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Deborah Marrott (Ph.D. University of Utah) is Professor of Basic Composition. Dr. Marrott has taught composition and literature at the college level for over 20 years. She is in her second term as BC/ESL Department Chair and has served on numerous institutional committees, including chairing the UVU Faculty Excellence Committee and the UVU Tenure Board of Review. Based on student ratings, she won the 1997-1998 University College Faculty Excellence Award and has since been nominated 12 additional times for that award. Her scholarship focuses on basic writing pedagogy, social justice in education and educational linguistic anthropology. She is passionate about researching how people use language and seeing the ways in which gaining confidence in reading and writing can change students' lives. She loves her large family, the beach, NFL football and spending time with her husband and her two Miniature Schnauzers, Wolfgang and Hank.
Has a PhD in Adult and Postsecondary Education for the University of Wyoming, an M.A. from BYU in TESL with a focus on teaching and program administration, and a B.A. from the University of Utah. He has taught ESL for twenty-nine years at universities in the United States. In his free time, he enjoys fishing, camping, hiking, attending plays and other cultural events, and being involved in community and civic activities.
Has taught English as a Second Language in university settings since 1996. He has taught in Mexico, Egypt, China, Arizona, New York, and Utah. He is nearing completion of a Ph.D. at the University of Utah. Kevin is an avid fly fisherman and spends summers fishing and running rivers. His hobbies include reading, tying flies, listening to music, and watching movies.
Coordinates the English Conversation Club. She received a BA in German Literature and International Relations, and an MA in TESOL from BYU. She has taught at UVU for more than 10 years. She has also taught ESL at BYU, at the U of U, SLCC and other schools. She has also worked as a teacher/trainer in China.
Has a BA in Linguistics, an MA in TESOL, and a Ph.D. In Instructional Psychology and Technology. He has taught ESL for 10 years. His scholarly interests include computer-assisted language learning (CALL), qualitative research in TESOL, and formal and informal evaluation of language teaching and learning. Ben plays an active role in Intermountain-TESOL (a TESOL affiliate) and is a member of TESOL and other professional organizations. In his spare time he enjoys going on walks with his family, reading, and cycling. He is also involved in community organizations such as the Boy Scouts of America and the Utah Baroque Ensemble.
(M.A. Washington State University) Mike Hilbert received his B.A. in English Literature from the University of Utah in 2009. In May of 2012 Mike graduated with his M.A. degree in Rhetoric and Composition from Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. Mike's scholarly and research interests include large-scale writing assessment, student placement within composition programs, and collaborative learning in first-year writing courses. Mike is a past instructor of English 101—Introduction to College Writing at Washington State University, and has held several internships in Washington State University's Writing Programs in which he assisted administrators in programmatic design, student advancement, and student placement. When he isn't teaching, Mike enjoys playing basketball, watching the Utah Jazz, camping, and fly-fishing. He lives in Lehi, Utah with his wife and daughter.
Originally from Sugar City, Idaho. He graduated from Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho with an AA and then went to BYU where he studied Spanish and TESL. He has an MA in Spanish Linguistics and a TESL Certificate. He has taught at a number of schools and has taught ESL for about 18 years. He has traveled in Mexico, Guatemala, and Peru.
Has been in the field of second language training for more than 30 years. He has taught German, English language, and linguistics courses at several universities and colleges including the University of California at Davis, Southeastern University in Washington, D.C., Montgomery College in Maryland, Rockford College in Illinois, BYU, and UVU. Brian has also been involved in ELL program management in several parts of the US and overseas. He has presented numerous workshops and papers at many conferences. Although born in Salt Lake City, he has lived and worked in many states and has traveled to many countries. Brian is married to his beautiful wife, Shiona, and has three children and seven grandchildren. He loves skiing, hiking, fishing, and being with his family.
Has developed university level ESL methods classes for teachers at UVU and BYU. He
became a National Board Certified Teacher in 2000 with a specialty in Early Adolescent/Middle
Childhood - English as a New Language. Richard has a doctorate in elementary education/reading
emphasis from BYU and is currently employed full time in the Salt Lake City School
District as a reading specialist.
