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NORTH LIBERTY– For the second year in a row, a free Thanksgiving dinner will be available to those in need, thanks to a local community member and several businesses.
On Thanksgiving Day from noon until 4 p.m., a full Thanksgiving meal will be available for those in need at the South Slope Community Center in North Liberty.
NORTH LIBERTY– Visit the North Liberty Community Center, 520 W. Cherry St., for the Friends of the North Liberty Community Library's annual Belgian Waffle Breakfast fundraiser Saturday, Nov. 16, from 8 a.m. until noon in the recreation center gym. It is an all-you-can-eat breakfast featuring Belgian waffles and sausages.
Kids 5 and under eat free, everyone else eats for just $7 each. Tickets are for sale at the library or at the door the day of the breakfast. The Friends will also have their new cookbook for sale. All proceeds will benefit the library.
By Lori Lindner
North Liberty Leader
TIFFIN– Barring an act of God, a deal will be struck, and Ireland Avenue will move forward.
In a special meeting Oct. 30, the Tiffin City Council took two swift actions that resulted in accepting a counteroffer for property owned by Grace United Methodist Church in Tiffin.
OXFORD, IA – The Johnson County Conservation Board (JCCB) is in the midst of a fall harvest and they need your help. The JCCB has a wealth of prairie plant seeds to bring in from the prairies this fall, but they lack the time and extra hands to do it alone. They are requesting your assistance at the following seed collection event on November 3rd beginning at 9 a.m. at F.W. Kent Park Knight Prairie Pavilion Parking Lot.
SOLON– The Solon American Legion will have a turkey dinner on Sunday, Nov. 3, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
The menu includes turkey and dressing, real mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, cranberry sauce, rye bread, homemade dessert, coffee and milk. The cost is $10 for adults, $5 for children 6 through 12, and children 5 and under free.
SOLON– Solon Middle School's annual Veteran's Day program will be held at the middle school auditorium on Monday, Nov. 11, starting at 1 p.m. All veterans, families and friends, and community members are invited. We are honored to have the presence of guest speaker Sergeant Leland Chandler, a World War II veteran and a former prisoner of war, at this event. The American legion will be in attendance and the eighth grade band will perform. Refreshments will be served following the event, provided by the Solon Middle School PTO.
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New iPod Battery Technology
Mac Rumors is reporting that Danish website ComputerWorld.dk has written an article which states "that Apple has dropped one of their iPod battery suppliers—a Danish company called Danionics."
"Danionics supplied polymer lithium-ion batteries for the current Apple iPod, but according to Niels Kryger Anderson, Danionics' managing director, Apple has now chosen a prismatic (fluid based) lithium-ion battery for upcoming iPods.
Implications/advantages of changing from polymer to fluid based Lithium ion based batteries is unclear.""
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If this rumour turns out to be true, it would be interesting to find out whether or not the new batteries can be used on the older, gen3 iPods.
Posted by Sraphim on December 17, 2003 at 12:52 PM (CST)
And if Apple will issue a complimentary replacement policy.
Posted by Mountain Man on December 17, 2003 at 6:44 PM (CST)
hahahah yeah right. complimentary replacement policy.. keep dreaming
Posted by travis on December 17, 2003 at 7:57 PM (CST)
My brother had his ipod for about two years and I just got a 30 gig ipod since July and use it every day. A friend has one for also two years and it's still kicking strong.
Neither his or mines has any memory effects nor lower battery time.
I think the idiots who made the ipod battery movie are just extreme cases or they got pissed off cuz they experimented on their ipods and broke them (which they did admit to doing).
Posted by anime dude on December 18, 2003 at 6:48 AM (CST)
You're right. This is Apple afterall.
Posted by Mountain Man on December 18, 2003 at 6:48 AM (CST)
hehe true.
However, my 5gb iPod can barely hold a charge right now. Literally ten minutes after using it(after a full charge) it gives me the "no power" symbol. 10 minutes? After only 20 months of casual use? By the way, ipod was kept it good care.
Getting a new battery seems like the only option, but I really would like Apple to do something about the endurance. More custormer loyalty.
Posted by Andrew on December 18, 2003 at 10:23 PM (CST)
Andrew, have you tried the firmware update? I remember hearing how the 5 GB iPods had this problem but that there was a firmware update that would restore your battery life.
Posted by Jon on December 22, 2003 at 10:25 AM (CST)
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"Booth, Pressgang and the Publishing Lab" by Bryan
Furuness and Rob Stapleton
Part of the Faculty Food for Thought Series
Thursday, April 24, 9-10 a.m., AU302
Pressgang is a small press affiliated with Butler's MFA Program in
Creative Writing. Their mission is to publish narrative lit:
novels, memoirs, collections of stories or essays. Booth is a
national literary journal with dual publishing arms(print and
online) that has received praise both near and far. Come and learn
more about these exciting projects, and about Bryan and Rob's
proposal to create a Publishing Lab within the English Department.
