Jeremy Sparks (Computer Science, '01) now have a little son, Nolan, born in 2008. In 2012, Julie and her family moved to Colorado, where Jeremy now works at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. In Colorado Julie continues to write her food blog, persnicketypalate.com, and has just enrolled at the Nutrition Therapy Institute in Denver, CO, to become a master nutrition therapist.(8/2012)
Astrid van Giffen (The Baarns, Netherlands), CLAS, arth, arts, cum laude
In 2007, Astrid graduated from the very prestigious professional training program for the conservation and restauration of glass and ceramics at the Instituut Collectie Nederland in Amsterdam. Her exam project investigated the advantages of using cyclododecane, a wax-like substance that at room temperature transforms into a gas, as a temporary consolidant for weathered glass during the bonding of sherds. From 2008-2009, she was the Kress fellow in objects conservation at the Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies at the Harvard Art Museum. During that fellowship she researched the Harvard Glass Flowers and other objects made by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka. She presented this research at the International Association for the History of Glass meeting in Thessaloniki, Greece in September 2009. She presented another part of this research at the International Counsel for Museums – Conservation Committee's Glass and Ceramics Working Group's Interim meeting in Corning, NY, in October 2010.
In October 2009, Astrid became an assistant conservator at The Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, NY.
Nicholas A. Hill (Salem, OR), HIST, clas [M.B.A. Willamette '03]
Melissa J. Pedersen (McCary) Sommer (Salem, OR), PSYC, clas
Class of 2000:
Andrew J. Herrmann (West Linn, OR), CLAS
worked for many years as a system analyst for the Purchasing Department of the Salem-Keizer School District's District Office in Salem, OR, involved in database and process development and management. In March 2012, he started as a software developer with Performance Health Technology in Salem, OR.
Emmett C. Woolley (Snohomish, WA), CLAS
works for a medical supply company in Snohomish, WA.
Mary L. (King) Sterling (Salem, OR), ENGL, clas [J.D., Willamette U Law School, 2005; now attorney in Salem, OR]
Class of 1999:
Marie E. Diamond (Amsterdam, NL), ENGL, clas [Program Coordinator at excerpta Medica BV-Adelphi Group (Publishing), Amsterdam area, NL]
Class of 1998:
Julie A. Briggs (Portland, OR), CLAS, MATH, started out working for the Atlanta, Georgia, office of Mercer, a leading HR consulting company with 15,000 employees worldwide, but now works with the Stancorp Financial Group in Portland, Oregon.
Joseph "Joey" Lillywhite (Beaverton, OR), CLAS, Phi Beta Kappa
attended the Post-Baccalaureate Program in Classics at the University of Pennsylvania, then acquired an M.A. in Archaeology at Washington University in St. Louis. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Archaeology at the University of Cincinnati. He spent the 2007-08 academic year as a School Fellow at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens, working on a study called Ceramic Record of Ancient Greece: The Decline of Red-Figure Technique. On January 12, 2009, he presented a paper at the Annual Convention of the Archaeological Institute of America in Philadelphia on the "Lead Glaze on a 5th-century BC Athenian Vessel." Currently, he teaches high school history at Misr American College in Cairo, Egypt. Check out his February 2011 pictures from Tahrir Square on his Facebook page!


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by: Nick Ross courtesy ragincajuns.com
MONROE, La. – Matte Haack went 4-for-4 at the plate and Shellie Landry drove in three runs as the Ragin' Cajuns softball team defeated in-state rival Louisiana-Monroe by a score of 6-0 on Sunday, May 5 at the ULM Softball Complex in Monroe, La. The win was the 22nd consecutive for the Cajuns and their 40th of the season to improve their record to 40-11 and 19-4 in Sun Belt games.
The 40th win marks the 15th consecutive season that the Cajuns have won 40-or-more games, and never once has a Lotief failed to win 40 games with the Cajuns.
Jordan Wallace picked up the complete game shutout for the Cajuns, striking out 12, while allowing two hits and walking two. She came into the game with 290 strikeouts on the season and now has 302. It is the first time a Cajuns pitcher has struck out 300 in a season since Ashley Brignac did so in 2008 when she fanned 327.
