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Based on typical news reports, you would assume that the cause of global warming is obvious—coal and burning gasoline. But we should look closer at a more obvious source of fluctuation. What about the sun?
Many people today are worried that global warming is threatening life on earth. They often blame pollution from modern industry, which is increasing the amount of certain atmospheric gases, such as carbon dioxide, that trap heat. Some individuals have gone so far as to say that we must take immediate action to halt global warming to prevent catastrophic consequences within the next century. What are we to make of such claims?
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In addition, we know that industry releases certain gases into the atmosphere, and many of these gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, tend to reflect infrared radiation. This means that they trap heat and warm the earth much the way a greenhouse does—hence the term the "greenhouse effect." Theoretically, an increase in the abundance of these greenhouse gases will trap more heat, leading to an increase in the earth's temperature. In reality, it's far more complicated than this.2 Let's consider a few important facts.
First, we should note that the greenhouse effect is a very good thing. Without this effect the earth's temperature would be significantly lower (perhaps a difference of 60°F [33°C]), which would make human life nearly impossible. Greenhouse gases are a natural component of the atmosphere and are vital for human life. Moreover, carbon dioxide is essential for plant biology.
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Third, changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide do not always correlate well with changes in the earth's temperature. For example, the earth's temperature rose substantially from 1910 to 1940, yet the carbon dioxide levels rose only slightly.4 Conversely, the global temperature has been falling since 2002, even though carbon dioxide levels continue to rise. There were substantial changes in climate in the ninth and seventeenth centuries, and yet these certainly cannot be due to carbon dioxide produced by industry.
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We must understand that the most important natural factor in determining the earth's temperature is the sun. We take for granted that the sun is stable and warms the earth in a uniform way.
For the most part, it does; it is an unusually stable star. But the sun does have natural cycles and minor changes in intensity that affect climate on the earth. One such cycle is the relatively short-term sunspot cycle. However, much longer variations may also exist. There is evidence that such variations have a substantial effect on earth's climate.
Sunspots are small,5 darker regions on the sun's visible surface. There the solar material is substantially cooler than its surroundings, so it does not glow as brightly. The number of spots on the sun is highly variable. Sometimes the sun has more than fifty spots on its visible surface. At other times it has none. This is because the sunspot number is cyclic, changing from very few to many with a period of 11 years. This 11-year period is now known to be half of the sun's 22-year magnetic cycle. (The sun is like a big magnet that reverses its polarity every 11 years, and so returns to its original polarity every 22 years.)
Sunspots do seem to correlate significantly with climate on earth. When sunspot activity is high, the regions surrounding the spots form small bright points called faculae.
Since the faculae are bright, they slightly overcompensate for the dimming effect of the spots, which causes the overall intensity of the sun to be higher than it would be without sunspots. So we would expect earth's temperatures to be higher when sunspot activity is high—and this is indeed what we find.6
In addition to the 22-year cycle, sunspots also undergo variations on a much larger timescale. These correlate very well with temperatures on earth. For example, sunspot activity was very low during the period roughly spanning 1645–1715. This period of reduced sunspot activity is called the Maunder Minimum. It corresponds well with the period of colder temperatures experienced in Europe, known as the "Little Ice Age."
A similar though less severe period of low sunspot activity, known as the Dalton Minimum, occurred during the period 1790–1830. It also coincided with reduced temperatures. Conversely, the Medieval Warm Period (AD ~1000) seems to correspond with a period of high sunspot activity.7 In addition, sunspot activity has been on the decline in the last decade, and we have been experiencing global cooling since 2002.
These correlations imply that long-term variations in solar activity have much more to do with global climate change than human activity. Furthermore, they also suggest that global warming is not a runaway effect on earth, contrary to what ecological extremists and their political allies would have us believe. Rather, the earth has long-term natural variations. It may be that the cooling trend we are now seeing marks the beginning of the downward part of the cycle, in which case we should expect to see slightly cooler temperatures over the next several decades. In any case, it seems that the claims of the global warming alarmists are unwarranted.
Yes, the Christian does have an obligation to care for God's creation. We must take this seriously. At the same time, we must recognize that the earth and sun do go through natural cycles, and have been doing so for some time (Genesis 1:14–18).
Although the relationship between solar activity and earth's climate may be only partially understood, it is clear that modern industry was not responsible for the Medieval Warming Period or the Little Ice Age. These periods of climate change were temporary and did not result in catastrophic destruction; they remind us that we can rely on the stability that God has placed in the natural world.
Indeed, God has promised that the cycles of nature will continue in the future as long as the world remains (Genesis 8:22).
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Identifying the cause of global warming is very complex. Changes in carbon dioxide (CO2) do not correlate well with temperature changes. But changes in the sun's activity do appear to correlate with major climate changes over the past few centuries.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CO2Several gases trap heat on earth. The main "greenhouse gas" is water vapor, but carbon dioxide (CO2) also has this effect. Increases in CO2 levels are now blamed for rising temperatures. But look closely at the graph below. If the CO2 level has increased steadily, why did the earth experience two periods of falling temperatures (after 1900 and after 1940)? Is there a better explanation for temperature change?
SIGNIFICANCE OF CO2 CHART: Global temperature: National Climatic Data Center CO2 measurements: Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SUNRising and falling temperature is not a new problem. Consider the past 1,000 years, especially the Medieval Warming Period and the Little Ice Age. Clearly the fossil fuel industry had nothing to do with these changes.
Another factor that may help explain temperature changes is the sun. The sun's intensity goes through cycles not yet fully understood. The number of sunspots, for example, varies over a 22-year cycle, as the sun reverses magnetism. High sunspot activity is associated with higher temperatures on earth.
