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A plane crash-landed into trees near McClanahan Road in Liberty on Sunday afternoon, sending two people to the hospital.
Monday afternoon, cleanup crews drained the fuel from the plane, but Pickens County Emergency Management officials expect the plane to be removed from the trees on Tuesday.
Pickens EMS said the plane had four passengers and was headed from Kennesaw, GA, to Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, NC, when they reported problems by cell phone to authorities.
Officials said the pilot was trying to make an emergency landing at the Pickens County Airport when the plane went down about 5 p.m.
The plane's parachute deployed, guiding it into the trees, officials said. We're told two of the four people on board were taken to the hospital and two refused treatment.
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"Everyone appeared to be somewhat healthy and needing to be checked out, but certainly could've been far worse," said Chuck Haynes, director of Pickens County Emergency Management.
Federal Aviation Administration officials said the aircraft registration is N138CK.
According to FlightAware.com, the plane, owned by CAIR LLC out of Greensboro, had left Georgia shortly before 4:30 p.m. Logs from FlightAware also indicate the plane had made trips earlier in the day from Gulfport, MS, to Shelby County, TN, and then to Cobb County.
CAIR LLC's lawyer, Bill Gust, said the wreck looked worse than it was. He said there was a mechanical failure, but will not say how until all federal investigations into exactly how the plane went down are complete.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the crash and the The National Transportation Safety Board will determine the probable cause of the accident, which takes several months.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WVVA) - A new Facebook contest is asking West Virginians to vote for their favorite county in the mountain state.
Senator Jay Rockefeller launched a new Facebook contest in concert with the 150th birthday of West Virginia in June.
Voters are asked to submit their vote by liking the picture of their favorite county in a Facebook photo album featuring photographs of each of the state's 55 counties.
Visitors to the social networking site can also share their own unique story from a particular county.
The contest ends on West Virginia Day, June 20. The winning county will be featured in photographs as Rockefeller's cover photo throughout 2013.

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Windows 2003 Server - IIS 6 ,intel xeon E5504 @ 2.0GHZ 4 GB of ram
Ok so I have an odd scenario occurring on our server since October. Our servers # of packets far exceeds the upload\download traffic t hat we are seeing.
Link to a screenshot of the server's data. http://clip2net.com/s/1nJxj
Now here is the reason I am concerned. In the last few months despite not having any huge growth in terms of traffic inbound, this server has been failing with more frequency, at this point failing almost daily.
On the error log we are also getting this: A process serving application pool 'StreetAuthority' exceeded time limits during shut down. The process id was '9476'. And of course I can see that quite a far amount of memory is being used. http://clip2net.com/s/1nJAU
Is any of this related or is just time to add more processing\memory to the server?


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Baltimore-Washington International Airport says airline operations were back to normal Wednesday afternoon after some morning delays and cancellations. The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority says both Dulles and Reagan also have recovered from early disruptions.


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I know a decent number of you go to FanGraphs, and I'm sure some heard seen the new game they unveiled yesterday. It's kind of convoluted the way they made it, but I think it could out to be pretty good fun.
Basically, you can create a player for up to 8 positions and put them on a team, and all palyers on each team compete for a place of the depth chart, and to be to #1 player at the end of the year. To do that, you pick a major league player each day with a cap of 162 games (for the most part) and $1000 (for the most part). For each day, whatever each player you does at the plate, or however they pitch, those stats are added to your created player. Over the year the stats will build up like your player would be playing in actual games, or whatnot.
So, since there is a way to keep track of specific created players, I thought maybe we could have a Bucs Dugout "league" as it were, where everyone who is interested would be in the group and we'd just kind of compete against each other, or track each other during the year. I made a player for each position and obviously made them all Pirates, although the team you select isn't really that important, at least for this. So if anyone wants to do this, post in here and I'll figure out how to add your players to the list because I haven't actually tried that out yet. But it should be like adding real player to a real Custom Teams list which is pretty easy.
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What is the relationship between language and reading?
A baby's brain is hardwired to learn a language. That means that a baby doesn't need to be taught how to speak a language; it happens naturally. Babies learn language pretty much from the moment they are born. It's an amazingly complex skill, but since it's natural, we aren't aware of everything it involves. Unlike learning language, though, learning to read is not natural. It has to be taught. And as complex as language is, reading is even more complex. So what exactly is necessary?
