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Recommended for telecollaborative project by Melinda Dooly at CALL research conference.
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Un documentaire de Gabriel Benet et François Maginiot - - - - Dans les laboratoires, les chercheurs produisent du savoir. Très concrètement, ce savoir prend la…
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Brilliant exposé of current scientific publishing model (in French).
Proceedings (short papers) for next week's CALL conference are online.
From Harvard to YouTube: the birth of accent tagging and what it's teaching linguists.
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DIY sociolinguistics
The 2015 CALICO Monograph: Researching Language Learner Interactions Online: From Social Media to MOOCs edited by Ed Dixon and Michael Thomas is now available. Ch. 1 Edward Dixon Michael Thomas Introduction Ch. 2 Dana Milstein Pancake People, Throwaway Culture, and En Media Res Practices: A New Era of Distance Foreign Language Learning Ch. 3 CONTINUE READING ...
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Looks interesting
From eltjam
Having been invited to recommend 'the best ELT journals…, maybe a top 5 list', Florentina Taylor explains why the following are, in her opinion, great resources for ELT professionals.
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Two open-access (TESL-EJ, L2 journal), three with some free material (FLA, CALICO, ELT journal)
From ec
iTILT 2: developing effective teaching and learning of second languages with a range of new and emerging interactive technologies (such as iPads, tablet PCs, learner response systems, and videoconferencing software) both independently and in combination.
The data collection/professional development cycle will include extensive teacher development involving researcher input and peer collaboration using face-to-face and online spaces, followed by two iterations of classroom filming and participant interviews. The data collected will be integrated into an extended version of the existing iTILT website, and involve new professional development e-resources for pre-service and in-service language teachers and teacher educators.
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New logo for iTILT 2 - interactive teaching in languages with technology - you saw it here first!
"Nowadays Social Media plays a big part in Education.
We have put together this free access collection focusing on digital culture, disability, development and interaction to examine how Social Media effects Education.
Scroll down to enjoy, and start downloading."
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Open access articles in TanF journals
From www
Second International Workshop on Technological Innovation for Specialized Liguistic Domains
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Spain, next May
From resig
Opening articles by Burns, Allwright and Smith; case studies from Turkey.
Allwright says:
1. That 'research' and 'development' are both essentially about getting understanding, so teacher-research for teacher development needs to be centred on working to understand, rather than on finding immediate solutions to practical classroom problems.
2. That learners need (and want) to understand at least as much as teachers do. That they do not think they get much help from teachers in this. And that our learners deserve all the help we can provide for them to develop their understandings.
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Looks like an interesting collection
A click-baiting title with a more serious intent; what is it that we'd like our teachers to be able to do in the language classroom? What makes a good language teacher? How can teacher educators help?
Mapmy Study's comment, June 29, 12:56 AM
Great thoughts. Another article to bookmark lol I'll read this later. Interesting.
The topic for next week's writing class is ......(insert topic here)
Read this article and highlight any relevant vocabulary (insert link here)
Read this (different) article and highlight any relevant ideas (insert link here)
Here is a Ted.com talk on this topic (insert link here)
What are the speaker's 5 main points?
Look at the transcript - any relevant vocabulary?
If you were in the audience, what one question would you ask?
Here is an article on this topic (insert link here)
What is the overall point the writer is trying to make?
What are the main ideas?
What examples does the writer use?
Does the writer talk about effects (e.g. as a result....consequently....)
Do you notice any vocabulary that you found in the listening or other articles?
Now, after doing all that reading and listening, write 250 words on the question (insert a question related to the topic here).