Sunspots also undergo variations on a much larger timescale. For example, sunspot activity was very low during the period 1645–1715, at the depth of the Little Ice Age. In contrast, sunspot activity was high during the Medieval Warm Period.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SUN CHART: Derived from Moberg et al. Nature, 2005
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- The effect of greenhouse gases is nonlinear. This means that doubling the amount of a greenhouse gas does not necessarily double the greenhouse effect. Additionally, some greenhouse contributors actually have an overall cooling effect. For example, clouds do trap heat and are considered a contributor to the greenhouse effect. (This is why cloudy winter nights are usually warmer than clear winter nights.) But during the day, clouds reflect sunlight, which prevents solar energy from reaching the surface of the earth. This latter effect more than compensates for the former. So the net effect of clouds is that they actually reduce the earth's temperature. The effect is also highly dependent on altitude. Back
- P. J. Michaels and R. C. Balling, Jr., "The Satanic Gases: Clearing the Air about Global Warming" (Washington D. C.: CATO Institute, 2000), p. 2. Back
- See figure 2 at http://www.icr.org/article/does-carbon-dioxide-drive-global-warming/ Back
- The sun is over 100 times larger than earth in diameter. Sunspots are only about the size of earth. Back
- Higher solar intensity (associated with large numbers of sunspots) seems to produce more warming on earth than would be expected on the basis of theoretical calculations. There seems to be some secondary effect that is not yet understood. Back
- In this case, sunspot number is estimated by proxy (using substitutions that are thought to correlate with sunspot number, such as the Beryllium-10 concentration in ice cores), since direct measurements are not available from this time. Back


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I don't know if manufacturers will come around to embrace common skill standards or not. But if they don't, our education system is not going to turn out the people that we need to fill existing manufacturing job openings (7,639 right now in PA); to fill the pipeline for replacement workers (25% of manufacturing employees are over 55 years of age); or to bridge the skills gap (84% of
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John Bowitz, professor and chair of the art department at Morningside, received the 2009 Lucille and Charles Wert Faculty Award for excellence in teaching. The award recognizes the faculty member judged by his or her peers to best exemplify the ideas of the academic teaching profession at Morningside.
Bowitz joined the Morningside faculty in 1977. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and a master's degree and doctorate from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. As an artist, much of Bowitz's work is done in mixed media with drawing materials, paint, ceramics, collage, computer modified images and found objects. His work has been included in one-person exhibitions and group and juried shows throughout the United States.
Outstanding graduates were recognized with special awards in their fields of study. Tyler Childress of Alvord, Iowa, and Russell Heine of York, Neb., received the Dr. Tom Curry Outstanding Business Student Award, given in memory of the late Tom Curry, who was associate professor of business administration and economics at Morningside from 1991 to 2005.
Other graduates and their awards included: Anne Torkelson of Norfolk, Neb., Graduating Senior Art Award; Michael Wismont of Crescent, Iowa, Lawrence Bandholz Award in Mathematical Sciences; Jessica Delaney of Lake Park, Iowa, Marie Bandholz Award in Special Education; Philip Lieder of Stewartville, Minn., Dr. B. G. Knepper Award in English; Bryan Hansen of Sioux City, Lorraine E. Knepper Award in Nursing; and Kristina Sturm of Polk City, Iowa, Douglas E. Wood Award in Education.
Four graduates were recognized with Dean's Awards, for their outstanding academic achievements in one of the four areas that comprise the Morningside College curriculum, including: Robert Blackburn III of Knoxville, Iowa, Dean's Award in Fine Arts; Christina Thomsen of Denison, Iowa, Dean's Award in Humanities; Preston Pierce of Anthon, Iowa, Dean's Award in Professional Services and Influence; and Sabrina Higgins of Des Moines, Iowa, Dean's Award in Sciences.
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**Magna Cum Laude (with great honor) at 3.66
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The spring graduates were as follows:
Sioux City: Jeremy Bauer, Philip Begley***, Jennifer Cardonick, Ashley Catchpole, Kayla Curry, Eric Damon, Christine Derochie, Kathryn Drury, Brandon Holmes, Lacy Jacobsen**, Jennifer Jepsen**, Amanda Mollner, Megan Parrish*, Emma Prosser, Jodi Roling, Lindsey Rubel, Katherine Smith, Nicholas Varner, Haley Wassell**, Alex Watters***, Matthew Wilmes, Jordan L. Young
Iowa: Chad Redmon, Altoona; Jeffrey Serbousek, Cedar Rapids; David Kenan, Cherokee; David Briese***, Correctionville; Krista Klindt and Christina Thomsen***, Denison; Jeremiah Danga and Sabrina Higgins *, Des Moines; Michelle Tesch, Granville; Ashley Danner, Kimballton; Robert Blackburn III, Knoxville; Angela Kern* and Matthew Sitzmann, Le Mars; Hollie Vaughan*, Mallard; Amanda Plemel**, Northboro; Blake Moore, Onawa; Andrea Jenson *, Pocahontas; Kristina Sturm, Polk City; Wyeth Lynch***, Prole; Jessie Cuvelier, Shell Rock;
Nebraska: Rebecca Bauer***, Alliance; Zachary Byrd, Bennington; Kelly Pudenz, Columbus; Amie Malcom* and Gerardo Torres, Dakota City; Brady Helmink***, Fairbury; Mackenzie Maschmeier, Fremont; Hannah M. Johnson, Kearney; Beau Cruse and Eukeria Okwumuo, Lincoln; Anne Torkelson***, Norfolk; Judson Conner, North Platte; Katherine Goss*, Omaha; Brent Wojcik, South Sioux City; Karen Grabowski, Wahoo; Bryan J. Fink, Wayne.
Other states:. Philip Lieder**, Stewartville, Minn.; Justin Moser***, Morris, Minn.; Christopher Nordstrom*, Minneapolis, Minn.; Tarah Sagedahl***, East Bethel, Minn.; Brenda Chord, Edgemont, S.D.; Katie Rasmussen, North Sioux City, S.D.; Kate Williams, Goodlettsville, Tenn.; Jeremy Lahar and Kayla E. Shoup, Houston, Texas;
Other countries: Kayo Nakaguchi, Osaka, Japan.
Bachelor of Science
Sioux City: Dana Baldridge*, Jordan Balfour, Sarah Benson, Chiao-Ying Chang, Troy Gaeth, Danielle Gass, Laura Gildemeister***, Cynthia Gonzalez, Kari Hansen***, Amanda Hegg, Rebeca Hernandez, Masashi Hirata, Sean Howell, Carlos Hurtado Andrade, Courtney Jungers, Ryan Lickteig, Andrew Loffswold, Mark Martindale*, Colin O'Sullivan*, David Terry.