Is originally from St. Louis, Missouri. She has a B.A. in Linguistics from BYU with
an emphasis in TESOL and Deaf Communications. She also has a Graduate TESOL Certificate
from BYU. She started teaching ESL in 2000 and has taught at UVU, BYU, Nomen Global,
and the MTC over the past several years. Brooke is also an American Sign Language
Interpreter for the Deaf. In her free time, she enjoys exercising, playing sports,
photography, music, playing the guitar, traveling, and cooking.
Has an MA in Language Acquisition/TESOL Certificate and a BA in Russian and French
from Brigham Young University. She has taught ESL, Russian and French in Untied States
and abroad. Veronica enjoys learning and teaching foreign languages, traveling, photography,
playing piano, jogging and rock-climbing.
Has an MA in TESOL and a BA in Linguistics from BYU. She has over six years of EFL
and ESL teaching experience in Mongolia and USA. Her research interests include ESL
and EFL teacher training, developing listening and speaking skills, teaching culture,
CALL, and issues related to NNESTs. She strives to develop herself professionally
by actively serving and participating in TESOL and its affiliate Intermountain-TESOL.
During her free time, she enjoys reading, jogging, and hiking.
Earned his Masters Degree in Teaching ESL at Brigham Young University, and also has
a BA in Spanish from BYU. He has taught ESL for 13 years, including 7½ years in Hawaii
and 2½ years in Samoa. He has also worked for 10 years as a writer and designer of
computer language courses. He loves to hike and do photography in nation al parks
and other scenic areas.
I am currently in the second year of my Master's program in TESOL and am writing a
pedagogical thesis on dynamic written corrective feedback. I received my Bachelor's
degree in Linguistics from BYU in 2012 and will graduate with my Master's in 2014.
I have taught English as a second language for three years and have tutored and developed
materials in various contexts. I love traveling and have traveled on six of the world's
continents (I will visit my 47th country this year). I have lived abroad and taught
English abroad, most recently in Namibia, southwestern Africa. In my free time, I
love exercising, cooking, photography, and spending time with my husband. I love learning
about anything and getting to meet people from different cultural backgrounds. Some
of my favorite things are sunshine, the beach, and chocolate. It is my goal to live
life to its fullest.
Graduated from BYU with a BA in International Relations and a minor in Italian. Received
her TESOL Certificate from BYU in 2003. Taught English as a Second Language at BYU,
Russian University of Modern Education, and private school in Moscow. She enjoys teaching
English, getting to know people from different cultures, teaching Zumba, reading,
and cooking with her friends.
Has a Graduate certificate in TESOL, a Bachelors degree in Linguistics with a minor
in TESOL, and a nearly completed Masters degree in TESOL all from BYU (Brigham Young
University). She has been the manager of an online tutoring company based in Korea
for over three years and has over five years of teaching and tutoring expe rience
in the U.S., online to Korea and Hong Kong, and abroad in Japan. She enjoys learning
languages and has studied Spanish, Russian, ASL, and French. She is always excited
to learn new things and enjoys cooking, reading, doing things outside and spending
time with family and friends.
Is from Maryland, near Washington D.C. She studied abroad in London, England. After
she graduated from university she moved to Paris, France. While living in Paris for
several years she studied languages and received a Diploma in French. She is a Certified
ESL Teacher. Her career began in Maryland where she taught French and English as a
Second Language in the local colleges. She chose this career because she is passionate
about connecting with people from different cultures, and because with this job she
can work anywhere in the world. For her personal interests she loves traveling to
foreign countries to visit her friends. She has taken so many trips that she has used
up all the pages in her passport. She is delighted to be teaching at UVU to help people,
and to make new friends from around the globe.
Coordinates the Community Education courses for resident ESL students at the main
UVU campus in Orem. He received his Masters Degree in TESL from Brigham Young University
and has taught ESL, French, and German for over 30 years in England, France, Germany,
and the United States. He has also worked for a software company that developed ESL
multimedia programs that are used throughout the world. He enjoys cycling, skiing,
playing racquetball, and traveling to foreign countries.
Graduated from BYU with an MA in TESOL. She has taught students from Brazil and Hong
Kong online. She also teaches at BYU. In her free time she enjoys reading, hiking,
and cooking.
Has a MA in Education and TESL and Utah teaching license with TESL and Russian endorsements.
She has taught English and Russian in public and private schools in Ukraine and Utah.
