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Literacy Teacher Education: Principles and Effective Practices
Deborah G. Litt, Susan D. Martin, and Nancy A. Place
Few resources exist to give literacy teacher educators a comprehensive view of effective, innovative practices in their field, making this uniquely practical volume an important addition to the literature. Each chapter describes research findings and pedagogical methods, with an emphasis on what teachers really need to know to succeed. Woven into the text are more than 30 detailed activities and assignments to support teacher development, written by outstanding teacher educators. Links to professional teaching standards and the Common Core State Standards are highlighted throughout. Supplemental materials, including forms, checklists, and handouts, can be downloaded and printed in a convenient 8½" x 11" size.
Technical Communication
Mike Markel
Technical communication is a conversation. This book will show you how to join it. Employers value communication skills today more than they every have before. With easy-to-follow guidelines, helpful checklists, and plenty of annotated examples and sample documents, Technical Communication gives you all of the tools you need to excel at workplace writing.
Mediation Theory and Practice
Suzanne McCorkle and Melanie J. Reese
Blending theory and research with practical application, this accessible book provides a thorough introduction to today's ever expanding world of mediation, including updated research and new cases for analysis. Innovative yet practical, research-based yet readable, the book provides an overview of the basic principles of mediation in a variety of contexts to help you understand mediation and its role in today's society. Throughout the book, the authors help you develop foundational mediation skills, including issue identification, setting the agenda for negotiation, problem solving, settlement, and closure. Case studies and examples in every chapter, plus an appendix of role-playing scenarios, make this book ideal for both college courses and certification training programs.
Professional Ethics for the Construction Industry
Rebecca Mirsky and John Schaufelberger
Construction Professionals have a range of demanding responsibilities: towards clients, their companies, and by government regulations. It is understandable that busy practitioners could forget their ethical responsibilities in the face of these pressures, but maintaining a rigorous ethical standard is crucial to long-term success.
Written to meet the ACCE's requirements for all construction students, this textbook draws on the authors' industry experience, as well as detailed case studies to introduce and explore ethics in the construction industry. Within each chapter, the authors present the key ethical issues in important areas of construction management such as:
- Contracts and Bidding
- Documentation
- Codes and Compliance
- Discrimination and Harassment
- Client Relations.
Lists of further reading and discussion questions will help readers at all levels to develop their understanding of this issue. Written as a resource to accompany students throughout their degrees, this is the ideal book to give students or practitioners the breadth and depth of understanding required to successfully negotiate the ethical challenges facing the construction organization of today.
The Curious Writer
Bruce Ballenger
Fifteen Days in Urgain: A Basque Mystery
Jose Antonio Loidi Bizkarrondo and Nere Lete
When the skeleton of a murdered woman is found in the graveyard of the small Basque village of Urgain the town races to find the murdered in their midst. Armed with a meticulous mind, Detective Garaidi is just the man to discover what secrets lie buried in Urgain. With the help of the town's chatty innkeeper and the old gravedigger, Garaidi unravels a twisting plot, and discovers that the village's residents have more to hide than originally meets the eye. In Nere Lete's masterful translation of Jose Antonio Loidi Bizkarrondo's novel, the first traditional detective novel ever published in the Basque language, the characters and their stories come to life for the first time for an English readership as they have charmed and intrigued generations of Basque readers. with an insightful sense of the atmosphere of the traditional Basque village in a time not so long past, the reader is invited here to spend a thrilling fifteen days in Urgain.
Fictions Inc. : The Corporation in Postmodern Fiction, Film, and Popular Culture
Ralph Clare
Worries over global economics aside, even representations of "American" corporations demonstrate that America's preoccupation with the virtues and vices of capitalism has been ongoing and, moreover, responsive to its particular historical context. For all their power, influence, and pervasiveness, however, corporations also make themselves into visible, material, and substantial targets for an ever-changing system driven by unseen and immaterial capital. And while the corporate imagination is bent upon finding new ways to accumulate capital and convince consumers to purchase more and more, our own imaginations are not so easily bound so long as they remain focused on conceiving of other possible lives and other possible worlds to this one, and, in the end, fostering the common commitment and the willingness to bring them about
Before the West was West: Critical Essays on Pre-1800 Literature of the American Frontiers
Amy T. Hamilton and Tom J. Hillard
Your Undergraduate Degree in Psychology: From College to Career
Paul I. Hettich and R. Eric Landrum
Nearly 100,000 students graduate each year with a bachelor's degree in psychology, and a majority of these students will enter the workforce instead of persuing a graduate degree. Many will find themselves tentatively deciding their next steps amid a complex and changing economic and job environment.
In this text, authors and professors Paul I. Hettich and R. Eric Landrum provide innovative strategies and tools for succeeding after college with an undergraduate degree in psychology. Drawing on current research data, applied theory, and both academic and workplace experiences, they help stimulate self-reflection and improve decision making as students approach their careers. The text covers key topics in the college-to-career transition, including career planning and development, identifying and transferring marketable skills, building and sustaining strong networks, understanding what employers want and don't want, coping with personal life changes, becoming a valued employee, and more.
Identification and Evaluation of Learning Disabilities: The School Team's Guide to Student Success
Evelyn S. Johnson and Anne B. Clohessy
Supervision in Social Work
Alfred Kadushin and Daniel Harkness
First published in 1976, Supervision in Social Work has become an essential text for social work educators and students, detailing the state of the field and the place, function, and challenges of supervision in social work practice. This fifth edition takes into account the sizable number of articles and books published on supervision since 2002. Changes in public health and social welfare policy have intensified concern about the social work supervision of licensed practitioners. Tax and spending limitations at all levels of government, combined with the unfolding effects of welfare ref.