Iowa: Ryan Oetken***, Akron; Tyler Childress*, Alvord; Preston Pierce***, Anthon; Jason Semprini, Carroll; Autumn Bartel***, Cherokee; Alicia Runyan***, Cleghorn, Andrew Edison* and Robert Tellgren, Council Bluffs; Michael Wismont**, Crescent; Stephanie Swalve, Estherville; Molly Dennis-Drees*, Exira; Melissa Campbell* Graettinger; Derek Nolan*** and Jasmine Richards, Hawarden; Jessica Delaney***, Lake Park; David Hofschulte, Lansing; Jonalee Jackes** and Sean Smalley, Beau Sudtelgte*, Le Mars; Katie Hoaglund**, Kristina McGrain*,Samantha Silva, Mapleton; Valerie Crutchley, Mount Vernon; Melissa Barrier, Neola; Cassaundra Ruehle, Oakland; Maggie Swenson*, Ocheyedan; Scott Anderson, Ottumwa; Eric Clouse*,Ruthven; Jeremy Lafrentz, Janine Miller, Tareyn L. Moss***, Jillian Olson, Leslee Van Dyke, Christopher Widman***, Sergeant Bluff; Matthew Kerr, Sigourney; Joshua Steinhoff***, Smithland; Chad Clancy***, Spencer; Jamie Kirby and Megan Morton, Whiting.
Nebraska: Anthony Dang*, Bellevue; Breanne Evans** and William Mech Jr.**, Crofton; Seth Atkins, Grand Island; Joshua Johnson, Hastings; Stephanie Willers, Jackson; Dexter S. Haskell, Lyons; Angela Bachmann, Kellie Harris** and Maggie Meier, Omaha; Bob Seger, O'Neill; Weston Frahm, Plainview; Natalie Bass***, South Sioux City; Thomas Butzke, Staplehurst; Russell Heine, York.
Other states: Lauren Marshall, Brawley, Calif.; Ashley McNabney, New Lenox, Ill.; Kristin Struss***, Fairmont, Minn.; Vanessa Warzecha***, Aloha, Ore.; Cara DeStigter***, Dakota Dunes, S.D.; Nicholas Paulsen, North Sioux City, S.D.; Emily Petermann* and Valarey Weber, Sioux Falls, S.D.
Other countries: Ling-Jiun Chen*, Taipei City, Taiwan.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Sioux City: Mindee Borrall**, Nichole Goergen, Bryan Hansen***, Rachel Held, Cassie Main**, Trang Nguyen, Michael O'Sullivan, Ashlee Walker.
Iowa: Nicole Helgeson, Altoona; Nicole Branstetter, Avoca; Sarah Garrett*, Churdan; Brooke Pottorff**, Corning; Katie McGuire, Des Moines; Brittany Thompson, Exira; Kayla J. Weerheim, Hawarden; Ashley Zevenbergen, Lake Park; Emily Heuertz*, Le Mars; Hillary Utman, Modale; Amy Salton*, Webb.
Other states: Stephanie Kirchner, Savage, Minn.; Kristi Tighe***, Homer, Neb.; Erin Koskovich, South Sioux City, Neb.
Other countries: Yuichi Ichinose**, Tokyo, Japan.
Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Degree
Sioux City: Kenny Clark, Stephanie Dawdy, Lonnie Hill, Mike Kilburn, Steven McHugh, Carol Ryan, Jeri Sturges, Jane Warren.
Iowa: Constance Sloss, Adel; Michelle Deshler, Agency; Molly Hartzler, Ainsworth; Kelly Harris and Tricia Lahndorf, Algona; Ashley Dirks and Panom Vithayasab, Alta; Francis Bennett, Altoona; Kevin Kriner and Angie Lorenz, Ankeny; Lisa Cunningham, Anthon; Ann Braught, Bettendorf; Lori Graves, Bloomfield; Kevin Behr, Bryant; Merrie Webb, Buffalo Center; Holly Merryman, Elizabeth Orth, Sharon Rady, Ingrid Waters, Burlington; Sarah Erwin, Camanche; Andrew Courtney, Susan Dale, Jillian Duffy, Jacqueline Hackman, Amy Harger, Andrea Henley, Michael LeMieux, Staci Mangrich, Krystal Manka, Chanda McHugh, Laura Murray, Jeni Newland, Nathan Toyne, Allyson Wheelan, Cedar Rapids; Katie Nelson, Clare; Nicole Shannon, Clinton; Amy Barber and Lisa Fitch, Clive; Elizabeth Kreder, Coralville; Wendy Barrett and Sabrina Jorpeland, Creston; Kelley Foehrkolb and Abby Rector, Davenport; Angela Holt, Delhi; Cheri Emery, Kathleen Gehlsen, Susan Jentz, Mary Schultz, Denison; Marci Barker, Regan Blume, Robert Burnett, Katie Dohmen, Randy Dohmen, Daniel Easley, Jennifer Haidar, Aimee Hannan, Heather Lynam, Jennifer McNeeley, Jim Merkwan, Joseph Ortega, Jonell Pierce, Ida Rooker, Theron Vanderflute,
Tracy Villela, Kathleen Voll, Des Moines; Linda Tegeler, Edgewood; Lisa Lenth, Elkader; Brenda Gonzales, Deb Jurrens, Molly Rodemeyer, Emmetsburg; Rhonda Raskie, Exline; Lisa Greenig, Julie Hanshaw, Linda Talley, Fairfield; Gene Coon, Fonda; Brenda Bell, Anjee Fraher, Branwyn Greathouse, Janice Peterson, Ramona Warlick, Lori Zosulis, Fort Dodge; Dala Wolfe, Fort Madison; Susan Flansche, Fredericksburg; Tasha . Fritz, Garnavillo; Todd Hough, Graettinger; Lori Eads, Griswold; Mary Schiefen, Hawarden; Tonya J. Caquelin, Humboldt; Christine Albers, Huxley; Josh Brown, Pennie Darr, Theresa Routh Chapman, Indianola; Keith Hynek and Sara Schwindt, Iowa City; Lori