She also worked as a writer, translator, language consultant and voice talent for
various private businesses. Her interests include literature, current politics, sports,
and anything related to healthy lifestyle. She loves to learn new things and hopes
to learn from and with her students every day.
After receiving his BA English in 2008, Steve Holland travelled to Taiwan to teach
English. In 2009, he returned to the US to pursue an MA TESOL at Brigham Young University
and has taught reading, applied grammar, and writing at BYU's English Language Center
and Selnate International School. He has also taught first-year composition at Brigham
Young University and Salt Lake Community College.
Has been teachin g EFL and ESL for 25 years. She came from Russia with a Bachelor's
degree in Foreign Language Instruction and a Master of Arts in English. She loves
learning and teaching. In her free time, she prefers traveling and hiking, as well
as spending time with her green-winged macaw King.
It was only yesterday when I stood frozen, terrified that I would become stuck between
each pair of suspended white marble steps and fall into a mangled heap on the floor
below at BYU. Only with the tugs of my mother's hands did I ascend and follow her
to the class she was teaching. The whole effect ironically linked teaching to adventure
and my future as a teacher. I started teaching flute, and elementary topics in Utah
before moving to the Washington D.C and then to South Korea for four years of teaching.
Now I am in my ninth year if teaching English to second language speakers. Compared
to my travels through seven other countries and living to coast here, teaching is
ever just as challenging. My rewards come by learning about life from my students.
Has a Master's Degree in TESOL from BYU. She specializes in teaching reading and writing.
Has lived in and/or traveled to 10 countries and counting, has taught English for eight years in Taiwan, Ecuador, Switzerland, and the US, and has worked with students from over 30 countries. She received her Bachelor of Science from Brigham Young University and CELTA from International House Barcelona in Spain, and has also coordinated tutoring programs, trained ESL teachers, and worked on program development. She is fluent in Spanish, and has also studied French, Italian, and Chinese and hopes to become fluent in all of them. Since changing careers several years ago--from working professionally as a tailor to becoming a language teacher--she has never looked back. The best (and most valued) compliment ever given her by a student: Kiri is "a true educator." She loves writing and listening to music, dancing, reading, writing, singing, designing and sewing, photography, music therapy, taking long walks, getting lost in unfamiliar cities, snorkeling and beaches, yoga, cooking and hosting dinner parties, being around really kind and intelligent and creative people, cafes, Sufi poets, rainbows, dirt, humanitarianism, woodworking and power tools, and, in addition to continually working to be a really good teacher, she still dreams of being a rock star, a mom, a famous author, and CEO of her own company. Kiri is from Utah and is very happy to be teaching at UVU.
Childhood was spent in New Mexico, and later in Kaysville, Utah. She attended Brigham
Young University where she graduated, prepared to teach English as a first language.
After spending a year and a half in Colombia, South America, she moved to Phoenix,
Arizona where she started teaching English as a Second Language to adults who needed
it t in order to find employment. She realized that she loved ESL so much that she
wanted to get a degree in it. She returned to Brigham Young University and received
her master's degree in TESL. During her graduate studies she did internships, helping
to create and publish textbooks for the English Language Center. She continued this
project full time for years after graduating. Later she worked for BYU Independent
Study, teaching the professors how to write good courses. She has happily returned
to teaching ESL and is excited to work with UVU students.
Received her bachelors degree in Spanish Teaching and ESL. Also, she received my Masters
in Second Language teaching from Utah State University. She has taught at Utah State,
and in many community education programs. Kara also worked as a college supervisor
at Baldwin supervising and advising students completing their ESL and Spanish Teaching
degrees. She am originally from Utah, but have spent time living around the world
and United States. Kara loves teaching and seeing my students progress in their language
First began Teaching English as a Second Language in 1993 on the island of Palawan
in the South China Sea. Since that time, Brian has taught at Boise State University,
Penn State University, The University of New Mexico, and volunteer work at the Plaza
Comuniteria in Idaho. He is currently teaching at Utah Valley University and Brigham
Young University. Brian has a Master's Degree from Penn State in Teaching English
as a Second Language (TESL). He has two Bachelor degrees in English from Boise State
University- Writing & Literature. Brian also spent time at the University of New Mexico
working on a PhD in Educational Linguistics. Brian's 2nd language is Tagalog (Filipino).
