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Debates over the teaching of evolution and creationism in schools abound, and very few people seem to actually know the arguments of the opposing viewpoint. Perhaps more importantly, the debate is generally waged between members with extreme views on each side, while the silent majority holds views that are more moderate. This paper describes the various belief systems that come into play in this debate, concentrating on the various forms of Judeo-Christian creationism and the theory of evolution. The paper then goes on to describe the history of the debate itself, including laws that have been passed in response to this debate, and the effects the debate is having on the way evolution is (or is not) being taught in schools. The conclusion discusses how the ideas of evolution and creationism do not have to be mutually exclusive, but that there is a proper time and place to teach each viewpoint.
 Keywords: Evolution, Creationism, Science Education, Religion, Intelligent Design, Controversy, Curriculum 2014-08-14T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/489 Three Cases of Student Teaching Practice for Social Justice in Early Childhood Education 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Young Ah Lee email@example.com
Although teachers may agree that it is important to teach all learners equitably, it is challenging to practice social justice oriented pedagogy due to its multiplicity and complexity. This participatory action research attempted to examine student teaching practices that three teacher candidates approached to teach for social justice with young children (Preschool – 1st grade) in suburban and urban school settings. For this qualitative research, multiple data sources such as observations, interviews, and documents from course work and field placement were collected and analyzed. This study discusses different student teaching practices each participant chose to teach for social justice and different areas of diversities each participant focused in different contexts. It concludes with some suggestions for early childhood teacher educators with insights and tools to support teacher candidates to teach for social justice.

Keywords: Diversity, teacher candidate, early childhood education, teacher education
 2014-08-14T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/490 The German Teacher Trainers' Self-Efficacy Beliefs 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Veli Batdi email@example.com
In this study, the aim is to identify the interpersonal self-efficacy beliefs of German teacher trainers' in Turkey. It is a descriptive survey and the population of the study consists of German teacher trainers who have worked in the seven regions of Turkey during the 2012-2013 academic year. The sample comprises 52 German teacher trainers chosen randomly from the related population. The version of "The Teacher Interpersonal Self-efficacy Scale (TISE)" which was developed by Brouwers and Tomic (2002), translated into Turkish and whose reliability and validity were determined by Çapri and Kan (2006), was used to collect data. As a result of the study, it is understood that the level of self-efficacy beliefs, particularly of more experienced male teachers, is high.
 Keywords: German teacher trainers, self-efficacy beliefs, interpersonal self-efficacy, teaching process 2014-08-14T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/449 Factors Associated with Head Start Staff Participation in Classroom-Based Professional Development 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Carl J Dunst firstname.lastname@example.com Carol M Trivette firstname.lastname@example.com Melinda Raab email@example.com
Factors associated with Head Start staff participation in a classroom-based professional development project to promote their use of evidence-based child learning opportunity practices and evidence-based responsive teaching procedures were examined in a study of 36 teachers and teacher assistants in 19 different classrooms. The factors constituting the focus of investigation included work climate, staff belief appraisals (career aspirations, personal motivation, Developmentally Appropriate Practices beliefs), staff receptiveness to the professional development training, staff judgments of the social validity of the practices constituting the focus of training, and staff background characteristics (age, education, years of experience). Results showed that Head Start staff members' personal beliefs, receptiveness to the training, and their judgments of the social validity of the classroom practices constituting the focus of training were related to staff judgments of their participation in the training which in turn were related to their active engagement in learning to use the classroom practices. The implications of the findings for practice are described in terms of the need to use methods and procedures that actively engage staff in professional development opportunities.
 2014-08-18T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/451 Predicting College Success: The Relative Contributions of Five Social/Personality Factors, Five Cognitive/Learning Factors, and SAT Scores 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Brenda Ann Marie Hannon email@example.com
To-date, studies have examined simultaneously the relative predictive powers of two or three factors on GPA performance. The present study examines the relative powers of five social/personality factors, five cognitive/learning factors, and SAT scores to predict freshmen and non-freshmen (sophomores, juniors, seniors) academic success (i.e., GPA). The results revealed many significant predictors of GPA for both freshmen and non-freshmen. However, subsequent regressions showed that only academic self-efficacy, epistemic belief of learning, and high-knowledge integration explained unique variance in overall GPA (19%-freshmen, 23.2%-non-freshmen), a finding that suggests that test anxiety, locus of control and achievement motivation goals fail to account for unique variance in GPA and that social/personality measures are more predictive of GPA then are learning/cognitive measures. Further for freshmen, SAT scores explained an additional unique 10.6% variance after the influences attributed to these three predictors was removed whereas for non-freshmen, SAT scores failed to explain any additional variance. These results highlight the unique and important contributions of academic self-efficacy, epistemic belief of learning and high-knowledge integration to overall GPA beyond other previously-identified predictors, such as test anxiety, locus of control, achievement motivation and SAT scores.
