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Let's talk about the stuff of Summer.
Reading a book outside on a lounge chair while sipping fresh squeezed lemonade. Getting just a little bit sunburnt… the type you can feel when you scrunch your nose. Barbecuing. Playing frisbee on the beach and getting sand everywhere no matter how hard you try to rinse it off. Sleeping with one leg out of the covers. The sound of sprinklers watering the lawn. Anything on a rooftop. Going for post-dinner walks. Spending time with friends and having a few cocktails on the patio. Roadtrips. Fresh produce, juicy fruits and light, refreshing meals.
What did I miss??
Probably lots of things…
But that's the beauty of summer. There are so many things unique to this season. But if you blink, it will be gone before you know it and you'll be saying, "where did the summer go?"
We had a hot weekend here in Toronto. I spent it doing many "summer things". I barbecued twice. Lounged by the pool. Went to an outdoor concert. Had a few cocktails. Went to the market and made this dish.
This dish has a light refreshing flavour perfect for summer. There is minimal cooking required and it is served at room temperature which is a welcome attribute of any summer meal. If you want to lighten it up to serve it as a side dish, you could omit the rice noodles and/or tofu. As always, have fun with it and enjoy preparing the meal to suits your needs. Oh, and get outside and enjoy the stuff of Summer before it's over.
- 1 english cucumber, chopped
- 1 smallish red pepper, chopped
- 3/4 cup red cabbage, shredded
- 3/4 cup tofu, cubed
- 1-2 tsp sesame oil
- 3 green onions, sliced
- 1/2 cup fresh basil, chopped + more for garnish
- 2 cups arugula, rinsed
- 1-2 cups rice noodles, cooked
- 1/3 cup cashews, chopped, for garnish
- 1/2 cup coconut milk (I used lite)
- 2 tsp red curry paste
- 1 tbsp soy sauce
- 1/2 lime, juiced
- 1 tsp maple syrup or agave
- 1/2 tsp sriracha (or your favourite hot sauce)
- salt, to taste
- red pepper flakes (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350F. Toss tofu in sesame oil and a pinch of salt and arrange in an even layer on a baking sheet. Bake for 18-20 minutes, stirring once mid-way.
- Boil water and prepare your rice noodles according to package directions. Typically they take about 5 minutes to cook. Once cooked, rinse well with cold water and set aside.
- In a small bowl, whisk together the dressing ingredients. Set aside while you prep your salad ingredients.
- Toss together all your salad ingredients with the dressing except for the cashews.
- Garnish with cashews, a sprig of basil and a slice of lime.
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I just passed my dissertation defense. This means there is nothing left but paperwork to get my doctorate. Among the various congratulations I've received a couple have termed me: Dr. My assumption was that I'm not really a doctor until I go through the graduation ceremony, but now I'm wondering. Is there a convention as to when exactly I can call myself Doctor?
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It is appropriate to use the title when you are a graduate, ie, when the degree is conferred either in notice by letter or by ceremony (which ever comes first). Prior to that your status is that of a graduand. If you've been using the work-title PhD Candidate you might consider changing to PhD Graduand to indicate this status: that you're awaiting conferral but you've met the substantive criteria for fulfillment of your degree. Additional source: Swinburn on Postnominals.
Congratulations by the way!
First, Congratulations! Second, in about two weeks you'll forget about the whole issue with when to call yourself a doctor, simply because it will have been overcome by the events of your actual graduation. That is to say: at this point, it doesn't really matter, and no one is going to care one way or another; the gray area between when you pass your defense, and when you are officially conferred the degree is a short, finite time.
The bigger question may be, When should you call yourself a doctor (even after graduation)? Or, What is the proper way to address yourself. I recommend being tactful when considering introducing yourself as "Doctor X," because that can come across as pretentious, and you don't want that as a first impression.
On a lighter note, a professor I know stopped selecting the "Dr." salutation for airline flights after a flight attendant asked her to help with a medical emergency. Her reply to the request was, "unless the medical emergency can benefit from intricate knowledge of computer architecture, I'm not the doctor you're looking for!"
In British universities, the relevant point is when the result of the viva (thesis defence) is published. This usually takes the form of the result being pinned on a board in a corridor somewhere in the adiministration building - I like to think of the corridor being subterranean with the sound of constant dripping water, the only visitor ever to enter being the person who pins the results up. This is normally about a week or so after the viva, if you pass without corrections, or a similar period after the examiners have said that you have corrected the thesis to their satisfaction. Then you can call yourself doctor and have all your bank cards changed! The graduation could be 6 months after you pass, and when you get your certificate the date of the award will be the publication date rather than the date of the graduation ceremony.
Quoting Yogi Berra, "it ain't over till it's over". Just because someone feels the degree has been earned, does not mean it will be conferred. After a successful dissertation defense, the graduand likely has some additional obligations to the institution.