He has taken courses in Spanish, Classical Greek, Latin, Hebrew, and Japanese. He
really enjoys teaching, travel, other cultures & languages, the outdoors, racquetball,
and especially his family.
Has a BA in Art and she has a MA in English from California State East Bay. She recently
(2010) received an MFA in Studio Art from BYU. She has taught English in France and
Japan, and at many colleges in California. She has four children and she enjoys painting
and traveling.
Was born and raised in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She received a BA in Linguistics and TESOL
from BYU in April of 2013 and plans to further her education in the future. She has
been privileged to teach with a couple of different language programs, including the
ELC, EIP Korea, and now with UVU. She is also currently the co-director of a community
English program in Orem. She considers herself fortunate to be able to say that she
loves what she does, and truly means it! Getting to know and building relationships
with the students is what she enjoys most. She enjoys ballroom dancing, cooking and
baking, reading, and anything outdoorsy.
Has been teaching ESL for more than 13 years in places such as Utah, Atlanta, GA and
Istanbul, Turkey. She loves languages and culture, but her favorite part of teaching
is the students.
Was born and raised in Utah. She completed her BA in Linguistics and TESOL at Brigham
Young University, and she is currently studying in BYU's TESOL MA program. Lydia anticipates
graduating in the spring of 2012. She is filled with happiness knowing I am able to
share with them a skill that can ultimately improve the quality of life they lead.
Is originally from Denver, Colorado. She has a B.A. in Linguistics from BYU with an
emphasis in TESOL. She also has a Graduate TESOL certificate from BYU. She started
teaching ESL in 2008 and has taught in Switzerland and India as well as at BYU and
UVU. Recently, Sarah presented her linguistic research from India at a conference
in New Zealand. Sarah enjoys learning foreign languages and speaks German, Swiss German,
Swedish, and Telugu. She is currently learning Spanish. In her free time, she enjoys
running, swimming, reading, cooking, scuba diving with her husband Ben, getting to
know people from different cultures, and traveling.
Grew up in northern California. She received a B.S. and also an M.Ed. from BYU. She
has been an educator for 26 years. In addition to teaching elementary school for many
years, she has taught Management Communications (business writing and speaking) at
BYU and has taught composition, business writing, public speaking, and ethics at Eagle
Gate/Provo College. Shauna lived in Ecuador for a year and a half. She enjoys traveling,
reading, writing, and spending time with people.
Love of language has propelled her through an undergraduate (BYU), Masters (ASU),
and just recently, PhD program at Arizona State University where she graduated in
Linguistics. Rasing seven children with her husband, Wayne, has also taken a large
share of her time. She taught composition at BYU and ASU before earning her doctorate,
and linguistics at BYU, and ESL and composition classes at UVU since. Collectively,
her family has been all over the world, and Nancy has a great interest in cultures
and the people that are part of them. She also enjoys being outdoors, sewing, and
piano and choir. Teaching has been her dream and she is so happy to be able to teach
at Utah Valley University!
After completing his educational career, Johnny discovered his passion for new immigrant
students and represented the ELS Corporation as a worldwide student recruiter. While
in Oklahoma City, the Oklahoma City Public Schools offered him the challenge of creating
the first newcomer program for immigrant students and their parents in the district
and the state. Johnny has been active in the field of ESL for over 20 years. Prior
to moving back to Utah, he was the Director of Language & Cultural Services for the
Oklahoma City Public Schools. Johnny lives in Orem, Utah with his wife and 6 children.
He loves to read non-fiction books. He enjoys meeting people from around the world
and learning their cultures and languages.
Has been an academic advisor for two years and has taught ESL part-time in Provo, Salt Lake City, and San Nicolas, Argentina since 2004. She has a BA in English Literature from UVSC and an MEd. with an emphasis in Adult Learning from Westminster College. She is currently working on TESOL certification and in her less sane moments, considers a PhD every now and again. When she is not advising or teaching, Lisa spends her time watching documentaries, reading mostly non-fiction, discovering and eating at good restaurants, playing with her 3 cats and 2 dogs, and hanging out with her 6 children and 3 grandchildren. Lisa hopes to live and teach abroad again soon.
Is from Cancun, Mexico and she has a B.A. from LA SALLE Cancun University in Business Administration. She has experience in human relations, customer service, and quality control for 8 years at hotels in Mexico and in United States. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, snowmobiling, swimming, camping, hiking, and watching movies. Also, Elizabeth likes to work for Basic Composition and ESL department because she gets to meet interesting students and the different cultures that they are from.
