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Soya Beans Pulao Recipe - Quick Pressure Cooker Pulao
By Akshaypatre Recipes
05/27/14 15:14
I prefer to make pulao or biryani over rice and curry for a variety of reasons. Pulao being one pot meal carries the whole meal with so ease. This pulao contains soya beans, and we all know that soya beans are rich sources of proteins. All of we need proteins...
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Roasted Fingerling Potatoes & Green Beans
By Michele's Woman Cave
05/27/14 00:44
An easy side to make in the oven or on the grill plus it's a tasty way to use fresh vegetables that are a perfect match for whatever meat you have on the grill. Roasted Fingerling Potatoes & Green Beans 1 1/2# fingerling potatoes, cut at an diagonal 10...
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(Vegan) Bean Balls in Tomato Sauce – Meatless Monday Recipe
By Vanevalentine FOOD
05/26/14 21:33
Happy Meatless Monday – Feliz Lunes sin Carne! Today's recipe is my response to a challenge – a challenge presented... Continue reading » The post (Vegan) Bean Balls in Tomato Sauce – Meatless Monday Recipe! appeared first on vanevalentine FOOD.
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Foul Akhdar b'zeit (Fresh Fava Beans in Oil) Recipe
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05/26/14 12:22
The Lebanese Recipes Kitchen (The home of delicious Lebanese Recipes and Middle Eastern food recipes)invites you to try Foul Akhdar b'zeit (Fresh Fava Beans in Oil) Recipe. Enjoy quick and easy Middle Eastern food recipes and learn how to make Foul Akhdar...
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White Bean Cilantro Chopped Vegetable Salad for #SundaySupper #ChooseDreams
By Shockingly Delicious
05/25/14 10:07
Overflowing and chunky with vegetables, this healthy salad can be a vegan main dish or side dish, and makes a great potluck offering.
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Senate Bean Soup for Two
By In the kitchen with Kath
05/23/14 18:16
By Kath Dedon a Although Senate Bean Soup may be the simplest soup I've ever made, it also is one of the best soups I've ever made! I guess there's a reason that Senate Bean Soup has been on the menu at the U.S. Senate's restaurant for decades. Who knew...
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Senate Bean Soup for Two
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05/23/14 18:16
By Kath Dedon a Although Senate Bean Soup may be the simplest soup I've ever made, it also is one of the best soups I've ever made! I guess there's a reason that Senate Bean Soup has been on the menu at the U.S. Senate's restaurant for decades. Who knew...
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Karamani Poriyal-Long Beans Curry Recipe-Long Beans Stir Fry (Indian)
By Padhuskitchen
05/23/14 09:53
Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 15 min Karamani is known as Yard Long Beans or Chinese snake beans in English. In Tamil, it is also known as Payathangai. Fresh long beans contain a good amount of vitamin C and vitamin A. They are also rich in fiber. This is a very simple stir fry prepared with...
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Creamy Green Beans
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05/22/14 20:32
This isn't in any way intended to be like the classic green bean casserole we all know and love. I wanted creamy, but also the tang of sour cream and a bit of cheese as well. The final dish I … Continue reading →
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Salty lamb rib + wheat and bean risotto
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05/21/14 08:32
Like scenes from the iconic movie, Thelma and Louise, Errieda and I let out an excited whoop as we saw the signboard "Vanwyksdorp Mall". We never saw "the mall", but rather found ourselves in the midst of an Easter market in the middle of the Little Karoo....
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Broad bean, spring onion and oregano soup
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05/20/14 20:59
With Spring now in full sway down on my allotment plot, the Circus Garden, I had (quite literally) a growing number of ingredients from which to choose when creating this recipe to mark National Vegetarian Week. What started as a mere trickle of plants...
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Barley, Fennel and Black Bean Wrap
By Living the Gourmet
05/20/14 16:10
Sometimes just looking in the fridge and putting a few items together makes the best meal! Ingredients: 1 cup barley 15.5 oz. can black beans - drained 1 bunch scallions – chopped 1 bulb fennel – chopped fine ½ cup Italian parsley – chopped fine 2 tsp....