Human Resource Management Study Games: Certification Prep and Refresher
Gundars Kaupins
Human Resource Management Study Games offers a variety of short games to help human resource practitioners and students study for human resource-related certifications and learn new aspects of human resource management. The games focus on learning terms and laws, brainstorming human resource concepts, understanding human resource laws in a consistent and organized way, and experiencing a sample of multiple choice questions in the major areas of human resources. With the help of this book, human resource instructors can develop game-oriented ways to teach for-credit university human resource classes and noncredit certification courses.
Global Future: A Brief Introduction to World Politics
Charles W. Kegley Jr. and Gregory A. Raymond
Ultrasounds: Basque Women Writers on Motherhood
Gema Lasarte, Nere Lete, Linda White, Elizabeth Macklin, and Mari Jose Olaziregi
The mother has always been a particularly potent symbol for the Basques. Along with the home, she has been seen as a repository of cultural values and a bulwark for traditional ways of life. In Ultrasounds: Basque Women Writers on Motherhood, a wide-ranging collection of contemporary women short story writers take on the subject of motherhood from a variety of perspectives, unique voices, and styles. The collection opens with Aurelia Arkotxa's micro-stories, which explore various aspects of motherhood in condensed fragments or "sparks." In "The Shopping Cart," Uxue Apaolaza Larrea challenges the notion of a mother as the family's foundation; Miren Agur Meabe uses myth and fable to illuminate the role of the woman as creator of language in her stories about Dolza; Irati Elorrieta explores multicultural relationships and motherhood in "Torn Landscapes," and Karmele Jaio Eiguren and Katixa Agirre Miguélez explore different types of motherhood altogether in "Ultrasounds" and "Guy Fawkes's Treason," respectively. These stories and many others bring a vibrant community of women writers who are exploring the notions of their culture and many others into English for the first time. With a comprehensive introductory essay by Gema Lasarte.
When You Find Us We Will Be Gone: Stories
Christopher Linforth
Collection of multicultural stories exploring the complexities, difficulties, and troubling alienation of the modern world.
Online Learning: Common Misconceptions, Benefits and Challenges
Patrick R. Lowenthal, Cindy S. York, and Jennifer C. Richardson
Three-Ways: A Detectives Seagate and Miner Mystery (Volume 4)
Mike Markel
When grad student Austin Sulenka is found strangled, nude on his bed, the first question for Detectives Seagate and Miner is whether it was an autoasphyxiation episode gone wrong. Evidence strewn around his small apartment suggests that he spent his last night with a number of different women. One was Tiffany, a former student who still resented the injustice of getting a C in the course when he promised her a B if she slept with him. Another was Austin's beautiful girlfriend, May, who had never before encountered a man she could not totally beguile. Then there was his thesis adviser, Suzannah Montgomery, who might have inadvertently revealed to Austin some information about her past that could ruin her own career. These three women and their other partners had plenty of reasons to kill the philandering graduate student. As Detective Karen Seagate and her partner try to unravel the complicated couplings, she finds herself in a three-way relationship that threatens to destroy her own fragile sobriety.
People Skills for Public Managers
Suzanne McCorkle and Stephanie L. Witt
People Skills for Public Managers fills the need for a communication-focused book set in the public and nonprofit context. The authors combine just enough basic theory about communication with specific skill development in areas of immediate interest to those who work in the public sector.
Chapter coverage of important skills includes:
- Resolving Disputes in the Workplace
- Creating and Maintaining Effective Work Relationships
- Working Together in Teams and Meetings
- Dealing with Incivility
- Effective Intercultural Communication
- Effective Public Speaking Skills
The book also features a strong "practice" orientation, with abundant boxed applications (Insights from the Field, Skill Development boxes, and Case Studies). It concludes with an especially useful summary chapter that describes the ten essential skills for successful communication.
People Skills for Managers is concise, exceptionally well written, and has been thoroughly class-tested with the author's students at Boise State University. It can be adopted in a wide range of Public Administration courses, and can also serve as a valuable guide for public service professionals.
Forgotten Connections: On Culture and Upbringing
Klaus Mollenhauer and Norm Friesen
Society of American Archivists (SAA) Sampler: Archival Advocacy
Cheryl Oestreicher
This Sampler offers examples of the ways in which you can build advocacy efforts, discussing some of the techniques and tools developed by archivists. Archivists must continually explain who they are, what they do, and why archives are important to society. The selected chapters offer different approaches and techniques from three books which align with the core goal of advocating for archives.
Enhancing Communication & Collaboration in Interdisciplinary Research
Michael O'Rourke, Stephen J. Crowley, Sanford D. Eigenbrode, and J. D. Wulfhorst
Radical Theatrics: Put-ons, Politics, and the Sixties
Craig J. Peariso
From burning draft cards to staging nude protests, much left-wing political activism in 1960s America was distinguished by deliberate outrageousness. This theatrical activism, aimed at the mass media and practiced by Abbie Hoffman and the Yippies, the Black Panthers, and the Gay Activists Alliance, among others, is often dismissed as naive and out of touch, or criticized for tactics condemned as silly and off-putting to the general public. In Radical Theatrics, however, Craig Peariso argues that these over-the-top antics were far more than just the spontaneous actions of a self-indulgent radical impulse. Instead, he shows, they were well-considered aesthetic and political responses to a jaded cultural climate in which an unreflective 'tolerance' masked an unwillingness to engage with challenging ideas. Through innovative analysis that links political protest to the art of contemporaries such as Andy Warhol, Peariso reveals how the 'put-on'--the signature activist performance of the radical left--ended up becoming a valuable American political practice, one that continues to influence contemporary radicals such as Occupy Wall Street.