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Is from Mexico City and he grew up into a lovely family. He is the oldest of five brothers, he studied Accounting in Mexico, and at UVU he is studying Business Management. He likes to organize, create and to be involved in projects. Juan enjoys having time with his family, eat together, and talk with them. Also, he likes to watch movies with his friends, play in the snow, swim, and play basketball.
Was born in Mexico City, but grew up in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz. She moved to Utah 2 years ago, where she learned English. She adores her family and friends. She is also a good listener, sympathetic, and she loves to help and serve people. She is majoring in psychology, which is one of her biggest passions, and her goal is to help people to reach a higher level of happiness and satisfaction with their lives.
Is from Mexico City, she is a junior in the Community Health Program at UVU. She graduated with an Associate of Applied Science degree and a Medical Assistant Certification from LDS Business College in Salt Lake City, Utah. Lilly enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, camping and spending time admiring the beautiful landscapes in Utah. She also loves music, dance, folklore, art and learn from different cultures.


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South Central Railway General Manger G.N. Asthana along with Vijayawada Divisional Railway Manager Pradeep Kumar and other branch officers and staff visited the flood-affected areas on Thursday.
The GM inspected the Electric Traction Training Centre (ETTC), Vijayawada and commended the upkeep of the Training Institute. He went on a tour to Samalkot and inspected Samalkot Railway station, various passenger amenities etc. Mr. Asthana announced a cash award of Rs.20,000 for Samalkot Railway Station towards the upkeep of the station and its circulating area.
The General Manager also visited the flood-affected bridge over River Thandava and the families of the Railway Colony at Tuni Railway Station and made enquiries about their well being.
He later distributed provisions and clothes which were donated by the Commercial Department of Vijayawada Division.
Senior Divisional Commercial Manager L.S.R.K. Sastry initiated the drive to collect provisions from among his staff for distribution to about 184 families. Mr. Asthana advised the Officers and staff to keep up the good work and help the travelling public.
Emphasising the need for keeping keen vigil during such natural calamities, he announced a cash award of Rs.50,000 to the Tuni Station Manager P.C. Sahu towards the good work done to the flood-affected families of the Railway Colony at Tuni and rendering timely help. eom


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The Jeffersonville Parks Authority's plan to construct a building as part of a multisport complex along Charlestown Pike is in trouble because of costs, and the Ohio River Bridges Project is the culprit.
Part of the construction plan includes the use of 50,000 cubic yards of fill dirt for the new complex to help solve drainage issues. But the $5 million budget for the project, which would include six soccer fields — two of which could also be used as football fields — and an indoor, multisport building fell well short of bids because it assumed fill dirt would cost $7 to $8 per cubic yard. Instead, the cost of fill dirt has risen to around $25 per cubic yard, said Matt Gullo, an architect with Kovert Hawkins.
Gullo pointed to the huge amount of fill dirt needed for the Ohio River Bridges Project. Gullo presented alternatives to the parks authority that would allow the project to come in below the $5 million initial estimate, but none of those alternatives included the building.
Parks authority member and city Councilman Dennis Julius wondered aloud if another property without drainage issues could be purchased to serve as the site for the complex, but councilman and authority President Ed Zastawny responded that it's difficult to buy land because land prices also have been inflated by the bridges project.
Authority member and Councilman Mike Smith asked if the building wasn't a higher priority than the soccer and football fields, but Zastawny responded that the fields were more important in his opinion.
"Together they'd be incredible, but either/or, it'd be a very unique place [with just the fields]," Zastawny said.
Zastawny said that the authority plans to get in touch with the Clark-Floyd Regional Tourism Bureau to see about asking for help with funding for the project. However, no action was taken by the authority because without the building component as part of the plan, the entire project may need to be refigured, attorney Scott Lewis said.
Gullo warned the authority that the price of fill dirt will remain high, and that delays on the project could become costly.
The issue will be revisited at the next meeting of the parks authority. The board has the same members as the city council.
The authority tabled a contract with Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt to permit the company to sell its products at the Jeffersonville Aquatic Center.