Should you state that you are 'married' just because your wedding is near? Same thing for degrees. You do not have it until you have it.
I defended my final dissertation defense two weeks ago, and my chair congratulated me and called me Dr. Woo! I always thought it was until when the title is conferred in a doctoral commencement, they can call you Dr. But on the contrary, you are called Dr. the moment you pass your dissertation defense.
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There are many discussions about the types of technology available to schools (or, the lack thereof due to budget limitations), but what if you could design the classroom of your dreams (or maybe just the "ideal" classroom) with any technology you'd want to include if you had an unlimited budget?
Would you stick to the traditional tools or go all out an bring in every wiz bang technology available? Would you include your students in the decision?
From the educators I've spoken to most would like to adopt more technology into their learning environments, but it is always a struggle to 1) find the time to research what is available (forget about finding the time to get training on anything new!), 2) get stuck with whatever the IT Admins have provided, or 3) simply don't have the resources to figure it out. On one hand there is a desire to create the most engaging environment for your students and just trying to keep your head above water with all the obligations you have to meet standards.
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Call me a dreamer. If we had unlimited funds to purchase technology, I would purchase a laptop for each of my 28 students. I have taught 4th and 5th grades in Post Falls, Idaho for the past 10 years. Currently we have two computers in our classroom and we share a computer lab with 16 other classrooms, therefore we are very limited in how we use technology. The students of West Ridge Elementary are hardworking and dedicated to learning, however many of our lower socio-economic students, 40% who qualify for free and reduced lunch, do not have equal access to technology. Most textbooks are now available via the internet at a significant savings to the cost of printing books. To be competitive in a rapidly changing marketplace, research shows that our students must have equal access to technology. Many new innovations in technology have made learning both fun and engaging. On-line resources such as Apangea, an on-line math program, allow educators to individualize their lessons, as well as providing immediate feedback to students. Most importantly, new technology will allow students to collaborate and develop the necessary skills to be successful in the future. As I stated before, I have hope that we will someday have the ability to provide a computer for each student. Call me a dreamer.
I would utilize an interactive whiteboard every day in the classroom (not just for notes, but for video, maps, images, ways to utilize primary sources in the classroom). Anytime we would use the whiteboard for notes, I would record the presentation to post on my website and podcast. Being a social studies teacher, I need ways to keep students engaged as well as ways to keep them active. I would get several "flip" usb cameras to use for class video projects as well as mp3 players for students to use with studycasts and podcasts. I would also utilize 6-8 desktop pcs for in class activities and research.
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Technology is a tool - like a can of spray paint. It can be used very productively or misused. Technology in the classroom is often underutilized. Teachers need to redo their entire curriculum and teaching methods to make use of the technology. If not, then students will not stay on task and will use the computers for leisure activities. I think that most students would prefer social networking and chat for schoolwork, but teachers have not designed scholastic-oriented activities to utilize them. Make teachers re-invent their class before adding technology. My recommendation is to add the technology in the form of projects before making it available on a full time basis.
My dream classroom, and what could MS do for me as a teacher?
I am the library/tech coordinator for my middle school of over 700 students (soon to be 925!) Our entire district uses MS Office, etc., and we are fully wired for the Internet. Each school has at least 5 computers per classroom, although some have chosen to use some or all of these to create labs.
Since I work with everyone, I prefer to answer this question in relation to what my teachers could use...
I believe that if every classroom was outfitted with notebooks that connected to the internet, the use of technology could become more of a seamless part of teaching and learning. I would love to see every classroom in my school outfitted with an interactive smartboard and a mounted data projector. The teachers who have them already love them, although some of them tend to fall back to using the data projector and smartboards as glorified overhead projectors.
However, it is crucial for teachers to see best practices modeled, to have the TIME and training to practice how to use the technology and to understand how to teach using 21st century skills with and WITHOUT technology. (21st century skills encompass MUCH more than new technology!)
The last dream I have about technology is that we would not be so limited in what we are allowed to do with it. Many of us are poised and ready to introduce our students to social networking and online collaboration, only to be stymied by the regulations and "safety" measures employed by our District to limit use of the internet. Many of these measures go FAR beyond the ones required by our government for the internet safety of our minors.
So, there you have it, great technology is available and is used by many, but we have a need for more freedom to engage the hearts and minds of our students in their own learning, using 21st century learning skills, more accessibility to technology and the Web, and more time to learn what we need to know in order to help our "digital immigrants" learn.
I find the new technology as a gift as well as a curse. Yes, it makes the students nowadays who have a really short attention span pay more attention but in the long run how about paying attention to you -- the teacher?! I guess the dream for me would be a classroom with just me the students and a blackboard and another room filled with all the gadgets that we will ever need. The lesson would start with the lecture then the application and research (via the digital room) and then go back to just me and them. The new technology are really great when it comes to providing more information and better communication but still there will be nothing that beat the connection you get during face to face interaction.