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Green Bean Fries – the Next Kale Chip
By Shockingly Delicious
05/19/14 11:33
Crunchy, addictive and good for you, these Green Bean "Fries" are going to be the next kale chip; just you wait and see.
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Moringa/Drumstick Leaves in Soya Bean Stock
By Vivian Pang Kitchen
05/19/14 10:52
Moringa/drumstick leaves are great in making quick soup. It only takes few minutes for the leaves to wilt and cook. You can use any stock base you like. For vegetarian version I used soya beans stock. Thanks to a friend for sharing this great vegetarian...
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Red Bean Quesadilla | Simple Mexican Cooking
By Nan's yum-yums!
05/19/14 10:20
So, you have your Tortillas ready and are looking for ways to use them!? Well, then here is one way to do just that! Make Quesadillas!! :) Quesadillas (pronounced as Kay-sah-dee-ah. Such a fancy pronunciation isn't it? :)), are scrumptious and very easy...
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Herbed Corn and Bean Salad
By THE MAGIC SAUCEPAN
05/18/14 06:16
Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 15 min Snacking should be as good as breakfast. Many nutritionists, also consider it to be an important meal of the day. To maintain your energy levels and blood sugar level, snacking is a must. If you go without food and get hungry between meals, these instabilities...
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Beans parupu usili recipe \ How to make beans parupu usili, beans with lentils stir fry recipe
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05/14/14 16:07
Consider yourself lucky,you have been spared from yet another potato recipe from me today :). I was all set to blog about a simple potato curry today and luckily realized I have been kind of going overboard on potatoes :).So here I offer you all a very...
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Masala Long beans / Barbatti Masala
By Maayeka
05/14/14 13:50
Chinese yardlong beans and tomato curry Chinese long beans /bora /bodie /payar/ cow pea beans /Lobhia ki phali /Chawli ki phali so many names for the healthy bean ,which is but comparatively less popular among other beans. Long bean is mainly a summer vegetable...
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Recipe: Chinese Buffet Green Beans
By Burnt My Fingers
05/13/14 23:47
If you're cooking up some General Tso's Garlic Shrimp you might want a vegetable to make it a complete meal. This is quick and easy. Serves 4-6. Ingredients: Peanut oil Garlic, 3 cloves or more, sliced thin Ginger, piece the … Continue reading → You may...
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Fava Bean & Ramp Risotto
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05/13/14 17:19
Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 40 min Sometimes, grocery shopping can seem like the most mundane task. Must buy food, must think of ways to prepare food to sustain myself. Nutrition, budget…ugg. But other times, I'm like a kid in a candy shop and the experience leaves me positively giddy. Yesterday...
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CFL's grief with Braley must be rectified
One David Braley might be good for the Canadian Football League. Two most definitely are not.
Braley, long painted as an advocate and in many ways a saviour figure for the Canadian Football League, has become a problem.
The larger issue, however, is the league's powerlessness to do anything about it.
In a nine-team league with one man owning two teams, decisions at the board level can be easily controlled. Braley, owner of both the B.C. Lions and Toronto Argonauts, has two votes and only needs two more to block any initiative at the league's boardroom level.
Along with private owners Bob Wetenhall in Montreal and Bob Young in Hamilton, Braley has held considerable sway in the CFL boardroom for some time.
Despite what is turning into a colossal failure in Toronto, that won't be changing. Not unless Braley wants it, which so far isn't the case.
Old allegiances and older thinking are ruling the day, and CFL commissioner Mark Cohon, who has announced this is his last year on the job, is powerless to bring about change.
Former CFL commissioner Michael Lysko, who tangled with Braley in the boardroom on a number of issues, says the current setup is untenable.
"I was sitting with a commissioner from another league and he joked with me, 'You probably think handling 30 owners is difficult. There are 10 owners that want me fired every day. But there are 20 that don't. Your problem is, if you have two guys that don't like you, they can make one phone call and you're in trouble.'