Breakfast treats provided. Seating is limited. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com
Celebration of Innovation in Teaching
Wednesday, April 16, 4-6 p.m., Irwin Library,
Collaborative Learning Space
The Celebration of Innovation in Teaching will feature peer
reviewed demonstrations, posters, exhibitions, and performances
presented by Butler faculty. Butler faculty will share their
teaching exemplars, instructional strategies, new class assignments
or projects, new approaches to rubric-making, and innovations in
measuring student engagement, student learning, and student
dispositions. No RSVP required.
"Collections Redefined: New Strategies for Managing
Knowledge Resources at Butler University Libraries"
Part of the Faculty Food for Thought Series
Wednesday, April 16, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
Now that information is super-abundant-whether in "the cloud" or
delivered by drones, how do academic libraries decide which
resources in what formats to acquire, to borrow, or to keep?
Dean Julie Miller and a panel of library faculty share the guiding
principles and new strategies in the revised collections policy at
Butler University Libraries.
Lunch tickets to The Market Place will be provided.
Seating is limited. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Using the 'B' word: What does it really mean and how do we
Butler Brown Bag Series for Faculty Research, Scholarship and
Creative Work
Brandie Oliver, College of Education, Thursday,
April 10, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
With the increased media attention on bullying, there has been an
increase in over-labeling of what is considered bullying. It is
critical that we understand what bullying is and what it is not.
Educators are key players in the prevention and intervention of
bullying. One person can make an impact, but it truly requires the
whole school community for real change to occur. By focusing on
empathy education and pro-social behaviors, we can provide a safe
and supportive school community for ALL students. This discussion,
led by Brandie Oliver, will focus on a clear definition of
bullying, the subgroups of students that are at higher risk,
empowering students, and strategies to strengthen our work as
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the poster for this session.
"Creating a Buzz: Sharing Your Work via the Digital
Part of the Faculty Food for Thought Series
Thursday, March 20, noon-1 p.m., AU111
What do Provost Morris, Dr. Albert Price, and Butler alum Aubrey
Villines have in common? They are authors in the top ten list of
most downloaded articles in the Digital Commons at Butler
University. Find out how you can add your work to the Digital
Commons and create some buzz of your own.
Lunch tickets to The Market Place will be provided.
Seating is limited. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Faculty Coffee Talk: "Classroom Discussions"
Tuesday, March 18, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., AU111
Join Susan Adams and Elizabeth Mix for a series of Coffee Talks
about teaching! March 18 we'll "talk amongst ourselves" - the
topic: Classroom Discussions! Do they make you
verkempt or drive you crazy? Come talk about them, and have some
coffee while you do it! No RSVP required.
Faculty Development Coffee Talks -- it's not Linda Richman, but
they're still like butter!
Lunch tickets to The Market Place will be available
beginning at 11:30. A tab at Starbucks will also be available -
reference "faculty coffee talk" when ordering.
"Factors that Influence Online Learning Assessment and
Satisfaction with Online Courses"
Butler Brown Bag Series for Faculty Research, Scholarship
and Creative Work
Sakthi Mahenthiran and Hongjiang Xu, College of
Tuesday, March 4, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
Many studies suggest factors that might influence online learning
and assessment, but most of them have not been empirically tested.
Join us for a conversation with Drs. Mahenthiran and Xu, as they
share the results from their study, which investigated factors that
influence student satisfaction with online assessment, and overall
student satisfaction with online learning.
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the poster for this session.
Faculty Coffee Talk: "Grading"
Wednesday, February 26, 10-11:30 a.m., AU111
Join Susan Adams and Elizabeth Mix for a series of Coffee Talks
about teaching! February 26 we'll "talk amongst ourselves" - the
Grading! Does it make you verkempt or drive you
crazy? Come talk about it, and have some coffee while you do it! No
RSVP required. A tab at Starbucks will be available, beginning
a half hour before each session - reference "faculty coffee talk"
when ordering.
"SLO Progress: Tales of Success in Student
Information Literacy"
Part of the Faculty Food for Thought Series
Tuesday, February 25, noon-1 p.m., AU111
A panelof academic and library faculty will share their
collaborative experiences in helping students to achieve their own
Eureka! moments using library resources.
Lunch tickets to The Market Place will be provided. RSVP
to firstname.lastname@example.com.
How will you share your IQ story?
Tuesday, February 18, noon-1:00 p.m., AU302
Who says there is no such thing as a free lunch? Lunch is on us,
Tuesday, February 18 from noon-1PM in AU302. At this Inquiry
Question session, you will prepare to share a new teaching idea,
new approach, new assignment, new project, or a new resource which
has made some sort of change in your teaching practice, be it
incremental or revolutionary. While you munch on your lunch, you
will get suggestions, brainstorming, and support for writing a
proposal to share your Inquiry Question story at the April
Celebration of Innovation in Teaching. Free lunch AND the
opportunity to prepare for a peer-reviewed
scholarly presentation on your teaching? That's a win-win!
