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Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas has praised Jermain Defoe for his brace in the London club's 3-0 win over Dinamo Tbilisi.
Defoe had not started a game for Tottenham this season before Thursday, due to the arrival of ex-Valencia striker Roberto Soldado to White Hart Lane.
But the 30-year-old English forward made the most of his opportunity in Villas-Boas' starting XI, scoring two goals in the first half as Tottenham won 3-0 in London to advance to the UEFA Europa League group stages with an 8-0 aggregate victory.
Soldado was left on the bench against Tbilisi, while midfielders Paulinho and Etienne Capoue, plus regular goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, were also rested.
Villas-Boas declared after the win that Defoe's goals and the strong performance of German midfielder Lewis Holtby, who ended the match with a goal and an assist, underlined Tottenham's improving depth.
"Jermain has the goalscoring ability and once again he proved it tonight," Villas-Boas said.
"What we are trying to do is build a strong team with strong players and everyone has to compete for a place.
"Does he have a future? Yeah, we always want to make the team stronger, so players who are in the top 10 of Tottenham's all-time scorers can only be good for the club."
Villas-Boas was also impressed by his team's focus as they did not let Tbilisi back into the two-legged play-off after a 5-0 first-leg triumph in Georgia.
"We couldn't be complacent," Villas-Boas said.
"All the boys did extremely well.
"After a 5-0 win you can come into the game with a laid back attitude. They didn't.
"They kept their professionalism and got some chances and got some good moments of football with some good combinations."
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Sanitarium is heading to the High Court in an attempt to order the destruction of a Canterbury importer's rival Marmite.
Customs seized a container of 'Ma'amite', imported by Rob Savage in August after Sanitarium claimed selling the spread here would be a trademark infringement.
Marmite has been a rare commodity since production was suspended in March because of earthquake damage to Sanitarium's Christchurch factory.
Savage said he was told by customs this morning that Sanitarium had issued legal papers in the high court seeking to destroy his shipment of Ma'amite.
If the company won, Savage's pallet of Ma'amite, worth $15,000, would be taken to a landfill to be ''crushed and buried''.
'I wouldn't get any compensation. In fact, I would have to pay to have it destroyed,'' he said.
Savage said after Sanitarium seized the container, the company had sent him a letter saying if he wanted customs to release the product he would have to agree to a series of terms.
The imported spread, normally called Marmite, is labelled Ma'amite as the jar is a limited edition in honour of the Queen's diamond jubilee, Savage said.
Sanitarium general manager manager Pierre van Heerden confirmed proceedings were filed on Monday to "essentially have that shipment destroyed".
"We regret it having to come to this, but we have to protect our brand," he said.
"Despite our best efforts this hasn't been successful."
Van Heerden said a verbal agreement had been discussed but never formalised, and it had become apparent that Savage did not want to negotiate.
Documents obtained by Fairfax show Sanitarium asked Savage to conceal the spread with labels ''to both the front and back of each jar'' hiding the word Ma'amite.
The letter asked his company, Savage Limited, Savage and his wife to sign a personal guarantee to never import Marmite, Ma'amite, or the cereal Weetabix again.
It also banned Savage from speaking to the media and told him to issue the media with a statement prepared by Sanitarium if approached.
When Savage refused to sign, the company threatened to take legal action.
''I told them to go ahead,'' Savage said.
"I'm not signing something saying there has to be a media blackout and that my wife has to make guarantees about Marmite. It's ridiculous."
He vowed to keep fighting the company.
''I'll fight them in the High Court; I'll fight them anywhere. It may sound silly arguing about breakfast spread, but this is about personal freedom and choice.''
Sanitarium had owned the Marmite trademark since 1921.
In August, Sanitarium's van Heerden told The Press the company did not have any issue with the product, just the name.
Although spelt differently, it phonetically sounded the same.
''That's why they used it in the UK, because everyone knows it sounds like that," he said.
''We've spent a lot of money protecting the brand, making it an iconic Kiwi brand.''
Savage said he had imported the spread in the past without any issues and felt it did not breach the trademark as the two products were "clearly different".
''Who is really going to think that a small store in Kaiapoi is the only place in the country with Marmite? It's ludicrous. We cater for people who want the British product. It's like comparing peanut butter with Jam.''
He had offered to re-label the product as ''Origi-mite'' but it was rejected by Sanitarium.
The product, made by Unilever, is currently sold on New Zealand supermarket shelves under the label Ourmate.
Van Heerden said having the product destroyed was what "none of us wanted", but they saw no other option.
Sanitarium remained open to compromise, van Heerden said, "but that was up to Rob".
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The good pranksters behind the CoalCares.org site not only had the moxy to add a ™ symbol to their site name, they even have the bravado to use the (genuinely) registered trademark of Peabody Energy. Not only content to spoof the coal industries attempts at better Community Relations, they even link back to Peabody Energy!
As the world's largest private-sector coal company, this spoof site presents itself a branding initiative intended to reach out to American youngsters with asthma and to help them "keep their heads high in the face of those who would treat them with less than full dignity". For kids who have no choice but to use an inhaler, Coal Cares™ lets them inhale with pride!