"In other leagues, the commissioner has a margin of error. There's no margin for error in the CFL," Lysko told the Free Press in a phone interview. "With so few teams, it's why the constitution must state that you can't have a financial interest in more than one team. Not only does it compromise the integrity of the game but from a business perspective, it's bad business. David Braley had the votes when he was covertly paying the bills in Toronto and now that it's out in the open, he still does.
"He pays the bills. Great. If that's your criteria for good ownership, that's fine. But I'm not sure it should be good enough for the CFL. That a guy doesn't not pay his bills. There should be a higher level of responsibility in terms of infrastructure and staff. But the league has no leverage to try and correct this situation. (Braley) can do whatever he wants. He's a poor operator. And he's always been a poor operator."
The next CFL leader must have the will and constitutional power to lead his board rather than the opposite.
Braley bought the Argonauts when the league needed an owner and couldn't find one for its flagship franchise. A visionless tenure atop the Argos, however, has left the franchise in dire condition.
Braley has lost the appetite for writing cheques in Toronto, and the operation is being run at a third-rate level. A deal to sell the Argos to Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment reportedly fell apart when Braley couldn't get his asking price.
A temporary fix has lagged into a profile-sapping dilemma. No new stadium, no ownership prospects and a smattering of fans attending games are the hallmarks of today's Argos.
Braley is not the answer, and now he appears to be blocking a solution. Staff has been whittled to a skeleton at a time when the franchise needs to accomplish more than ever. The players are grumbling about working conditions, and last week, the team practised at three different makeshift facilities.
The latest leak in the good ship Argo has football-operations people telling media they don't have the finances to do their jobs. Scouting and player-recruitment funds have dried up, and the football team is being left to rot.
Braley must be removed from Toronto before the drowning can end.
But this isn't a fight Cohon is going to pick or one his portfolio would enable him to win. At this juncture, both the will and power are lacking.
"If you want to remain CFL commissioner, you have to keep David Braley happy. But that doesn't equate to doing the right things all the time," said Lysko.
The wishes of one man supersede what's best for the league. It's hard to imagine a worse situation. The most important franchise in the league, from a corporate and profile perspective, has been paralyzed.
The rest of the league, led by the commissioner, should be pushing Braley to either sell or start spending. There's been no evidence of this.
Never has it been more evident the CFL's commissioner needs more weight behind his vision and directives. Certainly, if the league's head office had any influence on the Argos file, this isn't what they would have envisioned.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman modernized the NHL by giving his office increased power and the opportunity to lead rather than follow the whims of his board. It's time the CFL did the same.
Just as important as the name of Cohon's replacement is the shape and scope of that person's directive. The next commissioner needs increased power and the personality to use it. The skills to manipulate rather than be manipulated.
Cohon pushed the league forward in so many ways. Labour cost certainty, expansion and ever-growing broadcast revenues. But an uncertain future in Toronto threatens to undo much of his legacy.
Finding the next Gary Bettman is no small task. But it's time for a less malleable chief with the power and will to take on the league's biggest force.
The Braley-as-boss experiment has failed. It's time to end it in both theory and practice.
It's time for the CFL to pack its top suit with power.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 4, 2014 D1
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The problem with NC''s coast is that it''s PO-Dunk compared to other states. Snazzy upscale areas we haven''t got.
Short-short explanations: Let me start by saying that the location of a Wal-mart in NC will be our a basis for defining any settled area that''s risen above third-world status.
Wilmington/Wrightsville is the most modern place we have, and that''s not saying much when you compare it to other coastal towns/cities. They have Wal-mart, and Best Buy. Very advanced for us swamp people. But very expensive. I checked on slips and it would cost me $1000 a month to park my boat in a choppy space that wasn''t even close to conveniences.
Oriental is nice, has good protection and good location for jumping off to other areas, but it''s a day''s trip to the real coast no matter which way you go. It''s also the END OF THE ROAD, not even a Wal-Mart. Excellent repair facilities, however, they do have.
