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Photo courtesy Everett Community College The new $37.5 million Liberty Hall houses the college's nursing medical assisting and phlebotomy as well as its criminal justice program.
Sharon Salyer / The Herald During a tour of Everett Community Colleges new $37.5 million Liberty Hall, visitors look at mannequins like this one that can mimic many health conditions including heart attack.
Photo courtesy Everett Community College Construction of the new $37.5 million Liberty Hall at Everett Community College.
They get training on how to respond to patients having heart attacks, strokes and delivering a baby.
The simulation mannequins the nursing students practice on, a man, pregnant woman and infant, cost a total of about $155,000.
The mannequins have features so sophisticated that they can register how much oxygen is being administered, detect when the wrong drug or wrong dose of a drug has been given and simulate the health problems it would trigger.
"Until you solve it, they get worse," said Gail McLean, a nursing instructor.
The practice sessions can be videotaped so that students can learn from the simulation drills or they can be provided as a "live feed" to other students.
"We like to run them through a scenario," McLean said. "Sometimes they make mistakes or think of other ways to do things. We run them through that same exact scenario and they get to do it correctly. When they leave here they know how to do it right."
The simulation lab is just one part of the 72,000-square-foot building where about 500 students take classes each day.
The three-story building also houses a phlebotomy lab, where students are trained to draw blood samples.
Lecture rooms with a document camera can project images of tiny pieces of equipment onto a nearby screen so that all students can clearly see what's being discussed.
A forensics lab, part of the college's criminal justice program, helps students learn to read fingerprints and gather other crime scene material.
The building will be the new home later this year for Providence Everett Healthcare Clinic, now located across the street at 1001 N. Broadway. The clinic is open to anyone but targets uninsured, low-income and Medicare patients.
Planning for the new building began about three years ago and its construction spanned 15 months, said Elliot Stern, interim dean for health sciences and public safety.
A public open house will be scheduled in June.
The new brick building, which borders North Broadway, replaces two buildings that opened on the campus in 1968, Index and Liberty, which later expanded to four buildings and was later named Index Hall.
Liberty Hall is named after a mountain in the Cascade Range near Three Fingers Mountain.
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Past projects
In the past seven years, Everett Community College has completed almost $150 million in construction projects. They include:
•Liberty Hall: The $37.5 million, 72,000-square-foot building is home to the college's nursing, medical assisting and phlebotomy programs and other health sciences training, plus the college's criminal justice program. It also will be the new home of Providence Everett Healthcare Clinic, now located across Broadway. Opened Monday.
Corporate & Continuing Education Center: A $4 million renovation of the interior of the two-story structure, including an expansion to 12 classrooms, four technology classrooms, a conference room, student lounge and a meeting area for up to 100 people. The center provides professional development and career training for individuals and training for employers. Finished in December.
Henry M. Jackson Conference Center: A $3.3 million renovation that moved the college's Enrollment Services and Cashiers Office to the Parks Student Union and remodeled the building for use as a conference and meeting space. Finished in May.
Parks Student Union, May 2011: A $5.3 million remodel and expansion that added 5,600 square feet, including a new cafe, remodeled the Russell Day Gallery and provided more study space for students. It was funded in part by student fees. Finished May 2011.
Fitness Center: The $19.5 million, 49,000-square-foot fitness center includes classrooms for physical education and health programs, a gym with retractable bleacher seating for 2,250, a cardio and free-weight training room, a climbing wall, running track, a multipurpose small gym and offices for faculty and staff. The center replaced the college's 1958 gym. The building was funded in part through student fees and money from the sale of the college's old gym to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. Finished in January 2011.
Gray Wolf Hall: The 77,000-square-foot, $49 million building is home to classes in the humanities, social sciences and communications and the University Center of North Puget Sound, which offers more than 25 bachelor's and master's degree programs from eight colleges and universities. Opened in March 2009.
Whitehorse Hall: The 88,000-square-foot building is home to the college's visual arts, physical sciences and journalism classes. The $27 million building was the first of four new buildings added to the Tower Street campus, which opened in 1958. Finished in January 2007.
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The foundation for a successful thesis is developing a thesis proposal that clearly and succinctly lays out the student's intentions for his/her thesis research. Ideally, the student will utilize their proposal from Research and Presentation of Geographic Data as a foundation for this proposal. Students are strongly encouraged to seek to defend their proposal before starting considerable work on the thesis itself, as it is the Notification of Approved Thesis Topic form, to be completed at the end of this process, that signals the approval of the proposed thesis work.
1. The student should work with his/her advisor to identify his/her thesis committee members, and meet with these members to ask whether they are willing to serve on the committee.
