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If IJN had not spent in China since 1937, the amount would be the cost of 100 aircraft carriers of Unryu class!
IJN actioned dispatch of her marines in Shanghai Incident. IJN land bombers flew from Kyushu and bombarded main China land. IJN had not competed with USN but domestic IJA ironically. Pilots of carrier bomber and fighers experienced combats with China air force including flying tigers. They were very skilled as well as USN pilots, when the Pacific Wars broke. Such IJN skilled pilots might be lost, the result showed history.
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Japan had dispatched 1.72 million troops in China including Manchuria in August 1945, which was 67% of all the troops.[4] Maesaka's data of China includes Manchuria, maybe.
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Some doctors in the U.K. are developing a little chip that when peed on can instantly notify you whether or not you have an STD or not — using your cellphone. Is there anything a cellphone won't be be able to take of in the future? It's a phone, a music player and now it wants to your doctor?
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Today's video features Revd. Dr. David Wenham, Senior Tutor in New Testament at Trinity College, Bristol, and author of several books on the New Testament, and is courtesy of filmmaker Ryan Pettey, director/editor of Satellite Pictures.
In today's video, Revd. Dr. David Wenham discusses how defending the Truth of scripture doesn't always require an ultra-literalistic interpretation.He sympathizes with those who fear that liberal theology gives away too much of the bible and notes that there are parts of Genesis to be taken literally, but he insists that those who seek the true meaning of scripture must respect the intention of the authors, whether we are reading the Gospels, parables, or Genesis. As he says, "Sometimes the most literal interpretation is not always the right interpretation."
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Economics - International Trade, Opportunity Cost
The Story of Foreign Trade and Exchange
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The comic book, The Story of Foreign Trade and Exchange, introduces students to issues about foreign trade and exchange rates.
Before students read the comic book, introduce concepts from the comic book including foreign exchange, export, import, comparative advantage, exchange rates, tariffs, quotas, and gross domestic product.
Have students read the comic book, taking notes on the relevant concepts (listed above).
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Assign individual students a foreign currency such as pound, euro, yen, yuan and so on. Tell students to track the exchange rate of the dollar to their assigned currency.
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Set on a hillside in Bethlehem, enjoying the majestic panoramic view of the White Mountains, sits the Forest Societys 1,400-acre North Country Conservation and Education Center and certified Christmas tree farm, The Rocks. Each holiday season thousands of visitors to The Rocks enjoy horse drawn wagon rides through the farm while docents narrate stories from a century past. Not too long after their journey begins, the wagon passes a very unique but lonely building known as the Sawmill / Pigpen.
Designed in 1906 by Hermann von Holst, the Sawmill/Pigpen is one of 22 surviving buildings at The Rocks listed on the National Register of Historic Buildingsothers include the Tool Building (1903) and the Bridge Barn (1914). The landscape also includes striking stone walls and gardens designed by Frederick Law Olmstead's company in the early 1900's.
The Sawmill / Pigpen after construction in 1906.
Purchased by Chicago businessman John Jacob Glessner on September 17, 1882 from Oren Streeter with twenty-three one hundred dollar bills, The Rocks became the first farm to have state-of-the-art Midwestern farm machinery working in the upland hills of Northern New Hampshire. J.J. Glessner would go on to be one of the first members of the Forest Society, joining in 1903. By donating The Rocks to the Forests Society in 1978, Glessner descendants Martha Batchelder and John Lee hoped to continue their grandfather's legacy of caring for the environment forever.
After twenty years of searching for a modern use for the Sawmill / Pigpen, the Forest Society now seeks to revive the building with a new purpose as a sugar house. Adjacent to a stand of sugar maples, with easy access for demonstrating the maple tree tapping and sap collecting process, the Forest Society hopes to give the Sawmill / Pigpen a second chance as The Rocks Sugar House and Interpretive Center.
The Forest Societys annual maple programs at The Rocks have grown each March, drawing hundreds of visitors to Bethlehem to learn the history, science and art of making maple syrup. Each class of children and adults enjoys tapping their own trees and tasting the final result of boiling sap into syrup. With the Forest Societys maple program in need of a better facility for serving these larger groups, the re-use of the Sawmill / Pigpen as The Rocks Sugar House and Interpretive Center, seems like the perfect fit.
Today, the Sawmill / Pigpen is ready for restoration.
I have no doubt in my mind that J.J. Glessner would be overjoyed to see the Sawmill / Pigpen be re-used as our Sugar House and Interpretive Center, Said Rocks Manager Nigel Manley. Its a way to highlight wise forest resource management, while bringing part of The Rocks back to life.
The Forest Society needs your help to restore, adapt and re-use the historic Sawmill / Pigpen as the new Sugar House and Interpretive Center. With $15,000 raised so far, they must raise $59,500 by September 1, 2008 in order to have the building in ready for sugaring in the spring of 2009. If you would like to help please visit our special projects page.
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Brian Eno - Deep Blue Day Bass Tab This song was made famous by the notorious Trainspotting toilet scene. Not a particularly hard one to tab. All of five minutes of concentrated listening. Such a picturesque song and easy to play. The timing is very simple, you'll get it instantly. I sincerely doubt that this is wrong, if it is, my mail address is up the top there. Standard EADG tuning. There are three key parts: NO. 1 Order of Play G-------------------------- 1 x No. 1 D-------------------------- 3 x No. 2 A-----9-----9-----9-----9-- 1 x No. 3 E--7-----7-----7-----7----- 1 x No. 2 NO. 2 G-------------------------- I suspect that there is an D-------------------------- extra E12 (E) note in A-----14----14----14----14- the movement from 3 to 2. E--12----12----12----12---- You will only hear this with headphones on, it is very NO. 3 minute. G-------------------------- D-------------------------- A-----7-----7-----7-----7-- E--5-----5-----5-----5----- Repeat this to till the song fades out. Note that in the initial playing of this the very first two notes of No. 1 are extremely hard to hear as the song starts with a fade in. Either play three or be very gentle. If anyone has ever had a pop at ambient electronic stuff such as Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient works drop me a line, I know that its electronic bass but its catchy.. and it'd be nice to play along.