Parks Director Paul Northam presented the contract to the authority, which would entitle the city's parks department to $1 for every cup of frozen yogurt sold by the frozen-yogurt chain. However, a multitude of legal concerns prevented the authority from taking any action.
Lewis noted that the contract, which he believed was written by Orange Leaf, did not include a provision requiring the vendor to carry liability insurance. Lewis warned that the city could be held liable if something were to go wrong.
Councilwoman and Authority Member Lisa Gill asked how the city's portion of the profits from sales would be tracked. Northam responded that the parks department would likely depend on Orange Leaf to provide the numbers.
"I think this [contract] is something [Lewis] could tighten up," Julius said.
The authority discussed the possibility of taking over Glossbrenner Public Garden, which is owned by Indiana Landmarks and cared for Jeffersonville City Pride.
The question at hand: If the city were to take ownership of the garden, which city department would be charged with ownership?
Lewis said title work must be done to ensure that there are no outstanding liens against the property.


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Paternity Leave: Does It Benefit The Home?
Fathers often talk the talk about sharing parenting duties with mothers when it comes to a newborn. But a new study finds that couples who profess to believe in equally shared parenting rarely do so in practice.
The researchers surveyed 181 married, heterosexual, tenure-track professors with children under age two. All of the professors had access to paid parental leave. Each survey participant was asked how their handling of about 25 child-care tasks compared with their spouse's handling of the same tasks.
Among the tasks: changing child's diapers; taking child to doctor; feeding the child; staying home from work to care for the child; giving child a bath.
The majority of professors—both male and female, particularly the women—held the view that men and women should share child-care duties. But only three of 109 male faculty members surveyed reported that they did half or more of the care, while 70 of 73 women reported doing at least half—even when both spouses worked full time.
The study found that female professors who took paid maternity leave spent most of their time off to focus on infant care, including breast-feeding. Male professors, on the other hand, used their paid paternity leave to focus on things other than infant care, such as research and publishing papers.
The study also found that women enjoyed doing child care work more than men.
"Our results suggest that one reason why female professors do more child care may be that they like it more than men do," the researchers wrote in the study. "This conclusion is possible even though the vast majority of female respondents and a clear majority of male respondents believe that husbands and wives should share child care equally. Gender ideology about care may be less important than feelings on these matters."
The study, in the January issue of the Journal of Social, Evolutionary, and Cultural Psychology, was conducted by Steven Rhoads, a political scientist at the University of Virginia and his son, Christopher Rhoads, an assistant professor of education at the University of Connecticut. (One caveat: the survey of the professors was done in 2001—and ideas about gender and parenting may have changed over the past decade.)
The researchers say that offering paid paternity leave might actually serve to advance men more than women because men tend to use the time for professional work. While only about 12% of men currently use their post-birth leave option, the study finds, "if men should begin to take leave in much larger numbers, far from leveling the playing field, gender-neutral, post-birth leaves are likely to tilt the field further in favor of men."
One could also argue, though, that paternity leave offers men the opportunity to learn to do more at-home and child-care tasks—and true equality in the workplace will never occur unless there is home equality as well.
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This course will examine devotional texts in the Old Testament that go beyond the psalter: Lamentations; the encounter between Job and God in Job 38 -42; prayers in Chronicles (including the prayer of Jabez, 1 Chron 4:9-10); and The Song of Songs. Corinne Ware's book, Discover your Spiritual Type, A Guide to Individual and Congregational Growth, will be used to guide reflection as we examine the diversity of spirituality in later Israel and look at its application to our own lives.
Elihu Vedder, Study for "Prayer for Death in the Desert," 1867
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Republican Bill Johnson supported requiring people to present photo identification before voting, while Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes denounced it as a "barrier to the ballot box" as the candidates for Kentucky secretary of state met in a debate Monday night.
The rivals also differed on whether Kentucky's Constitution should be amended to provide automatic restoration of voting rights for felons who have served their sentences. Johnson opposes such a measure. Grimes voiced personal support but said it's up to state lawmakers to decide whether to put such a measure on the ballot.
The candidates seeking to become Kentucky's chief elections officer squared off in a lively hourlong debate on Kentucky Educational Television in Lexington. They are vying to become Kentucky's third secretary of state within a year.