2. The student develops an acceptable thesis proposal with his/her advisor. Excluding references, the thesis proposal is typically between 4000 and 5000 words.
3. When the advisor gives approval, the student should submit copies of the proposal to the remainder of the thesis committee.
4. The committee members have one week to review the proposal. Committee members will provide feedback to the advisor regarding the suitability of the proposal for defense, and any requested changes.
5. Once all committee members have reviewed the proposal, the advisor will confer with the student concerning the reviews. If the proposal is acceptable, the student, in conjunction with his/her advisor, will arrange for a defense in which the M.A. proposal is formally approved. If changes are necessary, go back to Step 2.
6. A proposal defense begins with an oral presentation (generally between 10 and 15 minutes) of the thesis proposal. Following this presentation, an oral examination will proceed, consisting of questions from the entire committee. Once questioning is complete, the thesis committee will vote on the defense. The student may pass unconditionally, pass with changes to be made to the proposal, or fail the oral defense.
a. If the student passes the defense unconditionally, the student may proceed to Step 7.
b. If a student passes the defense but changes are requested in the proposal document, the student must work to meet the committee's concerns before proceeding to Step 7.
c. If a student fails the oral defense, he/she must go back to Step 2.
7. The student must complete a Notification of Approved Thesis Topic form, which is then sent to Graduate Studies for the official record.
8. The student must then register for GEOG 60199 (Thesis I) the next semester. Once the student has registered for Thesis I once, he/she must then remain continuously registered Thesis II until the thesis is successfully defended and submitted. This includes summer sessions.
Defense of Thesis
The student and advisor will work closely during the process of the student's thesis research. Regular meetings should be scheduled, and the research should be reviewed at a frequency that is acceptable to both student and advisor. Students are encouraged to set up occasional thesis committee meetings to discuss progress with the full committee. The student must register for graduation (in Flashline) by the start of the semester in which he/she hopes to graduate.
1. When the student and advisor believe the thesis is ready for defense, it will be sent to the members of the committee for review.
2. The committee will have a period of 10 working days to read the thesis, unless a shorter period is agreed to beforehand. The advisor will convene the thesis committee (without the candidate) for the purpose of evaluating it. The committee must unanimously agree that the thesis is ready for defense. Recommended revisions will be noted by the advisor and communicated to the candidate; the committee may:
a. accept the thesis document as is, and the student and advisor can schedule a defense;
b. require minor changes, in which case the student can move forward with the current document as the defense document and schedule a defense, while making the required changes;
c. require major revisions, in which case the modified thesis must be reevaluated by the committee before approval to move forward to defense is given; or
d. find the thesis work unacceptable for defense. If this happens, the student, advisor, and Graduate Coordinator will meet to discuss a route forward.
3. Once the student's committee has agreed to proceed to the thesis defense, the student and committee will identify an acceptable time and place. The defense should be scheduled at least 10 working days in advance, unless the committee unanimously agrees otherwise. The Chair, graduate coordinator, and secretary should be notified of the time and date at this point. The defense will be open to the University community. Notification of the time and place of the defense should be made public at least one week in advance of the defense. In the absence of the Thesis Advisor, the oral defense may not be held. If it is a matter of long-term absence or illness, the Chair and graduate coordinator, in consultation with the Dean, should make appropriate arrangements for a substitute.
4. The defense begins with the thesis committee agreeing that the defense may proceed. This is to be determined by vote prior to the final oral examination and without the candidate or others being present. If more than one member of the thesis committee that the thesis is not in acceptable form, the oral defense will not be held. A rescheduling of the defense, if necessary, will occur when, in the opinion of the Advisor and the student, the thesis has been modified to address concerns. The thesis must be acceptable, with no more than one dissenting vote, before the rescheduled defense can be held. If the thesis is not in suitable form at this second scheduled defense, the Dean will be notified, and all further action is then the responsibility of the Dean.
5. The student will open the defense with a 15-20 minute presentation of his/her findings.
6. The members of the thesis committee will then question the candidate. Typically, there are two rounds of questioning, with the length and order determined by the committee. Following questions by the examining committee, members of the audience are permitted to ask questions. Questioning should focus on the substantive nature of the research, rather than grammatical minutiae, which should be written out and presented to the student after the defense. The questioning will continue until it has run its course. If it is deemed necessary to discontinue the defense, the advisor may recess the defense until a time mutually agreeable to the advisor, the candidate, and the Dean.