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i'm trying to find a wig that looks completely real for caucasion dreads....maybe something that hollywood might use that would seriously look authentic.
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i know there are some crafty ppl here...what about making one from a regular wig???
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assume your asking cause your going to cut your dreads and become a billionaire af6ter all so simplest answer is save your cut off creads go to a wigmaker you can afford to pay a outragios ammount for a custom jo=b and have em make u a wifg from your real dreads
it will look like your dreads but being disconnected wont quite feel the same but might be nough to get u thru the dread loss depression stage till you can grow your dreads again
This is a somewhat sensitive topic for me. I lost most of my natural hair more than 20 years ago and have worn wigs ever since. Ten years ago, I decided to wear a dreadlock wig, as I've always loved long hair (I came of age back during the heyday of the "flower children" of the late '60s and early '70s) and being of mixed African-American and Native American descent, I knew that a dread wig would be the most natural-appearing for me.
Now that this "child of the '60s" is on the cusp of entering my own 60s -- and my present faux locks are well past their prime after wearing them every day for four years -- I'm in need of replacing them. The problem is finding a replacement dreadlock wig that doesn't obviously look fake (and sports a "touch of grey" so that I look closer to my age).
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On Monday, March 30, the House Public Safety Committee will consider House Bill 1893, legislation that would allow valid Concealed Handgun Licensees to protect themselves on Texas college and university campuses.Please call the committee members and urge them to support HB 1893 with no gutting amendments. Law-abiding citizens with a Concealed Handgun License (CHL) should not be denied their right to self-defense just because they work or study on the campus of a postsecondary educational institution!
Please contact the members of the House Public Safety Committee listed below and respectfully urge them support HB 1893 with no gutting amendments.
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Remember "Being born with riches doesn't mean you will be rich, and being born broke doesn't mean you will be poor, life is rolling coaster, it turns where you least expected."
Expectations sometimes upsets us, so it's better not to expect, but to be prepared for what tomorrow will bring us. If you walked out of your abode barefooted, makes sure to come back with a pair of slippers.
Your eyes tell you what is behind the wall of poverty, but least visible to our eyes is success that we should work for the rest of our life. Don't worry about the people who tried to pull you down, for they are just jealous and insecure.
Get your pencil and notebook. I don't care how they look likes, as long as you keep trying to write something about your dreams. One word could be enough. Why?
Once your house wiped away by the flood, and your notebook accidentally found by someone, and turns it's pages she/he will knows that you have a dream.
"Opportunity is not given to everyone, but everyone has an opportunity." --by me--
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Classification of Students. An undergraduate student is classified according to the following: freshman, 0 to 29 hours completed; sophomore, 30 to 59; junior, 60 to 89; senior, 90 to completion of degree requirements. The junior and senior ranks are often referred to as "upper division" and "advanced." A student who is enrolled for 12 or more credit hours per semester is considered a full-time student; one enrolled for fewer than 12 hours is considered a part-time student. A freshman may have remedial courses (numbered 0301 or 0302) counted as part of a full course load although these courses do not count toward a degree or toward classification.
All baccalaureate degrees conferred by Texas Tech University are based on the satisfactory completion of specific authorized degree programs comprised of a minimum of 120 semester hours. Students are normally required to take a minimum of 40 credit hours of 3000- and 4000-level courses prior to graduation. They are considered to be making satisfactory progress toward a degree objective when they complete at least 30 credit hours in each calendar/academic year, achieve a GPA of 2.00 or higher in each semester, and maintain an overall GPA of 2.00 or higher.
All references to a grade point average (GPA) reflect policy effective January 1, 2009, stipulating that the university will calculate only current and cumulative GPAs. Both calculations will include replaced grades. Unless otherwise stated, all GPA references refer to a cumulative GPA that includes replaced grades.
Semester Credit Hour and Contact Hour Equivalents. For most purposes a traditionally offered face-to-face course will have a minimum of 15 contact hours for each semester credit hour. Thus, a 1 credit hour course should meet for at least 15 hours over a long semester and a 3 credit hour course should meet for 45 hours over the semester. Courses taught during a summer session are expected to have the same number of contact hours as if they were taught during a long semester. It is permitted to offer a course in a shortened schedule, online, or in other non-traditional formats that do not meet the contact hour requirement if the course has been reviewed by a college faculty committee and the Office of the Provost and approved as having the same learning outcomes as a comparable traditionally delivered course.
Semester Hours and Course Loads. The semester hour is the unit of measure for credit purposes. The student is expected to spend a minimum of two hours in preparation for each hour of lecture or recitation.
In-residence students and any students in their semester of graduation must be enrolled in a minimum of one credit-bearing semester hour. Registration in remedial and other zero-credit hour coursework must be accompanied by one credit-bearing course. Should a student drop to zero credit hours, the student will be withdrawn from the institution.
The maximum number of semester hours a student may take without specific permission of the academic dean is as follows: 19 hours per long semester, 16 hours per long semester for students on academic probation or continued academic probation, and 8 hours per summer term. In determining a greater load, the dean considers the quality of scholastic work performed by the student, the types of courses involved, the student's health, and extracurricular interests and activities.