Trademarks? We don't need no steenkin trademarks!
Bravo to those who would construct a clever ruse to remind people of a coal-fuelled society…
This somewhat mitigates fact that the domain itself (coalcares.org) appears to be owned by one of those parasitic name squatters (erm "Domainers") who register otherwise useful names (and often trademarks!) for no purpose other than to dupe people into landing on one of their parked pages, where they hope to generate revenues from pointless ads…All while hoping that someone will pony up to pay a grossly inflated price for a domain name.
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Jabari seems to be a Duke lean at this point, but very very hard to tell. Hood will be a nice addition to next season's team and add alot of athleticism. I never expected to land Randle, so no surprise there. Still plenty of time left on the recruiting trail.
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Currently unranked in the ESPN top-100, he has seen his stock rise with his recent transfer from an unknown Illinois H.S. to powerhouse Findlay Prep (#1 in the country). Former Duke recruit Marcus Lee from California started the offseason unranked, but quickly became a top-20 player after Duke, Kentucky and other major schools began to recruit him. The same is thought of Schilling, who should end up being a top 10/15 big man in the class of 2013.
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While Coach K and the crew missed out on Julius Randle and Austin Nichols, they have quickly turned their focus to a PF from Nevada that is rapidly rising in the 2013 recruiting ranks. Gavin Schilling, an athletic 6'9" 235lb PF from perennial powerhouse Findlay Prep (NV) is now being recruited by Coach K.
According to reports, Coach K is flying to Nevada to make an impression on Schilling today. A year ago Duke got re-involved with Amile Jefferson and waited out his recruitment into the Spring signing period. After seeing a couple of targets go elsewhere this Fall, the Blue Devils are looking around again for a potential late signee, and appear to have found one in the form of Gavin Schilling. (Scout)
It's no secret that Duke is losing Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kelly after this season. While 7'0" Marshall Plumlee is expected to step in at Center, the PF slot is wide open. Jabari Parker will start at PF if he chooses Duke. If he doesn't, Josh Hairston, Amile Jefferson, and any possible big-men recruits will battle for playing time. Schilling would be a perfect addition to the Duke roster.
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I Am American
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 71,428 People
I am a chinese-japanese american.I was born in the USA with a US birth certificate but people will still say no you are asian or a dirty communist (people tend to attack my chinese ethincity more than my japanese ethincity) geez, i cant believe people still think you are only american if you are white. America...
Horse10202 18-21, F 20 Responses 21 Jan 3
A real American. Because -as opposed to peoplejust born here and taking the United States of America for granted- mine was a complete choice that started 22 years ago. I was born in a different country, I migrated legally looking for educational opportunities. Went back to my country of origin only to realize I did not fit...
breathingeasy 41-45, M 12 Responses 24 Jan 21, 2014
I Am An Outraged American FemaleHello, I am Jill, age 44, mom, and have five kids; 3 boys and 2 girls. I was born, raised, and I am a proud and patriotic American citizen. I have served my country well in our armed forces for a number of years. I display the American flag at my country ranch. To say the...
openmindedmaturemom 41-45, F 45 Responses 54 Nov 1, 2013
I'm American. I don't see myself living hereforever though and my boyfriend is looking at working overseas in a few years. I'd be more than happy to go with him. I always admire how people who are exposed to various cultures seem more intelligent, open minded, and well rounded. I want that for my future kids. I am also...
Allforaview 18-21, F 1 Mar 9
I am a very proud American military wifeand mom. My husband is an officer in the Air Force. We are celebrating his 30 years in the service of his country. I support and salute all of the American troops; male and female, who keep us free from known and unknown terrorists.
femaleoncruiseship 46-50, F 10 Responses 26 Apr 6, 2014
I happen to be an American female bornand raised here. I am in my middle to late 30s. I am married and have three boys. I was hoping for a girl someday. This may not be in my cards. I am willing to try one more time. I found about EP from one of many girlfriends of mine. She swears by it and I am to new to...
momfromusa 36-40, F 12 Responses 20 Oct 29, 2014
I was born in the United States,some 45 years ago, and specifically in Arizona. I have lived here all my life. I enjoy the weather here so much as does my family and our friends.
arizonacountrymomnaked 41-45, F 6 Responses 4 Mar 5
I have been ashamed of my countryfor a few years now. Some people think Democrats are better than Republicans. I used to think so too, but then I realized how stupid that was. Obama is a perfect example of how most Democrats are cowards. He compromises way too ******* much, and he lies just as often. In America...
ftmFreddy 18-21, T 11 Responses 6 Mar 10
The Markiplier history of america.https://youtu.be/AviEcrYvvVo and https://youtu.be/HiT5BwG43eg. Markiplier tells what its like to be american its funny
7531yo 18-21, M 1 Response 2 Mar 22
I was not born in Americabut born in Australia. My parents are Americans and were living in and working at the American Embassy located in Sydney. I came along and was born there along with my 5 other siblings.
olderwifeandmom 51-55, F 1 Response 4 Mar 23
I'm not a fan of the current Progressivemovement currently enveloping our country. In fact I hate it. The movement that tells me that I HAVE to side with Trayvon Martin/Michael Brown because I'm black or face the consequences. The movement that tells women that they HAVE to be feminists or face the consequences...