Eekoff, Kanawha; Jennifer Schroeder, Kingsley; Lisa Barbour-Sanchez and Melinda Kephart, Knoxville; Marie Menke, Lake Mills; David Gastelum and Jenny Stock, Lake View; Julie Riechers, Lamont; Kiley Sherwood-Pollard, Lenox; Cassidy Reinken, Lisbon; Sarah Lottridge-Polzien and Kari Ranniger, Manning; Krista Elmquist and Cathy Heizelman, Mapleton; Mary Bardsley Vizecky and Erica Glew, Marion; Sarah Bouska, Christine K. Brandt, Kari Christenson, Jennifer Goepel, Alicia Lief, Kelly Penn, Linda VanDenBosch, Jill Wymore, Mason City; Tiffanie Dau, Melvin; Jennifer Burken and Judy Manning, Miles; Laura Oliver, Milo; Leslie Benner, Montrose; Tiffany Danley and Melinda Replogle, Moulton; Jennifer Krieger-Coen, Linda Spillane, Elissa Swafford, Mount Pleasant; Madonna Gretten, Mount Vernon; Ellen Carey, Lisa McKee, Lisa Seaba, Nancy VanHemert, Stephanie Zillig, Muscatine; Cathy Frohardt, Nemaha; Jeanne Rochford, New Hampton; Melissa Smith Ward, New Virginia; Jennifer Springer, Newton; Trisha Little, North Liberty; Gretchen Hoefling, Odebolt; Jennifer Foglesong, Michelle Kruse, Shelley Kruse, Ogden; Lori Ehrhardt and Jack Vanderflught, Osceola; Leslie Meyer and Denise Morris, Oskaloosa; Kelli Husted, Katherine Pumphrey, Jim Schlarbaum, Ellen Stoltz-McGinity, Ottumwa; Elizabeth Kaump, Palo; Julie Lynch, Pella; Kim Koetz, Peosta; Brandon Goodchild, Polk City; Karen Stein, Portsmouth; Victor Combs, Pulaski; Luyre Sobaski, Richland; Susan Kinsinger, Riverside; Cindy Feldhans, Rockwell City; Pam McCombs, Russell; Sammie Bruce, Micheala Engel, Nancy Handley, Dallas Pullen, Sac City; Jenny Bell and Gary Jarmes, Sigourney; Hillary Waldstein, Solon; Linda Winkelbauer, Somers; Katie Balk and Karla Labernik, Spencer; Nancy Dau and Tiffany Lammers, Spirit Lake; Sharon Butterfield, Kara Harder, Jean Knapp, Barbara Lange, Marta Sandoval, Dep Ung, Storm Lake; Tracy Johnson, Superior; Tony Heitland, Thornton; Cherie Overton, Traer; Peggy Anderson, Urbandale; Abigail Julin and Diane Schroeder, Wall Lake; Shawna Manz, Washington; Connie Adams, Sharmin Koppes, Jennifer Schlader, Waterloo; Dave Kneip, Waverly; Heather Applegate, Wayland; Susan J. Kane, Webster City; Donella Benskin, Patrick Lewis, Heather Moylan, West Des Moines; Joel Murphy, West Liberty; Garrett Crandall, West Union, Lena Terry, Whiting; Janie Eischen, Whittemore; Cristie White, Wilton; Barbara Phelps, Winfield; Jennifer Drake and James Sleyster, Winterset.
Other states: Georgie Mrla, Orange Park, Fla.; Melinda Hodge, Fulton, Ill.; Jordan Cudney, Ford, Neb.; Luke Comeau, South Sioux City, Neb.; James D'Auguste, Dakota Dunes, S.D.
The following students are expected to graduate in August 2009 and participated in the exercises:
Bachelor of Arts
Sioux City: Kelsey Baldwin, William Chris Delfs III, Michael Kellen, Matthew Niles, Joel Peplinski, Austin Ray, Sarah Scott, Maurie Tomke, Linda Xayabanha.
Iowa: Zachary Andersen Rule, Cedar Falls; Adam Mathers*, Correctionville; Kory Petzenhauser, Merrill; Kendra Klein, Remsen; Steven Wise, Shelby; Brandie Koenig***, Sloan.
Nebraska: Amber Jarzynka, Blair; Jason Freudenburg, Madison.
Other countries: Ryusuke Sugamori, Osaka, Japan.
Sioux City: Torey Devlin-Hill, Abdier Marrero
Iowa: Patricia E. Powell, Lawton; Andrew Stevenson, Merrill.
Nebraska: Jeffrey Bruning, Geneva; Kelli Frankele, Dakota City; Kathryn Goodwin*, Omaha; Samantha Hood***, Dodge; Evan Mann, Lincoln.
Other states: Jekara Konecki, Champlin, Minn.; Katherine Wentzel, Eden Prairie, Minn.; Josiah Keleher, Moberly, Mo.
Iowa: Kelsey Ploen, Pierson.
The following August or December 2008 graduates participated in the exercises:
Sioux City: Amber Aschinger, Austin Granzow*, Justin Holmes, Clint Little, Soeum Touch.
Iowa: David Price, Centerville; Brandon Morehead and Joel Patrick, Council Bluffs; Brett Miner, Humboldt; Blair Lawton, Inwood; Justin Flammang, Lawton; Jennifer Roemen***, Rock Rapids; William Mallett Jr., Salix; Apollo Swanson, Sloan.
Nebraska: Heather J. Ballas, Aurora; Jared K. Pickett, David City.
Other states: Amanda Morrow*, Lakeville, Minn.; Lindsay Neste, Bremerton, Wash.
Other countries: Yuki Takishima**, Tokyo, Japan.
Sioux City: Michael Axelsen, Michael McManigal, Nabil Sorathia, Joseph Bisenius, Jacob Clark Tadlock, Brooke Davies, Madison Davis*,Rusty Derochie Jr., Kasey Hoffman, Ashley Krause***, Marjorie Kukuk*, Javier Lozano, Gabriela Magana*.