- Phonemic Awareness
This is where learning to read starts. Phonemic awareness means that children become aware that speech is made up of individual sounds. It is a critical part of "reading readiness," so it is often a focus of early learning programs. However, since writing isn't speech, phonemic awareness isn't enough to allow children to learn to read. In order to learn how to read, children must be able to recognize that the marks on a page represent the sounds of a language. Those marks, of course, are letters.
- Alphabetic Awareness
This is more than just memorizing the alphabet. Learning the alphabet is part of reading readiness, but to be able to read, children must be able to do more than simply memorize the letters. They must also be able to identify which sounds in the language (phonemes) go with which letters. Memorizing letters and sounds is a more difficult task that memorizing the names of objects like animals. Animals are concrete things - they can be seen and they can be pictured. For example, you can point to a cat and say "cat" to help your child connect the word to the animal. You can point to pictures of cats or other objects to make your child connect the words to the objects. But sounds can't be pictured, so memorizing which sounds go with which letters is a more abstract process than memorizing the names of objects. The best we can do is use a picture of a cat to illustrate the sound of "C."
Memorizing the sounds that go with the letters of the alphabet is even more difficult when we understand that we don't have an exact correlation between letters and sounds. English has about 44 sounds, but has only 26 letters to represent those sounds. Some letters represent more than one sound, as we can see from the letter A in the words father and fat. But other letters seem unnecessary since the sounds they represent are sounds that other letters represent. For example, we could just as easily spell queen, kween and we could spell exit, egzit.
- Sounds to Word Awareness -Blending
As difficult as it might be do match all the sounds to the right letters and memorize them all, learning to read requires even more. Children must also be able to link printed words to sounds. That is more complex than it sounds because a word is more than the sum of its letters. The word cat, for example, is made of up three sounds represented by three different letters: c-a-t. Children must be able to recognize that these sounds blend together to form the word cat. Making the connections between sounds and printed words is so complex that we still don't know exactly how children do it. But when they are able to manage it, we say they have "broken the code."
What are the Stages of Learning to Read?
Like learning language, learning to read occurs in stages. Although not everyone agrees on exactly how those stages progress, knowing what the stages are can provide you with an idea on how children come to break the written code and learn to read.
- Pre-alphabetic phase
At this stage, children recognize and basically remember words by their shapes. Words are something like pictures and the letters provide cues to what the word is. For example, child might see that the word bell has a rounded letter at the beginning and two l's at the end. The shapes of those letters provide visual cues. At this stage, children can easily confuse words with similar shapes. The word bell, for example, could be confused with doll
- Partial alphabetic phase
Children at this stage can memorize printed words by connecting one or more of the letters to the sounds they hear when the word is pronounced. That means they can recognize the word boundaries in print and usually the beginning and ending letters and sounds of a word. For example, they might be able to recognize the word talk by the t at the beginning and the k at then end. However, they can easily confuse talk with other words that begin and end with the same sounds, like take and tack
- Full alphabetic phase
In this stage, children have memorized all the sounds represented by the letters and can read words by recognizing each letter in a word and the way the sounds represented by those letters blend together to form words. They can tell the difference between talk, take, and tack.
- Consolidated alphabetic phase
In this stage, children have become aware of multi-letter sequences in familiar words. For example, they can see the similarities in the words take, cake, make, sake, fake, and lake. Instead of looking at each letter in these sequences, children memorize the whole group of sounds as a single sound. This kind of grouping is called "chunking." Chunking helps children to read words faster and more efficiently because they don't have to think about letters one at a time.
Children eventually learn to see other kinds of "chunks" in written words that continue to make reading easier. They begin to recognize morphemes rather than single letters. For example, they can recognize the word walk and the ending -ed and blend the two morphemes to get the word walked. Being able to recognize morphemes also helps children recognize whether a word is a noun, verb, or adjective. The -ion at the end of a word, for example, makes the word a noun. This kind of chunking also helps children "decode" words with more than one syllable, like unbelievable.
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Biographical Note:James Madison Waddell, Jr., represented Beaufort and Jasper Counties as a Democrat in the South Carolina General Assembly for over thirty-five years. He was particularly interested in coastal conservation issues, and was founder and chairman of the South Carolina Coastal Council (now the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management). In 1992 he resigned from the Senate to serve as an appointee of Governor Carroll Campbell on the state Tax Commission.