Beaufort is nice, sort of backwater but it''s a short drive to modern conveniences and at least there is a Wal-mart in neighboring Morehead City. It''s right on the coast and Cape Lookout (the best spot in NC in my opinion) is only a few hours sail from the inlet.
Hatteras is not a good sailboat place. Great for sportfishing, bad for sail. Don''t let anyone talk to putting your boat there, it will take you an hour just to get out the channel into navigable water.
Southport is expensive, 50% snotty, and a good stopping point on the ICW. Why they are snotty I have no idea - the town is very rednecky but they DO have a Wal-mart.
Washington, where I keep my boat, is very redneck but very cheap. They do have a wal-mart, and it''s open 24 hours. You do need a car to get around, though. It''s also 2 hours from Raleigh without any major congestion spots on the highway. Don''t keep your boat at the waterfront, though. The locals are, shall we say, resentful of ''rich boy toys'' and are rumored to throw rocks. McCotter''s Marina is a good remote spot adjacent to the country and yacht club. Shabby but solid facilities (withstood several hurricanes intact) but you can''t beat $150 a month for a 40-foot slip that includes power and water. It''s also fresh water, well-protected, and not prone to tidal depth variances. Straight shot down the Pamlico River out Ocracoke Inlet if you feel like taking some time offshore, although it will take a good full day to get there.
Any further north you will have problems with the navigability of the water for a liveaboard-sized boat. The bridge from the mainland to Roanoke Island is not full ICW height, so you''ll have to go through the Alligator-Pungo canal all the way back to Belhaven in order to pass through.
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Very nice tour, the organizer were very helpful and with a lot of concern with the tourist's satisfaction!! Our tourist guide was very charming and thorn of the areas to be visited. We'll highly recommend this tour!! Thanks
Well organised but could do with more time in Venice, seemed a rush. The local guide for Venice (not the tour guide) could have been more concise.
The tour was great ! Includes a walking tour of venice and the murano glass factory . The guide was nice but was a difficult to understand her English .I recommend taking the gondola ride which the tour guide will book for you for a price of 20 euro each person but its worth !!
Very interesting learning experience and the tour was good value. The chance to experience a gondola ride was another highlight of the trip.
Venice is an amazing place to visit. We had been there before so we chose to skip the Murano glass part of the tour. Just know if you do the glass factory and the gondola ride, you will not have any free time. We would recommend this tour if you've never been to Venice.
I think the briefing by the tour guide can be shorten to allow us to walk around Venice and enjoy the island. I find it quite short trip as we didn't really explore much Venice. The Murano visit was good. But a day trip to Venice is worth it if you don't intend to overnight in the island.
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Is there any reason a temperature controller like this would not work for a refrigerator fermentation setup? Or even to control the fans in a son of fermentation chilller? It was about $35 I think at Menard's near my home.Lux - Programmable Thermostats: WIN100 Thanks, Scott
Wow, that seems like a good deal. As long as your fridge doesn't draw more than 15 amps, and I can't see why it would, you are good. You would need to get the thermowell in the fridge somehow.
I've been using one of those for quite a while. I love it and highly recommend it!http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/temp...troller-49559/ drost
Only goes down to 45. No good for lagering... and quite a few styles of beer in a kegerator.
So just disable the controller and use the fridge's built-in thermostat when you need to go colder than 45°.
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I don't have one yet but the lux also has a temp offset setting of up to 5 degrees, so I would think you could offset 45 to 50 and get it to go down to an actual temp of 40 which is just about right.
Also the lux has a remote thermo probe already on a short wire, you should only need to extend the prob into the freezer.
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#1Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:14 PM
Our DS starts school soon and I am feeling really worried about him getting sunburnt at lunch time.
I keep seeing the ad for the 50+ banana boat sunscreen on my side bar and am wondering does that give him 50 x his natural sun protection? So for example if he burns in 15 minutes without suncream does 50+ mean he has 50x 15 mins? Does school help the kids reapply? Will of course send him to school with it on already, which will cover recess but want last until lunch. What do people do? thanks #2Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:18 PM
Not sure about every school but I vaguely recall a teacher friend saying a few years back they weren't allowed to apply sunscreen on a child but they could encourage them to do it themselves.