Quarter Hour Conversion. Quarter credit hours are converted to semester credit hours by multiplying the number of quarter hours by two-thirds (or .67). Since a fraction of a credit hour cannot be awarded, the remaining fraction of semester hour credit is rounded to the nearest whole number from the tenth's position of the decimal.
For example, 5 quarter hours are equivalent to 3.4 semester hours, which in turn would be rounded to 3 semester hours of credit: 5 quarter hours x .67 = 3.4 semester hours = 3 semester hours. Applicability of transfer credit toward degree requirements at Texas Tech University will be at the discretion of the student's academic dean.
Dropping a Course.Dropping a course delays graduation. Students should plan their schedules and make a serious commitment to academic success. When it becomes necessary to drop a course, the procedure varies according to the rules below. All course drops, whether during the early semester student-initiated add-drop period, later in the semester as one of the restricted drops, or because of withdrawal from the university, are the responsibility of the student. If students stop attending a class but fail to drop the course, they will receive a grade of F and the grade will become a permanent part of their academic record.
All students who attend a Texas state institution of higher education are restricted to a maximum of six course drops during their undergraduate academic career. This includes all courses that were dropped at any Texas state institution of higher education the student has attended. For example, if a student attended a public community college and dropped two courses prior to enrolling at Texas Tech University, that student has four course drops remaining prior to graduation.
Students may use their limited drops (DG's) up to the 45th class day of the long semester and the 15th class day of the short summer terms. Students must initiate a drop by following the procedures listed at
raiderlink.ttu.edu. Further information can be obtained at 806.742.3661.
Exclusions from the rule governing course drops are as follows:
- A two-week period of student-initiated drop/add at the beginning of each semester allows students to drop a course without the drop counting against their limit of six drops. The student-initiated drop/add period is noted in the academic calendar that appears in each university catalog and online at www.depts.ttu.edu/officialpublications/calendar/index.php.
- Students who find it necessary to withdraw completely from the university before withdrawal deadline near the end of the semester will not have the dropped courses counted against their six course limit.
Aside from the exceptions noted above, students will not be permitted to drop more than six courses during their undergraduate academic career unless they can show good cause, including but not limited to demonstrating one or more of the following:
- Severe illness or other debilitating condition that affects the student's ability to satisfactorily complete the course.
- Student responsibility for the care of a sick, injured or needy person if the provision of that care affects the student's ability to satisfactorily complete the course.
- Death of a person who is considered to be a member of the student's family or who is otherwise considered to have a sufficiently close relationship to the student that the person's death is considered to be a showing of good cause.
- Active duty service as a member of the Texas National Guard or the armed forces of the United States of either the student or a person who is considered to be a member of the student's family or who is otherwise considered to have a sufficiently close relationship to the student that the person's active military service is considered to be evidence of good cause.
- Change of the student's work schedule that is beyond the control of the student and affects the student's ability to satisfactorily complete the course.
- Students who have dropped the maximum number of courses and believe they have good cause to drop an additional course should petition their academic dean.
Change of College. Students who wish to transfer from one college of the university to another should contact the academic dean of the college to which they plan to transfer to ensure that they can meet all enrollment requirements. Students should then complete an academic transfer form in the receiving dean's office. The last day to change colleges in a given semester or term is the first day of open registration for the next semester. Students who return to the university following academic suspension may change their college if they follow the procedures specified in the section of this catalog on Subsequent Suspensions and Conditions of Return.
Change of Address. Students are responsible for maintaining a correct address on file with the university. Changes may be made online at raiderlink.ttu.edu or by calling 806.742.3661 for assistance. Students required by the housing residence rules to live on campus may not move off campus during the semester without approval from University Student Housing.
Administrative Holds. Failure to meet certain university obligations may result in an administrative hold being placed on a student's access to such university procedures as registration, release of transcripts, and course add/drops.
Administrative holds may be placed on a student's record until resolution of problems, including, but not limited to, an outstanding debt to the university, disciplinary action, academic suspension, incomplete admission forms or substandard test scores. It is the student's responsibility to get the hold released, which can be accomplished by meeting the requirements of the department placing the hold. Status of holds on student records may be obtained online at raiderlink.ttu.edu.
Class Attendance. Responsibility for class attendance rests with the student. Instructors set an attendance policy for each course they teach. The university expects regular and punctual attendance at all scheduled classes, and the university reserves the right to deal at any time with individual cases of nonattendance. Instructors should state clearly in their syllabi their policy regarding student absences and how absences affect grades.
In the event of excessive absences, the student must visit the instructor to discuss his or her status in the course. Excessive absences constitute cause for dropping a student from class. If the drop occurs before the 45th class day of the long semester or the 15th class day of the summer term, a designation of DG will be assigned (see section on "Dropping a Course"). If the drop occurs after that time period, the student will receive a grade of F. This drop can be initiated by the instructor but must be formally executed by the academic dean. In extreme cases the academic dean may suspend the student from the university.
Department chairpersons, directors, or others responsible for a student representing the university on officially approved trips should notify the student's instructors of the departure and return schedules in advance of the trip. The instructor so notified must not penalize the student, although the student is responsible for material missed. Students absent because of university business must be given the same privileges as other students (e.g., if other students are given the choice of dropping one of four tests, then students with excused absences must be given the same privilege).
Reporting Illness. In case of an illness that will require absence from class for more than one week, the student should notify his or her academic dean. The dean's office will inform the student's instructors through the departmental office. In case of class absences because of a brief illness, the student should inform the instructor directly. Other information related to illness can be found in the Student Handbook.
Absence Due to Religious Observance. A student shall be excused from attending classes or other required activities, including examinations, for the observance of a religious holy day, including travel for that purpose. A student who intends to observe a religious holy day should make that intention known in writing to the instructor prior to the absence. A student who is absent from classes for the observance of a religious holy day shall be allowed to take an examination or complete an assignment scheduled for that day within a reasonable time after the absence.