Film & Education: Capturing Bilingual Communities
Claudia Peralta, Fulvio Orsitto, and Fabio Caramaschi
Credibility Assessment: Scientific Research and Applications
David C. Raskin, Charles R. Honts, and John C. Kircher
A dozen years have passed since the publication of Murray Kleiner's seminal work Handbook of Polygraph Testing. The events of September 11, 2001 and heightened concerns about national security and terrorism have resulted in increased efforts to improve existing techniques for the assessment of credibility and develop new techniques for implementation in field settings. We are all aware of the massive expansion of costly government programs, such as the establishment of the Department of Homeland Security and Transportation Security Administration programs for screening airline passengers. However, many concerns have been voiced by scientists and the Government Accountability Office about the scientific basis for such programs and their effectiveness for identifying individuals who plan to harm people, property, and society.
An Easyguide to APA Style
Beth M. Schwartz, R. Eric Landrum, and Regan A.R. Gurung
Master APA style and format quickly and easily! Written by experienced psychology instructors who are respected members of the APA's Teaching of Psychology division, this guide provides an easy alternative for anyone struggling with APA style. Written in a clear, conversational, and humorous style, this book presents easy-to-understand explanations of how to write research papers, cite research, and do any work requiring APA format. The authors simplify the process with easy-to-follow advice, tips, and visual representations of how to use APA style. This updated edition includes easy-to-read screen shots as well as guidance on where to find answers to commonly asked student questions.
Hope for the Dammed: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Greening of the Mississippi
Todd Shallat
Always, like the Great Mississippi, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been a conduit of hope and fear and scientific conjecture, of faith in American progress and terror of what progress has wrought. Always the Engineers have shouldered much of the credit and blame for massively spectacular projects. Always, since the 1820s, when the agency emerged as a builder and broker on the Mississippi, the Corps has enlisted science in the service of waterway engineering that defenders call monumental and detractors call grandiose.
My involvement began in the aftermath of Earth Day when the Corps, said a famous critic, was the environment's "public enemy number one." The critic, quoted in the magazine Playboy in 1969, was Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. Ten years later and eight blocks from Douglas's courthouse, on Massachusetts Avenue in Washington, D.C., I labored on a dissertation about engineering traditions in the Corps office of history in Washington, D.C. The dissertation led to a book that Corps insiders applauded and elsewhere denounced. One intelligent reader was General Robert Flowers of the Corps' Lower Mississippi Valley Division (since expanded northward to include the upper valley). Flowers admired the book but claimed I had understated the depths of the Corps's commitment to environmental protection. Would I visit the Corps in Vicksburg and tour the river up close? Corps historian Michael Robinson, who worked closely with Flowers, arranged for a sabbatical grant. Tragically, in 1998, Robinson died of heart failure. Two years into the project, with four of five chapters complete, the research was suspended. Chapters and excepts were published in a dozen places—in online exhibits on the Vicksburg division's web page, in Technology and Culture, Illinois Heritage, The Military Engineer, and Craig Colten's edited volume of New Orleans essays published in 2001.
Hope for the Dammed retrieves three regional parts of the 1990s research. Moving north against the current, and metaphorically against the flow of my own assumptions about the Corps on the Mississippi, the study extends from the Head of Passes to the locks of St. Louis. It sojourns in places besieged and bitterly contested—in St. Bernard Parish below New Orleans where swampers blame the rising ocean on shipping; in Louisiana's Atchafalaya and Yazoo's cotton plantations; in the dredged aquatic freightway of the Corps' slackwater dams.
Tin Lily
Joann Swanson
The Rhetoric of Heroic Expectations: Establishing the Obama Presidency
Justin S. Vaughn and Jennifer R. Mercieca
Biosociology: Bridging the Biology-Sociology Divide
Anthony Walsh
Law, Justice and Society: A Sociolegal Introduction
Anthony Walsh and Craig Hemmens
The Activist Learner: Inquiry, Literacy, and Service to Make Learning Matter
Jeffrey D. Wilhelm, Whitney Douglas, and Sara W. Fry
This dynamic book explores a variety of ways teachers can integrate service learning to enliven their classroom, meet the unique developmental needs to their students, and satisfy the next generation of standards and assessments. The authors demonstrate how inquiry-based teaching with service learning cultivates, requires, and rewards literacy. Through the pursuit of service-learning projects, students learn how to develop perspectives on real-world issues and to develop intrapersonal and interpersonal connections and compassion. At the same time, students acquire literacies essential for creating a culture of civic engagement and for mastering the Common Core.
Reading Unbound: Why Kids Need to Read What They Want- and Why We Should Let Them
Jeffrey D. Wilhelm, Michael W. Smith, and Sharon Fransen
Naked Me
Christian Winn
Cases on Digital Game-based Learning: Methods, Models, and Strategies
Youngkyun Baek and Nicola Whitton
This book analyzes the implementation of digital game applications for learning as well as addressing the challenges and pitfalls experienced, providing strategies, advice and examples on adopting games into teaching
Building a Culture of Hope: Enriching Schools with Optimism and Opportunity
Robert D. Barr and Emily L. Gibson
To succeed, children of poverty need more than academic instruction; they need an atmosphere of hope. Drawing on their extensive work with high-poverty, high-performing schools, authors Robert D. Barr and Emily L. Gibson offer a blueprint for transforming low-performing schools into Cultures of Hope.
Building a Culture of Hope: Enriching Schools With Optimism and Opportunity identifies the essential social and emotional factors that lead to success: a sense of optimism; a sense of belonging; a sense of pride, self-esteem, and self-confidence; and a sense of purpose.
Using this fundamental guide, K-12 teachers and administrators can ensure that students thrive not only in school but in life.