Please send your RSVP to email@example.com.
"The Void and the Drumbeat: Addressing the
Paradigm Shift in Education Facilitation through Chemical Analysis
of Common Samples"
Butler Brown Bag Series for Faculty Research, Scholarship and
Creative Activity Presentation
Olujide Akinbo, Chemistry, Wednesday, February
The drumbeat for a paradigm shift in the way education is
facilitated has been loud for decades. The call fueled by new
knowledge in the way people learn comes from every facet of the
society: the government, graduate and professional schools,
industry, parents, echoes of experts from the past and more
recently the economy. Higher institutions are responding to this
call in a variety of ways through programs and diverse pedagogical
developments. However, the pedagogical developments are
occurring in silos called colleges, departments, disciplines and
sub-disciplines. There is hardly any sharing of information and
ideas across the silo boundaries. This presentation will describe
how we are using the analysis of common samples (bottled water,
wine, potato chips) to facilitate the shift from a traditional to a
learner-centered pedagogy in a subspecialty of chemistry. In
particular data generated by students will be used to address the
questions: What's in your bottled water? Is it any better than the
tap water? Is it worth spending the extra dollar on bottled
Faculty Coffee Talk!
Thursday, January 30, 9:30-11:00 a.m., AU111
Join Susan Adams and Elizabeth Mix for a series of Coffee Talks
about teaching! January 30 we'll "talk amongst ourselves" - the
topic: rubrics! Do they make you verkempt or drive
you crazy? Come talk about them, and have some coffee while you do
it! No RSVP required.
Faculty Development Coffee Talks -- it's not Linda Richman, but
they're still like butter!
A tab at Starbucks will be available, beginning a half hour
before each session - reference "faculty coffee talk" when
"The New Mechanical Philosophy"
Butler Brown Bag Series for Faculty Research, Scholarship and
Creative Activity Presentation
Stuart Glennan, Philosophy and Religion
Tuesday, January 28, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
Natural and social scientists often characterize their work as a
search for the mechanisms responsible for the phenomena they study.
While this way of thinking about the nature of science has its
origins in 17th century philosophy, contemporary philosophers of
science have only recently begun to think about mechanisms. The
result has been an explosion of work on the nature of mechanisms,
and their relation to causation, explanation, modeling, and
discovery that has come to be known as the New Mechanical
Please join us for a discussion with Stuart Glennan on his
sabbatical research for his book on this emerging area in the
philosophy of science.
Inquiry Question Coaching Sessions
Thursday, January 9, 9-10 a.m., 10-11 a.m., 11-noon,
Remember the Fall Faculty Workshop waaaaay back in August, when
you created your Inquiry Question?
Inquiring minds want to know: How are you doing with your
inquiry question? What are you learning? How is your question
changing your teaching? If you created a question and a plan, but
got stuck, what would it take to get you unstuck?
Tell us all about it! Whether the thought of your Inquiry
Question makes you feel vaguely guilty, elated, or mildly superior,
join us for an encouraging, guilt-free, 1-hour small group coaching
session designed to move you toward practices that create the
outcomes you are hoping for.
What's in it for you? A coved faculty development participation
certificate, light refreshments, fabulous mystery door prizes, and
a positive, productive time designed to help you start 2014 with a
bang! Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com
indicating your time preference.
Food for Thought: Meet Butler's New General Counsel: Claire
Tuesday, December 10, 2013, noon-1PM, AU302
Spend time getting to know one of our newest colleagues, Claire
Aigotti as Butler's General Counsel. Over lunch, she will introduce
herself, explain her role, and provide a big picture overview of
her work. Lunch provided. This event has limited seating available!
First come, first served.
Limited seats available - RSVP required. Email
email@example.com to reserve your space.
"Posession Films and the Horrors of Womanhood"
Butler Brown Bag Series for Faculty Research, Scholarship
and Creative Activity Presentation
Casey Kelly, Media, Rhetoric and Culture
Wednesday, December 4, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
Why do films about demon possession seem to resonate with American
filmgoers? In this presentation, Casey Kelly (CCOM) examines
contemporary horror films about demonic possession in the context
of present cultural anxieties about young women's sexuality. In a
public culture saturated with messages of sexual purity and
abstinence-until-marriage, possession films transcode contemporary
discourses about the dangers of young women's sexual agency into a
cinematic form that resonates with the gender anxieties of popular
audiences. With an emphasis on the threats to young women's
innocence and physical integrity, the dangers of lost fatherhood,
and the protections of religious faith and the nuclear family,
possession films project collective fears that burgeoning womanhood
might precipitate a crisis in masculinity and the family. Through a
comparative analysis of the rhetoric of sexual purity advocates and
the narrative structure of possessions films, Casey illustrates
what is currently articulated as monstrous about young women in
American culture. This lecture will examine the 2012 film The
Possession to show how images of vulnerable, violated, and
monstrous young women legitimize male control over female
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to view the poster for this session.