Civility in the Classroom. Students are expected to assist in maintaining a classroom environment that is conducive to learning. To ensure that all students have the opportunity to gain from time spent in class, faculty members are encouraged to include a statement in their course syllabi relating to behavioral expectations in the classroom.
Grading Practices. A grade is assigned for all courses in which a student is regularly enrolled during any semester or summer term. Only through regular enrollment can a grade be earned. A passing grade may be earned only if the student is enrolled for the duration of the course, and a grade, once given, may not be changed without approval of the student's academic dean.
The instructor of record determines all grades for a course. The method of determining a grade will be included in the course syllabus presented to students at the beginning of the semester.
The grades used, including plus and minus, with their interpretations, are: A, excellent; B, good; C, average; D, inferior (passing, but not necessarily satisfying degree requirements); F, failure; P, passing; PR, in progress; I, incomplete; and W, withdrawal (not to be confused with a drop). The letter R designates a course repeated to remove an I. The grade of PR is given only when the work in a course extends beyond the semester or term; it implies satisfactory performance and is used primarily in individual study courses. The grades of CR (credit) and NC (no credit) are given in certain instances.
The grade of I is given only when a student's work is satisfactory in quality but, due to reasons beyond his or her control, has not been completed. It is not given instead of an F. Prior to assigning the I, the instructor must fill out a form available online with OP 34.12 stating the reasons beyond the student's control for granting the I and the conditions to be met to remove the I. All signatures are required on the form. The I may be replaced by an R if the course is repeated, and the appropriate grade will be given for the second registration. The grade of I will revert to an F after one calendar year if the conditions for completing the I as stated on the form have not been met.
The grade of DG is regulated by the university's drop policy (see section on "Dropping a Course").
Non-semester-based courses that are in progress but not completed by the end of a term will be noted on the transcript by PR. Official grades for such courses will appear on the transcript for the term when completed.
Grade Appeals. A student who wishes to appeal a final course grade should first consult with the course instructor, then with the department chairperson, and then, if the matter remains unresolved, with the dean of the college in which the course is offered. A grade appeal must be filed in the office of the dean of the college in which the course is offered within 45 days of the start of the next long semester after the term in which the disputed grade was received. Copies of the grade appeals policy can be obtained from any academic dean's office or from the Center for Campus Life.
Mid-Semester and Semester Grade Reports . At the close of each semester and each summer term, final course grades are available on raiderlink.ttu.edu (MyTech) or as a hard copy. Students who want a hard copy should update their grading address on raiderlink.ttu.edu. Instructors of Record are to post mid-semester grade reports only for freshmen and student athletes. After mid-term grades are posted between the 34th and 40th class days, students can view the grades on Raiderlink (MyTech).
Grade Points. The grades of A, B, C, and D carry with them grade points of 4, 3, 2, and 1, respectively, for each semester hour of credit value of the course in which the grade is received. All other grades have no assigned grade points.
Grade Point Averages. Only courses taken and grades received at this university are used in calculating grade point averages. The current grade point average is determined by dividing the total number of grade points acquired during that semester by the total number of semester hours of all courses in which the student was registered in that semester, exclusive of courses in which grades such as DG, I, P, CR, and PR are received. In the same manner, the grade point average is obtained by dividing the total number of grade points earned in all courses for which the student has registered at this university, including hours for an F, by the total number of semester hours.
Undergraduate-level courses, including those taken toward a second bachelor's degree or for graduate leveling purposes, are calculated into the undergraduate Texas Tech University GPA. The cumulative Texas Tech University GPA is adjusted to reflect grade replacements. A pure institutional GPA reflects all hours and courses taken at Texas Tech University and is the GPA used to calculate GPA for Texas Tech University honors designations.
Grade Replacement Policy. The Office of the Registrar will initiate the grade replacement process at the end of each term after a Texas Tech course had been retaken at Texas Tech University and prior to graduation. Students wanting to replace a grade received before fall 1983 should contact their academic dean's office.
Grade replacement is for the purpose of adjusting the cumulative grade point average. A notation will indicate the original course that is being replaced. The original grade will remain. A pure GPA without grade replacements will be used for honors designations.
The most recent A, B, or C will replace all previous grades of D or F in that course. Only grades of D and F are eligible for grade replacement. Courses taken pass/fail for grade replacement can only replace a grade of F. They cannot replace a grade for which grade points were awarded (i.e., a D grade) in a course not taken pass/fail. Students may repeat a course for credit only one time at the normal tuition rate. Additional tuition may be charged for a course taken more than two times.
Students enrolled in a second bachelor's degree program may repeat a course but cannot replace a grade awarded during the first degree program. They may, however, replace a grade in a course taken during the second degree program while that program is in progress.
Effective January 1, 2009, only current and cumulative GPAs will be calculated. The current and cumulative GPA will include grade replacements. A notation will indicate the original course(s) that is being replaced. The original grade and original academic standing status will remain on the term in which the initial grade was earned.
Pass/Fail Option. Undergraduate students may take up to 13 elective semester hours toward satisfying degree requirements in which they will be graded on a pass/fail basis. Courses specified in the catalog as available only with pass/fail grading and courses taken in excess of degree requirements are not included in the 13-hour restriction. Freshman Seminar (IS 1100) cannot be taken pass/fail.
A college may further restrict the pass/fail option by identifying certain elective courses that may not be taken pass/fail by students in its programs. A college may not broaden the pass/fail option beyond elective courses except as indicated in the paragraphs below. No student on academic probation will be allowed the pass/fail option. The names of students taking a course pass/fail will not be made known to the instructor.