Readers will learn:
- Methods to gauge the state of a school's culture
- Strategies behind successful high-poverty, high-performing schools
- Pathways for emotional and social development from K-12 and beyond
- Processes to help students plan for 21st century lives
Urbanization and Sustainability: Linking Urban Ecology, Environmental Justice and Global Environmental Change
Christopher G. Boone and Michail Fragkias
Case studies explore the Million Trees initiative in Los Angeles; the relationship of cap-and-trade policy, public health, greenhouse gas emissions and environmental justice in Southern California; Urbanization, vulnerability and environmental justice in the Brazilian cities of Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba and São Paulo, and in Antofagasta, Greater Concepción and Valparaiso in Chile; Sociospatial patterns of vulnerability in the American southwest; and Urban flood control and land use planning in Greater Taipei, Taiwan ROC.
Introduction to Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes
John N. Chiasson
Creating & Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education
Cynthia Clark
Creating & Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education provides a comprehensive overview of civility and incivility in nursing education and presents a variety of evidence-based strategies that faculty - and students - can implement to promote and maintain civility and respect in the education setting.
Wandering Women in French Film and Literature: A Study of Narrative Drift
Mariah Devereux Herbeck
How and when can a narrative agent or voice be considered unreliable? What happens when narrative authority fails and, just as importantly, why does it? As a means to answering these questions, Wandering Women in French Film and Literature examines the phenomenon of 'narrative drift' through in-depth analysis of twentieth-century novels and films. Combining feminist theories and structural narratology, Devereux Herbeck illustrates the ways in which evidence and/or admissions of doubt by narrative entities in works featuring wandering women disrupt conventions of continuity, coherence, and authority and thereby forces the story in new, unexpected directions.
Women's Voices on American Stages in the Early Twenty-First Century: Sarah Ruhl and Her Contemporaries
Leslie Atkins Durham
Women have claimed a spot at the center of American theatre, and the characters they craft, the stories they tell, the questions they pose, and the ideas they materialize have the potential to shape the cultural imagination of a large group of theatre-goers as a complex new era unfolds. Sarah Ruhl is the early twenty-first century's most widely produced and frequently honored American female playwright. While critics have heretofore emphasized the whimsical elements of her dramaturgy, this study highlights her feminist engagement with current social and ethical concerns. Ruhl's popular, feminist plays are best appreciated when they are read in concert with the work of her contemporaries - Lisa Loomer, Diana Son, Joan Didion, Jenny Schwartz, Young Jean Lee, Kate Fodor, Yasmina Reza, Bathsheba Doran, Lynn Nottage, and Kia Corthron - whose writing also wrestles with the vexing issues facing Americans in the new century.
Transatlantic Transcendentalism: Coleridge, Emerson, and Nature
Samantha Harvey
Samuel Taylor Coleridge's thought galvanized Emerson at a pivotal moment in his intellectual development in the years 1826-1836, giving him new ways to harmonize the Romantic triad of nature, spirit, and humanity. Emerson did not think about Coleridge's work: he thought with Coleridge, resulting in a unique case of assimilative influence. In addition to examining his specific literary, philosophical, and theological influences on Emerson, this book reveals Coleridge's centrality for Boston Transcendentalism and Vermont Transcendentalism, a movement which profoundly affected the development of modern higher eduction, the national press, and the emergence of Pragmatism.
Amor & Exile: True Stories of Love Across America's Borders
Nathaniel Hoffman and Nicole Salgado
Across the United States, American citizens are forced underground, exiled abroad and separated from their spouses for a surprising reason. Amor and Exile is the story of American citizens - including Veronica, Ben, J.W., and Nicole - who fall in love with undocumented immigrants only to find themselves trapped in a legal labryinth, stymied by their country's de facto exclusion of their partners. Journalist Nathaniel Hoffman visited both sides of the border to document the lives of these couples caught in the crossfire of America's high stakes political fight over immigration. In his disarming and precise style, Hoffman also traces the historical relationship between immigration, love and marriage. Lending an authentic voice to Amor and Exile, coauthor Nicole Salgado delivers a searing first-person account of life in the U.S. with her husband while he was undocumented, her tortured decision to leave the country with him, and their seven years of exile and starting over together in Mexico. Armor and Exile tells of love that transcends borders - a story shared by hundreds of thousands of U.S. citizens - cutting through the immigration debate rhetoric and providing a courageous perspective for one of the most vexing policy problems of our time.
Reconnaissance des Formes: Théorie et Pratique sous Matlab - Cours et Exercices Corrigés
Laurence Likforman-Sulem and Elisa Barney Smith
Reconnaissance des formes - Théorie et pratique sous Matlab - Cours et exercices corrigés
Laurence Likforman-Sulem and Elisa Barney Smith
La reconnaissance des formes, au coeur de systèmes qui simulent les activités humaines de perception, de reconnaissance et de compréhension, modélise les processus d'interprétation de signaux, d'images ou de textes. Ses applications phares sont la reconnaissance de la parole, la reconnaissance des visages (et des sourires), la reconnaissance des écritures, ainsi que la détection des spams.
Ce livre explore les principes très divers sous-jacents à un système de reconnaissance des formes. Ils sont issus des probabilités, des processus stochastiques, de la programmation dynamique, des réseaux de neurones.
L'ouvrage comprend une partie théorique largement illustrée et des exercices accompagnés de leur correction. Lui est associée l'indispensable mise en pratique. A cet effet des exercices à réaliser sur ordinateur sont systématiquement proposés. Ils font appel au langage Matlab qui permet une mise en oeuvre très rapide. Le lecteur, s'il n'est pas déjà familier avec ce langage, trouvera ici une occasion pour acquérir des compétences dans l'utilisation de cet outil scientifique très répandu.
[Pattern recognition, in the heart of systems that simulate human activities in perception, recognition and understanding, modeling the interpretation of signals, images or text process. Its flagship applications include speech recognition, face recognition (and smiles), the recognition of the scriptures, and spam detection.