 2014-08-18T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/494 Towards Improving Educational Decisions by Utilizing Interdisciplinary Research 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Joseph Klein email@example.com
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Recent neurophysiological advances may support the advisability of delaying decisions when possible and practical. An empirical study, based on an educational dilemma, compared the outcome of postponing an educational decision overnight or for a longer period.

340 teachers read a report on an educational dilemma and gave an immediate opinion. About half of the group reviewed their decision after an overnight delay; the rest did so after a month. Participants were not involved with the dilemma between sessions. The cognitive aspects of the question addressed by participants in the immediate and delayed decisions were compared.

After a month's delay, more cognitive aspects were utilized than in the decision taken after one day. The immediate decision was least comprehensive.

Postponement of educational decisions offers the opportunity to utilize a richer variety of cognitive sources.
 Keywords: Choice, conscious, decision making, unconscious 2014-08-19T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/496 "The Joy of Reading" - An Intervention Program to Increase Reading Motivation for Pupils with Learning Disabilities 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Esther Tovli email@example.com
This study aimed to examine the effect of an intensive reading intervention on reading motivation. The intervention program, ("Joy of Reading"), was implemented in six 2nd grade special education classes for pupils with learning disabilities, compared to a control group (n=108 pupils in total).

The intervention program was created based on learning principles that were proven effective among children with learning disabilities, included intensive exposure to daily structured reading activities, encouraging pupils' involvement in various reading and writing activities. The reading activities included traditional children's literature from all over the world, exposing the pupils to different cultures while being sensitive to their own cultural values. Additional components, such as systematic exposure to schema story discourse, linguistic enrichment and social values, were added through various activities.

At the end of the school year, both groups were assessed (the intervention and control groups) using three measures: Book preference, Quality of reading and Quantity of reading.

The results indicate a significant difference between the intervention group and the control group in all three measures, confirming the hypothesis that intensive, systematic and structured exposure to reading helps pupils with learning disabilities adopt reading habits as an enjoyable way to spend time. The results also show a relatively more active reading routine is established enabling the improvement of readers' ability to reconstruct stories, analyze what they read, recommend it to their peers, and explain their choice
 Keywords: Joy of reading, Quantity of reading, Quality of reading, Reading motivation 2014-08-21T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/503 Transforming Teaching and Learning at University of Ghana through Community Service-Learning: Listening to the Voices of Students 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Michael A. Tagoe firstname.lastname@example.com Universities all over the world are undergoing change to improve teaching, learning and service. These changes have been motivated by call for universities to connect more to communities to address their problems. One of the means of ensuring that universities and communities engage mutually in a partnership where students, faculty and community members create and co-create knowledge to find solution to problems is through community service-learning. Although community service-learning has been incorporated in several universities in the United States and lately in South Africa, it is not common amongst universities in Ghana. This paper examines students' perception towards community service-learning. The study adopted a mixed methods case study approach and collected data using questionnaire and in-depth interview. The findings reveal students' positive perception towards community service-learning which could eventually have an impact on the University of Ghana's decision to implement service-learning programmes. 2014-08-29T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/436 The Concept of Happiness as Conveyed in Visual Representations: Analysis of the Work of Early Childhood Educators 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Gila Russo-Zimet email@example.com Sarit Segel email@example.com
This research was designed to examine how early-childhood educators pursuing their graduate degrees perceive the concept of happiness, as conveyed in visual representations. The research methodology combines qualitative and quantitative paradigms using the metaphoric collage, a tool used to analyze visual and verbal aspects. The research population included 32 students from various locations in Israel. The findings revealed that the concept of happiness is perceived as love, spirituality and emotions. In their collages, approximately half of the participants represent happiness as a list of separate and fragmented components such as children, health etc., while others attempted to find connections and relations in order to achieve a more profound view of happiness. Although the majority of the participants experience happiness as something intangible, they did not perceive academic studies and learning processes as a component of happiness.