7. Once questioning is completed, the advisor will adjourn the defense and the room will be cleared of everyone except for the committee. The committee will then evaluate the candidate on both the overall quality and significance of the thesis, as well as the oral defense. Each committee member will vote 'pass' or 'fail'; a candidate passes the defense if he/she received no more than one dissenting vote. If the candidate does not pass the defense, a rescheduling of the defense will occur when, in the opinion of the committee and the student, the thesis has been modified appropriately. If a candidate does not pass the defense after a second attempt, the Dean will be notified, and all further action is then the responsibility of the Dean.
8. Following the successful defense of the thesis, any requested changes to the thesis document must be made by the student, and a final version of the thesis must be approved by the student's committee.
9. Once the committee has approved the thesis document, the document must then be submitted to the Chair for approval. The thesis document must be submitted as a PDF. Formatting regulations and instructions may be found at: http://www.kent.edu/library/about/depts/technicalservices/etd/index.cfm. The student must give the chairperson at least three days to examine the thesis. The student must also fill out the thesis preparation form.
Recommended timeline for full-time M.A. Students
Take GEOG 60800 (Development of Geographic Thought) and two other graduate-level classes.
Schedule regular meetings with temporary advisor and meet with other faculty that have similar research interests.
Take GEOG 69701 (Research and Presentation of Geographic Data) and two other graduate-level classes.
Work towards identifying a permanent advisor (must be declared by Week 6) and potential committee members.
Set up an action plan with your advisor for how your Research and Presentation proposal may become your Thesis Proposal.
Seek to meet remaining requirements by registering for two graduate-level classes as well as Colloquium.
Defend your proposal in the early part of the semester, and commence with thesis work.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - The Miami University softball team suffered a pair of tough defeats Friday to open the Frost Classic. The RedHawks dropped a 10-2 decision to Eastern Kentucky in five innings in the morning. Miami then fell to Boston College, 6-5, in the afternoon after the Eagles hit two home runs in the bottom of the seventh to come from behind and win. The 'Hawks are now 1-6 on the season.
Miami struck first in the opener against Eastern Kentucky (4-2). In the top of the second inning, Allie Larrabee led off and was hit by a pitch. Jenna Modic sacrificed her over to second base. A groundout then moved her to third. Hailey Reed drew a walk to put runners at the corners. She took off to steal second base, and the catcher's throw sailed into the outfield. That allowed Larrabee to come home and give the RedHawks a 1-0 lead.
The Colonels tied the score with a home run in the bottom of the second. The bottom of the third would prove to be the difference as Miami committed two errors, while EKU pounded out six hits as it plated six in the frame to take a 7-1 advantage.
The RedHawks got a run back in the top of the fifth when Reed hit her first career home run. The Colonels answered with three more runs in the bottom of the inning to push the lead to eight and create a run-rule victory.
Reed finished the game 1-for-1 with one RBI, one run scored and a walk. Kayla Ledbetter and Taylor Shuey also recorded hits for the 'Hawks.
Miami plated two runs in the top of the second inning to take an early 2-0 lead over Boston College (1-1) in the nightcap. Larrabee led off with a single up the middle. Shanyn McIntyre moved her up to third with a double to right center. Reed drew a walk to load the bases. Kristy Arbour then drew a walk of her own to force home Larrabee. After a fielder's choice groundout retired McIntyre at home, a sacrifice fly by Kylie McChesney would score Reed.
The RedHawks made it 3-1 in the top of the third when Larrabee scored on a wild pitch. In the top of the fifth the Boston College left fielder misplayed a fly ball hit by Reed. That allowed both McIntyre and Shuey to come home and give Miami a 5-1 lead.
Paige Myers had come into the game in relief of Megan Mattera in the bottom of the third inning. She got the 'Hawks out of a bases loaded one out jam, and kept the Eagles off the board until a double in the bottom of the fifth brought home two runs to make it 5-3.
It stayed that way until the bottom of the seventh inning. After the leadoff hitter walked, Ledbetter threw her out trying to steal second. Myers then force a shallow pop out before a solo home run by Tory Speer made it a one-run game. The next hitter drew a walk, and Alana DiMaso completed the Eagle comeback with two-run home run over the centerfield wall.
McIntyre finished the nightcap 2-for-2 with two walks and one run scored. Larrabee was 1-for-3 with two runs scored.
Miami will look to get back on the winning track with two more games Saturday at the Frost Classic. The 'Hawks will take on Tennessee Tech at 11 a.m. and follow that with a 1:15 p.m. game against host Chattanooga.


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Musikmesse 2012: The best vintage guitars, amps and more in pictures
26th Mar 2012 | 12:51
The Musikmesse Vintage Show
Vintage beauties from Gibson, Fender, Gretsch and much more!