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As I said in the prior post, it isn't always easy to enjoy yourself at an assignment that seems daunting because your mind is completely preoccupied with making sure you get "the image." As I walked into the U.S. China Trade & Investment Seminar at a local hotel at first glance I thought; "Great, where […]
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The state Court of Appeals has overturned the second-degree murder conviction of an Albuquerque man for killing a 65-year-old woman who traveled to New Mexico to start writing a book.
The court ruled Monday that Bruce Schwartz' constitutional rights were violated because four prosecution witnesses testified using an Internet video connection. The court said his right to confront the witnesses was denied.
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How pet projects in Alaska became pet peeve on Hill
Thomas Pease's flower-scented backyard might seem to be an odd place for a battle over federal spending. But the Government Hill neighborhood he calls home has become a front in the fight against pet projects in Congress.
That's because land just a block from Mr. Pease's home could be ripped apart if plans for a major bridge proceed. Officially, it's called the Knik Arm Crossing. But the US public knows it by a different name: the "bridge to nowhere." And ever since it drew headlines last fall, it's become a poster child for congressional earmarks.
Earmarks are items that lawmakers on Capitol Hill tuck into spending bills to fund projects back home. Supporters call it investment. Critics call it "pork." Both call it one of the biggest issues in American politics this year.
"I couldn't believe our little neighborhood fight was actually going national," says Pease, an elementary schoolteacher who opposes the bridge plan. "But I certainly thought the name was appropriate."
Actually, the "bridge to nowhere" refers to two bridges. One is the Knik Arm Crossing, which would connect Alaska's largest city with a little-used port on the other side of a glacier-fed channel that drains into the Pacific. The other is a span that would link Ketchikan, Alaska, to sparsely populated Gravina Island. They initially received earmarks of $231 million and $223 million in last year's transportation-funding bill.
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interleukin 12B (natural killer cell stimulatory factor 2, cytotoxic lymphocyte maturation factor 2, p40)
PharmGKB contains no dosing guidelines for this . To report known genotype-based dosing guidelines, or if you are interested in developing guidelines, click here.
PharmGKB has no annotated drug labels with pharmacogenomic information for this . If you know of a drug label with PGx, send us a message.
PharmGKB contains no Clinical Variants that meet the highest level of criteria.
Disclaimer: The PharmGKB's clinical annotations reflect expert consensus based on clinical evidence and peer-reviewed literature available at the time they are written and are intended only to assist clinicians in decision-making and to identify questions for further research. New evidence may have emerged since the time an annotation was submitted to the PharmGKB. The annotations are limited in scope and are not applicable to interventions or diseases that are not specifically identified.
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PGx Test | Variants Assayed | Related Drugs? |
Alternate Names: | IL12, subunit p40; NKSF2; cytotoxic lymphocyte maturation factor 2, p40; interleukin 12, p40; interleukin 12B (natural killer cell stimulatory factor 2, cytotoxic lymphocyte maturation factor 2, p40); interleukin-12 beta chain; natural killer cell stimulatory factor, 40 kD subunit; natural killer cell stimulatory factor-2 |
Alternate Symbols:  | CLMF; CLMF2; IL-12B; NKSF |
PharmGKB Accession Id: | PA29785 |
Cytogenetic Location: | chr5 : q31.1 - q33.1 |
GP mRNA Boundary†: | chr5 : 158741791 - 158757481 |
GP Gene Boundary†: | chr5 : 158738791 - 158767481 |
Strand: | minus |
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Publications related to IL12B: 6
Potential effect of pharmacogenetics on maternal, fetal and infant antiretroviral drug exposure during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Pharmacogenomics. 2012. Olagunju Adeniyi, et al. |
Predicting response to short-acting bronchodilator medication using Bayesian networks. Pharmacogenomics. 2009. Himes Blanca E, et al. |
Diverse genome-wide association studies associate the IL12/IL23 pathway with Crohn Disease. American journal of human genetics. 2009. Wang Kai, et al. |
Psoriasis genome-wide association study identifies susceptibility variants within LCE gene cluster at 1q21. Nature genetics. 2009. Zhang Xue-Jun, et al. |
Genetic associations with thalidomide mediated venous thrombotic events in myeloma identified using targeted genotyping. Blood. 2008. Johnson David C, et al. |
The IL12B gene is associated with asthma. American journal of human genetics. 2004. Randolph Adrienne G, et al. |
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