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Why study Bachelor of Letters?
The Bachelor of Letters is a second undergraduate degree that allows students to specialise in an area of study relevant to their personal, professional or academic development. In the past, for example, engineers have undertaken studies in cultures and languages of countries with which they have trade relations, computer industry professionals have found studies in philosophy (particularly in logic) helpful, and secondary teachers in schools have benefited from developing another teaching discipline. Refer to the majors and minors table for a full list of studies offered. A full range of units may not be available to students starting in July.
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International Baccalaureate subject prerequisites
English at a minimum of grade four at standard level, plus a tertiary qualification equivalent to a three-year Australian bachelors degree.
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The degree is available only to applicants who have already completed an undergraduate degree. Please note English proficiency requirements must be met.
International Baccalaureate subject prerequisites
English at a minimum of grade four at standard level, plus a tertiary qualification equivalent to a three-year Australian bachelors degree.
English requirements for international students
IELTS 6.5 overall with a minimum of 6.0 in Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking; TOEFL 550 with a TWE of 4.5; or an Internet-based TOEFL score of 79 with 21 in Writing, 12 in Listening, 13 in Reading and 18 in Speaking; Pearson Test of English(PTE)overall score of 58 with minimum of 50 in Listening, 50 in Reading, 50 in Speaking and 50 in Writing; Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) score of 45 or above (each skill must score weak or above) or Advanced (CAE) score of 58 or above (each skill must score borderline or above)
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Monash integrates archaeology and ancient history to offer a comprehensive approach to understanding ancient cultures, focusing on the Mediterranean. Monash is also the only university in Victoria where you can study ancient Egypt in depth with staff who conduct archaeological fieldwork in Egypt. Students look at the reconstruction of past societies and their evolution based upon all surviving data - art, architecture, religious beliefs, cultures and social structures.
In its broadest sense, anthropology is the study of all things human. It explores all aspects of humanity - everything from cultures, behaviours and communication to evolution, social structures and relationships. In recent years, there have been major social and political movements throughout the world in which people are stressing a sense of community, shared identity and assertions of difference.
Art history and theory involves a critical engagement with all types of visual expression and communication in society, ranging from the traditional fine arts such as painting and sculpture, to recent visual media such as advertising, fashion, film, and cyber-culture.
Australia in the world looks at Australia's social, cultural and political landscape. At Monash, we are renowned for our field trips, our use of interactive media, and our willingness to look beyond the myths and stereotypes and interrogate Australia in new and different ways. In doing so, students engage with a number of different disciplines including history, politics, literature, geography, international and Indigenous studies.
Behavioural studies explores the way in which humans act and interact with each other. At Monash, we focus on looking at human behaviour in the changing and challenging environment of the 21st century. Students analyse a range of historical and emerging insights about the way we behave from a variety of disciplines - sociology, culture, philosophy, biology and psychology.
The growth of scientific knowledge and technical ability in medicine, genetics and the biological sciences has led to a number of ethical problems which perplex us all, for example: is genetic enhancement of humans ethically justified? Does the fact that we can prolong someone's life in a permanent vegetative state mean that we should? The study of bioethics attempts to develop ethical thinking to keep up with advances in biomedical technology and anticipate further developments that are yet to come.
Not only is China becoming the powerhouse of the world economy, it is among the fastest growing economies in the world, and is of ever increasing importance to Australia within both government and private sectors. Students who want to study Chinese at Monash have the option of starting from a number of different entry points - whether you are an absolute beginner or have studied Chinese in VCE or overseas, there is an appropriate level on offer for you. Students can also pursue studies in the Chinese Translation stream. Chinese translation provides students with a solid foundation in basic Chinese translation and interpreting. Through exploring business and professional translation as well as basic translation, students develop language skills in both written and verbal forms, and cultural sensitivity and knowledge.
Communications focuses on the role of media in society and how this influences the way we receive communications and the way we communicate with each other. Today, we get most of our news and knowledge from mass media and social media, so it is vital that students learn about the structures of communications industries and how to critically analyse the media.
Crime is an issue that all citizens and governments confront on a daily basis. In this study area, students debate the causes of crime, the problem of crime, and how it should be dealt with. They also gain the skills to understand the complexities of crime and how to critically analyse its workings and tensions.
English as an international language provides students with a new perspective on the use of English in today's globalised world by looking at the implications of intercultural communication. Students explore the use of English in a range of contexts - academic, professional, and international.
This teaching program extends and enhances everyday ways of thinking about film and screen into more sophisticated and specialised methods and approaches. Students explore the film and screen cultures of Asia, the United States and Europe, looking at everything from contemporary popular Hollywood to documentary film, and everything in between.
French is spoken in 42 countries over 5 continents. It is one of the five official languages of the United Nations and is used by important international bodies such as the World Health Organisation, the International Court of Justice, the OECD and the International Olympic Committee. Learning French at Monash gives students access to a culture with a key role in the past, present and future development of western civilisation. Students develop a critical understanding of fundamental areas of French studies, such as literature, film, philosophy and politics.
Our German program is designed for students who want to specialise in German language, linguistics and culture. Students explore each of these areas and look at how they relate to German society.
History is not simply about dates and facts, but about new ways to interpret and understand the past, allowing us to make sense of the world today. History at Monash delves into different aspects of the human experience, and considers societies and civilisations across a range of periods and continents. Students can study everything from medieval and renaissance Europe to contemporary worlds, Asian civilisations and nations at war.
Holocaust and genocide studies asks students to reflect upon why genocides take place and how people come to participate in mass violence. Students study the Holocaust as well as histories of other genocide beyond the Holocaust, including such case studies as Armenia, Cambodia, the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Darfur. Themes studied across all genocides include: trauma and testimony; the limits of representation; the survivor experience across generations and cultures; the role of the law in adjudicating war crimes; media coverage; and the failure to prevent genocide.