Iowa: Ashley Kinney** and Allison Scholten, Alton; Kathryn Milbrandt**, Buffalo Center; Bethany Leonard**, Cherokee; Brandon Evje, Eagle Grove; Sara Brechler, Le Mars; Tina Husman*, Quimby; David Pink, Saint Ansgar; Jason Bovinett, Salix; Jennifer Yockey**, Sergeant Bluff; Trent Allen, Treynor.
Nebraska: Adaela L. Dostal***, David City; Adam Dougherty, Lincoln; Courtney Bruckner**, Mclean; Thomas Pargett, Nebraska City: Benjamin Loberg*,Randolph.
Other states: Eric W. Delich, Lansing, Kan.; Kari L. Kraayenbrink, Brandon, S.D.
Iowa: Ruth A. Uhl*, Lawton


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Depression, the secret we share
"The opposite of depression is not happiness, but vitality, and it was vitality that seemed to seep away from me in that moment." In a talk equal parts eloquent and devastating, writer Andrew Solomon takes you to the darkest corners of his mind during the years he battled depression. That led him to an eye-opening journey across the world to interview others with depression — only to discover that, to his surprise, the more he talked, the more people wanted to tell their own stories. (Filmed at TEDxMet.)
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By GalTime.com
Financially Fit Kids raising money savvy children
In this age of consumerism, credit cards and instant gratification, it can be challenging for children to learn money management skills.
"Financial responsibility is a life lesson our children can't afford to miss," explains Jeanette Pavini, Consumer Savings Expert at Coupons.com. "Since it's not exactly required curriculum in most schools, it's up to parents to teach kids how to handle money." Pavini is sharing her tips on raising money savvy youngsters.
6 Important Lessons for Financially Fit Kids
Lesson 1: Some chores should simply be part of a child's household contribution.
Kids shouldn't be paid for routine chores like making the bed or doing the laundry. But why not pay youngsters for extra jobs that can save you time, like washing the car or mowing the lawn? Show them the value of hard work. Allowance should be earned, not expected.
Related: Do You Spend too Much Money on Your Kids?
Lesson 2: Younger children may be more motivated by a token system rather than a cash allowance.
Kids can earn tokens or points for jobs around the house, and then "cash in" their rewards for extra computer time or a trip to the movies. Check out Pinterest for chore chart ideas. For tech savvy kids, download a chore management app where you can assign chores and track reward progress. Chore Pad and iReward Chart are popular with parents.
Lesson 3: Sometimes you have to save up for things you really want.
Sending your child off to college in the fall? If you give them spending money, deposit a set amount each month so they can learn to budget. Encourage them to track spending with a spreadsheet or at a site like Mint.com.
Lesson 4: Money doesn't grow on trees. Learn to budget.
Turn grocery shopping into a savings lesson. Make a list with your kids, clip coupons at sites like coupons.com, look at ads and compare brands. Take the amount you save each shopping trip and set it aside for a vacation or special family outing. You can even use apps like Grocery iQ to make it more fun and high-tech.
Related: Show Me the Money: Should Kids Always Return the Change?
Lesson 5: Finding simple ways to cut back can lead to big savings.
Encourage kids to clean out their room and gather all outgrown clothes, unwanted toys and electronics. Then take them to a consignment or resale shop where they can sell items or receive a credit towards a new purchase.
Lesson 6: One man's junk is another man's treasure.
Don't be afraid to charge your child interest if they want to borrow money for a big ticket item like a car or video game system. That way they can safely experience the concept of credit. By paying interest, kids will learn that there's nothing free about buying on credit. Interest adds up and overspending can be perilous.
Q & A: Kids and Money
GalTime: In this age of instant gratification do you think it's possible to teach kids about saving money?
Jeanette Pavini: It is important for parents to teach kids the value of a dollar. You are actually doing your kids a disservice by not; children become adults eventually and they need to be financially responsible. The best way to teach kids to save money is to have them work towards a goal. Maybe it's a toy they want or an outing they want to take, but if they save the money for it, it will be better appreciated and more valuable. Hard work first, reward after.
Related: 7 Jobs Your Kids Can Do to Make Money
GT: What is the biggest obstacle parents face when trying to educate their children about money?
JP: The biggest obstacle is finding the time to educate children. It's so much easier to just pay for it and not deal with the complaining or explaining the importance of saving money. Parents need to set the time aside to lay ground rules and educate.
GT: Why is it so important to teach youngsters about giving?
JP: Children appreciate what they have even more when they experience seeing what it is like for someone who doesn't have what they have. It's so important to teach kids about giving back. It makes them more aware and charitable which is a great quality to have, and one that our society as a whole can benefit from.
GT: What if your kid saves their money and then wants to blow it on something you know will immediately fall apart... should you let them make money mistakes?
JP: Some of the greatest lessons in life are learned not by something we hear, but rather something we experience. Letting kids make minor financial mistakes can teach them lessons that will help them with bigger financial decisions in the future.
GT: What if your kid's friends are getting all sorts of pricey items (like an iPad or cell phone)... how can you explain that to your children?
JP: This is an opportunity to have your kids learn to save and earn money so they can reach a goal. Explain that there are a lot of expenses that go into being a parent and right now you have to take care of those financial responsibilities and staples before you buy a pricey item. Go over the expenses with your kids. Tell them if they can think of creative ways to help you save on those expenses they can have the money they save you.
For example, maybe they can help you plan the weekly dinner menu with items that are on ad in your grocery store circular. Then find coupons that save even more. When you get the receipt it will show you how much you saved and give your kids that amount or a percentage of that amount to save towards their goal.
More from GalTime.com:
- How to Save $ at Theme Parks
- 4 Fun Summer Crafts for Kids
- Coupons and Sales for College Tuition
- How Young is too Young to Start Babysitting?


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When a mean crosswind kicks up, everyone talks about docking. Sure it's hard to back your boat into a slip when the wind is blowing sideways, but typically at least you have pilings or cleats to work with. What about loading on a trailer?
Getting a boat back on a trailer in a howling wind or sweeping current is one of the least fun things to do. But as some saltwater ramps are affected by tidal currents and many riverside ramps by the steady flow of water downstream, it's an issue that affects trailer boaters. Here are a few tips for loading onto your trailer in a crosswind or current.