This book explores the diverse principles underlying a system of pattern recognition. They come from the probabilities of stochastic processes, dynamic programming, neural networks.
The book includes a richly illustrated theory and exercises along with their correction. Associated with it the necessary implementation. For this exercise to be performed on computer are routinely offered. They use the Matlab language that allows rapid development work. The reader, if he is not already familiar with this language, will find here an opportunity to develop skills in the use of this widespread scientific tool.]
Practical Strategies for Technical Communication
Mike Markel
Why States Matter: An Introduction to State Politics
Gary Moncrief and Peverill Squire
Wise Beyond Your Field: How Creative Leaders Out Innovate to Out Perform
Nancy K. Napier, Jamie Cooper, Mark Hofflund, Don Kemper, Bob Lokken, Chris Petersen, Gary Raney, and John Michael Schert
What We See Why We Worry Why We Hope: Viet Nam Going Forward
Nancy K. Napier and Vuong Quan Hoang
Policing the Campus: Academic Repression, Surveillance, and the Occupy Movement
Anthony J. Nocella II and David Gabbard
With the rise of the corporate university and the academic industrial complex, colleges and universities throughout the United States are becoming monitored, armed, gated, and contracted out in the name of security. Policing the Campus is a collection of essays by activist academics and campus organizers from a variety of fields and movements. The book fully explores how higher education has entered a state of academic repression. In this new Occupy Wall Street era, higher education mirrors the problems that plague urban schools in poor communities, including metal detectors, random locker searches, drug-sniffing police dogs, in-class arrests, and security guards at every major entrance. Policing the Campus is a wake-up call to protect higher education as a bastion of free thought, strategy, and challenge for the 99%, and not preserve it as the privilege of the elite 1%.
Documentary Trial Plays in Contemporary American Theater
Jacqueline O'Connor
From the Chicago Conspiracy Trial and the O.J. Simpson trial to the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill congressional hearings, legal and legislative proceedings in the latter part of the twentieth-century kept Americans spellbound. Situated on the shifting border between imagination and the law, trial plays edit, arrange, and reproduce court records, media coverage, and first-person interviews, transforming these elements into a performance. In this first book-length critical study of contemporary American documentary theater, Jacqueline O'Connor examines in depth ten such plays, all written and staged since 1970, and considers the role of the genre in re-creating and revising narratives of significant conflicts in contemporary history.
Documentary theater, she shows, is a particularly appropriate and widely utilized theatrical form for engaging in debate about tensions between civil rights and institutional power, the inconsistency of justice, and challenges to gender norms. For each of the plays discussed, including The Trial of the Catonsville Nine, Unquestioned Integrity: The Hill/Thomas Hearings, and The Laramie Project, O'Connor provides historical context and a brief production history before considering the trial the play focuses on. Grouping plays historically and thematically, she demonstrates how dramatic representation advances our understanding of the law's power while revealing the complexities that hinder society's pursuit of justice.
The Moral Work of Teaching and Teacher Education: Preparing and Supporting Practitioners
Matthew N. Sanger and Richard Osguthorpe
Local, Simple, Fresh: Sustainable Food in the Boise Valley
Todd Shallat, Larry Burke, and Guy Hand
Functional-Historical Approaches to Explanation: In Honor of Scott DeLancey
Tim Thornes, Erik Andvik, Gwendolyn Hyslop, and Joana Jansen
Surviving Minidoka: The Legacy of WWII Japanese American Incarceration
Russell M. Tremayne and Todd Shallat
Women and the White House: Gender, Popular Culture, and Presidential Politics
Justin S. Vaughn and Lilly J. Goren
Science Wars: Politics, Gender, and Race
Anthony Walsh
The Curious Researcher: A Guide to Writing Research Papers
Bruce Ballenger
Power, Discourse and Victimage Ritual in the War on Terror
Michael Blain
Blending concepts from 'dramatism' such as 'victimage ritual' with Foucault's approach to modern power and knowledge regimes, this book presents a novel and illuminating perspective on political power and domination resulting from the global war on terrorism. With attention to media sources and political discourse within the context of the global war on terror, the author draws attention to the manner in which power elites construct scapegoats by way of a victimage ritual, thus providing themselves with a political pretext for extending their power and authority over new territories and populations, as well as legitimating an intensification of domestic surveillance and social control. A compelling analysis of ritual rhetoric and political violence, Power, Discourse and Victimage Ritual in the War on Terror will be of interest to sociologists, political theorists and scholars of media and communication concerned with questions of surveillance and social control, political communication, hegemony, foreign policy and the war on terror.
So, What's the Story?: Teaching Narrative to Understand Ourselves, Others, and the World
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|The Highland Speech and Debate team hosted its Third Annual All-Events Winter Tournament Jan. 5.
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The Hornets placed an all-time high of 20 students in their respective competition categories, according to school officials. They are:
- Melissa Bakes and Carolyn Kusoski, sixth in Duo Interpretation;
- Christine Withrow, sixth in Original Oratory;
- Julian Tuzzeo, sixth in Congress;
- Drake Withers, fifth in Lincoln-Douglas Debate;
- Sarah Hoose, fifth in Student Congress;
- Chris Pace, fifth in Impromptu Speaking;
- Rob Schroeder and Claire Watts, fourth in Duo Interpretation;
- Rachel Boedicker, fourth in Lincoln-Douglas Debate;
- Lydia Mainzer, fourth in Student Congress;
- Maha Rashid and Jacob Lewton, fourth in Public Forum Debate;
- Emily Nosek, fourth in Humorous Interpretation;
- John DiGiacobbe, third in U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking;
- Stuart Arbuckle, second in Lincoln-Douglas Debate;
- Carissa Temerson, second in Student Congress;
- Mark Blum, second in U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking;
- Ben Lewis, second in Impromptu Speaking; and
- Jeff Rolland was the tournament champion in Impromptu Speaking, while Morgan Staten was the champion in International Extemporaneous Speaking.