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IN A PEPPER SPRAY ATTACK THAT INJURED TWO CHILDREN IS CHARGED WITH THREE COUNTS OF ASSAULT AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. NEWS CHANNEL FIVE'S LAUREN VICTORY WAS IN COURT FOR HIS ARRAIGNMENT THIS MORNING. SHE JOINS US LIVE WITH MORE. LAUREN? BRIDGET.... JOSEPH HOPKINS IS ORDERED TO NOT BUY OR POSSESS PEPPER SPRAY OR MACE. i don't have a problem with that, I don't even hang out in City Hall Park, I cut through there THAT'S HOPKINS RESPONDING THE JUDGE'S REQUEST HE NOT GO TO CITY HALL PARK EITHER. POLICE SAY THE 46-YEAR-OLD CHASED ANOTHER MAN THROUGH THE PARK YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND ATTEMPTED TO PEPPER SPRAY HIM. AT ONE POINT -- THE VICTIM WAS SPRAYED -- AND POLICE SAY AN 8-YEAR-OLD AND AN 11-YEAR-OLD GOT CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE. THE TWO KIDS HAD TO BE TREATED BY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. THE JUDGE CHARGED HOPKINS WITH THREE COUNTS OF SIMPLE ASSAULT AND ALSO DISORDERLY CONDUCT. POLICE SAY THE FAMILY AFFECTED BY THE INCIDENT WAS VISITING FROM MONTREAL. when they come to the city of Burlington, I don't think that they expected to be involved in an act of violence. It's not representative of the city of Burlington, it's not representative of what happens here everyday. HOPKINS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN COURT. A JUDGE ASSIGNED HIM ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS BAIL. ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS -- POLICE SAY HOPKINS TOLD THEM HE DIDN'T INTEND FOR THE KIDS TO GET IN THE WAY OF HIS PEPPER SPRAY MIST -- AND THAT HE TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR THAT. LIVE IN THE NEWSROOM...LAU REN VICTORY....NEWS CHANNEL 5.
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|Military services held for Jenkins
American Legion Post 109 and V.F.W. Post 1978 and D.A.V. Post members held full military services for Mr. Donald Harney Jenkins at the Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana on February 14, 2013.
Mr. Jenkins served in the United States Army during World War II.
To Mr. Donald Harney Jenkins we honor and salute you.
To the family we offer sympathy.
American Legion Post 109 and V.F.W. Post 1978 and D.A.V. Post members present were Bruce Westbrook, Ken Wrobleski, Donald Steele, Jim Sharp, Charles Biddle, Baxter Courts, Phil Hedges, Larry Fields, James Haley, Sam Hodge, Bob Gulick, Omer Bentle, Joe Klar, Ronnie Bay and Shelby McDowell.
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The Southeastern Conference has fined Auburn University $5,000 for violating the league's field access policy during the Iron Bowl.
After Auburn's 34-28 win over Alabama at Jordan-Hare Stadium, thousands of fans rushed on the field.
The SEC prohibits anyone other than athletes, coaches, officials, support personnel and other credentialed individuals from being on the field before, during or after a game.
Two other SEC schools were also fined for violations this season. Missouri's $5,000 fine was for violations during its 28-24 victory over Texas A&M on Nov. 30.
Ole Miss was fined $25,000 because the university had a similar violation in 2012. This year's violation was during Ole Miss' win over LSU.
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The Ila Faye Miller School of Nursing recently earned the No. 64 spot in Nursing in the 2012 edition of Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News Media Group. Highlights of the rankings are published in the Best Graduate Schools 2012 edition book.
"UIW has been preparing outstanding nursing leaders for nearly a century. Receiving national recognition for the quality of our graduate program, the faculty, and the clinical leaders we prepare is significant as we strive for academic excellence and prepare tomorrow's healthcare professionals," said Kathleen M. Light, EdD, MSN, RN, Dean of the Ila Faye Miller School of Nursing.
Re-dedicated in January, 2011, The school of nursing recently underwent a $6.3 million dollar overhaul. The newly renovated nursing and health professions building features an additional 16,000 square feet and includes additional classroom and office space, state of the art labs and computerized manikins, four simulated hospital rooms with state of the art technology and 21st century AV equipment in all the classrooms. The newly renovated facility will offer students technology they will encounter as health professionals and allow enrollment in the programs to grow by 50 percent over time.
"Our new teaching facilities will allow us to continue our commitment to extending the healing ministry of Jesus Christ through the education of outstanding leaders and compassionate caregivers," said Dr. Light.
Nursing and UIW have been synonymous for decades and is currently the only Catholic school of nursing in Texas. The School of Nursing was established by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word in 1931. It was the first accredited school of nursing to offer a baccalaureate degree located west of the Mississippi and remains one of the most successful nursing programs in the region.