Human geography investigates the changing and complex relationship between people and their environments. In this area of study, we grapple with some of the major contemporary challenges the world faces - rapid urbanisation, environmental degradation, deepening poverty and rising socioeconomic inequality. Human geography examines how changing population and migration dynamics, urban development, patterns of consumption and growth, and labour markets intersect at local, national and global scales. Students undertaking this area of study will integrate skills gained from critical thinking, grounded experience and field-based learning to develop applied research capabilities necessary for professional careers in urban and regional development, community and international development and practice across a wide range of industry sectors, including state and federal government departments, international aid agencies and non-government organisations (NGOs) and community-based organisations.
Torture, hunger, terrorism, political corruption, racial discrimination - we all agree that these are some of the most serious contemporary human evils. The global effort to redress these evils has largely been organised around a framework of universal human rights. Students of human rights examine debates about the nature and legitimacy of human rights claims, and the role of human rights in the broader context of international affairs.
In Indigenous cultures and histories, students develop a good knowledge base about key issues in Indigenous societies, including the ongoing relationship between Indigenous and settler Australians, points of contestation and how this has shaped the position of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians in contemporary society, and understanding Indigenous relationships to each other and the land.
Monash has been teaching Indonesian culture and language for 50 years. Our Indonesian language students come from a range of backgrounds and begin at a variety of levels - from no prior knowledge of the language to proficient speakers. Students develop knowledge of the broader social, political and cultural contexts that make up the Indonesian environment and are encouraged to engage with our community of scholars who specialise in Indonesia and the Southeast Asian region.
International relations provides students with an understanding of the many aspects of contemporary global politics and economics, and a solid intellectual grounding in the key debates, historical events and political institutions that have shaped the international relations discipline. International relations at Monash specialises in four broad areas: international security studies; global and European Union regional governance; international political economy; and foreign policy.
As the world globalises and nations and economies become more integrated, understanding our world and the ideas and beliefs of our neighbours is vital. International studies criss-crosses history, politics, international relations, sociology and economics. It starts by looking at the history of the 20th century and then moves to the issues facing our world as we move into the 21st century. Students can also pursue studies in one of two streams: Asian studies; European studies.
Islamic studies is taught in association with the Centre for Inter-Religious Dialogue at Australian Catholic University. Students can explore a range of different topics including Arabic language, approaches to the Qur'an and Hadith, Islamic history and leadership, and contemporary thought.
Knowledge of Italian is useful in itself, but is also essential to the study of other areas like history, literature, music, art and economics. Italian studies students at Monash explore contemporary literature, cinema and theatre, as well as medieval and Renaissance history and culture.
Communicating in Japanese requires cultural knowledge as well as language ability. At Monash, we have established ourselves as a national leader in developing innovative and effective programs for teaching Japanese. We teach Japanese from 3 entry points catering for everyone from the absolute beginner to semi-native speakers. In additional to language skills, students learn about Japanese culture and society, history, the media, and its broader Asian context.
Jewish studies equips students with an understanding of Jewish civilisation in its many aspects - language and literature, history, theology, philosophy, rabbinics, law, politics and sociology. Students can also pursue studies in a Yiddish language stream.
In journalism practice, students begin to produce real journalism from day one. The program covers the full range of production technologies - print, video, radio and online - and students are taught to reach high professional standards. As their studies progress, students build a production portfolio of published works that they can take with them to employers.
Journalism studies complements the journalism major - they are typically taken together - but you can also take journalism studies as a stand-alone area of study. It takes an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on a range of areas including media studies, politics, economics, history and philosophy. Students learn about the context and practice of journalism in Australia and internationally, while developing skills in media research.
Did you know that Korean is Australia's second largest trading partner? This means that employers in business and trade, law firms, schools and universities, and Federal and State Governments have a need for people with Korean expertise. Teaching of Korean at Monash incorporates interactive and multimedia resources to enhance students' learning and bring Korean culture to the classroom. Students can study Korean language from an absolute beginner's level through to proficient.
Put simply, linguistics is the study of language. It looks at the structure of language, such as grammar, its meaning and how it is used, or in other words, its context. Students explore how languages differ and how they are alike, and learn techniques and principles to use in analysing any language. Examples of practical applications of linguistics include communication within organisations, the development of language policies in government and education, and intercultural communication.
Our literary studies program encompasses some of the most well-known, interesting and important poems, plays and novels of contemporary times and the past. Everything from the classic texts to contemporary works by Generation Y can be explored. Students learn to think about literature in relation to the ideas and concerns of the current time, as well as the time in which the literature was written. On graduating, students are able to research and write on a variety of challenging topics, engage with ideas, and communicate fluently and clearly in both written and oral form, setting them up for a wide range of employment opportunities. There are 3 different pathways that students can take in the Literary Studies major: Literatures in English, Creative Writing, International Literatures.
Modern Greek at Monash offers students a unique opportunity to indulge in Greek language and culture, which has exercised a significant influence on Australian society. Students explore the culture and literature of Greece over the past 200 years, as well as the rhythm of life in Greece today.
Become the complete 21st century musician by surrounding yourself with some of the finest professionals in their fields at one of the best music schools in Australia - the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music. Students receive one-on-one teaching to develop their solo and ensemble performance skills, and also explore composition, musicology (the academic study of music), ethnomusicology (the study of music of different cultures), and creative music technology.
Students with a strong musical aptitude undertaking this specialisation are expected to acquire an assured technique and an awareness of the history of performance style and practice. Students develop their stylistic understanding and interactive musical skills by performing in a variety of ensembles.
What sorts of things exist in the world and how are they related? How are the mind and matter related? Philosophy raises questions such as these about the basic assumptions of every form of human inquiry - and attempts to find the answers. Students explore the notions of logic, critical reasoning, and both personal and professional ethics.