Q. How many Muslim extremists will it take todestroy America? A. None, American Liberals can do it all by themselves, thank you.
Johndoe10000 46-50, M 10 Responses 19 Sep 26, 2014
I'm very proud to be American.Thanks to all of out troops who has fought for out country and I am damn proud to be an American citizen! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yH61hFsma24
ArtLover24 22-25, F 2 Responses 13 Mar 10
BlueJayy 18-21, F 28 Responses 24 a week ago
I have no hope for this country.People say they want a government that represents the people? We have one. It's full of incompetent morons, just as everyday Americans like myself are incompetent morons. If I leave, America will have one less idiot. So **** patriotism, I'm moving to Canada. At least they have...
ftmFreddy 18-21, T 7 Responses 6 Mar 24
I am an American femaleand I was born in Virginia 35 years ago. I love the beach for swimming, sunbathing, playing games, reading, and looking at others. I enjoy my family and friends very much. This is a great nation that I live in. I love the freedom to express myself and to do as I please and I...
loveswalkingbeaches 36-40, F 7 Responses 20 Jun 4, 2014
I never really thought about what it means tobe an American until my Cousin joined the Army and went to Afghanistan for over a year. Since he came home and hearing about some of his experiences, I appreciate those who serve and fight for our freedom.
jerseyjade 16-17, F 5 Responses 9 Mar 11
Read This And Thought It Was FunnyA man goes into the hospital for a vasectomy. Before the procedure a very attractive nurse comes in and takes his vitals, then tells him to take all of his clothes off. When he is fully undressed she instructs him to lie down on the table. The man obeys. The nurse then takes all...
nyx39 36-40, F 22 Responses 22 Oct 31, 2013
My dad is a veteran and my house is the onlyhouse in our development that has a flag pole waving an American flag. He put that up when I was little.
Cherilyn16 18-21, F 6 Responses 16 1 day ago
I Think George Zimmerman Didn't Do Wrong (another update)Warning Warning! This is my opinon and only my opinon and have no scientific proof to back anything up. I posted this to I Am American because this is a story I feel should scare every person in this country of ours. When that whole horrible shooting happened, if you recall the...
Hikingguy 46-50, M 80 Responses 45 Jul 11, 2013
Lady Gag GagOkay so the supreme court has just handed homosexuals a golden plate.Yay for You.I was watching the news just now on the CW.They showed a Clip of Lady Ga Ga waving her little rainbow flag and singing Her rendition of The Star Spangled Banner,with word changes ending with "the...
The1960texan 51-55, M 65 Responses 25 Jul 2, 2013
Our national anthem should be changed to TheGolden Age of Grotesque.
ftmFreddy 18-21, T 5 Responses 1 3 days ago
MizzChocolate99 22-25, F 5 Responses 15 Mar 9
Also Russian. I have dual citizenship.BA BOOM OH YEAH
Countrybae 18-21, F 5 Responses 6 Mar 8
It irritates the hell out of me thatso many Americans missed the point of this day, memorial day. There are 364 other days to show your respect and appreciation for my fellow veterans and service men. Memorial day is just that, a memorial, for those that have died serving our country. Today we should honor and...
Matte201422 36-40, M 11 Responses 30 May 26, 2014
my post about being ashamed to be an Americansometimes proved my point about some Americans being to prideful, many comments telling me to leave and go back to where I came from (and I was born in America) or some telling me to move to a different country (something I planned to do in the late future for job reasons). many...
RavenRena17 18-21, F 7 Responses 8 Mar 22
Bred and born American Indian/mutt mix here.Mostly German, Cherokee Indian and the rest I'm unsure of.
WhatAMadWorldWeAreIn 26-30, F 6 Responses 11 Mar 16
Does anyone else notice how teens these dayshave no respect? I'm only 25 but atleast I have manners. Ugh, I feel for Americas future.
esaeger418 22-25, F 40 Responses 40 Sep 25, 2014
Question! Do you feelthat illegal immigrants should be allowed to obtain a drivers licence in the US? Do you feel that illegal immigrants children should be allowed to receive an education in the US? I asked my mother the first question, and she said no, they shouldn't be allowed to have a drivers...
Scoodaloop 18-21, F 66 Responses 43 Nov 19, 2014
Why do other countries hate usso much? Why do they feel the need to terrorize us? Attack us? Threaten us? Kill our people? Our friends? Our loved ones? Why are they keeping our soldiers captive and chopping their heads off? For what? To send us a message? What message? The only message they're sending us is...
Scoodaloop 18-21, F 83 Responses 34 Oct 2, 2014
Can't wait to get that golden brown tan back,and be rejuvenated by the salt water of the ocean!
Lipsmack37 36-40, F 6 Responses 13 Mar 5
I am, but that DOES NOT mean I'm blindlypatriotic, and I don't think America is "the greatest fvkkin' nation on Earth!". I'm a human being first and foremost, and I appreciate it when foreigners don't lump me together with all Americans. I like my life here, but I've never been to another country, so I'm sorry to you...