#3Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:24 PM
My DS is hopeless with sunscreen (at 8 years old), hates me putting it on him, wont reapply himself, but in three years of school he has never been burnt in the playground. I think with compulsory hats and quite a bit of shaded areas he is not exposed to much direct sun during the lunch break - probably no more than 10 or 15 minutes. I wouldn't start worrying until he actually gets burnt at school, it is pretty unlikely, so don't waste your energy on a problem that doesn't exist yet!
#4Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:31 PM
Same as Albo here - DS has two breaks at 11am and 1pm for about 30 minutes. He has tanned where his arms and legs are exposed but has not come home with a dose of sunburn.
#5Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:37 PM
^^^ To quote the ad "tanning is skin cells in trauma".
I would be concerned about tanning. #6Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:43 PM
I have bought DD a roll on sunscreen and taught her how to apply it herself. I am going to leave the sunscreen in her school bag and told her to put it on when she is going to play outside.
She is very good at getting all her parts and really likes putting it on. I got the tip of keeping some in her school bag from EB. Thanks whoever it was. #7Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:49 PM
I think most schools have a sunblock table and the kids are encouraged to put it on themselves, when going outside. The uniform with the hat for outside should stop any sunburn and as the pp's said, there is plenty of shade nowadays.
#8Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:00 PM
My non-expert gut feel is that if you are concerned about burning, then you need to teach your son to re-apply sunscreen before lunch. Even with a 50+ I would have thought it would need to be re-applied before lunch to be sure. Have a look at at bottle in the shop - does it say re-apply after 2 hours?
From what I have read going from a 30+ to a 50+ sunscreen does not give you a huge amount of more coverage. I think at 30+ it is already blocking out more than 90% of UVB rays. So the increased protection is on UVB rays is going to be minimal. (I just did a quick google - if the news coverage on the ABC is correct 30+ filters 96.7% and 50+ is 98% filtering.) My guess is that a new application of SPF 30+ would give better coverage than SPF 50+ done potentially 4 hours before. What do I do - well right now I'm teaching my son to do it himself and my son's Kindy helps them re-apply sunscreen. I hope that by the time he is at school he will be able to re-apply it himself. #9Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:09 PM
I put a little roll-on inside her lunch box. So when she finishes her lunch (inside) it is right there to remind her. She is good at putting sunscreen on though.
You could wrap his lunch, then wrap the sunscreen to it with a big note saying 'put this on or else!! '. Edited to add: You had better specify to put the sunscreen on. I have a son who would wear the sandwich on his head. Edited by mummy2amelia, 25 January 2013 - 04:13 PM. #10Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:47 PM
Honestly we have been at many different schools and they have never even allowed time for suncream, let alone supervised or encouraged it's use. I tried sending a roll on when our first child started, but there just isn't time to put it on (remembering it needs to go on 15 minutes before to be effective).
And in 8 years of school so far our "burn in 5 minutes" children have never had a burn at school (or tanning, our skin type doesn't tan anyway) #11Posted 25 January 2013 - 05:01 PM
Thanks for all the replies, I feel much better hearing your kids have not burnt at school! I have a roll on and a tube on a keying thing to clip to his bag, but I don't think he will put it on without someone standing there getting him to do it.
I will cover him in the morning and with his hat and the shade over the playground, hope for the best! It's a bit silly really, they should have a 5 min break 15 before lunch to all put some on! #12Posted 25 January 2013 - 05:06 PM
Wide brimmed hats and lots of shade plus sunscreen applied at home before school has always worked for my fair skinned daughter. Never been sunburnt at school.
#13Posted 25 January 2013 - 05:16 PM
This is a long time ago for me but even 10 years ago our school had a strict sun smart policy. Children were not allowed out to play unless they had a hat on and sunscreen.