Politics is concerned with questions of power. What is it? What has it? Who should have it? Politics at university is more concerned with explaining how and why different political systems are constructed, and how they work, than surface level politics such as current affairs. Students look at what happens, but also investigate why, such as the causes of political events and hidden meanings and motivations.
Psychology draws on a range of phenomena including remembering and forgetting, thinking, learning, problem solving, how we communicate, our emotions, and our social interactions. It allows us to examine how we respond to the world around us, providing valuable insights in how we can interact with the world more effectively and safely.
Is there more than what we see? It is important for all of us to acquire an appreciation of the various religions and spiritual traditions that shape our world. Only in doing so can we truly understand contemporary debates and the relationship of different religious and spiritual traditions with the modern world. Students have the opportunity to study a range of religious traditions, beliefs and theological systems within a variety of contexts.
Sociology explores people and the relationships that they have in different contexts such as families, schools and workplaces. Sociologists look to things like social class, gender, ethnicity, power and culture to understand and explain the differences in how people live, think and feel. Students can also pursue studies in a Gender Studies stream.
Spanish is the language of over 400 million people. It is spoken officially in 23 countries, and is the second language of the US. At Monash, language classes - even beginners - are taught in Spanish, so you get to listen to Spanish from your very first class. While developing their language skills, students also explore the rich diversity of Spanish and Latin American cultures, including literature, film, music and history, allowing them to develop cultural competency alongside their linguistic skills.
Theatre focuses on the past, present and future of performance. It combines theoretical frameworks with the practical study of key themes, questions and practices. Theatre provides students with the ability to think critically, preparing them for a future where theatre and performance increasing cross genres, cultures, geographic boundaries, and modes of artistic expression.
Like all of our language programs, Ukrainian language and studies is available to students with little or no prior knowledge of Ukrainian, as well as students that are already competent. Students develop skills in written and spoken language, while exploring the culture, history, literature and everyday life in the Ukraine.


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Project ID: 12-1-02-15
Year: 2012
Date Started: 06/01/2012
Ending Date: 09/30/2015
Title: Development of the Rangeland Vegetation Simulator: A Module for FVS
Project Proposal Abstract: The FVS is currently incapable of estimating succession, biomass and fuels of non-forested landscapes, yet decision support models such as the Interagency Fuels Treatment Decision Support System (IFT-DSS) require this information. In response, we propose development of the Rangeland Vegetation Simulator (RVS). The RVS estimates succession, growth and yield of non-forest vegetation components which are linked to surface fire behavior fuel models, Fuel Loading Models and Fuel Characteristic Classification System (FCCS) fuelbeds enabling fire behavior and effects simulation at any time in the successional trajectory of a stand. The RVS has added benefits of being sensitive to disturbances including fire, grazing and invasive species such as cheatgrass. Finally, the RVS provides a link to other multi-million dollar interagency projects such as Ecological Sites making it cost effective, transparent and uniquely positioned to make a positive difference in the performance of the FVS.
Principal Investigator: Matt C. Reeves
Agency/Organization: Private Consulting
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My website, http://foodforfaith.org offers books, devotionals, a blog, and gateways for schools and churches. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE! ~Off the Hook ~The AntiChrist Was Conceived in Queens ~When My Mother & Father Forsake Me...The Workbook All titles are available in e-book and paperback formats here: http://www.amazon.com/A.-Jesus-Wrighter/e/B007JPQHJW/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1 **************************************************************************************************************** I'm a former pastor who has been estranged from my parents for many years. After earning my Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary I was promptly voted out of two pastorates. However, in January of 1996 I heard the audible voice of God while driving home in the family minivan after dropping my daughter off at school. It was only one word, but it was clear: WRITE! It took me several years to finally obey that word, but today I am the author of a growing catalog of fiction and non-fiction titles, most of them dealing with the power of God's G.R.A.C.E. to heal and restore souls damaged by any form of parental rejection. Most important of all, I have found healing, wholeness, full acceptance, and unconditional love in my relationship with my Heavenly Father through Jesus Christ. What really drives my writing is a desire to make the world a better place, so please let me know how I can help you in any way. I look forward to meeting many new friends and colleagues. :-)
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NASA Gives News Media Access to Final Shuttle Simulations
HOUSTON, June 15, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — As the final space shuttle training simulations take place at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, the agency is giving journalists an unprecedented view of the crew and Mission Control team training for the upcoming STS-135 mission.
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On Thursday, June 16, news media representatives can witness one of the final launch and ascent simulations conducted by the STS-135 crew, flight controllers and simulation and training teams. The Johnson badging office opens at 6 a.m. CDT and journalists should arrive early to be ready for transportation to the training site at 7 a.m.
Reporters will be able to photograph the crew getting into the motion-based shuttle simulator and gather behind-the-scenes interviews and footage with the teams that train the astronauts before launch. Flight controllers who oversee the shuttle's performance from the ground also will be available.
Filming and photographs will be allowed using only available light inside both the simulation control rooms and the space shuttle flight control room in the Mission Control Center. Reporters also will be able to listen to and record conversations between the crew and mission control, as well as between the flight director and his team as they work through mock shuttle launches.
Following the simulation, STS-135 Commander Chris Ferguson, Pilot Doug Hurley and Mission Specialists Sandra Magnus and Rex Walheim and STS-135 Ascent Flight Director Richard Jones will be available for a question-and-answer session in mission control. NASA Television will air the event live at 1 p.m. The training team will be available for interviews afterward.
On Friday, June 17, the space shuttle and space station flight controllers will practice the shuttle's final rendezvous and docking with the International Space Station. Reporters should arrive at Johnson's badging office by 10:30 a.m. for transportation to the training facility.