OqSydSchizo16 36-40, M 5 Responses 4 Mar 5
episajerk 18-21, M 0 Mar 15
Listen, I don't understandwhy marriage is not legal in 50 of the damn states yet. If you don't support gay marriage, don't have one, don't attend one. Let me marry my pretty girlfriend in any state of my choosing. I don't understand why this still is or ever was an issue. It's ******* ridiculous.
unamerican 18-21, F 42 Responses 74 Mar 21
thank you those who servedand those still serving,
bluesky52 51-55, M 4 Responses 20 May 26, 2014
Yes, I am very proud to be an Americanas most all other citizens here in this nation are. I do support our military forces in keeping us safe from others who want to hurt and even kill us because of our traditional beliefs.
momwithcleavage 41-45, F 16 Responses 20 Apr 6, 2014
I love my country. I just hate the peoplewho run it.
hockeyfanm13 22-25, M 22 Responses 35 Oct 19, 2014
I was born in the rugged mountainsand in "Mile High City" of Denver, Colorado some 33 years ago. My family and I lived in Denver until I completed high school at 18. At that time, we all moved to Las Vegas, Nevada. I completed college at UNLV and started working full time as an accountant and now a CPA. I...
singlefemaleonvacation 31-35, F 4 Responses 13 5 days ago
The best place to liveand die since 1776!
prettyg1 18-21, F 10 Responses 26 Oct 7, 2014
Zimmerman Trial What Really Happened?No trial has divided this country in such a way since the O.J. Simpson trial. One of the biggest reasons is the media's decision to exert their power and try to influence public opinion. The most noteworthy example is NBC and their edited 911 tape of Zimmerman's call in. What...
lasergraph 61-65, M 2 Responses 28 Aug 9, 2013
Hello from the United Kingdom,to all Americans! :)
TickTockTickTock 18-21, F 10 Responses 11 Mar 10
Yeah yeah yeah America is great.Blah blah blah. I'm an American who is tired of people automatically assuming uneducated about the world and simple geography like some of my fellow citizens are. Every time someone foreign messages me they dumb stuff down and question if I even know where their country is. I...
babybop12 18-21, F 20 Responses 29 Jan 20, 2014
Are there any activist on EP ?If so send me a message
Princeofnothing 18-21, M 0 Mar 11
and sometimes I am ashamed to be one.I think Americans can be the most overly prideful. and that's is a bad thing to be.
RavenRena17 18-21, F 24 Responses 8 Mar 22
I am an American and live on the east coastwith my teenage son. I am not married and I am not dating either.
femaleoutshopping 26-30, F 3 Responses 4 Mar 19
Yes I was born in America.I love and I am living the American dream here. I am proud to be an American. If you are an American and you not then you need to rethink why you are here. Freedom is never free.
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Did you tune in for the Oscars on Sunday? While I was pumping out celebrity looks for you to judge, my friend hosted a fabulous Oscars party filled with yummy apps and special drinks. She was tied up with party preparations so I asked you to help her find a rad red-carpet ensemble. Nothing too fancy; just fun!
I started you off with this Marc by Marc Jacobs Cosmos Star Headband ($78) because it's festive and will make her feel like a star in her own right. Let's see . . .
Look #1, created by Ashley2007, is Oscars fabulous. My friend will go ga-ga over those sexy pumps!
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Look #2, created by TeejayR, is all about looking artsy and avant garde. Who can resist that slick jumpsuit? Not I.
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Desert Willow's full time school is a small high school community designed to not exceed the ratio of one teacher per six students.
The purpose is to create a physically and emotionally safe environment focusing on student success, both in school as well as after graduation.
Each student's curriculum is developed on an individualized basis, considering their academic history as well as their goals for the future.
School Overview
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|Offers Post-Graduate Year
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|ADHD, Anxiety, Dyslexia, LD, Asperger's/NLD
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Student Body
|Total Students
|10 students
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State avg.: 32%
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Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|2 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
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|Average Class Size
|4 students
|Classroom Dress Code
Finances and Admission
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|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|Scholarship and tuition assistance information is available on request.
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The school at Desert Willow provides a physically and emotionally safe environment for learners. Students who have learning disabilities, ADHD/ADD, Aspergers, or who are under-achievers can receive a high-quality education that focuses on their learning strengths. Desert Willow's curriculum focuses on the development of skills in reading, writing, math, and learning strategies as outlined in the Arizona State Standards. Accommodations and modifications are provided for those students who require them. This includes anything from individualized course instruction to advanced-placement classes. As a part of their schedule, students participate in computer-skills classes, art projects, and weekly field trips with an emphasis on outdoor education and culture. The acquisition of academic skills is obtained by providing small group instruction — 1:6 ratio of teachers to students. Subjects are taught with an emphasis on the use of Howard Gardner's concept of multiple intelligences so that students can experience learning through the use of their strengths. In order to instill a sense of belonging, students learn how to become a valued and respected member of their school community. Social skills development is emphasized as an integrated part of the school day. Part of the social development curriculum is taken from the "Tribes" program. Through this program, students learn to live and work cooperatively. Group exercises focus on developing a sense of respect and compassion for one's self and others as well as an appreciation of individual differences.