Global Initiatives Grants Information
Thursday, November 21, 12:15-1:15, AU111
If you are interested in deepening your knowledge and experience
in a different world region, enhancing your foreign language
proficiency, internationalizing one of your courses, or developing
a short-term study program abroad, please plan to attend this
information session about Butler's Global Initiatives Grants
program, which is sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the
Center for Global Education. CGE Director Monte Broaded will
explain the basics of this internal grant program and prior
recipients will describe their projects. Lunch tickets to The
Market Place will be provided. So that we can best be prepared,
please RSVP to Rebecca DeGrazia (email@example.com).
"Rebel Bulldog: The Davidson Family of Indianapolis and
the Civil War that Divided Them"
Butler Brown Bag Series for Research, Scholarship and Creative
Work Presentation
Jason Lantzer, Honors Program
Tuesday, November 12, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
During the 1857-1858 school year, North Western Christian
University welcomed as part of its student body two brothers,
Dorman and Preston Davidson. The Davidson boys were from a
prominent and influential Indianapolis family and were active in
the life of the young college founded by Ovid Butler just a few
years before. Like many of their peers, Dorman and Preston
were destined to live through and serve in the Civil War.
However, while Dorman eventually wore Union blue, his brother
Preston is the only Butler University alum to wear Confederate
grey. Come and learn more about this interesting family, what
they can tell us about the Civil War, the early years of Butler
University, and their connection to Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Click here to
view the poster for this session.
Area 1 Lunch
Monday, November 11, noon-1:15 p.m., AU111
All those teaching in Area 1 (Texts and Ideas, Social World,
Perspectives in the Creative Arts) past, present or future - or
serving on the Area 1 committee - are invited to attend. No RSVP
"Reflect, Retool, Refresh: How am I Doing with My
Inquiry Question?"
Saturday, November 9, 9-11 a.m., JH183
Remember August 21? It seems like it was only yesterday that we
were all at the Fall Faculty Workshop developing an inquiry
question to guide our teaching practice through the year. Join us
to share and hear how others are progressing on their personal
goals, including the bumps along the road. We will provide coffee
and snacks and most importantly a supportive environment for this
important pedagogical work. No RSVP required.
"Tricks or Treats? Strategies for Integrating Authentic
Assessment of Student Learning into the
Thursday, October 31, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.,
Whether we are talking in-class tests, projects, performances, or
SLO's, assessment is a hot topic. In this session, we will identify
and explore both the pitfalls and the opportunities inherent in
assessment of student learning. It's no trick: take home sweet
assessment ideas from fellow colleagues who will share their
perspectives and approaches. And in honor of Halloween, candy
treats will be provided, but costumes are optional! No RSVP
"Cyber-Moms: The Mediating and Moderating Effects of the Internet
on the Relationship between New Momism and
Butler Brown Bag Series for Reearch, Scholarship and
Creative Work Presentation
Krista Cline, Sociology and Criminology
Wednesday, October 30, noon-1 p.m.,
Previous research has revealed that new momism, which is a way of
describing how women in current times must live up to certain
expectations of parenting and the pressure to be perfect, is
strongly enforced by self-guilt, but also by the media. This study
seeks to examine the internet as a form of media enforcement of new
momism, and how it relates to parenting self-efficacy. Using
data collected from an online survey, we examined the main,
mediating and moderating effects of the internet on the
relationship between new momism and self-efficacy. Regression
analyses revealed that the internet appears to play a
mediating role, meaning that internet consumption strengthens the
relationship. New momism is associated with lower
self-efficacy for women who use the internet more frequently.
This finding leads us to believe that mothers are indeed comparing
themselves to other mothers that they encounter in
cyberspace. Limitations and future directions are also
Click here to
view the poster for this session.
Texts and Ideas: Assessment Luncheon
Wednesday, October 23, noon-1:15 p.m.,
All those teaching in Texts and Ideas - past, present or future -
are invited to attend. No RSVP required.
Global and Historical Studies (GHS) - Team-taught Course
Development Lunch Opportunity
Tuesday, October 15, 12:15-1 p.m., AU326
The GHS program is inviting proposals for the development of new
GHS courses to be taught by small groups of 2-3 faculty members in
fall 2014 and spring 2015. Interested faculty members are invited
to a lunch to learn more abou the application process and to share
ideas. Please RSVP to Laura Daily (email@example.com).
"Contesting Faith, Truth, and Religious Language at the
Creation Museum: A Historical-Theological Reflection"
Butler Brown Bag Series for Reearch, Scholarship
and Creative Work Presentation
Brent Hege, Philosophy and Religion
Wednesday, October 9, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
The Creation Museum, a ministry of the apologetics organization
Answers in Genesis, purports to demonstrate the factuality of the
biblical creation narratives and to raise suspicions concerning the
overwhelming scientific consensus on evolution. Informing the
museum's apologetic efforts are highly contested definitions of
faith, truth, and religious language, definitions paradoxically
rooted in modern science and the Enlightenment. The focus of this
presentation by Brent Hege is on the competing definitions of
faith, truth and religious language in Creationism and mainline
Protestantism and the effects these definitions have on how
Christians understand the relationship between faith and
Click here to view the poster for
this session.