High and Dry
First and foremost, sink the bunks or rollers the minimal amount necessary to float the bow of your boat onto the back end. Make sure the tops of the bunks or rollers are out of the water; they'll act as brakes to keep your bow from overshooting. If it is legal to use your engine to load at the launch ramp — in many places it's not — let your horsepower do the work. Use the thrust to push forward, and let the bunks align your boat in place and hold the hull on the trailer.
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Without the aid of power, you'll have to rely on your boat's momentum. Sometimes the wind or current makes doing this without assistance a near impossibility. Before loading, unfurl the trailer strap or cable as far as it will go and hang it off the end of your upwind trailer guide. Quickly clip it and have a friend winch it up to center the boat.
If the aft end keeps swinging, affix extra-long bow and stern lines and have a friend handle them like reins from the launch ramp dock or on shore. He can keep the boat centered while the winch does the work.
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ummm... kinda nicePros: Awesome price - purchased new online from another retailer during black Friday event for $200, Enjoying the brushed metal style base, large, thin, and light weight Cons: I'm using a dual monitor configuration, so it sits next to a nice glossy HP 25". It only looks a hair larger than my 25". Bright and faded out of the box but a lil calibration fixed it mostly, I didn't have to do so much work with my 25". I couldn't get it to match the vibrant colors of my gloss 25" Other Thoughts: Overall its a good deal... I don't care about stand quality as others stated because I don't plan on moving it much, but I wouldn't dare pay the current newegg asking price, just wait for another black Friday deal 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
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Good monitor; adding to old reviewPros: Good looking monitor. I like the brushed metal finish look of this compared to the shiny black polished look you get from other monitors. It's bright and colorful. Great horizontal viewing angle. Cons: I do notice that the vertical viewing angle is pretty bad; definitely not 160° as it states. Once you start to go below the screen at about 45° to center line it gets that negative look to it. Other Thoughts: Wish it had the vertical viewing angle that it states. Did you find this review helpful? |
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Great monitor, only one small issuePros: Great picture with LED. Says it's only 250 cd/m2, but is much brighter than my old Sony with 300 cd/m2. Nice and big. Cons: Not really sure why, but the sound through the headphone output is low on this monitor compared to my old monitor. The old one was on par with the direct output of my computer, but this monitor I have to turn the speakers up twice as loud to get similar volume. I would just turn up the monitor volume, but that starts to distort the sound and makes it sound awful. Haven't seen anyone else complain about this, so maybe I got unlucky. Other Thoughts: Great monitor. Only docked an egg for the low volume output of this thing. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Sorry N eggPros: First off i bought this for mostly gaming and it seems to be exactly what i wanted, a nice big monitor with decent resolution. I bought it from a retail store and they had it for a really good price that i couldn't pass up. Right out of the box a little bright but nothing that can't be fixed withing 2-3 minutes at most. no stuck pixels and havent noticed any bleeding. Cons: None. It's big and games look very nice especially Skyrim and Maxpayne. Other Thoughts: for under 300 i think it's a good deal. Nice physical buttons on buttom of monitor easy to use. All games look smooth havent had any screen tearing. I don't know thats all obviously wish it was higher res but great for what i needed. I haven't switched my monitor to my big screen since i got this. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Pros: 1080 resolution, thin, LG, got it at another retail store for $270, no dead pixels. Cons: Menu is a little weird, wish their was 1 more HDMI, but that seems about par with other monitors. Other Thoughts: Got this to replace a 21.5inch 1080 monitor I had before it. 21.5 inches is a little too small for such a large resolution to me. Since the monitor is so thin and light I think they got away with a little bit of a cheaper stand for it, it works well though. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
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La Selva, Estate of the Day
As Ellen Yan writing for Newsday documents, this home has quite a story behind it. She reports that this home was put on the market by Sylvia Kumar, the wife of imprisoned, former Computer Associates chief Sanjay Kumar. The home in Upper Brookville, New York is on 24 acres. The home known as La Selva was once used by the Roman Catholic Church as the St. Francis Retreat House.
Sanjay Kumar was ordered by a federal judge to pay back $798 million to shareholders after he pled guilty to securities fraud. Even if the home sold at list price, $17 million, it will be just a drop in the bucket. The home was bought by Sylvia Kumar from St. Francis Monastery for $6.75 million in 2001. The 1915 Italian Renaissance-style mansion has a domed rotunda, a loggia, a winding staircase, a library, two dining rooms, seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms. There is also a three-bedroom cottage and a walled carriage house with six bedrooms, a workshop and a heated garage or space for five stables on the grounds. It probably needs some updates but it is a real beauty if for the rotunda alone.


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Christianity / Hymn What Child Is This?
Hymn: What Child Is This?
What Child is this, who laid to rest, on Mary's lap is sleeping?
Whom angels greet with anthems sweet, while shepherds watch are keeping?
This, this is Christ the King, whom shepherds guard and angels sing.
This, this is Christ the King, the babe, the Son of Mary.
Why lies He in such mean estate where ox and ass are feeding?
Good Christian, fear, for sinners here the silent Word is pleading.
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So far, Albers has earned that statue. Even though he was charged with five runs in seven innings his last time out, four of them came in one inning and the fifth came when he was actually sent out to start the eighth inning. Granted, the lack of strikeouts is typical for a Twins starting pitcher (at least for the time being - I firmly believe this will continue to change in terms of draft strategy and who the Twins will target in free agency), but his command has been brilliant to date as he's allowed just 14 hits in 24.1 innings. There's nothing in his minor league track record that suggests this kind of success will continue for any length of time, but it's nice to ride a hot hand (arm?) when you can.
What makes Albers an interesting study in success is, in part, his arm. He doesn't throw gas. Well, the throws a fastball, but it come in at about the speed of Verlander's changeup. Everything else comes in under 80mph, including the occasional curveball that breaks off a hair under 70mph. As long as the fastball moves just a little bit and he can put it where he wants it, the velocity differential in all of Albers' offerings certainly works in his favor. Hopefully he can pull out another great start tonight.