Frankfurt Musikmesse 2012 wasn't just about new products. Up on floor 4.1, the Musikmesse Vintage Show saw several retailers put together a staggering collection of vintage guitars, amplifiers and more.
Kicking off with this beautiful 1952 Gibson Les Paul, here are some of the highlights. Click onwards and prepare to drool...
Half a million euros' worth of Gibson Les Pauls
A trio of genuine 1958-9 Bursts, including a '58 belonging to the late Ronnie Montrose (far left)
1958 Gibson EMS-1235
Approximately as rare as hens' teeth
1963 Gibson Everly Brothers acoustic
Signed by Don and Phil, we really wanted to take this home
1961 Gibson SG/Les Paul Custom
Sister Rosetta Tharpe style...
Late 1950s Gibson Mariner Amp
Very cool and very underrated
1953-4 Gibson Les Pauls
More utterly gorgeous Goldtops. The wrapover '54s are particularly sexy
1968-70 Gibson Les Paul Customs
Some of Gibson's best guitars of the period were Black Beauties
1960s Gibson SGs
Whether you like humbuckers or P-90s, hardtails or vibratos, there was plenty of choice
1962 Blonde Fender Showman Amp
There aren't many cooler-looking backlines than this...
1960s sunburst Fender Stratocasters
Now that's some real road wear, right there
1952 Fender Precision Bass
Did we mention road wear? Impressive use of the dusty end by whoever owned this instrument...
Fender Telecaster Thinlines
1968-72 represented. That sunburst '72 is a real looker!
1968 Gretsch 6105 Rally
Racing stripe scratchplate and an onboard treble boost? Smokin' hot...
1962 Gretsch 6125 Anniversary hollowbodies
Super cool in green with single HiLo'Tron pickups
1959 Gretsch 6131 Jet Firebird
With original Filtertron PAFs, this was pretty high on our most-wanted list
1955 Gretsch 6129 Silver Jet
As was this, although you have to question the decision to retrofit a Les Paul-style scratchplate
1970s Orange OR120 amp head
With all this vintage Americana it was good to see the Brits get a look in
1960s Harmony Stratotone
For all the more valuable instruments on display, this was a real head-turner
1970s Ibanez electric guitars
A large display charted the Japanese company's journey from the 'Lawsuit' era to the JEM and beyond
1970s Framus semis
No, it hasn't melted, it was meant to look like that.


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One of the benefits of studying more recent history is the opportunity to see and hear historical figures on film, providing information about speech, mannerisms, and personality that can be difficult to capture in words. For students of 20th-century Virginia history, a series of public television programs taped in the mid-1970s to late 1980s gives just this sort of glimpse at key state leaders.
Hosted by Richmond Times-Dispatch (RT-D) political reporter James Latimer (1913–2000), and jointly produced by Central Virginia Educational Television and the RT-D, the Living History Makers series featured lengthy interviews of influential Virginia politicians. While the details of each man's career have been hashed out in print many times, these extensive on-camera interviews breathe life into the story of Virginia's leadership during times of exceptional stress, including World War II and the battle over school desegregation.
In 1975, Colgate W. Darden (1897–1981, governor 1942–1946) and William M. Tuck (1896–1983, governor 1946–1950) sat down with Latimer for the first Living History Makers program. As public personas, the two men were strikingly different. While the dignified Darden was once hailed by a political opponent as "the noblest Roman of them all," Tuck was a brash good-timer described by the Richmond News Leader as having "the comfortable appearance of a man who has just dined on a dozen pork chops." Yet the two … read more »


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Scouting Report-Thomas has a massive frame, with long arms and huge hands. He almost looks like a tight end in a wide outs body. And in a lot of ways, he plays like one. Thomas is a really strong, physical player in the run game where he excels as a blocker. As a wide out, he's able to just mandhandle the jam at the line of scrimmage and overpower defenders getting to the football and after the catch. In a lot of ways this is where the glowing positives about Thomas end. He does have good hands, and shows that at times. When you analyze Thomas from a technical standpoint, what you have is a player who was able to accumulate great stats by being the only viable receiving option on a team that ran the ball 70 percent of the time. Not a glowing report, I know. But I do think that Thomas has a ton of upside, and the fact that he has been all about his team, doing whatever is asked of him, and still able to be so productive speaks volumes for me.
Draft Staus-Thomas is not an elite prospect. But he's got ideal size and tons of physical tools. This means some team is going to go after him. I suspect either late day one, or early on day two, somewhere between 50 and 75. Every team wants to get big at the wide out spot, and if you are a power run team, adding Thomas is like adding an extra blocking TE who can catch.