Teaching Dilemmas Workshop
Saturday, October 5, 9 a.m.-noon, JH183
A teaching dilemma is an issue in which you are struggling, that
weighs on your mind, that seems to keep cropping up, and which
could be interrupted or improved by some change in yourself or in
your practice. We all have professional or pedagogical dilemmas
that make us feel frustrated, stuck, or even guilty because we
never seem to find the right time or circumstances we need to deal
with them. In this session, you will get to first experience and
participate a fishbowl dilemma protocol facilitated by Butler
colleagues who are trained Critical Friends Group facilitators:
Katie Brooks, Shelley Furuness, Ryan Flessner, Brooke Kandel Cisco,
Elizabeth Mix and Susan Adams. Then you will have a chance to share
one of your teaching dilemmas in a small, facilitated and
supportive group of colleagues who are also eager to grow and
transform with you. You will leave with fresh, relevant ideas for
your practice and a new appreciation for collegial community. No
RSVP required. Light breakfast refreshments will be served.
"DNA @ 60: What is in Store for You is
Butler Brown Bag Series for Reearch, Scholarship and Creative Work
Alex Erkine, Pharmaceutical Sciences
Tuesday, September 24, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
After 60 years of the discovery of the DNA structure, it is now
possible to read the entire content of your own DNA for just $5000
in a few weeks. In a year or two, the price is predicted to drop to
$1000 and will be routinely done - similar to a blood test, with
data stored on a computer. Since this information holds the keys to
potential life-threatening medical conditions, as well as to your
personal traits (psychological character, mental abilities, ethnic
origins, etc.), the question is: do you want to gain this
information about yourself, your relatives, or your future spouse?
Do you think the insurance companies, your roommate, or the NSA
will want it? And if they do get it, what do you think they will do
with it? Join us for a lunchtime conversation on this topic with
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All those teaching in the Social World and Texts and Ideas - past,
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share, you'll leave with many new strategies to test drive with
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Friday, September 13, 1-3 p.m., JH083
The question, "What is effective teaching?" depends on a second,
crucial question: "Who are our students?" Nandini Ramaswamy will
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reveals about our students, identify areas of dissonance,
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Wednesday, September 11, noon-1 p.m., AU111 (UClub)
Doctor Who is the longest running science fiction television show
in history, and this year marks its 50th anniversary. Such a
long-running show provides a unique opportunity to trace trends in
the intersection of religion and popular culture. But Doctor Who
(like much other science fiction) also explores a number of
scenarios that are interesting from the perspective of religious
studies. For instance, if one traveled through time, could one
change the ancient practice of human sacrifice, or the outcome of
the Council of Nicaea? Or if the gods and demons of ancient peoples
were real alien beings, would that undermine human religion, or
demonstrate it to be literally true?
Join Dr. James F. McGrath, editor of Religion and Science Fiction
(Pickwick Publications, 2011) and co-editor of the forthcoming
volume Time and Relative Dimensions in Faith: (Darton,
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highlights from 50 years of religious themes and explorations in
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Expect occasional 15-min. to 1-hour delays in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks beginning Monday, June 2, weekdays only, between 5:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., including delays to/from the General Sherman Tree, Crystal Cave, and Grant Grove. More »
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Throughout most of the decades from 1930-1960, the voice of the park concessioner, Sequoia and General Grant National Parks Company, grew stronger. During this time, there was little or no increase in power among those pushing to restore the Giant Forest. With the coming of the Yosemite Report, Hartesveldt's work, and the Leopold Report, all this changed. The restoration movement was gaining strength and it was about to officially gain a most powerful ally: the public.
Finally, in 1980, the NPS Western Regional Director authorized the final DCP, which called for removal of nearly all development in the grove and set forth management objectives for future use of the Giant Forest. After detailed analysis of several locations, including Wolverton ski area and Lodgepole, the DCP settled on the Clover Creek area for a replacement lodging facility, later named "Wuksachi Village." Nearly two decades were to elapse before large-scale removal of development from Giant Forest was initiated. During this time, the NPS was gathering funds, developing new overnight accommodations at Wuksachi Village, and fine-tuning plans for the restoration of Giant Forest. For information on planning after 1980, see the New Visitor Facilities section.
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Construction Management
Program Accreditation
Construction education began at the College of Technology in 1958. The construction program became accredited under the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) in 1968 and maintained accreditation for 36 years. In 2010, the Construction Management program became accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE). Since 2010 the program has grown to include over 400 undergraduate and 60 graduate students. Educational instruction is provided by six full-time faculty and 15-20 industry professionals (part-time instructors) that bring real-life projects to the classrooms.