 2014-09-04T20:16:02-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/509 Is Student Knowledge of Anatomy Affected by a Problem-Based Learning Approach? A Review 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Jonathan M Williams email@example.com A fundamental understanding of anatomy is critical for students on many health science courses. It has been suggested that a problem-based approach to learning anatomy may result in deficits in foundation knowledge. The aim of this review is to compare traditional didactic methods with problem-based learning methods for obtaining anatomy knowledge. A Medline search was completed and studies needed to investigate the effects of a problem-based learning method compared with an alternate method with the primary outcome being examination scores to be included. Ten articles matched the inclusion criteria. Most studies investigated undergraduate medical students. Four studies demonstrated improved exam results following a problem-based learning approach and five demonstrated no difference between didactic and problem-based learning. Overall a problem-based approach appears not to offer disadvantages or benefits over a more traditional didactic approach, however it has been suggested that additional skills, such as problem solving may be developed when using this approach. 2014-09-05T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/500 Situated Learning: Learn to Tell English Stories 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 I-Chia Chou email@example.com For students in a perspective English teacher program, enhancing language proficiency and teaching knowledge is essential so that they can participate in the teaching community. This study investigated the acquisition of an unfamiliar discursive practice by four undergraduate students in a perspective EFL teacher training program. The practice is storytelling which is often overlooked in teacher-training programs in the English as a Foreign Language (EFL) context such as in Taiwan. In this study, four undergraduate students in a teacher-training program of a medium-sized university in southern Taiwan were provided an opportunity to tell stories to primary-school children. Qualitative data were collected, including students' teaching experiences and reflective journals throughout the entire project, videotapes of four storytelling rehearsals and the real storytelling episodes, and interviews. By using situated learning as the theoretical framework, this study depicts the change in the students and instructor as well as in the students' co-participation patterns by which the students moved from peripheral to fuller participation. This study provides EFL teacher educators a perspective that considers teacher training as co-constructed development in situated discursive practices. 2014-09-21T20:56:17-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/520 Hear What Employees Are Not Saying: A Review of Literature 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Melissa Gonzales firstname.lastname@example.com
A once organized, effective and, creative school teacher goes from "Teacher of the Year" candidate to an employee in need of improvement, without any notice of decline. The discouraged teacher begins to struggle with working relationships, schedules, and communication with students, parents, and colleagues. Why did the teacher never ask for help and how did the downfall go unnoticed? Added stressors, raised expectations and communication climate are variables worth noting as districts consider developing support systems and avenues of communication for teachers. The open door policy is convincing only if teachers feel safe and encouraged to discuss concerns, interests or suggestions. Organizations acknowledge communication issues cause problems, but the limited understanding about relationships and interactions between managers and employees remains (Lukaszewski, 2006).

This manuscript reviews research-based knowledge regarding employee/organizational communication. Particular attention is given to internal communications and existing support systems within school districts available to teachers. The topic is defined and internal organizational and campus communication is summarized. Benefits of open communication are considered, followed by a brief description of open communication theories, models and approaches. Roles of administrators, including barriers and ramifications of ineffective communication climates within organizations and campuses are discussed. The literature review concludes with views pertaining to measurements of communication performance initiatives.
 2014-09-22T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/524 Teachers' Perceptions of the Dimensions of the Psychosocial School Environment in Primary Schools in Trinidad and Tobago 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 George Gowrie email@example.com Mala Ramdass firstname.lastname@example.com
The study explored some of the important psycho-social factors in the primary school environment that impact on students' learning as perceived by teachers. It also attempted to identify, describe and develop conceptual categories as separate dimensions of the social and emotional environment.

The sample consisted of 187 teachers and 53 schools selected from one Educational District – St. George East. The data were analyzed using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS-SPG2). Statistical means, T-tests, ANOVA and regression analysis were used to make comparisons between schools and to show the relationships between the independent psycho-social categories and the overall dependent psycho-social environment. The five independent psychosocial categories were teacher-student relations, teacher-related issues, student and curriculum issues, school organization and policy and school health and safety.
 The findings revealed that teachers perceived student-related and school violence issues as the most important dimensions of the psychosocial environment. There was a significant positive correlation between the five dimensions of the psychosocial environment. Also, the psycho-social environment had negative influences on students' attitudes and emotional well-being as perceived by teachers in many of our primary schools in the sample, especially in the Government schools. The findings further indicated that teacher-related issues had the greatest influence on the overall psycho-social environment. 2014-09-24T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/536 Enabling Tailored Music Programs in Elementary Schools: An Australian Exemplar 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Katrina Skewes McFerran email@example.com Alexander Hew Dale Crooke email@example.com Participation in meaningful school music programs is the right of all children. Although music education is widely supported by policy, significant gaps exist in practice in most developed Western countries. These gaps mean the extrinsic and intrinsic benefits associated with participation in tailored programs are not equally available to all learners. School leaders have a critical role to play in determining the degree to which appropriate music programs are resourced in their schools and serve as both gate-keepers and enablers of these opportunities. The exemplary case study reported in this article describes a unique program that makes an interesting and complete contribution to knowledge. A string ensemble program in a socio-economically disadvantaged school provided "great opportunities to study music" that were "fun" and "calming" because of the "encouraging" approach adopted by teachers, except in relation to performances, which were "nerve-wracking". Learners, parents, teachers and leadership were all "proud" of the achievements of these young people, who often struggled in other academic areas and had escaped considerable trauma in their home countries. The results suggest that relevant music programs are not necessarily tied to a particular genre of music, but rather to the ways in which leaders and facilitators identify whether extrinsic or intrinsic benefits should be targeted and then tailor program designs to meet those needs. 2014-09-30T00:00:00-07:00 http://redfame.com/journal/index.php/jets/article/view/427 Effective Teaching and Learning in Interprofessional Education in Child Welfare 2014-10-07T23:49:19-07:00 Robert F Whiteley firstname.lastname@example.com Gillespie Judy email@example.com Robinson Cathy email@example.com Watts Wilda firstname.lastname@example.com Carter Deb firstname.lastname@example.com
This article reports on research regarding interprofessional education (IPE) in child welfare conducted in 2009 and 2010. Pre service nursing, social worker and teacher education candidates participated in a workshop that "exposed" (Charles, Bainbridge & Gilbert, 2010) students to IPE in child welfare. This paper addresses a gap in literature in IPE in child welfare. Literature in IPE precedes a description of the workshop followed by an explanation of the integrated expert presentation, case study, modeling, reflection and small and large group processes. Results of the survey administered to workshop attendees are presented. Likert scaled questions indicate a high degree of satisfaction with the workshop organization, pedagogy and objectives. Responses to the open-ended questions align closely with the Thistlethwaite and Moran (2010) learning outcomes framework. It is clear that pre-service students learned with, from and about each other's discipline. 2 tables and an extensive reference list are included.