Students wishing to take a course pass/fail should contact the academic dean's office of the college in which they are enrolled. Students must declare their intent to take a course pass/fail no later than the last day on which a DG is given for courses dropped. A student who has chosen to take a course pass/fail may not subsequently change to a letter grade option. A grade of F received on a course taken pass/fail will be computed into the grade point average.
An exception to the above-stated rules applies to students who have had two years of one foreign language in high school and who enroll in the same foreign language at the 1501 level even though a 1507 course is available. Those students taking the 1501 course are required to take it pass/fail. Such courses do not count against the 13-hour pass/fail limit.
Courses taken in the declared major or minor shall not be taken by pass/fail unless required by the student's major or minor department. The department of the major or minor will decide whether courses taken under the pass/fail system, before a student has declared a major or minor, shall count toward satisfying the degree requirements.
Credit by Examination for Matriculated Students. Matriculated students may be given the opportunity to receive credit by special examination in courses in which proficiency may be determined by examination. For more detailed information, see "Undergraduate Credit by Exam" in the Undergraduate Admissions section of this catalog.
Final Examination Policies. Class-related activities, with the exception of office hours, are prohibited on designated individual study days and during the final examination period (OP 34.10). These dates are set aside for students to prepare for and take scheduled final examinations. During this period, review sessions are not to be scheduled, quizzes are not to be given, and no other class-related activities can be scheduled.
No substantial examinations other than bona fide make-up examinations may be given during the last class week or during the individual study day. Courses in which lab examinations and design studio reviews are normally scheduled the week prior to finals are excluded from this policy. No extracurricular activities of any kind may be scheduled within the individual study day and the final examination period without written permission of the Office of the Provost.
An instructor with a compelling reason to change the time of an examination must obtain written approval from the department chair and/or dean of the college or school in which the course is taught before requesting room accommodations from Academic Support and Facilities Resources (ASFR). A change in the room assignment for a final examination may be made only with the approval of ASFR.
There is no university policy that provides relief to students who have three examinations scheduled the same day. In that situation, students may seek the assistance of the course instructors, department chair, and/or dean of the college.
Contact ASFR at 806.742.3658 with questions, comments, or concerns regarding the final exam schedule.
Graduation Requirements. Graduation requirements include a minimum cumulative Texas Tech University GPA of 2.0 for all courses, including repeated courses, attempted in the degree program in which students seek graduation. To obtain a degree granted by the university, at least 25 percent of the total semester credit hours must be earned through instruction offered by Texas Tech University. Students in their semester of graduation must be enrolled in a minimum of one credit-bearing semester hour.
Graduation Rates. Federal regulations require that the university disclose graduation rates for men and women who are full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate students. Disclosure of graduation rates for various student populations, including athletes, is also required. These are the same rates as those supplied by Texas Tech to the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Detailed graduation rates are available from the Office of Communications and Marketing.
Withdrawal from the University. Students who find it necessary to withdraw from the university before the end of a semester or summer term must apply to the Office of the Registrar in 103 West Hall. Students under the age of 18 should first consult their parents and secure from them a written statement that they have permission to withdraw. Although a W will be recorded for all classes that semester or term, these W's will not be counted as one of the six permitted drops.
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Spectacular Goals by Josh Dionne and Greg McBride Make ESPN's Top Plays
Eamon McAnaney predicted that Josh Dionne's goal against Maryland would end up on SportsCenter. He got it right, and he always does. Then we were treated to yet another college lacrosse highlight reel goal from 2012, this time from UNC.
Big City Classic Game Photos: UNC Beats Johns Hopkins
Connor Wilson was covering the Big City Classic in New Jersey where UNC beat #1 Johns Hopkins 13-9 in MetLife Stadium. Game photos and a full game breakdown time…
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Last week's Syracuse vs. Virgina game lived up to all its hype. Just an example of why the game doesn't need a shot clock, but that is another argument for another time. Ryan Connors is here to talk about the Game Of The Week: Princeton vs. North Carolina.
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This is the final installment of LAS' Big City Classic coverage. A great day full of friends both new and old, great lacrosse action and pretty stunning weather (at least for April in New Jersey). The video is pretty rocking too. Connor is getting good at this and he didn't even take a single film […]
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Litigation 101 for eDiscovery Tech Professionals: The Bare Boned Basics
October 17, 2012
** This blog series is intended to introduce new eDiscovery professionals to the litigation process and litigation terminology. Click here to go to the first post in the series. ***
In simple terms, litigation is a dispute between two or more parties that they can't resolve on their own, so they bring that dispute to a neutral third party -- a court -- to resolve. Each party in the lawsuit presents its side of the story to the court, and the court determines an outcome. The parties in the lawsuit are legally bound to abide by the court's ruling.
There are two general types of litigation in the United States:
- Criminal litigation: A criminal case is initiated by a government prosecutor against an individual who allegedly committed a crime. The outcome of most criminal litigation where a guilty verdict is returned is a prison sentence.
- Civil litigation: A civil case is a private lawsuit between two or more parties regarding the rights or obligations between those parties. Examples of civil cases are a disagreement over the obligations of a party to a contract and a disagreement over who is at fault in an accident and therefore liable to pay damages. The outcome of a civil lawsuit is usually financial compensation or an order to stop or start a particular action.
In both types of lawsuits, evidence that supports a party's position is key. In criminal cases, evidence is often physical in nature – for example, 'the bloody knife'. In civil cases – especially disputes between major business entities – the evidence is usually documents – often in massive amounts. Most of the cases, therefore, that eDiscovery professionals work on are civil cases. The exception is White Collar Crime litigation, which are criminal cases in which dishonest or fraudulent business practices are alleged (for example, the ENRON case). White Collar Crime cases often involve huge volumes of documents, and are, therefore, within the purview of eDiscovery professionals.