Similar to the games yesterday, the Cajuns took the lead with first inning runs, taking a 4-0 lead in the first.
Haack drove in Brianna Cherry with a single to open the scoring, and then stole second, forcing an error that scored Sarah Draheim to make it 2-0.
Shellie Landry drove-in Haack two pitches later with her 15th home run of the season. The two-run shot added to her team and conference lead with 15 homers, and made it 4-0.
Cherry added to the lead in the second inning with her second homer of the weekend and 12th of the season. It was a solo home run, and her 47th RBI of the season to give the Cajuns a 5-0 lead.
The score would hold steady for the next three innings, until Landry drove in her 3rd run of the day and 54th run of the season, taking back the conference lead for herself.
Haack, Cherry and Landry all had multi-hit games and at least one RBI for the Cajuns, combining to go 8-for-11 with four runs and five RBI.
With a Sun Belt Conference record of 19-4, the Cajuns are the third seed in the upcoming Sun Belt Conference Tournament. They will take on sixth seeded Florida International in the first round, at 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday, May 8 in Troy, Alabama. The winner will take on the winner of No. 2 seeded South Alabama and the host, No. 7 seeded Troy.
The Sun Belt Tournament festivities open on Tuesday with Family Night at 6:45 at Troy University. The first game of the tournament will start at 10 A.M. on Wednesday with No. 4 seed North Texas taking on No. 5 seed Florida Atlantic.
For a full tournament bracket and first round schedule click here.
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I usually make these bite-size cookies at Christmastime, when oranges in Florida are plentiful. Every time I sniff their wonderful aroma, I remember my grandmother, who shared the recipe. —Lori DiPietro, New Port Richey, Florida
66 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 10 min./batch + cooling
1/2 cup shortening
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
1/2 cup orange juice
1 tablespoon grated orange peel
2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1/4 cup orange juice
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Orange paste food coloring, optional
In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugar until light and fluffy.
Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in
orange juice and peel. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt;
gradually add to the creamed mixture.
Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking
sheets. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes or until edges begin to
brown. Remove to wire racks to cool. In a small bowl, combine icing
ingredients until smooth; drizzle over cooled cookies. Yield: about
5-1/2 dozen.
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Nutritional Facts:
1 cookie equals 63 calories, 2 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 7 mg cholesterol, 33 mg sodium, 11 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 1 g protein.
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The Janson Command is a literary fiction novella filled with suspense and thrill by American writer Robert Ludlum, and describes how the ex-Navy protagonist, Paul Janson, goes about solving his new mission.
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This book has been published as a sequel to Robert Ludlum's initial novel on this series called The Janson Directive, featuring Paul Janson in the central role. He is described to be an ex-Navy SEAL and an erstwhile representative of a U.S. government secret association called Consular Operations. He is shown to be preoccupied by his memories of the Vietnam War.
In this sequel, Paul Janson is shown to abandon his past life filled with murders and international conspiracy. He is occupied with a new mission and has a new partner. Joining hands with agile sharpshooter Jessica Kincaid, he assists other disillusioned secret agents in re-adapting and starting new lives. He also takes on autonomous missions, but confirms only if he thinks they will help the society in the wider picture.
In this book, Janson accepts the mission to save a doctor who has been abducted by West African rebels during an attack of an American oil service boat. Initially, it seems that the doctor's life was refrained from any harm so as to give attention to the rebels' wounded supremo, Ferdinand Poe. But when the mission ceases to function properly, Janson understands that he is now involved with a much bigger plot. The puppet dictator has unidentified helpers on the oil reserves of this scrambling country and Janson finds himself in this strange dilemma where he is unable to comprehend whether he has been putting his energy for the wrong group.
About Robert Ludlum
Robert Ludlum was a very popular American novelist and author. He has created a few of his works under various pseudonyms like Jonathan Ryder and Michael Shepherd.