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How to Host the Perfect Tea Party
Host a tea party at home with our three examples of ways to steep you and your guests in the tea tradition.
I have a confession to make that may result in my expulsion from American culture. I have never had a cup of coffee. Ever. I have been a tea drinker all my life, and my interest in tea borders on obsession. Preparing tea for guests is a ritual that spans thousands of year around the globe, and I can't think of a better way to fend off any lingering flu bugs or welcome the first signs of spring than to create a celebration centered around this healthful, ancient beverage.
Relaxing Ritual
Weave into your celebration the four principles of the centuries-old Japanese Tea Ceremony: harmony (between humans and nature), respect (for others), purity (of mind and heart), and tranquility. Carefully choose the flowers, vase, and tea wares for the event, light a fire, and make a point to be thoroughly present as you enjoy the company of your guests.
Suggested Menu: My favorite Japanese teas are Kukicha, Genmaicha, and Hojicha, any of which would complement sushi, miso soup, edamame, rice crackers, and wasabi peas.
Elemental Entertaining
In Chinese culture, tea is regarded as one of the "seven daily necessities," and drinking it reflects their harmony with nature. Incorporate the five elements of Chinese philosophy into your evening by including wood (plant a tree together), earth (use clay pots), fire (light candles), metal (hang wind chimes), and water (treat everyone to their own foot-soaking tub).
Suggested Menu: Serve Chinese teas—my favorites include Dragon Well, Silver Needle, and Jasmine—with pot stickers, spring rolls, scallion pancakes, and tofu stir-fry.
Sophisticated Soirée
Iron your doilies and break out your tea cozies to create a traditional British Afternoon Tea. Adorn your table with porcelain, silver and linens, and provide a tray full of non-dairy milk, sugar cubes, jam, and lemon slices. Provide soft music and prepare to giggle like girls. Hats and gloves are optional.
Suggested Menu: English Breakfast, Orange Pekoe, and Darjeeling teas are all customary, along with sandwiches, scones, cakes, and pastries.
Tea Temperatures
Black Tea: Heat water to 212 degrees and steep for three to five minutes.
Oolong Tea: Heat water to 200 degrees and steep for four minutes.
Green Tea: Heat water to 185 degrees and steep for two to three minutes.
White Tea: Heat water to 175 degrees and steep for one to two minutes.
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Governance Reconsidered: How Boards, Presidents, Administrators, and Faculty Can Help Their Colleges Thrive
Excerpt of Review by Andrew Saultz & Tiffany J. Williams — March 23, 2015 in Teachers College record online
Author(s): Susan R. Pierce & Stephen Trachtenberg
Publisher: Jossey-Bass Publishers, San Francisco
ISBN: 1118738497, Pages: 256, Year: 2014
Susan Resneck Pierce's new book, Governance Reconsidered, examines the changes in the management and governance of higher education. She draws heavily on her vast experience as a professor, department chair, dean, and the former president of the University of Puget Sound. Pierce's central theme is that shared governance in higher education is being challenged due to financial pressures, the growing reliance on non-tenure track faculty, and questions about the value and cost of higher education. She weaves detailed case studies into her historical analyses to provide a rich overview of the changes and obstacles facing higher education.
Pierce argues that communication is key to success. Despite the many changes to the landscape of higher education, faculty, presidents, and boards can thrive if they strategize and communicate effectively. She gives concrete examples for trustees, faculty, and presidents on how to best navigate the many changes within the academy. Her skill for being able to explain how the larger contextual factors influence the historic relationships among various constituencies in higher education is valuable, and she has a keen ability to condense complex ideas into clear, concise lessons.
The author uses specific cases to exemplify and illustrate her larger points about governance and leadership. These examples demonstrate her argument more clearly, and provide valuable evidence for her recommendations. She blends positive and negative exemplars of various relationships among trustees, presidents, and faculty. The case studies, scattered throughout the book, leave the reader with an understanding of how easy it is for university administrators to lose sight of the diverse facets and perceptions of change within the academy. For example, in many of the illustrations where presidents experienced disruptions on campus, the president did not anticipate the faculty skepticism. Pierce uses a historical approach to not only explain the faculty perspective, but to empathize with it. She reiterates that the faculty is the core of the academy.


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Hattiesburg, Miss., officials to determine fate of AIDS group home
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The Hattiesburg, Miss., city council will decide this month whether to allow a group home for HIV/AIDS patients to be established in the city. The proposed 14-bed home would be the first in Hattiesburg, located in south-central Mississippi, and the third in the state, officials said. The nonprofit Hattiesburg AIDS Services Coalition would operate the home as a temporary residence for adults with HIV, said HASC president Bruce Van Nostrand. Residents would learn job skills and receive counseling while paying minimal rent for up to one year. The city planning commission approved the proposed home last week, but final approval is required by the city council. Van Nostrand is currently seeking about $112,000 in grants for the group home.