Journalists will have access to Johnson's fixed-based shuttle simulator and can witness the STS-135 crew preparing for a mock terminal initiation burn and getting the shuttle ready for docking with the station. At noon, news media representatives will be escorted to mission control to tour the space shuttle flight control room and the space station training version. The flight control team will be practicing the shuttle's backflip as it approaches the station and the docking. Reporters will have access to the front of the room and can listen to the flight director's audio and the air-to-ground transmissions from the shuttle crew. The simulated docking is expected to begin at 2 p.m.
Both training events will be recorded for broadcast on NASA TV. The schedule is below.
June 16
1 p.m. – Question-and-answer session with STS-135 crew and flight control team in space shuttle flight control room
2 p.m. – Replay of STS-135 ascent simulation
June 17
3:30 p.m. – Replay of STS-135 rendezvous simulation with shuttle and station flight control teams
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Today's bloom is Hawaiian Snowbush 'Roseo-picta' (Breynia disticha)
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- Totally Me! by Victoria Justice Decorate Your Own Fedora Hat from Toys R Us
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Toys "R" Us is launching a new collection of craft kits inspired by the actress Victoria Justice, who kids might know from the Nickelodeon series Victorious, among others. The Totally Me! by Victoria Justice do-it-yourself line includes the Decorate Your Own Fedora Hat kit. The kit comes with a black fedora, a red sequined heart embellishment, a polka dot bow, two grip strips, a rhinestone buckle, a sheet of assorted stickers, and instructions. Kids can apply some or all of the embellishments to make a one-of-a-kind hat.
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The role of VEGF and a functional link between VEGF and p27(Kip1) in acute myeloid leukemia.
Publiceringsår: 2009
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Sidor: 251-261
Publikation/Tidskrift/Serie: Leukemia : official journal of the Leukemia Society of America, Leukemia Research Fund, U.K
Volym: 2008
Nummer: Nov 6.
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Alterations in the expression and signalling pathways of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) have been linked to the clinical features and pathogenesis of hematologic malignancies. In this study, we showed that VEGF protein expression was statistically significantly higher in the leukemic blasts than in the normal hematopoietic counterparts. A statistically significant correlation between expression of VEGF and p27(Kip1) was observed in bone marrows from 42 patients with acute myeloid leukemia (P<0.001). We further demonstrated that forced VEGF overexpression or autocrine VEGF stimulation of VEGFR-2 triggers proliferation and migration/invasion of U-937 leukemic cells, thereby inducing a more invasive tumor phenotype. U-937 cells overexpressing VEGF were resistant to all-trans-retinoic acid-(ATRA) or camptothecin-induced apoptosis. Finally, we showed that increased p27(Kip1) expression enhanced the ability of VEGF and VEGFR-2 to promote the migration of U-937 cells. Taken together, our results suggest that elevated level of VEGF may contribute to the adverse patient outcome by promoting cell growth, survival and migration of leukemic cells and by reducing the sensitivity of leukemic cells to therapeutic agents-induced apoptosis.Leukemia advance online publication, 6 November 2008; doi:10.1038/leu.2008.300.
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Puzzle Math: Solve All Parts of Equations that have Fractional and Negative Exponents
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In this worksheet students increase their understanding of fractional and negative exponents as they encounter equations consisting of bases raised to exponents equal to a number. Sometimes they solve for the base, sometimes they solve for the exponent, and sometimes they evaluate the exponential expression. The worksheet provides instant feedback and fun for the math students because the answers correspond to letters that lead to the decoding of a secret message. It is also self-grading, which makes it ideal for customized treatment of learners. If you like this, you'll probably enjoy "PUZZLE MATH: Trigonometry and Logarithms" or other PUZZLE MATH worksheets and books, also by Roxanne Eckenrode.
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Race and Ambivalent Criminal Procedure RemediesBrooks HollandGonzaga University School of Law 2012 Gonzaga Law Review, Vol. 47, No. 341, 2012 Abstract: This paper reflects the author's comments at the 2011 Race and Criminal Justice Conference at Gonzaga University School of Law. The paper posits that courts overall are ambivalent to remedying racial discrimination in criminal cases, even in cases where the defendant has proven an equal protection violation. For instance, courts remain ambivalent about whether the Equal Protection Clause includes the exclusionary rule remedy. Courts also apply traditional harmless error and preservation doctrine to avoid remedying proven equal protection violations during trial, at least when the defendant was the object of that discrimination. This paper argues that because of the unique gravity and harm of racial discrimination in a criminal case, including the clear culpability required to prove an equal protection violation, any such violation should necessitate a meaningful criminal procedure remedy. To illustrate this kind of judicial commitment to equal protection remedies, this paper highlights the recent concurring opinion of Washington State Supreme Court Chief Justice Barbara Madsen in State v. Monday, 257 P.3d 551 (Wa. 2011). In this opinion, the Chief Justice argued that harmless error analysis should not apply to the proven racial discrimination by the prosecution in this criminal case. On the contrary, the Chief Justice concluded, "[r]egardless of the evidence of [a] defendant's guilt, the injection of insidious discrimination ... is so repugnant to the core principles of integrity and justice upon which a fundamentally fair criminal justice system must rest that only a new trial will remove its taint." Number of Pages in PDF File: 24 Keywords: race, criminal procedure, exclusionary rule, remedies, equal protection Date posted: June 28, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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It wasn't pretty, and it didn't come easy, but the Patriots were able to squeak out a win over Buffalo in their regular season opener.
New England marched out a new-look offense against the Bills that was full of fresh faces and new targets not yet completely comfortable with Tom Brady. The chemistry isn't there yet, which was evidenced by some sloppy plays, but despite the shaky offensive showing, there were some names who truly impressed in Week 1.
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ST. DAVID'S, Pa. — Second-half goals by Sarah Cummings and Jillian Nealon rallied the sixth-ranked TCNJ women's field hockey team to a 2-1 win over Eastern.