The ACCE is a global advocate of quality construction education programs and promotes, supports, and accredits quality education programs. ACCE is recognized by the Council for Higher Education (CHEA) as the accrediting agency for four year baccalaureate degree programs in construction, construction science, construction management, and construction technology.
Program Mission and Educational Objective
The mission of the CM Program is to provide students with skills and knowledge that are valued by the commercial, industrial and heavy civil construction industry and result in increasing the students' marketability and potential for success.
- Maintain a diverse student body
- Create an environment in which students excel and grow
- Prepare competitive graduates who are valued by employers
Program Outcomes
Our graduates will possess the following knowledge and skills:
- Familiarity with Business Principles (knowledge & skills)
- Understanding of Project Delivery Methods
- Ability to Apply Design Theory
- Familiarity with Design Basics
- Ability to Describe Common Construction Materials & Methods
- Ability to Use Graphics and to Read Blueprints
- Familiarity with Principles of Site Development & Layout
- Ability to Prepare Quantity Take-offs & Cost Estimates
- Ability to Prepare Construction Schedules
- Familiarity with Basic principles of Accounting & Finance
- Familiarity with Construction Law
- Understanding of Project Management Principles
- Ability to Apply CM Skills on Real-life Projects
- Ability to Work in Teams
- Understanding of Roles and Responsibilities of Construction Firms
- Understanding of Construction Documents
- Understanding of Construction Safety Principles
- Understanding of Ethics Principles
- Ability to Professionally Communicate (Written & Oral)
- AIC Exam Certification
Career Paths
The construction industry has maintained high demand for CM graduates who possess dynamic personal skills and can integrate construction science, engineering and business skills. The high demand is manifested in the average starting salary of many of our graduates ($50,000 - $60,000) with the potential of earning $120,000 - $150,000 in 10-15 years. The job market has offered our graduates employment in positions such as Project Managers, Construction Managers, Construction Superintendents, Field Engineers, Construction Planners, Construction Estimators and contract administrators. The majority of our students are hired by general contractors and engineering-construction firms. The CM program has produced a number of its graduates who have become top administrators and officers of major regional and international companies.
Program Assessment Information
The Construction Management (CM) Undergraduate program has established a comprehensive assessment process for continuous improvement. The Academic Quality Plan presents the CM assessment and evaluation process and describes the measures used to collect data on student performance. The Course Outcomes Matrix establishes the link between CM Program Learning Outcomes and specific courses. The Assessment Process Flowchart illustrates the relationship between different assessment and evaluation activities. Finally, the Assessment of Student Learning report presents data collected through the assessment tools and actions taken base on assessment results.
- Academic Quality Plan
- Course Outcomes Matrix
- Assessment Process Flowchart
- Assessment of Student Learning
Program Curriculum and Admission Requirements
The curriculum of the Construction Management Undergraduate program are described on the following website: Bachelors of Science in Construction Management
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Student Achievement
On average, our students receive 12 scholarships per year. Our graduates obtain employment with major in both industrial and commercial sector.
- Student Scholarships Granted
- Examples of Employers that repeatedly hire from our program, include:
Austin Commercial J.E. Dunn Southwest Shipyard Balfour Beatty Jacobs Spaw Glass Bartlett Cocke KBR Spaw Maxwell Bechtel Kiewit Energy STP Nuclear Cajun Constructors Linbeck TD Industries Faithful & Gould M.D. Anderson Cancer Center The Trevino Group Fluor Manhattan Construction Turner Gilbane Marek Brothers Vaughn Construction Harvey Builders Pepper Lawson W.S. Bellows Hensel Phelps Satterfield Pontikes Worley Parson ISC Skanska
- Awards from the following agencies:
- ABC (Association of Building Contractors) Greater Houston Chapter Student Mock Competition 1st place 2011
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Sandra Torres-Santiago, 34, had 138 grams of bulk heroin in her bedroom at 813 Sterling Place, and a coffee grinder with heroin residue, packaging materials, and $740 in cash were also seized from the home May 1, according to the Lancaster County Drug Task Force.
The bulk heroin has a street value of about $27,000, but if packaged for common streets sales authorities said the drugs would have been worth about $92,000.
Detectives said several people used the home to stash and package heroin before it was distributed to lower level dealers. All of the heroin was earmarked for sale within Lancaster County.
Authorities said one of the dealers, 43-year-old Bernard "Red" Galloway Jr., was arrested in his motel room on Old Philadelphia Pike in East Lampeter Township.
Twelve 10-bag bundles of heroin, worth about $2,400, and a ledger believed to have the names of heroin customers and the amount of money they owed were found in his vehicle, the task force said.
A third suspect, 31-year-old Moses "Pops" Hernandez, was arrested in Lancaster. Authorities said he was the leader of the heroin ring.
Torres-Santiago was charged with possession with intent to deliver heroin, criminal conspiracy and possession of drug paraphernalia. She was sent to Lancaster County Prison on $75,000 cash bail.
Galloway was charged with possession with intent to deliver heroin and committed to the county prison on $75,000 cash bail.