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The thing about Oswaldo Guayasamín, an Ecuadorian artist who died in 1999 at age 79, is that he takes you off guard. First he hits you viscerally with full force — painting human flesh, for instance, with such rawness and immediacy that you want to recoil. Then, once you've had a chance to learn a little about the origins and context of his imagery, he engages you intellectually, stirring up your sense of moral outrage over such things as poverty and torture and the coolly bureaucratic machinations of war. His work is not for the fainthearted, and not surprisingly, it went largely unshown in the United States for more than half a century. That's why it was such a coup for FAU's little Schmidt Center Gallery to snag this small but significant retrospective of Guayasamín's paintings, drawings, and prints, which are just as relevant today as ever.
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[caption id="attachment_46331" align="alignleft" width="300"] The loss of three points was just the beginning for Liverpool from Sunday[/caption] In a previous article not long ago I argued that Liverpool had to ensure the squad remained fresh, so that the current players did...read more »
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Papal Valet Carries Papal Palm and Briefcase SERVANT AND STEWARD - March 30, 2015 ... Archbishop Ganswein which shows Pope Francis' valet carrying not only the Pontiff's bag, but also his palm: PHOTO: CNS This is a photo you don't likely see in the Catholic media or in the secular media. It's also not the only one of its kind. Consider this photo taken April 29, 2014: PHOTO: CNS/Paul Haring I am not sharing these photos with you because I do not like Pope Francis; rather, I am sharing these photos with you as a way of demonstrating why you should not simply follow the media - ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/OhEL/~3/5qooSQ9iDtA/papal-valet-carries-papal-palm-and.html
Warwick Street... AUNTIE JOANNA WRITES - March 30, 2015 ... Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham . Today, Ordinariate priests from across Britain came there to concelebrate the Chrism Mass. The chief celebrant was the Papal Nuncio, Archbishop Mennini. It was all very splendid, and the large crowd of priests just about fitted in to the church, using up both the side sections and all around the back. The congregation was in the main seating area in the middle...and when the priests made their public re-affirmation of ...http://joannabogle.blogspot.com/2015/03/warwick-street.html
BREAKING NEWS: Bishop Williamson to Consecrate Bishop in Brazil on St. Joseph's Day CATHOLIC TRADITIONAL LOOKING FOR WIFE - March 16, 2015 ... approve all bishops, then it would say "Papal", not "pontifical." This report is not an endorsement of His Excellency's decision, but just to report the facts according to the law. ...http://catholiclookforwife.blogspot.com/2015/03/breaking-news-bishop-williamson-to.html
Pope: Mass in the Vernacular Helps People to Understand God and to Live Their Faith MONKS AND MERMAIDS (A BENEDICTINE BLOG) - March 13, 2015 By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service March 9, 2015 ROME — Allowing priests to celebrate Mass in the language of the local congregation rather than in Latin allowed the faithful to understand and be encouraged by the word of God, Pope Francis said. "You cannot turn back, we have to always go forward, always forward and who goes back is making a mistake," he told parishioners after commemorating the 50th anniversary of the first time a pope celebrated ...http://fatherdavidbirdosb.blogspot.com/2015/03/pope-mass-in-vernacular-helps-people-to.html
The Pope to Visit the Roman Rebibbia Prison on Holy Thursday VIS NEWS - HOLY SEE PRESS OFFICE - March 11, 2015 Vatican City, 11 March 2015 (VIS) – The Prefecture of the Papal Household has announced today that on 2 April, Holy Thursday, Pope Francis will visit the Rebibbia New Complex Prison to meet with detainees. At 5.30 p.m. in the "Padre Nostro" Chapel he will celebrate Mass "in coena Domini", during which he will wash the feet of some inmates, and of some detainees from the nearby women's penitentiary.http://visnews-en.blogspot.com/2015/03/the-pope-to-visit-roman-rebibbia-prison.html
Bad Idea: Rosary During Mass THE FIFTH COLUMN - March 10, 2015 ... beginning to sound vaguely Masonic), has decided to defend the execrable habit of praying the Rosary during Mass . Because it is an indefensible position to take, RC simply tosses off a single line reference to an encyclical, pretending that this makes the practice ok. The Pope has once again made his mind on the liturgical reform of the 1960's and Vatican II clear, and not without taking the opportunity to criticize the easiest of targets: the very few who still say the ...http://skellmeyer.blogspot.com/2015/03/bad-idea-rosary-during-mass.html
Two Different Treasure Chests NEW LITURGICAL MOVEMENT - March 9, 2015 The response to my earlier article, "How the Traditional Latin Mass Fosters More Active Participation than the Ordinary Form," was overwhelming, in a way that took me by surprise. It was viewed by a record number of readers and received dozens of comments to the effect of: "This article has exactly expressed what I've experienced." The central claim, namely, that the TLM offers greater opportunity for active participation, interiorly and externally, was clearly one ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheNewLiturgicalMovement/~3/e736Se32tfc/two-different-treasure-chests.html