Today, UIW continues to provide a quality education to students offering a bachelor and a master of science in nursing as well as an accelerated RN bachelor of science in nursing for registered nurses who wish to complete a bachelor's degree. In addition, UIW now offers a doctorate of nursing practice degree. Among its many graduates are five Brigadier Generals of the U.S. Armed Services, including Lillian Dunlap, the first female Brigadier General of the Army.


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If your favorite team has an open slot or two then put up your foresight and predict who gets the last spot(s). Try to make some real predictions or something that most people would not know unless they had extensive knowledge of your favorite team. If you want you can predict the entire opening roster.
Two guys that look like they have earned an unexpected spot on the opening day Astros are Eric Munson and Taylor Buchholz. Yes it looks like Munson, the once highly praised uber-prospect will get another shot at the bigs. This time as a backup catcher/pinch hitter. No joke. Buchholz is trying for the 5th starter, but also is eligable for the long relief spot. Buchholz is up around 88-90+mph and is getting stronger every week since his surgery.
Those are my two opening day unlikely players. Every time I think Munson I think of King Pin and that the Tigers may be the ones that have been getting Munsoned. What guys will make your local team?


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THE Spring 2014 ISSUE OF THE BI WOMEN QUARTERLY IS NOW AVAILABLE: Bi Women V32-2 Spring 2014! The theme of this issue is "Mental Health."
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: The theme for the Summer 2014 issue will be "Intersection: Age." We don't exist in a vacuum. Age is one of the intersections of identity that shapes how we experience our sexual orientations. Let's have an intergenerational dialogue. For example, you could write a letter to women who are significantly older or younger than you. What do you want them know about what it's like to be you? What impact does your age have on how you experience your sexual orientation?
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After a tough loss to Austin Trout cost him a shot at Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and the ludicrous quantity of money involved therein, Puerto Rican boxing superstar Miguel Cotto will enter the ring once more against Dominican Republic's Delvin Rodriguez in the main event of an HBO double-header tonight (Sat., Oct. 5, 2013) from Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.
MMAmania will deliver LIVE "Cotto vs. Rodriguez" coverage below, starting with the HBO broadcast at 9:45 p.m. ET this evening.
Cotto, a former title holder at 140 and 147 pounds, is on the first multi-fight losing streak of his career, having come up short (although not nearly as far short as most expected) against Floyd Mayweather Jr. before losing the aforementioned bout with Trout. Looking to get back in the win column, he will enter the ring with legendary trainer Freddie Roach in his corner, the man who helped Manny Pacquiao to victory over Cotto in 2009.
Rodriguez is also a fellow Trout victim; in fact, the one immediately preceding Cotto. He's picked up two stoppage victories since, but is best known for his slugfest draw with Pawel Wolak in July 2011. He will enjoy three inches of both height and reach over Cotto.
The HBO Boxing card will also feature a Lightweight clash between unbeatens Terence Crawford and Andrey Klimov. Crawford has stopped five of his last six opponents, the sole decision a win over one-time Amir Khan conqueror Breidis Prescott, while Klimov recently took out Lightweight contender John Molina.
Finally, HBO will show a replay of Klitschko vs. Povetkin (see full results here), which is set to go down this afternoon from Moscow, Russia.
Junior Middleweight: Miguel Cotto def. Delvin Rodriguez by TKO at 0:18 of Round Three
Lightweight: Terence Crawford def. Andrey Klimov by unanimous decision (100-90 x3)
Miguel Cotto vs. Delvin Rodriguez
Round one: Cotto on the front foot early. Jab to the body. Delvin with a counter jab. Left to the body from Miguel. Another big one. Stiff jab from Cotto. Delvin active with the jab and lands a clubbing right as Miguel moves into the clinch. Jabs from both. Good body shots from Miguel.They clinch for a short while. Miguel with a stiff double jab and he digs to the body once again. Cotto doubles up the hook. Another big body shot; Cotto looks great in there. Two big body blows inside. And again. Again. 10-9 Cotto.
Round two: Cotto continues the body attack. Rodriguez sneaks in one of his own. Next hook goes upstairs, followed by a glancing right. Big 3-2 from Miguel. Clinch. They move to clinch and Miguel thumps his torso inside. Delvin answers a right to the body with one to the head, only for Cotto to respond in kind. Counter left hook from Cotto gets Rodriguez' attention. Right upstairs. Rodriguez takes another left to the body but lands a good one himself to the head. Miguel lands some point-blank lefts near the ropes. HUGE right hand and left hook from Cotto have Delvin wobbled right at the bell. Utter dominance from Cotto so far. 20-18.