The hosts took the lead on the stroke of halftime when Megan Bolton converted a penalty corner.
The Lions (11-1) hit back in the 50th minute when Cummings tipped in Erin Waller's pass. Waller was again the provider on the 61st-minute winner, this time feeding Nealon, who slammed home her 17th goal of the season.
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Béla Fleck didn't ask to be the Avatar of the New American Culture (avatars never do). He happened to be in the right place at the right time with a banjo and a digital recorder. The remaining dots are ours to connect, and we've begun to connect them.
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HYDERABAD: The State government on Thursday contended that Polavaram project was well within the ambit of Bachawat Tribunal Award and therefore the order of the National Environment Appellate Authority (NEAA) did not stand.
Representing the State before a Division Bench of the Andhra Pradesh High Court comprising judges T. Meena Kumari and G. Rohini, Advocate-General C.V. Mohan Reddy said that the government was constructing a retaining wall to prevent submergence of some parts in Chhattisgarh and Orissa.
The Advocate-General was prefacing his lengthy arguments in the writ petition filed by the State government challenging the order of the NEAA. It may be recalled that the NEAA had set aside the clearances granted by the Ministry of Environment and Forest (MOEF) on the ground that the opportunity of hearing was not given to people in some villages in Orissa and Chhattisgarh, who were likely to be affected due to the project.


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Conciliation talks between the University of Manitoba and its professors broke down Friday, the faculty association said in a release.
"Conciliation talks between UMFA and the administration have reached an impasse," the release from UMFA said.
"Outstanding issues include academic freedom, collegial governance, and the ability of faculty to perform their research without interference from university bureaucrats.
Conciliation began Wednesday and had been scheduled to continue through the weekend.
The minister of labour has appointed a mediator, Michael Werier, UMFA said. The faculty association has set Tuesday as a strike date, though it has not yet made an official announcement. UMFA members voted 68 per cent last week in favour of going on strike.
The U of M has set up a website to keep students informed at www.umanitoba.ca/strikeinfo.
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A statement from U of M president David Barnard, released Thursday, stated: "I want to be clear that we have not put forward anything in this bargaining process that would erode the academic freedom enjoyed by our faculty. We have not proposed a performance-management system for UMFA members. Nor have we introduced any restrictions on research for UMFA members."
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If you thought there was only one 'Grand Tour' in the world, Wicklow and Kildare have got news for you
Hear 'Grand Tour' and automatically you imagine all sorts of Northern Europe's aristocracy heading south for a holiday of cultural immersion. Well, it's got a twin – and you'll find it in the east of Ireland.
Ireland is famous for its remote and dramatic beauty, but you don't have to travel far to find it. Ireland's Grand Tour takes in counties Wicklow and Kildare, right on Dublin's doorstep, and offers the visitor a staggeringly wide variety of views, pastimes and sights. Think of it as Ireland in a nutshell.
And in this part of the world, mother nature is the grand master.
Rugged mountains, waterfalls, grand estates, horse-covered plains, lively towns, they're all a part of the Grand Tour which can easily be driven in a day. This side of Ireland, the eastern side, is more delicate than the west, and the weather tends to be gentler and drier, making it ideal for walkers and cyclists.
Ireland's Grand Tour is made up of smaller routes arranged loosely around themes – gardens, pilgrims, great houses – there's something for just about everyone. At 200 miles (340km) the whole Grand Tour is ideal for drivers, but cyclists and walkers will find plenty for them too.
The coastal tour, for example, is particularly good for keen cyclists because it offers both variety and challenge. It takes in a stretch of coastline before looping inland and up to the Sugar Loaf Mountain. The route is 79 miles (126km) – perfectly achievable on a long summer day – and swoops past Brittas Bay, a blue flag beach ideal for a cooling dip. Once inland the route takes you through the Vale of Avoca where two rivers meet in a cluster of woods – surely one of the prettiest spots in Ireland. Wild swimmers should also try a bracing dip in the peaty waters of Lough Tay (aka Guinness Lake) in the mountains.
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Taking any of the routes by car will leave you plenty of time to stop and take in the sights. This part of Ireland is dotted with the great houses of the aristocracy. Kilruddery is a jewel of an Elizabethan revival house; Castletown is the oldest and grandest Palladian-style house in Ireland; Powerscourt is justly famous for its gardens, as is Mount Usher.
St Fiachra's Gardens at the National Stud, Kildare
History lives on in Ireland, as you can see from the horse breeding and training that still makes Kildare a global equestrian hotspot. The National Stud offers visitors the chance to find out about why Ireland is so good at breeding winners, thanks to the museum, and others can simply enjoy the beauty of the gardens, including the Japanese Gardens.
The Grand Tour can also take the visitor back to when Ireland was a beacon of learning in the early Christian world. The monastic settlement of Glendalough is not only a magical place, but renowned walking writer Christopher Somerville says the hike through Glendalough and the Glenealo Valley is his favourite in all of Ireland.
Finding inspiration on Ireland's Grand Tour? Something tells us he won't be the last.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
we interrupt this radio silence...