Highland's team placed fourth overall in the team sweepstakes.
The team also competed at the Berea tournament Jan. 12 and captured second place overall. Individual placers included DiGiacobbe, third in U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking; Withrow, fourth in Original Oratory; and Tanner Steinbacher, sixth in Humorous Interpretation. In addition, Pace placed sixth in Impromptu Speaking and Rolland placed third. Tuzzeo placed sixth in Student Congress.
In a Wooster tournament Jan. 19, the team competed against 33 teams from across the state. Overall, the team placed eighth. In Student Congress, Tuzzeo was awarded for being the best presiding officer. In U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking, DiGiacobbe placed fourth and Blum and Mason Rorapaugh also made the semifinals. In Lincoln Douglas Debate, all Highland competitors broke quarters; overall, Boedicker placed sixth, Arbuckle was fourth and Withers placed second. In Impromptu Speaking, Lewis placed fifth and Rolland was crowned tournament champion.
The team wrapped up the season with the Akron District Tournament Jan. 26, when it tied for second place overall with Wadsworth High School's team. Individual placers included Lewis, first in Impromptu Speaking; Withers, first in Lincoln-Douglas Debate; Blum, first in U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking; Pace, second in Impromptu Speaking; Withrow, second in Original Oratory; Rolland, second in Impromptu Speaking; Greta Minor, third in Original Oratory; DiGiacobbe, third in U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking; and Arbuckle, fourth in Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
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Updated: July 22, 2005, 12:30 PM ETBy Marc Stein | ESPN.com
The union of Larry Brown and the Detroit Pistons has been officially dissolved at last.
Which naturally leads us to assess, one by one, what happens next for the many players in this drama.
Larry Brown
Brown maintained to the very end that he didn't want to coach anywhere else and immediately gains a lot from the separation. He'll ignore the ambiguity about whether this was a buyout or a firing and continue to proclaim that, no matter what you call it, he was forced out by ...
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Growing Marijuana
If one is interested in the business of growing marijuana, one must be extremely devoted and determined to be successful. Because growing requires many resources as well as take up much of your time, this project entails a lot of commitment and accuracy with every step along the way.
First of all, it is necessary to find out if it is legal to grow marijuana in your city/village, or country. All places in the world have not already legalized marijuana, and if you proceed on illegally growing marijuana before researching the legality in your region, it is most likely you may be reprimanded, or even detained for doing so. When you confirm that it is legal in your area, it may even be required to obtain a permit from a government agency before you start growing.
Indoors vs. Outdoors
Basically, marijuana has the ability to grow almost anywhere. The key to growing a good crop is that the plants are receiving adequate amount of nutrients, light and air in order to flourish. So in the end, growing both indoors and outdoors calls for the grower to have the necessary equipment and tools in order to keep the environment stable for the marijuana.
Organic soil is generally chosen and recommended to grow marijuana. Organic soil holds the proper type of nutrients that will help in the successful growth of the seeds. The seedlings will then sprout after a bit of time, and you are required to prepare a few boxes or pots in which you will transplant the sprouting seeds. You will also have to put the organic soil in these new pots. If you feel the plants are still not getting enough nutrients from the soil, you may also combine the soil with additionally bought nutrients, if necessary. Each growth stage will depend on several different kinds of nutrients, so it is recommended that you research on additives, beforehand.
Following a month, the roots will appear and the plants will require a more spacious area for them to develop. In order for the growing process to go smoothly, take note to purchase bigger pots/containers in advance.
Humidity and Temperature
Using humidity and temperature gauges to keep track of both is essential if growing indoors. If these two factors are not managed properly, the proper growth of your plants will not possible. It is best to research ahead of time what the correct levels of temperature and humidity are for each growth stage, so there are no issues with the plants. Monitoring this will also avert mold development.
- Vegetative Stage:
Humidity = 50%-75%
Temperature = 75-80 degrees
- Flowering Stage:
Humidity = 30%
Temperature = 75-80 degrees
To keep the air circulation in order, you may also place fans all over the closed area, which will prevent sudden rises in temperature if the weather gets warmer. Lamps should also be installed to produce high concentration of light for the buds to bloom. Timers can control the equipment in case you are not present.
Cannabis Strains For The Sunny Climate
Cannabis strains can be cultivated in almost all types of climates. Whether you are located close to the north pole or you are experiencing 30+ degree Celsius all-year round, there are cannabis strains that are suitable for these environments.
Now, if you are located in a place where there is plenty of sunshine everyday, you can start your own cannabis garden by selecting a cannabis strain that is ideal for a tropical setting. You can choose from the cannabis strains listed below.
Full Moon Feminized
This cannabis strain is a hybrid variety that is said to have been discovered in Southeast Asia. It is best cultivated outdoors as it enjoys the sunny climate. It contains high THC levels, so when smoked, it triggers a trippy high. It has a sweet scent and spicy flavor, and it can also be used for medicinal purposes.
California Orange Bud
This is a sativa strain that can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors. It was first discovered in California and was brough to Holland back in the 80s. It is known for its orange-like taste, as well as its dense pistil clumps and sticky flowers. It contains medium THC level and is a great cannabis strain to grow for beginners.
This is a cannabis hybrid strain that is suitable for either indoor or outdoor growing. It has a diverse influence, a mixture of Thai, Columbian, Mexican, and Jamaican. It grows tall plants that contain high THC levels. When smoked, it triggers a potent, energetic high.
Skunk Special
This is a special type of hybrid strain that was created by seasoned cannabis breeders. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors and can deliver as much as 600 grams per square meter of yield. It contains high THC levels, so smoking it can trigger a powerful high.