Round three: Cotto not letting up and CRUSHES Rodriguez with a left hook against the ropes. Delvin goes down in a heap and the ref immediately stops it. Wow.
Final Result: Cotto def. Rodriguez by TKO
Terence Crawford vs. Andrey Klimov
Round one: Crawford firing off the jab. He's having success with it. Klimov eats a clubbing right that knocks him off balance. Clinch. Crawford lands a right hand, then a bigger one off a Klimov jab. Klimov again prods the body. Crawford rips off a pair of body shots. Good right hands from Crawford; he works the body and lands a left hook up top. Klimov looks befuddled in there. Big right to the body from the Nebraskan. Easy work for Terence this round. 10-9 same.
Round two: Crawford continues to fire off stiff jabs. Triples it up to good effect. Counter left from the Russian connects. Crawford switches to southpaw and works a surprisingly good right jab. Sneaky straight from Crawford stuns Klimov. Right hand from the Russian. Another lead left straight lands. Left hook lands for Klimov. Lead straight lands again. There's the bell, 20-18 Crawford.
Round three: They paw at each other in center ring for the first thirty seconds. Lead straight left from Crawford. Klimov pokes the body. Good one-one-two from Crawford. Klimov catches him with a good counter right as Crawford flurries on him. Thumping body shots from the Nebraskan. They go back to pawing at one another for a little while. Crawford avoids a counter right and lands an uppercut. Left uppercut seems to wobble Klimov right at the bell. 30-27 Crawford.
Round four: Crawford with a good double jab on the counter. Klimov narrowly avoids a combination. Long straight to the body from the American. Klimov trying to jab, eats a bigger one for his trouble. Right hook by Crawford backs his man up. Klimov counter right sneaks in. Another good body shot from Terence. He follows that with another, then a left up top. Left to the body again. Crawford lands a counter right hook that causes Klimov to slip. Andrey finally lands a jab. Bell, 40-36 Crawford.
Round five: Klimov attempts a series of jabs and takes some slapping hooks for his trouble.Good left up top from Terence and a right downstairs; Klimov fires back to no effect. Good counter combo from Crawford. Two-one form the American. Klimov right hand bounces off the guard. Good right hook after a sequence of intermittent jabs. Crawford continues to connect with most of his shots. Crawford landing to little return fire for the last minute or so. 50-45 same.
Round six: Klimov has been outlanded four to one so far.
Klimov jabs the body. Jab exchange to the head. Crawford lands hard to the body. Again. Lots of feinting, little action in center ring. This is a mismatch without even the base satisfaction of watching someone get violently smacked down. Crawford refuses to commit to real power shots and Klimov refuses to throw any real shots. Klimov finally barrels after him and slips taking a right hand. Bleh. 60-54 Crawford.
Round seven: Crawford jabbing, sticks a right hook in there. Good body shots. Good counter hook from the American and another hard body shot. Klimov doing nothing in there. Crawford fires a straight through Klimov's guard. Clinch. Klimov lands a right hand. One-two from Terence. Takes a left hook, lands a right that stings Klimov. Crawford bounces some shots off the guard to end the round. 70-63.
Round eight: Terence puts a left hand in Klimov's breadbasket. Crawford's jab connecting well. Klimov knocks Crawford off balance with a left but does not press the advantage. Jab exchanges. Now Crawford's back to the one-sided jabbing dominance that's characterized this crappy fight. Klimov is averaging less than five landed punches per round. Good body shot from Terence. 80-72 Crawford.
Round nine: Crawford lands some hard straights. Klimov lands an overhand right. I am literally falling asleep in my seat over how utterly noncompetitive and dull this fight is. Crawford throws a bunch of jabs. Klimov punches once in a while and actually lands maybe one of five. That left hook lands, though. Crawford outclassing him but refusing to actually make the effort to put his man away. Left hands connect for Crawford. Blurgh. 90-81.
Round ten: Klimov's trainer literally called him a coward and it still hasn't gotten him fired up enough to put up a real fight.
Crawford still owning him. Klimov falling miserably short with most of his shots, save for one right hand there. Straight left from Crawford and a good right. I am more amused by the announcers whining about this fight and the Klitschko fight than I am watching the actual action. Crawford now clowning around; to be fair, Klimov is throwing a bit more than he has. Crawford lands some good left hands. Crawford finally opens up in the last ten seconds and has Klimov hurt before the bell. 100-90 Crawford.