Apart from this novel, Ludlum is reputed for the creation of many more novels such as The Cry Of The Halidon, The Road To Gandolfo, and The Chancellor Manuscript. Ludlum is mainly seen to follow plots based on the themes of spy fiction, mystery and action thrillers.
Plots in Ludlum's work generally comprise one heroic individual, or a small association of exerting persons, in a battle against influential opponents with selfish and self-centered interests and desires. These adversaries are seen to be strong enough to put into use political and economic influence by horrifying means. The plots in his novels typically incorporate global associations, covert military personnel and government organizations, committed to preserve their state of affairs if they are vicious, or weaken them if they are not. Ludlum's novels are occasionally intensified by conspiracy theories, be it ancient or modern.
He received his education at The Rectory School then went to Cheshire Academy and Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. Before he made his name as an author, he had served in an array of posts like a United States Marine, theatrical actor and producer. Many of Ludlum's works have been adapted into movies and miniseries.
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Publication Year | 2012 |
Language | English |
Binding | Paperback |
Number of Pages | 416 Pages |
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Weight | 545 g |
As usual delivery by Flipkart was good. Got the book in time before my journey. The inner tribulation of the lead "The Machine" (Janson) is so delicately explained which gives you actual insight of this fictitious character. the writing style is at its best and one continuous stretch imaginative perfection. Janson is better than from his last adventure "The Janson Directive" along with his new found partner Jessica Kincaid the deadliest sniper..Great read.. Recommend this for people who love espionage,spying and thrillers
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IF YOU'VE BEEN planning CME activities for any time at all, you have no doubt heard of linkage — linking needs to results, linking needs and results to learning objectives, and linking needs, results, and objectives to outcomes. It's at the core of exemplary performance in Accreditation Council for CME Essential Area 2, and it may surprise you to know that linkage actually produces better CME activities.
Step 1: Select Sources of Needs. See the chart below for an example of how to initially organize your needs assessment.
Step 2: Synthesize your needs. Boil down all of the needs you reviewed into just those that will be used to build your activity. Synthesize the final list into bulleted statements. You might end up with four to eight key needs. Write those bulleted needs down on paper.
Step 3: State a desired educational result. Take each of the bulleted needs and ask yourself, "What do I intend to achieve from this educational activity relative to that specific need?" This is a fundamental step that is frequently missing in the planning process. If you are able to make these "results statements," you will immediately have an educational activity that is well-focused, and you should be able to measure its outcomes. By the way, the definition of exemplary performance in ACCME Element 2.1 (planning) is that you link identified need to desired result! With the example below, you will now have this all important documentation.
Identified need: The American Heart Association guidelines state that high levels of hyperlipidemia in patients with diabetic comorbidity is the cause of increased morbidity in those patients.
Desired result: Identify your diabetic patients; screen for hyperlipidemia; place on appropriate lipid lowering medication(s).
Step 4: Prepare learning objectives. Now that you know the need and desired result, you can prepare learning objectives that are written in terms of physician performance or patient health outcomes. Visualize learning objectives as the stepping stones that take you from the identified need to the desired educational result. Each set of need/results statements should have at least one learning objective. Consider writing your objectives in the second person ("you" or "your" phrases) so that the physician personally identifies with the objective. Here is an example of this next stage of linkage:
Objective: Decrease cardiovascular events of your diabetic patients with hyperlipidemia by improving their cholesterol profiles.
Step 5: Link Needs, Results, and Objectives to Outcomes. Always prepare your outcomes questions at the time of the planning process. Take each need/result statement and ask yourself what one question can be asked of learners about how they implemented change in their practice. In simple terms, the outcomes question may be the education results statement flipped into a question. Use this example as a guide:
Outcomes question: Have you implemented measures that would lower cholesterol for diabetic patients in your practice? If the answer is no, what barriers have prevented this from occurring?
Commercial supporters: Insist that CME providers observe these rules. This protects you by assuring that your vendors are fully complying with PhRMA and OIG rules, and ensures that you invest in outstanding education. One key is that the provider includes a line item in the budget for needs assessment and outcomes evaluation.