The children had their own sunscreen in their bags and they were all given time to put it on before they went out. Even at age 5 they should be able to manage this but the teachers did help children who had some trouble. The office had a table outside it with a huge pump pack of sunscreen for those children who had lost/misplaced their own tube. This was supplied by the school. The sunscreen and spare hats also went on all sports days, excursions and camps. OP I would be checking their Sun smart policy and if it lacking then I would get myself onto the PCA and try to make some changes. Our kids never got burnt at school in thirteen years. #14Posted 25 January 2013 - 05:24 PM
We put sunscreen on before school they have to wear a hat when outside, in 7 years of school my 3 fair kids have not been burnt.
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Names are all your choice. When deciding birth orders, roll the dice for how many months/years the children are apart from each other in age. Feel free to add pictures, descriptions, etc.
6. You have five daughters.
Eliza, Leonore, Althea, Geneva, Rosalind
What are your kids' names, in birth order?
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Names are all your choice. When deciding birth orders, roll the dice for how many months/years the children are apart from each other in age.
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Your name: Lily Claire Evans
When is your birthday? July 14
Where did you grow up? Charlottesville, Virginia
Who raised you? Mom and Dad
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Where did he grow up? New York City, New York
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Does he have any siblings? Yes
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How did you meet him? Through his sister, Kate.
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3 months later Katie delivers a baby girl they name Jamie Hannah.
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UF has asked the College of Education and the College of Nursing to submit proposals presenting the pros and cons of cutting their undergraduate education programs.
Those are the only two colleges that have been asked by UF to present such proposals, said UF spokeswoman Janine Sikes.
UF Provost Joe Glover wrote in an e-mail that both of the colleges have focused more on graduate education in recent years, and they were asked to examine the possibility of cutting undergraduate programs because of UF's desire to focus more on graduate education and research, which was affirmed by the Board of Trustees at its annual retreat Friday.
Sikes said the educations offered at both colleges could also be earned at other public universities in Florida and potentially at Santa Fe College.
Larry Lansford, College of Education spokesman, said the college has shifted toward a focus in graduate education.
Only 556 of the more than 1,800 students in the college are enrolled in majors that have an undergraduate component, according to Lansford. Undergraduates currently enrolled would be able to finish their degrees, he said. The majors, elementary education and early childhood education, also include a fifth year of study that culminates in a master's degree.
But just because the college has been focusing more on graduate education doesn't mean it's eager to give up its undergraduate programs.
"It's something we've been doing for over a hundred years," Lansford said.
A letter addressed to UF officials and signed by 57 faculty members from the college also urges UF not to cut the programs, arguing they are essential and that the college is best known for them.
A Facebook group called "Save Undergraduate Education at UF," which opposes the elimination of undergraduate programs at UF had nearly 700 members as of Wednesday night.
Lansford said it is not yet known how much cutting the college's undergraduate programs could save. The college had a budget of about $29 million in 2007-2008, he said.
He said UF hasn't yet decided if it will cut the programs and added that UF has also asked the college to submit a proposal that would shrink the undergraduate programs, with a possible emphasis on more in-demand areas such as math and science education.
The College of Nursing, which had a budget of almost $13 million in 2007-2008, not including grants and private funds, has also been shifting its focus to graduate education, said Tracy Wright, the college's spokeswoman.
She said the college has not been planning to eliminate the programs, however, and said she didn't know how much the move could save.
The college has 394 graduate students and 340 undergraduates. Another 333 freshmen and sophomores are hoping to get into the undergraduate program when they become juniors, she said.
Both Lansford and Wright said they couldn't say if professors would be laid off if undergraduate programs were cut.
Each stressed the fact that no decisions have been made yet.
"It's one of many alternatives to deal with the budget cuts," Wright said.
Still, some students are not hesitating to make their stance against the proposed program cuts known.
Kali Davis, a graduate student in the College of Education, said a candlelight vigil will be held in front of Norman Hall on March 4 at 7:30 p.m. Davis said there will be about 200 battery-operated candles at the event.
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Room Amenities
All 128 rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and dishwashers. Other amenities available to guests include free WiFi, free wired Internet, and sofa beds.
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