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where have i been?
i'm asking you
as much as i am asking myself
i've been
just about anything
but blogging
and for that
i do apologize
i tend to blog about
what we are eating
what i am crafting
our travels
i just haven't done anything
blog-worthy lately
these last couple of days have been consumed
pulled pork
bbq beans
for a crowd
i'm making dinner for 75
as a fundraiser
our local american legion
we will raise
lots of dough
for the uso
perhaps i should have done a bake sale
and named it that
catchy, no?
and today
while making dressing for coleslaw
i thought to myself
"what exactly do poppy seeds taste like?"
let me warn you
they don't taste like
lemon muffins
that is FOR SURE
after my second spoonful
because the first was just a palate cleanser
i began to panic
poppy seeds being classified as an opiate and all
and me being
uptight and repressed
if you come by my place
and see
fantasia on the tv
in constant loop
and me
zoned out on the couch
with a bowl of
small, dark, round seeds
on my lap
it all started
as an innocent
culinary curiosity
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ahaha love it! :) i know how u feel about being missing...im still playing catch up with my blog but its been SO hard! I have so many things i wanna post about but i really wanna share what we got up last yr as well! Currently i have been so busy making and freezing baby food its almost funny...no not really but ive come up with some great recipes and i cant wait to share....but like i said..i really need to get on with my catch up posts but i did like the fact and am excited about the last post was food related...may not be anything to amazing but it was a recipe none the less :)
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Brad Olsen's thoughtful post on the forthcoming NCTQ/US News rankings of teacher education programs echoes some more general concerns about holding teachers and schools accountable. These concerns have come forward most recently in discussions of "value-added" assessment of individual teachers, but they are equally familiar from the decade-long debate over how to measure schools' performance under NCLB. In every case, the publication of information on relative performance—of teachers, schools, school districts, colleges, graduate schools, or teacher education programs—meets with resistance, from the targets of accountability but often also from researchers, on the grounds that the measures (AYP, API, teacher value-added, prestige rankings) on which performance is assessed are insufficient to the task. Instruments have not been validated. Scores are unstable and unreliable. Performance is measured too narrowly. The system is subject to gaming. Successful teachers, schools, and programs will be subjected to undeserved stigma and shame.
These concerns are warranted. AYP is a thoroughly inadequate measure of school performance, and teachers' value-added scores provide a very limited amount of useful information about the quality of teaching. The rankings that US News and World Reports publishes on American colleges are notoriously subject to gaming. Many of the teachers, schools, and programs that fall toward the bottom of the published scale are in fact doing a perfectly acceptable job.
All of these concerns arise in force when it comes to the NCTQ/US News rankings of teacher education programs, as Brad's post makes clear. Acknowledging this fact, though, simply brings us face to face with a harder question: how much information do we believe is necessary to make consequential judgments about educational performance? Or, to put the question another way, is some information about relative performance always better than no information?
Critics of school rankings and other measures of relative performance implicitly argue that imperfect information does more harm than no information at all. Our current measures of performance are flawed, and we should therefore withhold judgment about how teachers, schools, and programs are doing until we have developed measures that are generally recognized as accurate, reliable and fair. At first glance this seems reasonable, but the wait for perfect information is likely to be a very long wait, if we even believe that the goal is attainable.
Scholars are committed to standards of evidence that satisfy the criteria of scientific rigor. The data that come to hand for policymaking rarely if ever meet this standard. AYP is far from perfect, but it has shone a light on critical performance issues in schools. Teachers' value-added scores do not tell us everything we want to know about the quality of their teaching, but they provide valuable information about teachers' performance that would not otherwise be available. Rankings of teacher education programs will not provide a full or fully accurate account of each program's effectiveness, but they will give us more information about the relative performance of these programs than we have now.
All of these measures have flaws and limitations, and it's important to point them out. More and better measures would allow us to make more accurate judgments and wiser decisions. But until these new measures are developed (and Brad provides some useful advice about what they should look like for teacher education programs) we're better off with the information that flawed measures produce than with no information at all.
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Dubno (Ukrainian: Ду́бно) is a city located on the Ikva River in the Rivne Oblast (province) of western Ukraine. Serving as the administrative center of Dubno Raion (district), the city itself is also designated as a separate raion within the oblast. It was home to the Cold War facility Dubno air base. The current estimated population is around 38,037 (as of 2011).
First mentioned in a chronicle of 1099, when it was in possession of Yaroslav the Wise's grandson David of Brest[citation needed], Dubno was even a seat of local princes for a short period of time. In the early 14th century it was annexed by Poland with the rest of Halych-Volynia. Later, it became a notable royal stronghold guarding that country's eastern border. Granted city rights in 1498, the town attracted many foreign settlers, most notably Jewish and Armenian. As such, it became the seat of one of the oldest and most vibrant Jewish communes in Central Europe. Since 14th century owned by the mighty Ostrogski family, who built the Dubno Castle during the times of Vasyl Ostrozhsky. Between 1489 and 1506 the castle was significantly expanded by Konstanty Ostrogski, who made it a modern fortress, one of the strongest in the area.
With the death of Janusz Ostrogski in 1619, the last of his kin, the area was inherited by his brother-in-law Aleksander Zasławski of the cadet branch of the Ostrogski family. About that time it was again modernized to stand up to the standards of renaissance warfare and modernization of artillery. Finally, in 1753 it was sold to the Lubomirskis following the Treaty of Zdołbunów.
In the 1780s the castle underwent yet another modernization and was rebuilt as a residential manor, mostly losing its fortified character. By that time, the town was the largest settlement of the Volhynian Voivodeship and arguably the most notable centre of the area. Annexed by Imperial Russia in 1795 during the Partitions of Poland, the town initially flourished as the szlachta register was moved there from Lwów. However, after the third partition it was moved to Kiev and the town lost its importance, gradually falling into neglect. In 1870 it was declared a Fortified Town, which imposed serious limitations on settlement and housing construction, further limiting the development. However, it remained a notable centre of commerce, most notably because of numerous Czech settlements around the town, that gave it the nickname of the brewery of Volhynia.
The castle was ruined in 1915 during the World War I.
Retaken by Poland in 1918 and finally granted to that state in the Peace of Riga, it was a seat of a powiat and a notable military garrison of both the KOP, and the Polish Army, with the 43rd Rifle Regiment (part of the 13th Kresy Infantry Division), and the 2nd Regiment of Mounted Artillery (part of Volhynian Cavalry Brigade) stationed here. Dubno also was the seat of Papal Eastern Seminary (Papieskie Seminarium Wschodnie). In 1935 a large prison was started to be built, the third biggest in Poland at that time. Between 1932 and 1939 the castle was being rebuilt in its original form, but the works were stopped by the outbreak of World War II. In 1937, its population was app. 15,500, out of which Jews made 45%, Ukrainians 29%, and Poles 26%.