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Because of the language problem and the uncertainty around local transport we decided to book a two day tour of Beijing. The tours are very well priced if you book them directly with the local agent and not through international agents. The tour group was small, 11 of us, and we traveled around in a mini bus which was pleasant. The tour also …
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After our most enjoyable journey from Shanghai we arrived in Beijing and took a taxi to our hotel. Well that is after the driver got us hopelessly lost and wanted to dump us in the middle of Beijing without knowing where we were. I gave the driver our booking slip for the hotel and pointed out the address to him, but he misread it and took us to …
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Carl Landry will miss up to four months after tearing his hip flexor in training camp. That'll put him out potentially through All-Star Weekend. Landry, 30, played with a contender last season, but took the money to join Michael Malone in Sacramento. When Landry signed in mid-July, there was little chance the Kings would make the playoffs this season. Chances are he could have signed a smaller deal with a better team and returned to the postseason.
But he landed in Sacramento. And now, the injury.
This is a strange side effect of free agent decisions we don't talk about too much. The postseason is famously long, two months for the best teams. Conference finalists get about six weeks of playoff action. Win just the first round, and you get an extra month.
Then there's the difference between playoff contenders and obvious lottery teams. If you're fighting for a playoff spot or expecting to make the postseason, the regular season ends in mid-April. If you're a sure lottery team, things start loosening up quite a bit around mid-February, after the trade deadline. A veteran like Landry who signs with a lottery club has a "season" of 3 1/2 months to look forward, with an extra two months of prospects getting extra burn and general malaise. Had he signed with a playoff contender, he'd have 5 1/2 of meaningful regular season and maybe a couple weeks to a couple months of playoff ball.
Now that he's out for the first 3 1/2 months of the regular season, it's a lost year for him. (Unless the Kings have a truly shocking rise, which .. yeah. Lost year.) He'll still come back, because he's not a slouch. And he'll play hard, because that's what Carl Landry does. But if he were with the Warriors, he'd come back to the playoff sprint and then the playoff run. No such luck in the lottery.
That's probably a consideration that players and agents make -- that choosing the contender, though it might be less lucrative in the immediate term, comes with a greater volume of meaningful basketball that lots of people (including scouts) watch. There's a real chance that like 10 people who aren't Kings fans will get to see Carl Landry play multiple games this season.
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Iman Shumpert's awesome flat-top Shumptop passed away this weekend. It was 1 year old.
A veteran of the 2012-13 NBA season, Shumptop appeared in 22 games for the New York Knicks. It also contributed to the first playoff series victory for the Knicks in more than a decade.
Shumptop is survived by Norris Cole's awesome flat-top.
The aforemourned Shumpert is battling with J.R. Smith for the starting two-guard spot on the Knicks. This is notable because despite rampant injuries in the backcourt last season, New York coach Mike Woodson did everything in his power to keep Smith as a sixth man. Now, Woody may be conceding that there is no option but to use Smith in the starting five. The Knicks' problems in 2012-13 -- albeit for a 54-win team -- were on the defensive end, and Zach Lowe dug into that extremely well on Monday. Shump isn't a perfect defender by any means, but he's better than the erratic, unreliable Smith. By a long shot, in my estimation.
Here's the problem: Woodson doesn't think the defense was really a problem, despite it ranking No. 18 in the league. (See: Lowe.) Newsday's Barbara Barker has Woody's critique of Shump, which focuses on the side of the ball in which the Knicks ranked No. 3.
"Iman just has to figure it out. We've got to help him figure out his game that coincides with what we want to do. He's got to be able to play pick-and-roll offense. He's got to be able to run the team with the ball in his hands, because our 'ones' and 'twos' and 'threes' handle the basketball. There are a number of things."
This is a problem. The Knicks desperately need better defense more than they need better pick-and-roll offense from their starting two-guard. I mean, Carmelo Anthony still exists and Andrea Bargnani needs to eat. (Raymond Felton also runs a pretty mean pick-and-roll.) It may, however, work out in the long run. Smith is so bad playing in a team defensive scheme that having Tyson Chandler behind him could fix a lot of mistakes. Having Amar'e Stoudemire behind him, as might happen if Smith comes off the bench again (once healthy)? That's an even bigger problem for New York.
You can tell Rick Adelman is ready to push the Timberwolves as far as they can go this season because he's already questioning their commitment to the game three games into the preseason. This is classic Adelman. He's known as a players' coach, but that's more about the style of play he institutes, which is fairly care-free and flexible to the needs of the ballhandlers. Otherwise, he's a totally shrewd hardass who never misses an opportunity to grouse about lackadaisical attitudes.
He's like a Bizarro Larry Brown or Doug Collins. Brown and Collins would get so bothered by poor effort that they'd cease to function as normal humans. Adelman uses disappointment to pin the entire thing back on the players and wash his hands of it. He's content to tell his players that they suck, they aren't good enough to be lazy and survive and that they should probably think about trying something different. It's passive-aggressive as hell, but it tends to work. (His record speaks for itself.)