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College student from Seattle, soon to graduate with BS in Computer Science and a minor in Geography. I've always wanted to be involved in video game development ever since I started messing around with the Hammer Tools for Half-Life 1 back in 5th grade. When TESV: Oblivion came out I discovered the modding community and began making mods and picking up programming. During the years that followed I started writing for IGN's Planet Elder Scrolls, Planet Fallout, Planet Half-Life, and the Fileplanet Blog. I continue to work on gaming projects like Apollony and Hexodus in my spare time, and hope to find a job in the gaming industry.
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Fiba Asia men's likely to be postponed
FIBA Asia secretary general Hagop Khajirian, of all people, should be conscious and well-informed of the Islamic Ramadan calendar.
Last January, Hagop was a guest in Manila to formally announce that the Fiba executive committee, after meeting in Kuala Lumpur, has decided to move the 27th Fiba Asia Men's Championship from Beirut, Lebanon, the original site, to Manila in view of the dangerous political situation on the periphery of Lebanon and the rest of West Asia.
While in Manila, Hagop took the opportunity to inspect the Mall of Asia Arena, the official venue of the 11-day event, and to finalize all the arrangements, specifically the inclusive dates of the event—from Aug. 1 to 11, which was the choice of Hagop himself.
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Working on the guidelines provided by Hagop, the PBA had to drastically change its schedule to give way to Asia's biggest basketball event in an effort to meet the SBP's objective to form the strongest lineup possible.
The Philippines is eyeing one of the top three slots in the Fiba Asia championship to qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Spain.
Satisfied that he had fulfilled his mission in Manila, Hagop went back to his hometown Lebanon while the people concerned in Manila started preparing for the grand sporting event we last hosted 40 years ago in 1973.
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Updates on the Fiba Asia have been unheard of since Hagop's visit to Manila until last Tuesday during an NBA presscon hosted by Hans Sy of the Mall of Asia Arena where the first ever preseason NBA game between the Houston Rockets and the Indiana Pacers will be played.
On that occasion, I happened to share the same table with PBA commissioner Chito Salud, PBA media bureau chief Willie Marcial and Arnel Gonzales, manager of the MOA Arena.
I gathered from their discussion that there had been a request from the Gulf countries to move back the date of the Fiba Asia championship by one week, to ensure that the Ramadan period would be over.
The Ramadan is a period of intense prayer and fasting which lasts for several weeks. I've been to many countries in the Middle East during Ramadan and I've witnessed those who observe this religious Muslim tradition refrain from eating food and drinking water from sunrise to sunset. Stores in Muslim countries are also closed during the hours of fasting and prayer and opened only in the late afternoon.
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Although the PBA will have to again completely redo its schedule based on the request which may be impossible to turn down because the Gulf countries might pull out of the tournament, the league probably has no choice but to postpone the event by another week, at the very least.
The big problem is the Arena has other commitments after Aug. 11 from which they cannot pull out of.
"If ever, a later sked will conflict with the James Taylor concert," said Arnel.
"But the venue may only be a minor problem, compared to the other problems we will face if we change the schedule," said former Fiba Asia (then called ABC) secgen Moying Martelino, the SBP's adviser/consultant to the 27th Fiba Asia championship.
"We will have to cancel all our bookings—for hotels, land transpo, etc … and the new schedule prepared by the PBA magugulo na naman. The league has scheduled the opening of its third conference two days after the Fiba Asia tournament ends. There will be no room for extensions or postponements, " explained Moying.
He also pointed out that it was Hagop who recommended the date. Moying said that Hagop, though Lebanese, is Christian and not Muslim, but as Fiba Asia secgen, should be aware of the Ramadan calendar.
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JAIPUR: The Rajasthan Cabinet has decided to provide 45 per cent reservation in subordinate Government services to the Scheduled Tribes people living in the Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) area, comprising six districts in the State, and 5 per cent to those from the Scheduled Castes residing in the same area.
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Yankees closer Mariano Rivera has thrown 18 pitches in his first simulated game since knee surgery last year. The 43-year old Rivera pitched one inning against Yankees' minor-league players on Thursday. He also fielded bunts and covered first base. Rivera pitched in nine games last year, his season ending when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee while tracking down a fly ball during batting practice in Kansas City on May 3. He had surgery on June 12. Rivera is a 12-time All-Star with 608 saves in the regular season and 42 in the postseason. Ace CC Sabathia, likely to start the regular-season opener, threw 46 pitches over two innings during his initial simulated game. The left-hander had offseason left elbow bone spur surgery.
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