Final Analysis-Even though Thomas is a poor route runner, and not a technically sound wide receiver, he was wise to declare. Why? Because he was going to get no better another year at Georgia Tech in the option. He's better off getting drafted and getting stashed on a roster and be able to actually learn how to play wide out than go compile more stats while getting no better. His speed isn't great which probably hurts him as much as anything, but you can't say a player can't learn to become a better route runner in the pros. What you can say is a wide out can't suddenly become 6-3. I'm rooting for Thomas to get healthy from his injury he got this offseason and develop into a great pro. He's had to flounder on that Tech team, and did so without a complaint. Coaches like players who do what is asked of them, and work hard. Yes, he's got to become far more disciplined in his routes and cuts, and become more consistent in his catches. But I can't fault a kid's lack of focus on occassion when 7 out of 10 snaps he's either a diversion or an extra tackle. I give Thomas way more upside than most do, because when he's good you can see what could be with him and his ceiling is high.
Reminds me of-Dwayne Bowe, WR Kansas City Chiefs-Bowe is a big bodied wide out, who lacks deep speed, and polish in the technical aspects of the game, as well as focus. Thomas is a much better blocker than Bowe, but in terms of a receiving threat, they are quite comparable.
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Dog fighting is a huge problem, and sometimes it can seem that you can't do much to help as an individual. But there are a few things you can do to stop it now, and we really need your help.
Why? Take it from those of us who have seen dog fighting compounds first-hand: Life as a dog used for fighting is a nightmare.
They live chained up or in a tiny cage. They don't get the veterinary care they need. They die in the ring or are unceremoniously shot for losing. Some are used as "bait" for other dogs. Some have litter after litter. Some starve. Some go without water for days.
Odds are that dog fighting is happening in your state right now. We need your help to stop it. Give dog fighting victims three minutes of your time?
1. Ask your U.S. representative to support the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act.
The Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act, introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on January 23, would make it a federal offense to knowingly attend an organized animal fight and would impose additional penalties for bringing children to animal fights. Violators would face up to one year in prison for attending a fight, and up to three years in prison for bringing a minor to a fight.
You can help the bill along by contacting your rep. We've made it easy at the ASPCA Advocacy Center, and we promise it only takes a few minutes, tops.
2. Download our new anti-dog fighting toolkit for citizen advocates.
If you're as horrified by dog fighting as we are, and you think you might want to commit more time to stopping dog fighting in the near future, download our new toolkit developed with the U.S. Department of Justice. It's got everything you need to know to get more involved. (We admit, actually reading it will take more than three minutes, but you get the idea.)
3. Fight Pit Bull prejudice via social media.
Pit Bulls and dogs who look like Pit Bulls get a bad rap because of their reputation as fighting dogs. Fight it by becoming a tireless advocate for them on your social networks. Start by posting the profile of a cute, adoptable Pit Bull-type dog on Facebook (we suggest Pet of the Week Champion) or sharing a happy tail about a Pit.
You can even share the story of a rehabilitated ex-fighting dog, like Ninja.
Oh, and of course, a bonus fourth thing you can do: Share this post on your social networks.
Easy, right? Together we can make a huge difference, and to the dogs who are suffering right now at the hands of fighters, it means the world.
To learn about a few more ways to fight back against blood sports, view our 10 ways to help end dog fighting and get educated about the issue on our dog fighting page.
On behalf of the dogs, thank you!
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Dog fighting is cruel and inhumane. Dogs feel fear and pain too
Please give hard prison time to the ones responsible fro dog fight
The time to stop,forever,this disgusting behavior is long over due.
Our lawmakers need to make this crime a felony.
They need to make ALL cruelty to animals a felony.
stop this !! let them fight themselves - not these poor animals that hav no choice - it's beyond cruel and inhuman - STOP IT !!!!!!!!
The consecuenses are not enough. Until this criminals know that they will end in jail for at least ten years, they are going to continue with this crime. CHANGE THE LAW but finish with this mental retarded torture!!!!
All dogs and all animals need to be treated with love, kindness, proper care and dignity same as human beings.
This must stop. We are these animals voices. The punishment that
Micheal Vick paid, should apply to ones promoting these fights
and the crowds that come to watch. They all should pay heavy fines, do jail time and do community service for animal shelters
taking care of animals that were used in these terrible games.
Law makers must make animal all fighting as well animal abuse a felony making the 1st offense an automatic 10 year prison term. If the punishment is unavoidable people will not risk it. We must stop being so soft on people that have little value in the world.