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Discovering these commercials could not have been easy, considering the way fathers are typically portrayed in commercials. A notable examples last year were the Huggies ads that suggested that asking fathers to put on diapers was the toughest imaginable test of a diaper--so easy to use even a father can do it!
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BET President of Music Programming and Specials Stephen Hill has stepped forward to shed light on female rapper Trina being snubbed from a BET Awards nomination despite putting out an album last year.
According to Hill, Trina's absence from the female hip-hop category is due to ineligibility.
"Okay, that was because Trina didn't submit a video that was in during the eligibility period. Let me back up. To be eligible, here's what you have to have: a video that's submitted and then first played on BET…between April 1 of one year and March 30 of the next year. So for this eligibility period it would be April 1 of 2010 to March 30 of 2011. She did not release a video to us in that time. "Million Dollar Girl" came in March. I think it was March 12 or so of 2010. And so she was in last year's nominees for that. While she was featured in Lola Monroe's video, the rules are you have to release a video of your own. You have to be the primary artist on it. You can't be just the feature artist and be eligible. So that's why Lola Monroe was eligible but Trina was not for this year because it came out this year. So I've reached out to her camp. I've talked to the head of her label. And actually the only reason I might get off this call is because I may be getting a call from Trina while this call is going on." (BET)
Hill also shared his reaction to artists like Nicki Minaj and fellow Southern emcee Diamond vouching their support to Trina.
"No, no, honestly," Hill added when asked if her supporters upset him. "Because they were all operating off of false information basically. They all believed that Trina was eligible to be nominated. I love that. They were supporting each other. Far too many times in hip hop people want to tear each other down or not support each other. So even though it was at our expense, you have all these women supporting each other in the hip hop field. So hopefully people will feel better once the truth comes out, once they realize that there was no eligibility there. But absent that, if them not knowing the rules fostered some camaraderie, I'm all in." (BET)
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I purchased my first Shih Tzu (Sammy) from Donna around 2002. I saw her site online and chose Sammy the little white puppy with one blue eye.After several conversations with Donna over the phone we decided to take the trip from Massachusetts to Maine and pick Sammy up. We ended up meeting her in some parking lot where about 5 other people were waiting to pick up their pups as well. At first she handed us the wrong dog but my husband spoke up and pointed out the dog we were there for. I immediately fell in love with Sammy. He was the cutest little thing! Upon our first Vet visit I was told Sammy had a grade 6 heart murmur and wouldnt live a full year.
I was beyond heartbroken, in tears! I called Donna and told her what happened. She said I could bring him back and pick another dog so I said okay. We then took another trip to Maine on the way up I cried and cried. I didnt want to give Sammy back! I wanted to love him and give him a home so when we met up with Donna she had a larger Shih Tzu puppy with her. [continued below]....
Maxi was checked and in perfect health. 2 years ahead, Sammy is still alive and happy as ever! The worst happened with Maxi, he darted out my front door to the street and was killed by a car. I lost it. I couldnt eat, sleep do anything so after 2 weeks I called Donna and told her what happened and I wanted another dog for Sammy and also to ease my heart. So I went on her site and chose a beautiful brown Shih Tzu, Bella Elizabeth. To fast forward my story... Sammy and Bella had 3 litters of puppies (accidently) I kept one of the puppies from the last litter, Rascal Michael. I did get them fixed after that. Sadly Sammy died in 2008 of heart failure. He lived 6 years after being told less than 1 years old and I believe its because of the love we gave him.