Occupied by the Soviet Union in the effect of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of 1939, it was subject to harsh policies of the NKVD. The uncompleted prison was taken over by the NKVD in December 1939 and was used for political prisoners of all parts of Soviet-annexed Poland. Between 1500 and 3000 prisoners were being kept there in harsh conditions, with new inmates arriving after the previous ones were successively transported to Gulag and other Soviet prisons. In 1940 most of the local Poles were arrested and resettled to various Soviet Gulags and prisons throughout the USSR. In 1941, following the outbreak of Soviet-German War, on June 24 and June 25, 1941, approximately 550 prisoners of the Dubno prison were executed by the withdrawing NKVD while only 8 of them survived. About that time in the vicinity of the town (and around Lutsk and Brody) a large tank battle was fought. In the Battle of Brody (1941) the German 1st Panzer Group under Ewald von Kleist managed to break the counter-attack by Soviet 9th and 19th Mechanized Corps, and 8th Mechanized Corps. 8 th Corps Tank Group take Dubno and held him 5 days before is turn back by stronger German forces' (under Konstantin Rokossovski, Nikolay Feklenko and D.I Rybjasev, Commander of 8th Corps Tank group was brigade commisar N.K. Popel, respectively). Soon afterwards the town was occupied by Germany.
In the second half of 1943, Dubno became a shelter for ethnic Polish population of Volhynia, who came here to escape the Volhynian Genocide. The town was defended by a unit of Polish self-defence, which was tolerated by German authorities. On February 28, 1944, the Germans evacuated Poles from Dubno to Brody, and then to the Reich, where they became slave workers.
After the war the town was given to Soviet Ukraine.
Jewish history[edit]
According to the census of 1897, Dubno had a population of 13,785, including 5,608 Jews. The main sources of income for the Jewish community were trading and industrial occupations. There were 902 artisans, 147 day-laborers, 27 factory and workshop employees, and 6 families cultivating land. The town had a Jewish hospital and several chederim (Jewish schools). The earliest date given in connection with the Jews of Dubno is the beginning of the 17th century. In [1650] there were 47 Jewish and 141 Christian taxable households.
Dubno is perhaps best known within the Jewish world as the long-time home of Jacob ben Wolf Kranz, known as the Dubno (or Dubner) Maggid.In Dubno buried in the Jewish cemetery tzaddik Josko Joseph, author of "Yesod Yosef"(The book Yesod Yosef, by Kabbalist Rabbi Yosef, Rabbi of Dubno. Zhitomir, 1867. Published by Rabbi Avraham Shalom Shadov.) - one of the most popular religious works of the XVIII century. Place known grave and monument impeccably renovated. Same cemetery running, requires supervision, lack of fencing along the edges of the cemetery trash, mow the grass rarel. Great Synagogue is in Dubno, which need repair. Rabbi Moshe Zeev's brother was the kabbalistic Rabbi Yosef Jaski, the head of the rabbinical court of Dubno, and the author of the book of moral teachings "Yeshod Yosef". Rabbi Yosef was related to the famous historian Simon Dubnow.
In 1942 a large ghetto was created in the city. Most of the local Jews (roughly 12,000, that is 59% of pre-war inhabitants of the town) were killed in The Holocaust. Most were shot at mass executions by the SS Einsatzgruppe outside of the city. A detailed description of the mass murder was given by Hermann Friedrich Graebe at the Nuremberg trials. A young German officer of the German Infanterieregiment 9, Axel von dem Bussche witnessed the executions and reacted by joining the resistance movement against Hitler. Around 300 Jews managed to survive the massacres.
- Axel Freiherr von dem Bussche-Streithorst
- Jacob ben Wolf Kranz, Dubner Maggid
- Rafał Leszczyński (1650–1703)
- Aleksander Dominik Lubomirski
- Józef Karol Lubomirski
- Katarzyna Ostrogska (1560-1579)
- Wiktor Poliszczuk
- Joseph Soloveitchik
- Vyacheslav Ivanovich Zof
- Rabbi Yosef, Rabbi of Dubno
- Roman Toporow
International relations[edit]
Twin towns — Sister cities[edit]
Dubno is twinned with:
See also[edit]
- Ostroh
- List of towns with German town law
- Battle of Warsaw (1920)
- Polish-Soviet War
- Battle of Uman
- Polish-Soviet War in 1920
- German XLVIII Panzer Corps
- Operation Spark (1940)
- "Dubno (Rivne, Ukraine)". Flags of the World. Retrieved November 20, 2005.
- "Dubno". PWN (in Polish) (web ed.). 2002.
- "Dubno; Zamek". Wyjazd turystyczno-charytatywny na Kresy (in Polish). Retrieved November 20, 2005.
- "Łuck-Brody-Dubno i T-34". Historycy.pl (in Polish). Archived from the original on December 21, 2005. Retrieved November 20, 2005.
Bibliography of Jewish Encyclopedia[edit]
- P. Pesis, 'Ir Dubno we-Rabbaneha, Cracow, 1902;
- Regesty i Nadpisi, i. 339, 432, St. Petersburg, 1899;
- K. H. Margolyesh, in Ned. Khronika Voskhoda, 1887, p. 45.H
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Jewish Encyclopedia. 1901–1906. ([1])
- By : Herman Rosenthal, S. Janovsky & M. Seligsohn
External links[edit]
- Official City Website
- City Portal of Dubno
- Memorial to the Victims and Survivors of the Dubno Ghetto
- History of Dubno
- Social network of the town of Dubno
- Сastles of Ukraine. (Ukrainian)
- Soviet topographic map 1:100,000
- The extermination of the Jews of Dubno - a testimony at the Nuremberg trials by Hermann Graebe
- Location map via Encarta Maps
- News on-line


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Josh Hartnett was rushed to hospital yesterday (30.03.09).The 'Pearl Harbor' star was staying at the Chateau Marmont hotel in West Hollywood when he began complaining of "excruciating" abdominal pain at around 2am.