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The Weekly Francis – Volume 91 – 24 February 2015 THE CURT JESTER - February 24, 2015 ... in heart, for they shall see God (Mt 5: 8) 2 February 2015 – Feast of the Presentation of the Lord – XIX World Day of Consecrated Life Speeches 5 February 2015 – Closing ceremony of the Fourth World Congress sponsored by "Scholas Occurrentes" 16 February 2015 – To the delegation of the "Pro Petri Sede" Association Papal Tweets "During Lent, let us find concrete ways to overcome our indifference." @Pontifex 17 February 2015 "Wherever there are men and ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/splendoroftruth/lNZE/~3/fGO5Fln-pws/
Bugnini for Lent COUNTERCULTURAL FATHER - February 22, 2015 ... by Fr Faber, were never sung until then...) Another theme is the speed of the changes. Sacrosanctum Concilium was published in December 1963; the much more radical Inter Oecumenici was published by Bugnini's Consilium in March 1965, giving official authorisation for the use of the vernacular in some parts of the Mass. By November 1965, Bugnini's address to the presidents of the national liturgical commissions, included: ' Now that Latin has been abandoned, at least in large ...http://ccfather.blogspot.com/2015/02/bugnini-for-lent.html
Pope Francis Says, Ask God for the Gift of Tears This Lent IN GOD'S COMPANY 2 - February 20, 2015 ... papal tradition for Ash Wednesday, Pope Francis began the Lenten liturgy with a procession, during which he walked from Rome's Sant'Anselmo church to the church of Santa Sabina on Aventine Hill. He immediately turned to the words of the prophet Joel, who calls the people to penance and conversion due to a locus invasion plaguing the land. Joel tells the people to beg the Lord for deliverance with prayer, fasting and the confession of their sins, since God is the only one who ...http://ingodscompany2.blogspot.com/2015/02/pope-francis-says-ask-god-for-gift-of.html
The Weekly Francis – Volume 90 – 17 February 2015 THE CURT JESTER - February 17, 2015 ... Laity 7 February 2015 – To participants in the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Council for Culture 7 February 2015 – To the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar 12 February 2015 – Greeting of the Holy Father to Cardinals gathered for the Consistory 16 February 2015 – To the Moderator and Representatives of the Church of Scotland Papal Tweets "Jesus came to bring joy to everyone in every age." @Pontifex 16 February ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/splendoroftruth/lNZE/~3/rKYzdjD8zUI/
On Going to the Wrong Mass in Italy VOX NOVA - February 15, 2015 For the past two weeks I have been in Europe on business. The first weekend I was there I went to a Sunday night mass at a Jesuit parish in Granada: the Church of the Sacred Heart . It was unremarkable, and I refer you to a previous post where I discussed going to mass in Spain. On the second weekend I was in Rome, and the choices of where to go to mass were overwhelming. I ended up ruling out St. Peter's because of the lines. On Saturday ...http://vox-nova.com/2015/02/15/on-going-to-the-wrong-mass-in-italy/
For the Record: Traditional Latin Mass in the Philippines in Reparation for the Profanation of Hosts at the Papal Masses RORATE CÆLI - February 14, 2015 The Traditional Latin Mass community in the Diocese of Cubao (the Philippines) and the Una Voce-affiliated Ecclesia Dei Society of Saint Joseph in the same country, organized a special Mass of Reparation on the 6th of February this year (a First Friday) for the sacrileges that occurred during the Papal Masses celebrated by Pope Francis in Manila last month. The Mass was followed by a Holyhttp://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2015/02/for-record-traditional-latin-mass-in.html
The Legacy of Benedict XVI DA MIHI ANIMAS - February 13, 2015 ( CNA/EWTN News ) Two years to the day since Pope Benedict XVI told the world of his historic decision to step down from the papal office, those impacted by his pontificate say that his legacy is still burning bright. "Pope Benedict's legacy is really very massive," said Archbishop Arthur Roche, secretary for the congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. "His teaching, his balance, his ability to get to the bottom of so many things with such ...http://salesianity.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-legacy-of-benedict-xvi.html
It Will Always Be a Heart-Breaking Memory SCELATA - February 11, 2015 Two years ago today, I was rushing to get to Mass, (mostly, truth be told, to bring the Blessed Sacrament back to the love of my life who lay dying,) and Himself had turned on the news and we both stopped in our tracks. Is that supposed to be funny? is this a joke? what kind of hoax... But no, the beloved Holy Father had indeed announced his retirement. A Scottish archbishop shares his memories of the day : February 11 is a holiday in the Vatican. It is the day when the ...http://scelata.blogspot.com/2015/02/it-will-always-be-heart-breaking-memory.html
Regular Reception of Holy Communion COUNTERCULTURAL FATHER - February 8, 2015 ... another priest must be found to finish the Sacrifice). However with regard to the peoples' communion, my Missal says: Here Holy Communion is administered, should there be any of the Faithful desirous of receiving it, and should the Mass be one in which Holy Communion can conveniently be given. Again, how alien to our experience! And then I reflected on the recent Papal Masses and the scandal of the Blessed Sacrament being passed from hand to hand. I reflected ...http://ccfather.blogspot.com/2015/02/regular-reception-of-holy-communion.html