Had I brought him back to Donna sadly, I dont believe he would've made it. So we have Bella and Rascal now. Mother and son. We've had Bella for 9 years, since 2004 and shes a healthy little girl. Sadly my Rascal who was born in 2006 inherited Sammys heart murmur he has a grade 3 so not as bad but he's as spunky as ever! So I tell my story because when I ever found out Mountain Valley Shih Tzu was a puppy mill my heart sank! Had I known, I never would have gone there. However, I woukdnt have been able to save my angels from a life of hell either. My experience w/ Donna Foss was not bad. Besides giving me a puppy w/ a grade 6 heart murmur, she did try to rectify the situation and noticed my pain too. I feel horrible for those affected negitively by Donna's services. I look at it as I saved my babies from hell and Sammy lived a great life just like Bella's living now. :-)
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A few months ago I got an invite from The Iranian Rose Society to join their FB page and I did. They don't post often and the text is almost always Iranian, but some of the pics are intriguing in that they remind me of certain Fairmount Cemetery roses, like this one.
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My own root, organically grown rose 'Eugene de Beaharnais' rose arrived months ago as a TINY plant, but in a decorative Water Wise Container Garden it shares with a test leek it is growing quite well. The fragrance is jaw dropping. I harvested this bloom after taking the pic and plan to use the pollen on 'Champney's Pink Cluster' tomorrow morning. Since Denver winters hammered mine there to the ground each year I thought that trying it here was reasonable. We'll see how it is three years from now. One intent of mine is to use the pollen often on 'Old Blush' to make the resulting seedlings have more China Rose blood, which could/should make them Florida Friendly. In Denver I ALMOST took fragrances like this for granted, even in alley way roses, but here in Florida this QUALITY of scent is extremely rare. In my earliest days of poring through books about Old Roses at the Denver Botanic Gardens circa1990 I went mental over this rose conceptually since it was one of the very first repeat blooming roses to evolve in Europe due to 'Old Blush' having been planted amongst the once blooming Damasks, Albas and Gallicas grown there for centuries. Due to the rich saturated color and orgasmic scent my hunch has always been that 'Eugene' is a second generation seedling of a bee/wind caused cross of 'Old Blush' and a Gallica. Back then they did not know about controlled breeding, just letting bees etc. do the work. I am starting to be hopeful about this rose for Florida.
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This rose is not happy in Tampa and I understand why...while it is classified as a China, is it a seedling of 'General Jacqueminot' (1853), a Hybrid Perpetual that THRIVED in my Denver yard but that has died here 3 times and that I have never seen in any Florida rose garden....over the years I've lost 2 rare plants of 'Louis XIV' but today bit the bullet and ordered a third plus one each of 'Oklahoma' and "Secret Garden Musk Climber" from Roses Unlimited. They did not have the Graham Stuart Thomas form of Rosa moschata that over the years has died here 3 times both own root and on R. fortuniana. I persist because I want to breed with both as my 'Gold Blush' was bred under glass in Denver from (Rosa moschata X Abraham Darby). I love the idea of boinking 'Old Blush' with 'Louis XIV' to get more China genes in the mix. I want to boink 'Old Blush' with 'Oklahoma' too for the same reason. I love the sultry garnet purple and amazing scent of 'Louis XIV' and miss it and hope I can get this one to live and thrive.
'Louis XIV' has stunning color and fragrance!
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I obsessed some more about 'Bobbie James' Rambling Rose this weekend......most of my books say this foundling of Graham Stuart Thomas's from 1961 is a Multiflora...most sites say Wichurana (which I hope is the case as Wichs do well for me in Tampa). MANY references to glossy foliage plus videos showing that make me hopeful as I've never seen a glossy Multiflora. I've been gone from Denver 12 years now and just can't remember how the leaves of my specimen there looked. Twice I thought I found an English nursery that would ship me one...nope. So I will just be content to experiment with the OP hips of Lee Sherman's plant in her VERY eclectic collection of roses in Albuquerque that she is sending me.....if it really is a Wichurana then it is very easy to imagine some of the seedlings being happy in Florida plus possibly worthy in and of themselves without further breeding. But I am still wired to think about crossing either Bobbie or some seedlings with Teas, Chinas and Tea-Noisettes and more.....I can just imagine using pollen from yellows like 'Graham Thomas' or 'Reve d'Or' or 'Alister Stella Gray' or 'Crepuscule'! So much fun to suddenly have a whole new angle to try in my effort to breed Climbers and Ramblers for Florida! A Florida-friendly yellow 'Bobbie James' would be breathtaking!
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BB: We're kind of on a normal Friday here. Trying to tie up some loose ends, go over some situations and pull things together here for Cincinnati and head out there tomorrow. We'll see how it all comes together here. Again, a team that we don't have a lot of experience with. Although we've seen them a lot on film, we haven't played against them much in a couple years. A lot of preparation things on their end and just getting things right on our end, so this has been a challenging week, but hopefully it will come together here today and tomorrow and we'll be ready to go on Sunday.