Within civil litigation, there's a wide variety of 'types' of lawsuits -- examples are product liability litigation, antitrust litigation, and securities litigation. EDiscovery professionals – especially those who work in large firms – are likely to work on lots of different types of cases. In a later post in this series, we'll talk a bit about some of the different types of lawsuits you might encounter.
The primary players in a lawsuit are:
- The Plaintiff: The party that initiates the lawsuit and files a complaint
- The Defendant: The party being sued
The lawsuit name is made up of the last names of the plaintiff and the defendant, with the plaintiff name first. In "Jones v. Smith", Jones is the plaintiff and initiated a lawsuit against Smith, the defendant.
It can be a bit more complicated – in some cases there may be more than one person or entity bringing the suit. That means there are multiple plaintiffs (the first plaintiff's name is used in the case name, and that plaintiff is called the "name plaintiff"). In criminal cases, the plaintiff is a government entity, typically the state or federal government with jurisdiction over the alleged crime. And in some cases a plaintiff may file a suit against more than one person or entity. That means there are multiple defendants -- called codefendants (the first defendant's name is used in the case name, and that defendant is called the "name defendant").
In the next post, we'll talk about how a lawsuit gets started. Please let us know if there are specific areas you'd like to see covered.Disclaimer: The views represented herein are exclusively the views of the author, and do not necessarily represent the views held by CloudNine Discovery. eDiscoveryDaily is made available by CloudNine Discovery solely for educational purposes to provide general information about general eDiscovery principles and not to provide specific legal advice applicable to any particular circumstance. eDiscoveryDaily should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a lawyer you have retained and who has agreed to represent you.


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Have some respect, Gilles Simon
WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND -- The easy route would be to dismiss Gilles Simon as a chauvinist whose belief that women do not deserve equal pay at Grand Slam events is simply not evolved for the year 2012. Certainly, he has a right to his opinion, as does the International Tennis Federation, which announced it would be paying men and women equally at Wimbledon and obviously disagrees with Simon.
The players, such as Roger Federer and Samantha Stosur, demurred on the issue Wednesday, essentially calling the equal-pay issue in tennis a never-ending, annual debate in which people will fall to one opinion or another, or land somewhere in between, or not care at all. It makes sense for them to answer that way. They have (or in Stosur's case, had) other things to do in this tournament, like pay attention to their day job of focusing on winning tennis matches.
Federer, who is on the ATP Player Council, said it is a matter of "who believes what." Simon cannot and should not be so simply dismissed, however, because now as a fellow member of the council, he is not just a guy with a point of view, but a figure of authority. His opinion is not just a personal thought but one that carries power because of his position. He is in the position of representing male players.
Gender, like race and religion, is a third-rail topic, dangerous and explosive, and being simply impolitic on the subject could make Simon both a villain to the community where political correctness is paramount and also a hero to people who are tired of the idea of political correctness.
Yet Simon, who lost in straight sets to Xavier Malisse on Thursday, is wrong, not necessarily because he voiced an unpopular position or his refusal of public tact and decorum, but because of his illogic and lack of professional respect for female tennis players.
Afterward, Simon clarified his comments and, in doing so, widened the gap:
"I never thought it was a good idea for women to play five sets. It was just about entertainment," he said. "My point was that I have the feeling that men's tennis is actually more interesting than women's tennis. As in any business or anything, you just have to be paid just about that. It's not because we play five sets and they are playing three."
In the purest, coldest, business calculation, Simon has some points. Money is the lifeblood of any capitalistic enterprise. He cited ticket prices at the Grand Slam events, where the women's semifinal and final prices are less expensive than the men's -- more than $25 less here at Wimbledon.
However, not every component of a prosperous industry or society should be measured completely on money. The prosperous elements of any society should accept the responsibility of subsidizing the necessary but less profitable ones, not simply for cultural improvement but also because not every industry -- like schools and libraries -- is designed to make money. There is a cultural benefit to having women participate in sports, the same cultural benefit as having college baseball -- a non-revenue sport that is essentially subsidized by big-time college football and basketball.
Taking Simon's logic that the women's game as a whole doesn't generate the same interest level or revenue as the men to its fullest extreme actually undermines the livelihood of Gilles Simon the tennis player, for few paying customers, if any, attend a men's tournament to see him. Simon is a nice player who makes a terrific living hitting a ball with a stick, but -- since Simon has reached only one Grand Slam quarterfinal in his career and entered the year 16-43 against the top 10 -- people come to Grand Slam tournaments to see Federer and Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic and perhaps the rest of the top 10. Simon doesn't exactly move the financial needle.
Moreover, he may be ranked 12th in the world, but Simon is nowhere in the category of Venus Williams, Serena Williams or Maria Sharapova in terms of drawing power or marketability or interest or name recognition. After defeating Tsvetana Pironkova, Sharapova took issue with Simon, reminding us that, "I'm sure there are a few more people that watch my matches than his."
"It's not about me, one player or another one," Simon said. "Maria is more famous than me. I know it. She deserves to win more money than me. That's not the problem. Just check the ticket prices from the men's final and the women's final for example. It's not about me anymore; it's about the tennis. That's the way it works in life and everything."
If revenue generation was the sole measure of any tennis tournament, the Grand Slams could be reduced to weekend tournaments, like golf, with the quarterfinals on a Thursday, the semifinals on a Friday and the finals on a Sunday -- and tickets for a Federer, Andy Murray or Nadal match would cost more than a match for say, Gilles Simon. Taking pay-for-performance a step further would award the more popular player a greater share of each individual ticket sold -- Simon would earn less for a match against Federer, for example -- and turn tennis into boxing.