Steven M. Passin is president of the CME consulting firm, Steve Passin & Associates in Newtown, Pa. He has also served as deputy health secretary for California. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Need help with meal planning to pair with Marcella Hazan Bolognese
Looking to the board for some advice. Tomorrow I'm cooking dinner for 4. I'm looking for a dish to pair with the referenced main course.
I was thinking of starting with a simple Caprese salad. Then I would do the Bolognese as the main. Any recommendations of another dish to round out the meal?
Alice Waters fennel, mushroom & parm salad is always a big hit and unusual and goes well with the bolognese.
Let me add a voice to the chorus of No Caprese. It is totally incompatible with the bolognese ragù in so many ways. You don't say what you're putting the ragù on, but it should be tagliatelle, so I presume it is. I'd serve an antipasto of sliced prosciutto and salami (not garlicky, preferably something Emilian, like Felino) with perhaps some marinated artichoke hearts, olives, and the like. You could sneak in some teensy mozzarellas. The pasta has to be alone, no side dishes. Follow it with a salad of field greens, and perhaps follow that with a large piece of parmigiano-reggiano, which your guests can take chunks of, or you can make the chunks and serve them. If you have some serious balsamic vinegar you could offer it to put drops of on the cheese. You could also serve the parmigiano and balsamic at the front end of the meal, with an aperitivo wine.
re: escondido123
I always make paparedelle of four eggs, a cup of AP, and a cup of semolina. I like to bracket it with lighter things. I'd go baby artichokes, Bolognese, salad (mixed greens, celery, onion, bell pepper, and olive oil and red wine vinegar), and for dessert something fruit, like oranges in white wine.
re: jstarr
Recipe for what? In my suggestions, except for the ragù, it's all a question of buying really good stuff and assembling it. To stay in the Emilian theme, I would exceptionally suggest balsamic vinegar on the salad instead of red wine vinegar. But not supermarket junk, and good extra virgin olive oil. You have to have egg pasta, or egg and spinach. Better to buy good dried than supermarket fresh, which often contains no yolks (I just learned that from a Cook's Illustrated book). The real secret to good Italian cooking is the shopping.
Just be aware that the bolognese is rather rich to have as a main. (About 225 calories just for a half cup of sauce, which would dress 3 ounces of dried pasta in addition....).
re: Karl S
I agree. Having made that particular bolognese many times, it is rich. And heavy. So balancing it out with something vegetably would be my choice, too. It's spring: maybe baby artichokes? Or pan roasted asparagus with a little olive oil, parm and lemon? But oh... That bolognese.... SUCH a treat. Your guests are lucky!
I would not start with a Caprese salad for a couple of reasons. First, it contains tomatoes which you already have in the Bolognese. Second, it is not a seasonal dish since it is spring not summer if you are in North America. Why not do a spring salad that includes asparagus--you could do them on a bed of salad greens dressed with a lemon vinaigrette. As to a side with the pasta, I never serve one with Bolognese because it is such a rich dish it doesn't seems to need one. But if you want a vegetable, consider rabi which has a bitterness that pairs well with the almost sweetness of Bolognese.
re: escondido123
(sorry, I responded to the wrong post. This is in response to the OP, not escondido123)
I too would not serve a caprese salad with a Bolognese since the caprese salad is not of the cuisine of the Emilia-Romagna. As to serving a soup as another poster suggested, in Italy, it is either soup or pasta, not both. I would suggest a traditional ER appetizer: a fritto misto of spring vegetables, such as is pictured here.
re: jstarr
At my Farmers' Market right now there is fennel, yellow beets, asparagus, snap peas, radishes and lettuces. I saw a repeat of a French Food at Home episode and she made a raw salad, dressed with lemon zest, juice and oil, that included all of these shaved paper thin and the peas julliened. That would be very pretty on a bed of lettuce. Or you could do fennel, onion, orange and lettuce. Or just the lettuce topped with steamed asparagus and lemon vinaigrette--you could add a little chopped egg on top for a finishing touch or some lemon zest.