Q: Are there any similarities between the systems Austin Collie has been in in the past and here to possibly make his transition easier?
BB: Yeah, I don't know – he seems like a pretty smart guy, so I think probably what we're doing are things he's done before, just had different ways of calling it or terminology or that type of thing. We'll see. We've had him on the field for one day, so we'll see how it goes today. We'll kind of recall where he is and see where we're at tomorrow and make a decision. I don't know.
Q: How would you describe him as a receiver – not specific to the one day you worked with him, but having worked on him coming out in the draft and then watching him in the NFL?
BB: I'd say in his career, he's played both inside and outside, so he has some versatility.
Q: Every situation is different, but can you think of examples of times you've signed a guy on a Thursday and he's played on a Sunday if he hasn't been with the team prior to that?
BB: I'm sure there are, yeah. At Cleveland we signed a payer on Tuesday and started him at quarterback on Sunday, so yeah. I don't know, we'll just have to see how it goes. We worked with him one day; we'll see how it goes.
Q: With their tight ends – Tyler Eifert and Jermaine Gresham – what are your thoughts on their skills? Are they pure tight ends, combination guys, or more receiver types?
BB: I think they both have done kind of all the tight ends things – all the things you expect a tight end to do. Gresham has been doing that for three years, however long he's been in the league. They use him at the Y, they use him as the off line guy. They do the same thing with Eifert. They split both of them out at times, not a lot but they do it – put them out there as a receiver type location. But I think they do all the things you'd ask a tight end to do: block, pass protect, run block, be vertical receivers, get open in short areas, use their size to create separation.
Q: With BenJarvus Green-Ellis, obviously you're familiar with him from your time here. What do you see from him in terms of how he's running? Is he pretty much doing the same things or do you see anything else?
BB: Benny is a tough kid, runs hard, gets yards after contact with his strength and power. Dependable guy in pass protection. I think they're getting those things out of him.
Q: Can you talk about Chandler Jones and some of the versatility he's shown in being able to move inside on the line a few times this year? What is it about him and his characteristics that have allowed him to be able to do that?
BB: I think certainly his second year he's a lot more experienced and familiar with not only what we're doing, but what our opponents are doing and kind of how the game goes, than he was last year. He has shown good versatility. We've dropped him into coverage at times, played him out there on the tight end, played him further inside on the tackle and he's actually moved in to the guard, as you mentioned, at times in some sub situations. He's a good athlete, he's smart, he's got good playing strength. He's not the biggest guy out there, but he's got playing strength, he's got length. He's got a good skill set in terms of his athleticism, his strength, his power, his ability to work the edges but also to be able to get in there and hold his ground and stack people up to a point. He understands how to play. He's done a little bit of all those things for us. He's given us good communication and good leadership out there, certainly a lot more than he did last year, but that's to be expected. I'd say the same thing about [Dont'a] Hightower – guys that have gone from year one to year two. But there's been a good growth and progression with him.
Q: Their Special Teams Coordinator Darrin Simmons has mentioned Scott O'Brien as someone who has had a great impact on his career. Do you notice some similar things in their special teams?
BB: Yeah, do we do. Some of the same schemes, a lot of the same fundamentals, yeah. When we practice against them it's kind of easy to set some of those things up because it's similar to the way we do them. Obviously the personnel is different and there's a difference, but there are a lot of similarities too in there in their overall basic patterns and the way that they fundamentally try to do things. I think there's a lot of carryover, sure.
Q: Do you see Brandon Spikes playing a bigger role this week with Vince Wilfork being out?
BB: Well, I don't know. You know, a lot of our defensive game plan depends on what matchups we have and what our calls are, what personnel they use and so forth, and we don't have a lot of control over that at times like what group they're going to have on the field. I think all our players need to be ready to go and we'll just see how things turn out. I mean, I don't really know how playing time's going to go.
Q: It seems like there are a lot of positives to having multiple running backs who can work on a game day, but is it challenging for those guys that don't get those 10 reps to see what the defense is doing and how to adjust to it?
BB: I mean, I don't think so. I think you see that pretty much with most teams in the league. It's a tough position to play and you've got everybody after you when you have that ball. So to have depth and have multiple guys that can do it and spread the load a little bit, then you just have a fresher guy who's stronger, fresher, ready to go. I don't think you want to necessarily shuffle them in and out on every play, but situationally at times that's – you know, third-down backs and that type of thing. There are plenty of teams that do that. We've done it and had a lot of success with it through the years. I think each situation, you just try to get the most out of your players, whatever that happens to be. That's what the NFL is today; you see guys running on and off the field on every play on both sides of the ball. I don't know if there's a great way around that unless they don't substitute and you don't substitute. But there're a lot of times when you're matching up or situations dictate that you want particular skill type players on the field, then you put them out there.