St. Colette: Abbess, Mystic, Reformer CATHOLIC FIRE - February 7, 2015 ... love which inflamed your heart for Jesus in the Most Holy Sacrament, through the marvelous graces with which He enriched you and the loving compassion you did bear to Him in His bitter sufferings, obtain from Him for me my requests. . . ., which I hope to receive through your powerful intercession. Amen LET US PRAY: O Lord Jesus Christ, who have enriched Your spouse, SAINT COLETTE, with heavenly graces, grant, we beseech You, that we may imitate her virtues here on earth, and with her enjoy ...http://catholicfire.blogspot.com/2015/02/st-colette-abbess-mystic-reformer.html
The First Jesuit Mission to Scotland IDLE SPECULATIONS - February 6, 2015 ... Heinsch (1647 – September 9, 1712) Engraving by Wolfang Philipp Killian 1654-1732 Father Nicholas Goudanus (c.1517–1565) Jesuit and Papal Legate to Mary Queen of Scots From Mathias Tanner, Societas Jesu Apostolorum imitatrix, sive gesta praeclara et virtutes eorum: qui e societate Jesu in procuranda salute animarum, per Apostolicas missiones, Conciones, Sacramentorum Ministeria, Evangelij inter Fideles & Infideles propagationem, ceteráque munia Apostolica, ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/Uocyk/~3/OwW8KhaFrj8/the-first-jesuit-mission-to-scotland.html
How Do We Know the Church Teaches It? THE THEOLOGY OF DAD - February 4, 2015 ... a pro-life party rather than a pro-abortion party. But what if the party is pro-life but racist, war-mongering, polluting, etc., etc.? Well, that requires some discernment. In 1930s Germany your choice was between Nazis and communists. Nice choice. How do we know if a teaching is changeable? Is it taught at a high level? Is it about a matter of central importance? Is it about an objective evil? Let's compare the celibate priesthood to abortion. Abortion has been condemned since the Didache , ...http://thetheologyofdad.blogspot.com/2015/02/how-do-we-know-church-teaches-it.html


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OTTAWA — Jim Flaherty is the Conservatives' conservative. His enemies know him as Stephen Harper's hit man. His friends see in him a paragon of fiscal virtue.
That's why it is so interesting, and not a little odd, that the federal finance minister has just come up with something conservatives should hate — a tax-and-spend budget.
A tax-and-spend budget with an eye to the next election.
Forget the fuss over Flaherty's proposed job $300-million training scheme. At best, this so-called Canada job grant won't come on line until next year.
More important, the ambitious training plan — which would provide eligible businesses with a grant of up to $10,000 per worker in government subsidies — is dependent on the provinces' signing on.
At the best of times, this would be a recipe for stalemate. Provincial governments are jealous of their constitutional prerogatives, including jurisdiction over education. They've spent much of the last two decades wresting control of training from Ottawa.
They won't be anxious to give this control back simply in order to give Harper a boost in the polls before the expected 2015 federal election.
So what is this budget about?
First, it's about cutting back the federal civil service. The Harper Conservatives have been on this track since 2006 and this budget quietly continues the trend.
There aren't many details. But Flaherty has served notice to federal workers that sick leave and pension benefits are to be targeted.
Buried deep in the document is also a pledge to "propose changes to the labour relations regime."
Exactly what this means is never spelled out. But some Conservative backbenchers are already calling for so-called right-to-work laws that would make it illegal for unions to require dues from all the workers they represent.
Second, it is about making a pitch to voters in the hard-hit industrial heartland of southern Ontario.
To that end Flaherty has extended some manufacturing tax breaks and agreed to continue funding a federal development agency in southern Ontario that hands out industrial grants.
More important, he has extended for another 10 years a multibillion dollar program designed to rebuild infrastructure like bridges and sewers.
Spending at a time of economic weakness isn't a bad idea. In fact, it is rather a good one.
But spending also makes it harder for the government to deliver on Harper's promise to balance the books by the election of 2015.
Which brings us to the third part of this budget — taxes.
The only possible way that Flaherty can spend more money and still meet his deficit targets is by pulling in more tax revenue.
Raising taxes in anathema to Conservatives. So Flaherty says he is "closing tax loopholes" and making the system fairer.
In some instances that is exactly what his budget proposes to do, by for instance cracking down on dodgy charities.
But he's also scaling back breaks that some voters might think are reasonable. He's insisting that hospitals add HST to the already stiff parking fees most charge patients and visitors.
He is scaling back the tax deduction claimed for certain kinds of corporate dividends.
And he's counting on auditors from the Canada Revenue Agency to collect an additional $550 million a year in penalties from those deemed tax deadbeats.
Adding all of this together produces an interesting result.
Over the period leading up to the 2015 election, the Conservatives promise to raise an extra $1.9 billion in taxes and tariffs.
Over the same period, they say they will spend, in net terms, an extra $1.7 billion of that new revenue.
Tax and spend. It's a strategy that used to work politically for the Liberals. Flaherty is betting it will work equally well for the Conservatives.
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