Marijuana Strains For Your Indoor Marijuana Garden
1. Aurora Indica Feminized - An indica strain that grows compact plants, this type is known for its heavy colas, dense buds, and substantial resin amounts. It contains high THC, so expect a potent and heavy buzz when smoked.
2. Chrystal - This is a hybrid strain that is the product of cross breeding Northern Lights and White Widow. It produces large buds that are sticky and smells like kerosene. It is an award-winning breed, so it is a must-have.
3. Blue Mystic - Popular for its soft blue color, this strain is an indica strain that is originally from California. When smoked, it has an earthy flavor, mixed with some fruit berry taste. It contains high THC so it is very potent.
4. Dutch Hope - A hybrid strain that is the product of the Afghan and a Skunk variety. It is known for being mold and pest resistant. It grows tall plants that produce up to 600 grams per square meter of yield that contains medium THC.
5. Haze - This is a hybrid strain that produces tall plants with furry buds. It contains high THC, so it can cause an intense and potent high when smoked.
6. Eldorado - This is a sativa strain that has a long flowering period. It grows tall plants that produce airy and thin buds. It contains extremely high THC, so expect a powerful kick once you smoke it.
7. Ice - This is a hybrid variety that grows tall plants with a dense structure. When smoked, it can cause a very heavy high since it contains extremely high levels of THC.
8. Medusa Feminized - A medical hybrid cannabis strain, this variety is characterized by light green colored buds and poweful musty smell. It contains high THC levels, so an energetic buzz is triggered when it is smoked.
Cannabis Seed Strains For Outdoor Growing
Thinking of starting your own cannabis garden outdoors? Do you know what the best cannabis strains are for outdoor cultivation? Here are some good quality cannabis strain types that you might want to consider:
1. Full Moon Feminized
A hybrid cannabis strain type, Full Moon Feminized has Asian origins and is known for its sweet smell and unique spicy taste. It thrives in the sunny climate and grows plants that have long flowering periods that last for about two months and a half. It contains high THC levels, so it triggers an intense visual high when smoked.
2. California Orange Bud
This strain is popular for its orange-like scent and sweet taste. It has a very eye-catching appearance, with its dense pistil clumps and sticky buds. It has an average flowering period of about two months and thrives in the sunny climate.
3. Chrystal
This is a hybrid strain that is the result of cross breeding the White Widow and the Northern Lights. It produces plants that are of average height, with a bushy and thick structure, and buds that are covered with crystals. When smoked, it triggers a cerebral high, accompanied by a sweet scent.
A popular medical cannabis strain, B52 is suitable for outdoor growing, even in places with Mediterranean climate. Its plants contain medium level THC and can cause a potent high, with a sweet flavor, when smoked.
5. Early Girl
This outdoor cannabis strain produces tall plants that can grow up to two meters. It is very popular because of its high resistance to mold and pests. When smoked, it causes a mellow high that is accompanied by a subtle skunky taste.
You can buy all these top notch outdoor cannabis seed strains from Buy Dutch Seeds, so check out the site now and begin your purchase.
Growing Marijuana Indoors
There is nothing more exciting than a marijuana user being able to find their substance of choice and enjoy it in or at their own home. However, some users may find it difficult to find marijuana at the exact time and place that they need it. Here is a great solution to your problems when it comes to needing marijuana and not having access to it: grow your own indoor marijuana garden. Below is more information on growing marijuana indoors.
Why Indoor Growing?
For obvious reasons, growing marijuana in your own home helps you out when it comes to having to find someone that is willing and able to provide you with the substance. Growing your own marijuana garden gives you all of the supply of marijuana that you may need at any given time. When the supply runs out, you are able to grow more. You make your own supply of marijuana endless. Below are more reasons to increase your desire to cultivate your own marijuana by way of maintaining a marijuana indoor garden:
- You save money by cultivating your own marijuana.
- Growing indoors save you from the risk of being caught by outsiders. When grown inside, no one has to know that you have a marijuana garden.
- You are in charge of your own supply of marijuana.
- You gain more education on growing marijuana and the effects of the substance.
- You can make your own profit by selling your product.
Know Your Strains
A great tip when deciding to grow your own garden is to be familiar on the types of marijuana strains. There are three different types of strains: sativa, cannabis ruderalis, and indica. Sativa is the most common strain. That strain and the indica strain are commonly used in growing marijuana. The cannabis ruderalis strain is solely for making the hybrid strain. The sativa and indica strains are the strains that will give marijuana users the highest of all highs when being smoked.
The Growing Process
To start the process of growing marijuana, you must have the garden in a place with the appropriate temperature. Start by planting the seed in the soil. It is recommended to use small pots to plant the seeds. Just like planting any other seed, the soil must be at the appropriate pH levels and must be given proper nutrients in order for the seed to sprout successfully. For a few weeks, make sure to water the seeds daily.
Now, you will need to move the plant to a bigger pot. Use the same kind of soil and make sure the pH levels and nutrients are the same. Make sure there is decent room for the plant to get bigger. As the plants get too big for their current pots, keep moving them to allow the plants room to grow. Be mindful of spots of infestation. If that occurs, contact a marijuana growth specialist for ways to stop spreading the infectious bacteria.
Always Remember
When cultivating your own marijuana garden, you must be patient. Growing your own indoor garden is time consuming and takes a few weeks, maybe even months to get the plant that you want. In the meantime, take solace in knowing that once you have your marijuana garden up and running, you will be able to supply yourself with as much marijuana as you need.
Oregon Marijuana Cultivation Regulations
Oregon allows marijuana cultivation at home for qualified people. So, if you live there and are interested in growing your own marijuana plants, you have to register with the state health department first to secure a medical marijuana license.