Q: Do you ever talk to a guy about numbers or expectations? Stevan Ridley got almost 300 carries last year and maybe it's a little more spread this year. Do you ever talk to a guy about that?
BB: I talk to the players all the time. I talk to them every day.
Q: But I mean in terms of numbers specifically – that maybe it's not going to be the same this year?
BB: Who knows what this year is going to be. I have no idea. I have no idea what this week is going to be. So we just prepare to play, go out there and play the best that we can and do the best that we can to help the team win. That's what we're here for.
Q: With Vince Wilfork gone, do you name another co-captain for the defense?
BB: We haven't, no.
Q: Do you plan to?
BB: Well, we haven't. I don't know what will happen, but no, we haven't.
Q: When they go to their three wide receivers, is Brandon Tate the third receiver?
BB: No, it's usually 82. [Marvin] Jones. But Brandon does play some as a third receiver. They have good depth at that position. But it's usually Jones, [Mohamed] Sanu and A.J. [Green].
Q: You've been here for 14 years and Marvin Lewis I think is 11. Longevity in the NFL coaching wise, how do you view that? You're the longest-tenured head coach with the same team and he's the second longest tenured head coach.
BB: Yeah. It's kind of surprising, really. It is and it isn't. When I came into the league, that's the way it was: coaches coached for a log time with the same team. They had a consistent program. There was always turnover, but not like there is now where guys coach for a year, year and half and the team makes a change and brings in somebody else. Wheels spin pretty fast in that and along with it goes all the changes – head coaches then therefore coordinators, position coaches. I mean, you go to the Combine and it seems like every year a third of the coaches are wearing a different jacket than they wore the year before when you saw them. From that standpoint, it's a big change from what I was used to, the way I was brought up on the league, brought up in football. We all know it's a production business; we all know that you're not guaranteed anything for very long. But the way things turnover in this league and in pro sports in general… It turns over pretty fast. It's pretty amazing, really. On the one hand, it seems like a long time given the quick turnover that we have now. On the other hand, given the way I was used to it, it doesn't seem like it should be that way. But it is what it is. Marvin is a good coach. He's done a good job. He's been very consistent. The last couple years, taking a young team into the playoffs back-to-back years with a rookie quarterback, second-year quarterback last year… He transformed that team over the past few years, won with different guys, won with Carson Palmer, won with… winning now. So they've had different ways of doing it, but the common thread is that he's been there. Mike Brown-Marvin Lewis has been a good owner-coach combination. They've done a good job of acquiring personnel and coaching them and winning games. The consistency says something. We've seen that at other organization like Pittsburgh for example: a lot of success through the years with not a lot of changes.
Q: Are you surprised they're not better than they are with all that talent? They're 2-2.
BB: I think they're pretty good. They lost a very close game to Chicago in the opener and they certainly could have won last week against Cleveland. It wouldn't have taken too much. I think this is a team that's a couple plays away from being 4-0. I think they're going to win their share of games this year; we just hope it's not this week. I think they're a good team and I think they've played well. They could easily be 4-0. Take two or three plays a little bit different than what they were and you'd be looking at a 4-0 team, which is the way we look at it.
Q: Have you slid defensive ends over to defensive tackle for a few years now, or when is the first time you saw that?
BB: As far back as I can remember. In Cleveland we did it with Rob Burnett. He probably had more production inside than he did outside, and he had a lot of production outside too. So how far is that? 20 years ago? We've done it with plenty of people around here. When you're in a 3-4 defense, you usually take your defensive ends and move them inside. If you're in a 4-3 defense, a lot of times you just get your better pass rushers out there on the field. If one of your outside guys can move inside and be productive in there, then I think you see a lot of teams of that. I don't think it's anything that's revolutionary or that big a deal to us or any other teams in the league. But like I said, I can remember doing that back in Cleveland with Rob Burnett. Those guys can do a good job sometimes moving inside on guards with their quickness and their pass rush skills, when they don't really have to play the run on a lot of those situations. They can just rush and you can get a third guy in there, that's really three ends. It gives you better speed, better athleticism, better pass rushers on the field – if that's the situation.
Q: With the coaches being on the same team, does that have any meaning to you – to be able to stay on the same team? Based on the way you were brought up?