Only 154 strikeouts in 158.2 innings pitched? What's wrong with Justin Verlander?!? Nothing much, really. He's been a bit more up and down than what we're used to, but make no mistake: he's fully capable of carving up every single batter the Twins could throw at him. As a group, the current Twins have a combined .194/.254/.331 triple slash when stepping in against the one-time Cy Young Award winner. I'd try to find a bright spot in there somewhere, but it doesn't exist.


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The Division of Quality Assurance (DQA) is responsible for assuring the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of Wisconsin. If any individual believes that a caregiver, agency, or DQA regulated facility has violated State or Federal laws pertaining to regulated entities, that individual has the right to file a complaint with DQA.
There are several ways to file a complaint with DQA. Refer to the options that are listed under each provider type below.
During the complaint intake process, you may be asked for the county the provider is located in. If you do not know what county a community is in, please see Wisconsin Cities, Villages, Townships and Unincorporated Places (PDF, 160 KB)
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Like Halloween in September. Loved playing them here and there. All the costumes and get-ups…way too funny and yea the best cheerleaders in the NFL at the time. You tell me after the game. Who has the best cheerleaders. BIG opening week for the game.
So I have a client that's a Raiders fan… I know….. I do actually talk to him…he just retired for the Air Force and moved here from Tampa and we bantered each other through the whole house buying process and had a lot of fun doing it. We have lunch next week on the loser so I'm thinking a BIG lunch ticket that day. )
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The Canon MVX250i looks very similar to to the rest of the company's MiniDV line. Weighing just 499g, it's very easy to carry around all day. If you wear baggy shorts, you can even fit it in your pocket. The controls are logically organised, and the tape loads into the compartment from the top, so you can switch tapes while the MVX250i is mounted on a tripod. Provided you don't use a tripod with a large platform, you might be able to access the SD card slot as well.
In typical Canon fashion, the manual is well written and easy to navigate. This model should be familiar to anyone who has previously used a DV camcorder, but give the documentation a quick once-over in case you need to access a few of the special features or manual functions. Before you start filming, make sure to install the supplied 3-volt CR1616 battery that saves all of your menu settings. If you forget, a blinking red indicator appears in the upper left-hand corner of the viewfinder.
All of the transport buttons lie beneath the foldout viewing screen. The MVX250i has a 63.5mm (2.5-inch)LCD, but it's not as bright outdoors as those found elsewhere in Canon's MVX series. You can also switch to the traditional eyecup viewfinder, but it's difficult to see through unless you have 20/20 vision.
FeaturesIn addition to the standard set of automatic features, the Canon MVX250i can also be switched into manual focus and exposure modes. Due to the somewhat soft image quality of the LCD screen, I did not have great luck improving on the autofocus, but the autoexposure function came in very handy, especially in scenes with harsh backlight. (This is also where that instruction manual really is useful.)
In less than optimum light, you can activate the MVX250i's Night, Night+, or Super Night modes. The Night mode slows the shutter speed and bumps up the gain on the CCD (thereby increasing noise). The Night+ and Super Night options activate the built-in white LED on the front of the camera that adds a spooky feel to the footage if you take close-ups around the fire. Surprisingly, though, the colours looked better than I expected in Night mode shots, albeit a bit noisy.
I didn't try the MVX250i's set of cheesy digital effects (which have names such as Ball, Wave, Puzzle, and Zigzag), fearing a night visit from the video police. You, too, should resist the urge. Canon offers a skin detail function with two settings, Normal and Soft. Unless you are dabbling in film noir or shooting a documentary on cosmetically challenged teenagers, leave it set to Normal or you may find your footage is consistently soft.
The MVX250i's 1.3-megapixel image sensor will capture a 1,280 x 960 pixel still image that's good enough for desktop wallpaper or a quick e-mail. It also features Canon's Print and Share function that will let you print directly to a PictBridge-compatible printer. It will make acceptable 76 x 127mm prints for the fridge, but don't expect any more than that.
For those of you who want a Webcam, just connect the MVX250i to your computer's FireWire port and you're in business. Using a tripod, you can get image quality that is far superior to the iChat AV cam's and will work equally well on Windows with the enclosed DV Messenger 2 software. Nerds, take note: you can even control the zoom and focus settings from your computer via the software!
You can download footage to your computer using a FireWire DV cable. Included is Canon's Digital Video Solution Disks for Mac and PC. This is pretty minimal video editing and capture software, so, if you're a PC user, be prepared to look for something better if you want to be serious about editing your footage. If you have a current Mac, you will have better luck with iMovie. Still footage and 240 x 320 QuickTime files captured with the SD card can be downloaded via the USB port.
The Canon MVX250i worked well during all of my test filming. Because of its small size and user-friendly layout, this camcorder is very easy to handle. It fit in my hand quite comfortably, and Canon's electronic image-stabilisation produced really clean, shake-free footage. I gave this one the acid test and handed it to my 10-year-old daughter (who's just a bit bouncy), and she came back with surprisingly good results.
This model's battery life outperforms that of its higher-resolution siblings, the 2-megapixel MVXs -- not surprising as a 2-megapixel sensor uses more power than a 1-megapixel unit. Using the same battery, I consistently managed an hour's worth of battery life with the MVX250i, while the 2-megapixel camcorders struggled to get more than 40 minutes on the same charge. If you're going on holiday or to an important event, I still suggest getting an additional battery. Charging is accomplished only through the camera, so plan on charging both batteries before you go out to film.
The MVX250i captures 12- and 16-bit sound. I favour the 16-bit sound for its higher quality, and the built-in mic is definitely acceptable. Again, if you are feeling nerdy, put those iPod headphones to use and plug them in so that you can monitor your sound while shooting for that extra bit of control. There is a handy accessory shoe on top of the camcorder for Canon's optional DM-50 directional microphone to get a bit better audio capture when you are shooting from a distance.
Under normal lighting, Canon's MVX250i produced footage that's good enough for playback on a typical television, but isn't as sharp on better displays. Like most of the cameras in its price range, the performance declines pretty quickly under low-light conditions.The auto white balance feature was very accurate and adapted quickly when I went back and forth between different lighting situations. While the image stabilisation worked well, this camera definitely benefits from a tripod.