Final Result: Crawford def. Klimov by unanimous decision


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I absolutely loved Professor Domski. Her class at the beginning seemed very hard. I had taken Philosophy in high school but it was nothing like her class. She makes everything so clear. Her voice is such a nice voice to listen to give lectures as well. Its not like most annoying professors. Take her class. You don't regret it.
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I had previously attempted to take Philosophy with another professor, but I just couldn't get through it. I tried again with Domski and I must say she made the subject enjoyable. There are just a few writing assignments and she does a review for the midterm and final that covers everything that is actually on the test. Great professor!
Prof. Domski is very clear and, although there are a lot of students in the class, she is very helpful. She doesn't take attendance or anything, but she explains everything in class, so it's way better than actually doing all the reading. She's also very understanding and helpful if you go to her office hours.
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Brilliant Professor with a gift for clarity. She is a very strict grader. but will make sure you understand where you messed up. Watch out for trick questions on her tests because she WILL use them. Overall, I'm very glad I had a class with her.
This section is a four-week summer course that meets during naptime-from 3-5:30 every day. Domski is such a good teacher that it's a pleasure to show up every day. She's approachable, funny, and brilliant--a normal human being with an incredible mind and an obvious investment in her students. I'm going to be sad when it's over!
Domski is very knowledgable about her subject. She's a very hard grader, barely any homework but a few papers that will be entirely red with comments once you get it back. If you're passionate about philosophy, take the class, definitely not an easy a.
Prof. Domski was fan-freakin-tastic! She made Philosophy understandable and helped me see the logic in many theories that seemed like gibberish on paper. She went above and beyond to help me time and again in this class. I'd recommend her to anyone, anytime.
She really knows her stuff! Don't believe the comments that say otherwise, she is world-renowned (seriously, just google her) and all the other philosophy professors admire her. She is nice, funny and takes the time to answer questions in class. Highly recommend.
Philosophy professors can be weird, but Mary Domski is one of the most intelligent and down to earth people I have ever met. Going to her office hours is relaxed and rewarding. She inspired me to love philosophy, and taught about things I never would have learned otherwise. I am grateful for her.
Not sure what these fools are talking about when they say she doesn't know Philosophy. This chick knows her stuff. I didn't hear ONE question thrown at her this semester that she was unable to answer clearly and back up. Go to class, study, ask questions ON HER TIME (office hours, email, etc) and you will pass with flying colors.
This professor has little knowledge of philosophy; however, she knows enough survey information to make it appear so. Furthermore, even if you memorize the material word for word, you can still fail the class because her notes (not the thoughts of the author) are what you're tested on. Her T.A. that grades isn't well read as well. Learned nothing.
She's brilliant. She knows her subject, as well as most all of Philosophy, absolutely FLAWLESSLY. She answers each and every question, and creates a very positive environment for discussion. Papers are difficult, but quizzes are SO simple. Attend class for the discussions and notes- you'll ace the tests and love the banter. Highly recommended!
She is FANTASTIC! She can answer literally any question you ask her, and will do her best to help you understand everything, even the wacky stuff. She's funny and very easy going, doesn't take attendance, but her notes are definitely worth going to class for! the bi-weekly quizzes are easy too!
Excellent instructor. Knows her stuff. Take notes in class and you can ace the exams. Papers aren't too bad either. Quizzes and midterms not based so much on the assigned readings, but on lecture. Go to class, take notes, and ace this class! PLUS Domski is an EXCELLENT lecturer. Ask Q's and you'll get amazing answers.
Awesome teacher! Class required a lot of reading but she clearly explains it in her lectures. Note taking is a definite must for her class.
If it was only a matter of which professor is the best one, I would take everyone of her classes! Unfortunately she doesn't belong to my department. What a natural born teacher. She is AWESOME!! The class is a challenging one, but if you feel like taking it, do it with DOMSKI!!
Her teaching style is so easy to follow and learn from. At the beginning of every class, she spends time going over what was discussed last class. Biweekly quizzes go over only the material covered in class, which is outlined for on WEBCT. Knows modern philosophy inside and out, and is confident in her knowledge. Highly recommend!
This class is pretty boring but if you go and copy the notes you will have no trouble doing the weekly homework and writing the papers. You can get an A without ever reading the book but I do suggest doing the readings that are required for the papers. She does try to make the topic interesting, its just not for everyone
An amazing teacher!! Only signed up for course because it was required for Pre-core but left the class with a new profound meaning of life. Excellent course!! Highly recommended
Four years teaching at UNM and already two teaching awards under her belt. Enough said.
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