Beginning July 1, 2015, people can grow a maximum of four marijuana plants at home. However, there are other rules that growers have to be familiar with so as not to put themselves in a sticky situation. Here they are:
- Growing marijuana is not allowed if your house is within 1,000 feet of any school. So, you have to check where the closest registered grow site is and look for other options.
- Home growers have to put up a barrier or fence around their yard, if they are growing outdoors, so that the marijuana plants cannot be seen in public. It is considered a violation if your marijuana plants are in the view of your neighbors or passersby.
- Home growers are allowed to share their marijuana plants, seeds, or clones to other people, but they should give it away for free and not sell them. You have to have a license issued by the state before you can sell marijuana strains.
- Producing marijuana extracts or concentrates at home is not allowed. This rule stems from the fact that there have already been several cases of serious injuries that resulted from making hash oil and similar products with the use of butane, which is flammable.
To learn more about marijuana cultivation in Oregon, we urge you to consult the state agency in-charge of medical marijuana. It is wise to know what the actual rules are and not just guess to avoid being arrested or put in jail.
Materials Need for Indoor Marijuana Growth
Picture this: you are an avid marijuana user. You have your main person that you always get your supply of marijuana from and there has never been a time where you needed the substance and your supplier did not have it. However, you have just been informed that your supplier is no longer in the business of supplying you marijuana and you must find someone new. You recall the hassle it was to find a supplier in the beginning and despite your love of the substance, you do not want to look for someone else to supply your needs. You sit at home and think to yourself it would be beneficial for me to have my own weed supply in the comforts of my own home.
If you do not want to be in that situation, you should consider growing your own marijuana. Below are the materials that you will need to start the process.
Before You Start
If you have the desires to start growing your own marijuana garden inside your home, you have to take into consideration some very important information. It is perfectly fine to conduct your own research on the matter or even consult a marijuana cultivator who is an expert in growing the plant. Whichever method you choose, make sure you are well-educated on the process of growing your own marijuana garden. Also know what strains of marijuana you will be growing. Keep in mind that the process is very long and can take weeks or even months to grow a satisfactory plant. Do not get discouraged if your first attempt is not successful.
The Materials
When you are ready to start, you can begin gathering your materials. Below is a list of what you will need:
- Marijuana seeds (purchase from a seed bank or online)
- Soil (with the right pH level)
- Soil nutrients
- Different sized pots (you will need small pots to start with, gradually needing larger pots)
- Temperature lights
- Tons of space for the plant to grow
The Growth Process
Once you have your materials, you are ready to start. Follow the steps below to grow your perfect garden.
- Step 1: determine the strain of seed you need (indica, sativa, or ruderalis). Plant the seed in a small pot. Make sure the pH levels are correct.
- Step 2: add nutrients to the soil to help the plant grow healthy. Water the plant as often as possible as well.
- Step 3: place the pot in a big area of the home. You want enough space for the plant to grow bigger.
- Step 4: place a light source over the plant to ensure that a certain temperature is kept to help the plant grow.
- Step 5: sit back and observe your marijuana plant get bigger. Soon you will be able to enjoy the fruits of your own labor.
An Important Fact to Remember
Growing marijuana is not a process that happens overnight. You must be patient and now that you hard work will pay off in the end. Make sure you are able to endure the waiting period that is required when growing your own marijuana.


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- 5 tablespoons reduced-fat sour cream
- 3 tablespoons grapeseed oil or extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
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Author Notes: I am intrigued with Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and African cooking. I would never try to pass myself off on being adept at cooking this cuisine but I do know I love to try any recipe I can get my hands on. From Morocco to Turkey to Africa, the spices intrique and continue to entice me to try to replicate soups to stews to sauces. I only wish I do not offend someone with this dish, I just know I love the flavors. This is my attempt at a Spiced Ethiopian Stew. Serve with Naan or Pita but couscous would be acceptable. - Stockout
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- 8 oz can tomato sauce
- 1/4 cup good quality Paprika (smoked or sweet)
- 1/4 cup dry red wine
- 1 tablespoon ginger root, grated
- 1 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes or cayenne
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cardamom
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon allspice
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1/2 teaspoon ground tumeric
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 pounds beef short ribs
- 1/4 cup dry red wine
- Season ribs with salt & pepper. Dust each in flour.
- In large dutch oven or cast iron stockpot, heat 1 teaspoon vegetable oil till hot. Sear beef on all sides, about 4 minutes per side. Remove to platter.
- Make the red pepper sauce first, combine tomato sauce, paprika, 1/4 cup dry red wine, grated ginger root, red pepper, cardamom, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon and allspice. Set red-pepper sauce aside.
- In a large skillet cook onion and garlic in hot oil until onion is tender but not brown. Stir in red pepper sauce, tumeric, and salt. Add spare ribs to skillet. Stir to coat.
- Bring mixture to boiling; reduce head. Cover; simmer or bake (300F) for about 2 ½ - 3 hours, until beef meat separates with a fork. Stir in 1/4 cup dry red wine and simmer uncovered about 15 minutes more. Skim off fat.
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about 4 years ago adamnsvetcooking
Very interesting spices here...I am very interested to see how there would taste
about 4 years ago Stockout
How do I describe them? Think of beef braised in a ginger-cardamom red wine chutney. Has a warmth that does not overpower but you know it is there.
about 4 years ago Kayb
This looks marvelous, and I'm going to try it with either short ribs or beef tips, as I have a couple of packages of those in my freezer. I'm also going to take the opportunity to use my newly acquired Aleppo pepper, which I love and am putting in everything savory.
about 4 years ago Sagegreen
With the mashed potatoes in the background, I could eat my screen! Yum.
about 4 years ago Stockout
I think any recipe with slow braised short ribs has got to be wonderful. It was actually creamed cauliflower in the background but alas, my dear, that is a different recipe.