BB: Yeah, I feel a loyalty to all the people that are in the organization. And I'm not saying I'm great or anything, that's not the point. The point is when you're the head coach, there are a lot of people that are dependent on you. Having been an assistant coach for a long time and been the son of an assistant coach for a long time, you know that your future is, to a certain degree, tied to the head coach. It's important to me to be able to hopefully provide some stability to the other members of the coaching staff, the other members of the organization that relate to the football department, the players. We all know that the first thing that changes is the coach; the next thing that changes is most of the roster. I certainly like the fact that we have players that have been brought up in this system, that have tried to develop in this system, and hopefully they have the confidence to know that they can come back and play in this system again with the skills and the training and the knowledge that they've learned to do it. I mean, I feel a loyalty to them and I think they also feel a loyalty to me along those same lines. I mean, it's a two-way street. I know everybody has got to take care of themselves and their own needs and all that. I do have a lot of loyalty and respect for the people who work for me and I want to try to continue to provide a good working environment for them to be successful, for us to be successful, so that we can all benefit from that. So yeah, I would say that's definitely important to me and that's the way I was brought up. I mean, when you're an assistant coach and the head coach isn't there, you're probably not going to be there either. That's just the way it is. I learned that a long time ago.
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- Publisher: THQ
- Release Date: Oct 20, 2008
- Also On: PlayStation 2
- Summary: SpongeBob SquarePants featuring Nicktoons: Globs of Doom is an action-packed adventure featuring 10 playable characters from some of the most popular Nickelodeon TV shows, as well as numerous iconic locations such as Retroville, Amity Park and Bikini Bottom. Players will play cooperatively as both heroes and villains while utilizing special gadgets in order to defeat the Morphoids. [THQ]… Collapse
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Calamari Fritti with Creamy Ponzu Dipping Sauce
Servings: Makes 4 to 6
- Vegetable oil (for frying)
- 6 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons ponzu
- 1 1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 1/2 teaspoons grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1 1/2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
- 3 pinches (or more) of cayenne pepper
- 1 pound cleaned calamari, thawed if frozen, bodies cut crosswise into 1/4-inch-thick rings, tentacles left whole
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour
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Pour enough oil into heavy large skillet to reach depth of 2 inches. Heat oil to 375°F. Whisk mayonnaise and next 5 ingredients in small bowl for dipping sauce. Chill.
Sprinkle calamari with salt and pepper. Place flour in medium bowl. Working in batches, toss calamari rings and tentacles in flour to coat, then fry in oil until golden and crisp, turning occasionally, about 1 minute. Using slotted spoon, transfer calamari to paper towels to drain. Sprinkle with salt; serve immediately with dipping sauce.
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- Genre: Role-Playing General
- Release Date: Apr 15, 2010
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Best way now is to make hard hats after buying combine book 1. or go to mushroom spore. u cant get like 7k in an hour depending on ur lvl. and of course if ur in the mood for aggrevation. go to beach. which would have to do if ur getting hard sheels for the hard hats. but anyways. collect small corals. a stack sells to the secret phantom merchant for 2k per stack.
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"Rave On" is the Page Turner series that asks feminist writers, artists, musicians, activists, leaders, and scholars to talk about a book that completely rocked their world. Today we feature filmmaker Therese Shechter, creator of the documentary I Was a Teenage Feminist, on Woman: An Intimate Geography, by Natalie Angier.
My feminist inspiration came from an unlikely place: the world of science. Natalie Angier's book Woman: An Intimate Geography is all about women's bodies—from the smallest component, the single-celled egg, to great big concepts, like female sexual desire.
Angier describes what she does as "liberation biology," mixing hard science, personal stories, and sharp analysis of so-called conventional wisdom in a totally readable style. She wants us to love our bodies—but not in an Oprah way. She wants us to be exhilarated by our XX chromosomes and all that comes with them. Her question is simply, What makes a woman? The answer is a revelation.
I came across the book in an airport bookstore at an especially rough time in my life. I had just left a lucrative job in Chicago journalism to try my luck at being a filmmaker in New York. Approaching 40, single, childless, insecure in a challenging new career, alone in a new city, not exactly looking like a supermodel, I felt totally unmoored. It felt like everything about me was wrong.
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Posted: 07/23/2007 - A match-up between the Richmond Braves and the Toledo Mud Hens will resume Monday, a day after officials had to stop the game and evacuate The Diamond in the sixth inning following a bomb threat.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Although some parts of the state got some much-needed rain this week, it's still parched in the Eastern Panhandle.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Fewer paper cuts, and lower costs, are just a couple of the advantages of new technology that's helping state agencies and universities go toward paperless systems.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Growing up, Jean Edward Smith always looked up to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Updated: 07/23/2007 - Round and round she still goes. The best-preserved round barn in the state is the Mannington Round Barn in Marion County.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - The pilots of Comair Flight 5191 left the terminal the morning of the fatal crash at Blue Grass Airport in Kentucky last August without receiving crucial information at the airport.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Author and UFO researcher Frank Feschino says aliens have been flying to earth for decades, and contact has not always been so friendly.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - The Harrisonburg WAL-MART reopened after a chemical spill.
Updated: 07/23/2007 - Fortunately the evacuation on Sunday of the WAL-MART in Harrisonburg was successful.
Updated: 07/23/2007 - A young Valley boy is taken to the hospital after he hit a car while riding a bicycle on Saturday.