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Mycophenolate vs Azathioprin in Autoimmune Hepatitis
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A study with 20 de novo patients with autoimmune hepatitis, 10 receiving azathioprin and 10 receiving mycophenolat mofetil.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Autoimmune Hepatitis |
Drug: Treatment with mycophenolat mofetil Drug: Treatment with azathioprin |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Primary Purpose: Treatment |
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Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: I
Drug: Treatment with mycophenolat mofetil |
Active Comparator: II | Drug: Treatment with azathioprin |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- De novo autoimmune hepatitis
- Consent
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- age below 18
- pregnancy
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Responsible Party: | Bent Hansen, Chief of Dept. of Hepatology A-2121, Rigshospitalet, Denmark |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00687180 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | MMF vs Imurel |
Study First Received: | May 28, 2008 |
Last Updated: | May 29, 2008 |
Health Authority: | Denmark: Ethics Committee Denmark: National Board of Health |
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Prednisolone dosage |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hepatitis, Autoimmune Hepatitis Hepatitis A Liver Diseases Digestive System Diseases Hepatitis, Viral, Human Virus Diseases |
Enterovirus Infections Picornaviridae Infections RNA Virus Infections Hepatitis, Chronic Autoimmune Diseases Immune System Diseases |
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Pearl Harbor, and the Philippine Islands, two weeks later. Since Pfc. Frank A. Byars' final resting place is unknown, his name appears on the Tablets of the Missing at the American Military Cemetery outside of Manila. This memorial is dedicated to those men whose bodies lie in unknown graves. Frank Byars was posthumously awarded the Purple Hear. It is very likely that his remains were recovered, but since there was no way to confirm identification, he was buried as an unknown at the American Military Cemtery outside of Manila. |
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The Buccaneers will hold their first wave of OTAs (organized team activities) during the 2010 offseason beginning on Monday at One Buccaneer Place, but team sources have told PewterReport.com that veteran left tackle Donald Penn is not expected to attend.
The OTAs are voluntary, but Penn, who is a restricted free agent and has not signed his one-year tender yet, is angling for a long-term contract extension and will hold out of the OTAs. The Buccaneers tendered Penn the league's highest offer of $3.168 million, which represents a 110 percent increase over what he made a year ago during his first year as a restricted free agent. The Bucs would have been entitled to first- and third-round picks as compensation had another team signed Penn to an offer sheet during free agency.
Because of the expiration of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the NFL and the NFL Players Association, players must have accrued six seasons in the league before hitting unrestricted free agency rather than four. Penn is only entering his fifth year in the NFL and will be a restricted free agent again in 2011 unless he gets a contract extension or a new CBA is hammered out between the league and the union prior to the start of next season.
Penn's agent tried in vain to get a long-term extension done last year, asking for just over $6 million per season. That could be considered a bargain now. It is believed that Penn will likely command even more if he has a great 2010 season.
Penn hasn't made any public comments this offseason, but did tell PewterReport.com at the end of the 2009 season that he hoped to remain in Tampa Bay for the long term.
"I don't want to talk about contracts at this point, but I would love to start and end my career in Tampa," Penn said during the week of Tampa Bay's 2009 season finale. "I want to watch Josh Freeman grow as a quarterback and help him grow to where he doesn't have to worry about his blind side. I would like to be that guy. I'm working to be that guy everyday, but it's not up to me."
What is up to Penn is his conditioning. After ballooning up to 365 pounds last year, the 6-foot-4 Penn has lost 40 pounds this offseason and is in the best shape of his career, working out twice per day with personal trainers and dieticians at his home in California. Sources say he is already in ideal playing shape and ready to dominate this fall.
If Penn's play this season warrants it, the delay by the Buccaneers – who have yet to offer extensions to Penn, middle linebacker Barrett Ruud, running back Cadillac Williams or any 2010 restricted free agent – could cost the team an extra $4 million per season as Philadelphia Pro Bowler Jason Peters and Carolina's Jordan Gross both earn an average of $10 million per season.
The man charged with the responsibility of protecting of quarterback Josh Freeman's blindside has started 44 straight games for Tampa Bay since entering the lineup in 2007 when Luke Petitgout suffered a season-ending knee injury. Penn has earned the reputation of becoming one of the league's elite pass protectors, shutting out the likes of Minnesota's Jared Allen, New York's Osi Umenyiora, Carolina's Julius Peppers and Dallas' DeMarcus Ware among others over the past three seasons.
It remains to be seen whether or not Penn, who turned 27 on April 27, will show up at the Bucs' mandatory mini-camp, which will be held from June 21-23 at One Buccaneer Place. Last year, Penn missed approximately half of the OTAs, but did show up for the mandatory mini-camp. That stance may change in 2010 as Penn and his agent have grown increasingly frustrated with Tampa Bay's refusal to offer a contract extension.
Players that miss the mandatory mini-camp are subject to fines from the team.
If Penn does not participate in the Bucs' on-field work this offseason, it would open the door for Xavier Fulton, last year's fifth-round pick, to get more experience as he would likely be the starting left tackle in practice. However, Fulton missed all of last year after suffering a torn ACL in the preseason finale against Houston and was placed on injured reserve. It remains to be seen if Fulton is completely healed.
If Fulton isn't medically cleared to participate, Freeman's blind side would be protected in practice by either Derek Hardman or James Williams, a pair of undrafted free agents.
Another Bucs player who will not be in attendance during the first week of OTAs will be rookie defensive end Erik Lorig, a seventh-round draft pick out of Stanford. Stanford's spring semester does not end until June 9 and NFL rules prohibit rookies from attending anything other than the rookie mini-camp until their school's respective spring semesters are over – regardless of whether they are still enrolled in school or not.
Lorig, who is recovering from a torn pectoral muscle, missed the rookie mini-camp and is not expected to do any on-field work until at least June anyways.
All of the team's OTAs and the mandatory mini-camp are closed to the public. Select OTAs will be open to the media, including Monday's session, which will be covered by PewterReport.com. The entire mandatory mini-camp in late June will be open to the media.
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