It would be the Barclays Masters year-end final, and players like Simon -- if showcasing only the best players and money is the only element that matters -- and the rest of the field could use the pre-Slam tuneups at Queen's Club and Montreal and Cincinnati and Rome and Madrid as virtual qualifying tours.
The most disturbing element to Tuesday's comments was Simon's dismissal for the female professional athlete, who practices and suffers and sweats and grinds as diligently and committedly as her male counterparts. Simon was upset that women earn the same as men while playing only the best-of-three sets at majors. Simon is also misguided in the suggestion that Federer winning in three or four dreary sets is more compelling than Serena Williams winning in three intriguing ones.
"Oh, my gosh. Why do you put me -- you know I can't bite my tongue," Williams said after defeating Melinda Czink on Centre Court on Thursday. "Definitely, more people are watching Maria than Simon. She's way hotter than he is. Women's tennis, I think, is really awesome. It's a great fight. We fought for years with Billie Jean King, and Venus as well, really set the pattern on what we should do.
"I started playing tennis at 2 years old. I'm sure he started when he was 2 years old as well," she said. "I worked just as hard as he did. I'm sure he continues to work hard as I work hard, as well as everyone that's on a professional level."
One of the beauties of the sport is that tennis is one of the few in which the genders are more blurred. Unlike most team sports, John McEnroe commentates on women's matches just as Mary Carillo does men's, and the transition took place -- unlike basketball, in which male viewers tend to dislike hearing woman's commentary on the game -- without incident.
Equally disturbing is both the silence that has come from the ATP so far. It could be read as tacitly condoning Simon's position or as yet another blind spot from an organization in a superior position, as well as the silence so far from many of the male players.
Some of it is understandable: Players are here to compete, not to be caught up in a sociopolitical debate while trying to concentrate on winning an important tournament. Still, some women players have spoken -- from a teenager like Sloane Stephens (who has disliked Simon since he once hit her with a ball when she was a ball girl in Florida and didn't apologize) to a Grand Slam winner like Kim Clijsters (who said she hoped Malisse made Simon pay for his words). They have chosen to speak their minds, while the men have been largely silent. Federer has two daughters whose futures -- beyond tennis but never beyond gender -- depend on the decision made today.
Simon was upset because the ATP was not consulted on the matter, adding that all 128 players in the men's draw feel as he does. If this is the case, then instead of being silent and allowing Simon to be the only one to articulate a unified position, they should say so from Federer, Nadal and Djokovic at the top to Michael Russell and Dudi Sela and Albert Ramos on. The good news is that even without round criticism from his ATP members, Simon's position was inherently discredited because his attitudes and dissent did not prevent the ITF from doing the right thing. Money isn't, and shouldn't be, the only measure of value.
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• Federer wins seventh Wimbledon title
• A magical moment for Roger Federer
• Tough one to swallow for Andy Murray
• Five things we learned from men's final
Day 12
• Serena stops Radwanska to win Wimbledon
• Garber: Serena rides savage serve to title
• Bodo: The sky-high stakes in Federer-Murray
• Bryant: No more moral victories for Murray
• Tandon: What to watch in Federer-Murray
• Serena wins fifth Wimbledon title
• Serena one of the greatest all time
• Serena's thank-you speech
• Serena on win over Radwanska
• Digital Serve: Men's final preview
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• Federer dumps Djokovic; will play Murray
• Finalist Radwanska battling illness
• Williams sisters reach doubles final
• Garber: Just like old times for Roger Federer
• Bryant: Can Murray destroy the demons?
• Ubha: Djokovic clearly off his game
• Bodo: Hopeless cause for Radwanska?
• Tandon: Five things to watch in the final
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• Murray reaches first Wimbledon final
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• Garber: Players dreaming of Olympic gold
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• Players can't wait for the Olympics
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Pre-K education gets seat — in center
'There's no downside of advocating for it except for the expense,' one expert says.
Obama presses forward on early ed
The administration is lavishing money and attention on its pre-K agenda.
Duncan works GOP on pre-K for all
The education secretary says the sequester has had a "devastating impact" so far on Head Start.
Obama hangs out with preschoolers
The president drops into College Heights Early Childhood Learning Center in Decatur, Ga.
Tough crowd: Obama tries to keep pre-schoolers' attention
President Obama dropped in to a preschool classroom in Decatur, Ga., on Thursday and some of the students seemed less than impressed.
Universal preschool raises bar
Opinion: Early childhood education shouldn't be a partisan question.
Preschool-for-all plan from W.H. pal
The Center for American Progress proposal provides a road map for pre-kindergarten programs.


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meanmistermustard said
Linde said
Been listening to a lot of Fleetwood Mac stuff lately.
Is Rumours work a listen? I can get it from the library but know so little about the band i've never got to getting it out. Is it worth the 85p rental charge?
Rumours is often said to be one of the greatest albums ever made, and I can see why. With the exception of ''Oh Daddy'', I really love all the songs on there. All songs are so strong, there are hardly any fillers. So yeah, it's definitely worth a listen.
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meanmistermustard said
Linde said
Been listening to a lot of Fleetwood Mac stuff lately.
Is Rumours work a listen? I can get it from the library but know so little about the band i've never got to getting it out. Is it worth the 85p rental charge?
I agree with L - I was a bit of a fan years ago and that was one of the albums I liked - I think it is worth a go. If you don't like that one then you are not likely to enjoy any of their other later albums. They had quite a different sound early on though, a bit like Pink Floyd in that regard.
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DayInTheLife said
I'm not a big fan of Rumors but I don't think that it's bad album at all. I've been listen a lot of Paul McCartney stuff these days, especially because of the album "New".