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Grooming is definitely a challenge and requires physical stamina and a strong back. If you have physical or time limitations, paying a professional is well worth it. Also, home haircuts can look, well…homely, especially for beginners. So, if the perfect doggy hairdo matters to you or your dog, leave it to the experts.
One advantage to do-it-yourself grooming for small dogs is that they are simply easier to handle than larger dogs. Also, grooming your small dog is a priceless opportunity for bonding. Another reason to try your hand at grooming is if your dog has physical or behavioral challenges. For example, one of my dogs is a nightmare in the tub and the other refuses to stand up for longer than 30 seconds because of a bad back. No wonder one groomer stopped returning my phone calls!
If you do decide to try this at home, my best piece of advice is to buy a great pair of electric clippers. A cheap pair will make you want to tear your own hair out! You can shop online or buy at your local pet store, but check the return policy in case you need to upgrade.
For actual grooming techniques, many clippers include a how-to DVD with step-by-step instructions. Also, check for books at your local library or bookstore for breed-specific advice.
Another bit of important advice: Clippers work best on a shampooed, dry coat because clean hair cuts more easily. I wash my dogs the day before grooming to take full advantage of those expensive
clippers I bought. Also, you will need to buy blade lubricant to maintain the clippers, although some clipping kits include this.
Small dogs in particular are prone to unsightly eye discharge, which requires daily upkeep. Rinsing your dog's eyes with plain contact saline works well; just catch the runoff with a tissue. Keeping the area trimmed prevents the eye gunk buildup that can lead to infections and corneal scratches.
Trimming nails, clipping ear hair and expressing anal glands are three difficult grooming issues for the novice at-home groomer. Before proceeding with these tasks, it's best to get some training, whether from a groomer, vet or knowledgeable friend.
Trimming a dog's nails can be risky, especially if the nails are dark. One wrong snip can result in pain and nasty bleeding. If you decide to try it, have styptic powder on hand to stop any bloody mishaps.
The big question regarding ear hair is to pluck or not to pluck. Some professionals believe plucking ear hair with forceps helps keep the ear canal clean, preventing ear infections. Others think that simply trimming the hair does the job. I've tried both and actually had more success with a careful clipper trim.
Lastly, let's tackle the infamous anal glands, which with luck are not an issue for your pooch. Signs of problems include scooting, licking the area or a emitting a foul odor. Usually, a professional groomer empties these glands externally during your dog's bath. If you think your dog has any issues here, check with your vet before trying this at home!
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Monday, November 26, 2007
Thanksgiving went very well and we had a lovely time with both sides of our family. The only glitch was my pie making. I baked them the day before, in the midst of cleaning and organizing, which may have been a mistake. The first pumpkin pie burned because, although I remembered to reset the timer, I forgot to turn the temperature down from 450 to 350 after 15 minutes. I hurried up and made a second one, but in all of the confusion of people coming in and out of the kitchen during dinnertime, the oven got turned off while the second pie was still baking. We turned it back on and it turned out all right. Clearly I didn't learn to stop while I was behind because after everyone left, I tried to make a pecan pie for the first time while Scott brined the turkeys. (Spellcheck suggests I use "brained" or "bribed" instead of "brined.") The recipe practically yells at you not to let the pie overbake and to take it out while the middle is still a little jiggly, which we did. Unfortunately, it was still jiggly the next day at Thanksgiving dinner. I had made the dairy-free pecan pie for Katherine since she can't eat her grandmother's pecan pies, so Scott and I kept the unappealing, oozing pie down at our end of the table. Not surprisingly, K. decided not to try it. At least the pumpkin bars turned out well. (I frosted them with dairy-free frosting.)
Here's the pumpkin pie recipe. It is a lovely pie when you follow the directions. No photo, for obvious reasons.
Pumpkin Pie from A Vegetarian Harvest
1 15-ounce can of pumpkin
2 eggs, beaten
12 ounces of soymilk (I use vanilla.)
1 1/2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 c. sugar
prebaked graham cracker pie crust
Preheat the oven to 45o degrees. Mix together the ingredients. Pour them into the crust. Bake 15 minutes at 450 degrees, then reduce the temperature to 350 degrees and continue to bake for 50 minutes.
There is no school today because it is the first day of antlered deer season for rifle hunters, affectionately known as "the first day of buck." The kids are snacking on the last of the candy corn while coloring snowflakes and snowmen to hang from the dining room chandelier. I'm digging out some of the Christmas decorations and taking advantage of some online sales in between catching up on blogs. Happy first day of buck to you all!
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My father, brother and husband have migrated over to your state for your national holiday of "Buck Day". I went to college in your great state and many males in our class would be absent on Buck Day as well as Doe Day (which I believe are one in the same now).
My pumpkin pie didn't turn out so great either. Without eggs, the thing just never seemed to set. I just kept baking it and after 70 minutes I gave up. Surprisingly it semi-set in the fridge overnight and was edible on Thanksgiving.Hi there, I ust found your blog and am so excited about the pumpkin pie recipe and everything else you have here
Had to share a great pumpkin cookie recipe I recently tried. It is Soo Good, easy and requires 3 ingredients!
1 15 oz can pumpkin
1 cup chocolate chips (ghirdelli have no milk)
1 Spice cake mix - Duncan hines has no milk.
bake at 350 for 15 minutes