Reading the quotes linked above is a total flashback to the Peja-Bibby-Miller teams in Sacramento. (Flashbacks to that era are not exactly welcome.)
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Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Mon, October, 1st 2012 by THCFinder
HARTFORD — Connecticut patients suffering from certain debilitating medical conditions will soon be able to apply with the state Department of Consumer Protection to receive medical marijuana.
Starting Monday, the agency will make applications available online. The step is among the first toward creating a new system in Connecticut of legalized medical marijuana for palliative purposes.
Claudette Carveth, spokeswoman for the Department of Consumer Protection, said the agency has received calls from people interested in an application, but the agency has not kept a waiting list.
To qualify for a temporary registration certificate, a person must be at least 18 and a state resident. A Connecticut-licensed doctor must initiate the registration process and certify that the person meets the medical prerequisites.
Only certain medical conditions are eligible for the treatment. They include AIDS, cancer, glaucoma, HIV, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis, among others.
Meanwhile, the consumer protection agency has until July 1 to submit new regulations to the General Assembly as to how the drug will be dispensed and other details.
The program is expected to be up and running by late 2013.
"From talking to a lot of people, Connecticut clearly will have the tightest, most restrictive system in the country," said Michael Lawlor, the governor's criminal justice adviser.
Lawlor said people who do end up qualifying for medical marijuana will now be allowed, under state law, to possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana as of Monday. Until state-approved sources of medical marijuana are established, transactions to obtain the drug will still be illegal. But "the basic possession will be lawful, assuming you have the card," Lawlor said, adding he doesn't expect a large number of people will qualify in the first months.
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Slow-cooked beef and pork ragu, handmade with red wine and oregano, layered with fresh egg pasta and topped with our creamy béchamel sauce. Stunning!
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Beef and Pork Ragu (54%), Béchamel sauce (28%), Fresh Egg Pasta (15%), Cheddar Cheese, Mozzarella, Fresh Parsley, Beef and Pork Ragu is made from: Tomatoes, Beef (21%), Red Wine, Smoked Bacon, Pork (13%), Tomato Purée, Fresh Onion, Semi-Skimmed Milk, Fresh Carrot, Fresh Celery, Sunflower Oil, Beef Stock, Garlic Purée, Wheat Flour, Balsamic Vinegar, Free-Range Chicken Livers, Salt, Oregano, Sugar, Ground Black Pepper, Ground Nutmeg, Ground Star Anise, Béchamel Sauce is made from: Semi-Skimmed Milk, Single Cream, Cheddar Cheese, Wheat Flour, Butter, Cornflour, Salt, White Pepper, Fresh Egg Pasta is made from: Durum Wheat Semolina, Water, Pasteurised Free-Range Egg, Smoked Bacon is made from: Pork, Water, Salt, Preservatives† (Sodium Nitrate, Sodium Nitrite, Potassium Nitrate), Antioxidant† (Sodium Ascorbate), Beef Stock is made from: Beef Bones and Meat, Water, Salt, † Don't worry, this is part of the traditional curing method of Smoked Bacon., * All our Fresh Beef and Fresh Pork is British
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I like this lasagne - pretty good for a ready made one - good texture and taste. Better than other lasagne you can buy here.
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7:29am Saturday 8th March 2014 in News By Kate Liptrot
A NATIONAL sporting event for people undergoing treatment for kidney failure will take place in the city in September, it has been announced.
The York founder of the Dialysis Games, Mark Hallam, has announced the event will take place on September 21 at York Sport Village.
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Woodford took full advantage of other teams' matches being called off due to the weather by beating fellow strugglers Diss 29-12 in London 1 North on Saturday.
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The Woodford Green club are now 11th in the 14-team division, 13 points ahead of Tabard immediately below them and 15 points clear of Diss, who remain second from bottom.
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Woodford are away on Saturday at Luton, who are third in the table after thrashing Ruislip 39-0 last time out.
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On the lookout for a few new games for your Xbox One? For a change, there's no need to part with any money! Xboxie.com provides access to an online collection of games that can be accessed through the Xbox One's Internet Explorer app, and can be played using the console's controller.
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Dr. Vigman attended medical school at Drexel University College of Medicine and graduated in 1964 having 50 years experience.
While there is no proven correlation between the quality of one's educational institution and the quality of one's professional competence, it is often an indicator. Medical schools have various levels of selectivity (some are harder to get into than others), and both the quality of their clinical training and level of research are measured. Additional medical training in both residency and fellowships and the facilities they are conducted at also provide a history of the doctors' level of training and experience.
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Atlantic Neuroscience Institute, 99 Beauvoir Ave, Summit, NJ 07901
33 Overlook Rd, Suite 401 Summit, NJ 07901
47 Maple St, Suite 104 Summit, NJ 07901
Overlook Medical Center, 99 Beauvoir Ave, Summit, NJ 07901
33 Overlook Rd, Suite 411 Summit, NJ 07901
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