1 May 2011
This got lost when we lost 3 days (reminds me of a Red Dwarf episode) - its not an exact repost.
Love this song: Rose Garden by Lynn Anderson. Any song that has the word melancholy in it and gets it to rhyme with another deserves to be liked. I like songs where the singer doesn't harp on about life being next to useless and they might as well drink a bottle of bleach now the loved one has went off with someone else, or that every day is going to be filled with rainbows and tweeting birds (its why On The Way is one of my favourite Paul songs - am going to listening to that next now).
20 August 2013
^^Based on your description, I thought you might like this one:
Do you like songs that are stories?
1 May 2011
Yeah, those are fun to listen to, not at all serious either which is cool, I thought i'd be hearing some really depressing stuff when the first one started up. The jangly guitar in the second is fantabulous.
Story-wise, like any song it depends what the song is like melody and lyric-wise, don't want anything that makes you want to drink that bottle of bleach yourself.
Have been raiding the libraries for music (as i've mentioned here quite a few times) and been listening to Bob Dylan and Bruce Springstein over the last couple of days, both could/can write stories very well. Dylan's track Tempest (from the LP with the same name) about the Titantic is excellent (it's not on youtube).
If anyone hasn't heard it 'Roll On John' (from the same album, Tempest) is a gorgeous tribute to John (the video below for some reason has 6 minutes of silence at the end in case anyone is put off by a 13 minute track).
20 August 2013
I hadn't heard that song. Thanks for posting it.
29 August 2013
^^ I'm a big Springsteen fan, have all his stuff as well.
Song I'm humming now is Only A Northern Song. I suspect it is not very popular but just sticking in my brain at the moment (still in 1969 on my listening saga).
3 May 2012
Pink Floyd's Animals in general, but particularly Pigs (Three Different Ones). The ''Hey you Whitehouse, ha ha, charade you are./You house proud town mouse, ha ha, charade you are'' bit I've had stuck in my head all weekend.
This album's growing on me more and more all the time.
''We're just knocked out. We heard about the sell out. You gotta get an album out, you owe it to the people. We're so happy we can hardly count.''
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"Free Drinks" by Ringo. A great Friday/weekend song!
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ENDER'S GAME to be Released in IMAX, Plus New Production Updates
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For a project that has the epic scope of Ender's Game, it's only fitting that the film be released in IMAX. Fans can look forward to seeing the adaptation of the beloved Orson Scott Card novel in IMAX format when it debuts in theaters November 1st, 2013. The sci-fi film from director Gavin Hood (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) follows Andrew "Ender" Wiggin (Asa Butterfield), a boy trained at a military battle school in the hopes that he'll develop a strategy to defeat the alien menace known as the Formics. This will make two big features for Lionsgate being released in the same month (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire releases November 22nd), two properties the studio hopes will continue to bear box-office fruit. But before Catching Fire can sweep Ender's Game aside, the sci-fi film will have three weeks to build up a big payday and, hopefully, a bigger following. Hit the jump for more updates on Ender's Game from the film's production blog.


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America's Car-Mart 3Q Profit Falls In 'Tough' Conditions for Buyers
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America's Car-Mart Inc. of Bentonville on Tuesday reported third-quarter profit of $1.5 million, or 16 cents per share, down 81 percent from $8 million, or 84 cents per share, in the same quarter last year.
The drop in profit came after a $4.9 million non-cash after-tax charge resulting from an increase to the allowance for credit losses. The company, which sells and finances used automobiles, said it increased that allowance amid tough economic conditions for customers and "stubbornly high net charge-off levels."
"Excluding the effect of the increase in the allowance for credit losses, we earned [68 cents] per diluted share for the quarter," CFO Jeff Williams said (PDF). "While this is certainly below where we had hoped to be, the decrease can be attributed to the continuing intense competitive environment that we are facing on the funding side coupled with the fact that our customers continue to be under significant pressure due to the persistent negative macro-economic environment.
"We know we can do better, but the business model is certainly being stress tested by forces outside of our control. We are working hard to continue to grow in a healthy manner so that we are in a good position if conditions change in our favor," he said.
Revenue reached $123 million, up 3 percent from $119 million during the same quarter last year. But same-store sales dropped nearly 3 percent.
America's Car-Mart (Nasdaq: CRMT) has 131 dealerships across the country. It opened two since the second quarter, including one in Troy, Ala., this week.
"We have opened seven new dealerships this year and have four more projects underway that we expect to open between now and the end of our fiscal year," CEO William Henderson said. "Our new dealerships are performing well and we are excited to be adding great new towns to our footprint. We have added almost 4,400 active accounts and are working hard to make these new customers, and our existing customers, fans for life of America's Car-Mart."


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John H. Sinfelt in his laboratory at Exxon Research and Engineering Company. Courtesy ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company.
As a child, John H. Sinfelt (b. 1931) attended a two-room schoolhouse in a small village 25 miles from Pennsylvania State University. He later attended the university, majoring in chemical engineering, and proceeded to the University of Illinois for a doctorate. He started research at Standard Oil Development Company (now ExxonMobil Research and Engineering) in 1954 on improving the platinum catalysts that another chemical engineer, Vladimir Haensel, had pioneered at the Universal Oil Products Company for the production of gasoline.
Sinfelt believed that the overlapping chemistry and chemical engineering curricula at Pennsylvania State University and the University of Illinois had prepared him well for this assignment. After developing a new approach to bimetallic catalysts, which he called "clusters," Sinfelt invented a superior platinum-iridium catalyst that was important in the quest to produce lead-free, high-octane gasoline cheaply. His work also provided a scientific base for other processes to produce petrochemicals in high volume.
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