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Great example of a) cut-out-and-keep writing prompt lesson and b) potential action research topic/project
From www
21-23 April 2016
The School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences
What can CALL learn from task-based language teaching? This intriguing question (posted on the conference website) will be the starting point for my presentation. Using authentic examples, I will critically discuss the principles and practice of task-based language teaching (TBLT), which has become the dominant approach to second language teaching in many countries (at least in governmental and school policy papers). What basically is a task? And why do so many applied linguists claim language learning can be enhanced by inviting students to perform functional, meaningful tasks? How can teachers and task designers integrate a focus on form in meaningful tasks? What is the role of the teacher in task-based language teacher? And what kinds of revolutionary, exciting perspectives does the integration of modern technology in task-based language teaching have to offer to language teachers and learners alike? I will provide answers to these questions, based on the available research into the practice of task-based design and task-based teaching as it takes place in authentic classrooms around the world. These answers will pave the way for an exploration of the optimal integration of CALL and TBLT.
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First day of CALL research conference in Tarragona.
: At the last BCTEAL Conference in May, a colleague of mine gave an interesting talk on collocations and made mention of the use of some websites to help students understand what words normally go to...
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Nice introduction to corpora and corpus tools for language teachers and learners with links and step-by-step instructions.
From podcast
Parmi les enseignements à distance, les MOOC (massive open online course) se sont développés ces dernières années. Trois retours d'expérience sur cette nouvelle façon d'enseigner, nous permettront de faire le point.
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Richard Grenier, Grenoble
RESENTICE's curator insight, July 3, 3:25 AM
Un point sur les MOOC francophones , des retours d'expériences, comment choisir son MOOC?
RESENTICE's curator insight, July 3, 3:35 AM
Un point sur les MOOC francophones , des retours d'expériences, comment choisir son MOOC?
HUBMODE's curator insight, July 3, 7:25 AM
Pour bien comprendre ce que sont les Moocs
#mooc #e-learning
From emoocs2016
Experience track, research track or institutional track
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A chance to buy dirndls, my colleague Christine points out :)
Access the 25 most read Language and Linguitics articles free today! This collection brings together the 25 top read articles of 2014 from a variety of Routledge journals in the Language and Linguistics portfolio.
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Free access for the moment
Implementing Electronic Courses Based on Moodle for Foreign Language Teaching at Russian Technical Universities
The main purpose of this work is to consider the most efficient modern educational technologies applied in teaching foreign languages to students of higher educational institutions in the Russian Federation.
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The abstract concludes: "electronic courses designed by means of the e-learning platform Moodle are ideally suitable for the efficient blended learning implementation."
From www
Learn how the world's endangered languages are revived and why this process is critical to preserving cultural identity.
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University of Adelaide
This study examined the use of social networking sites as a means of establishing an asynchronous online environment for use in language learning in a classroom setting. The findings described are based on the use of a social networking site called Ning in a classroom during a summer school project, which was conducted at a further education college in the UK.
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CALL article, open access
The Brazilian Community of English Teachers promoted a webinar with Giselle Santos last November. In that webinar, I learned about the potential of using Google Forms to create Quizzes online and u...
Le premier numéro inter-associatif de la revue « Recherche et pratiques pédagogiques en langues de spécialité » (http://apliut.revues.org/) invite donc tous les enseignants et les chercheurs dans toutes les langues à partager leurs travaux en lien avec le secteur LANSAD, notamment dans son rapport aux langues de spécialité. Ce numéro se veut un espace de dialogue ouvert pour nourrir la réflexion sur la structuration raisonnée du secteur LANSAD au niveau national, et du domaine des langues dans son ensemble à l'Université et dans le reste de l'Enseignement Supérieur, en lien avec les évolutions du paysage éducatif européen.
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Appel à propositions ouvert
Campus FLE's curator insight, June 23, 6:38 AM
Bibliographie NTIC Apprentissage Enseignement des langues - FLE
Colloques / Revues / Monographies
Méthodes, BiblioReccueils et Manuels
Directives, compétences et standards
From www
Lecturer : Paul Nation
Students come to classrooms with all sorts of misconceptions regarding learning. One of them is that (1) learning a language can happen a lot faster than it does. When I ask my teenage (intermediat...
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Ljiljana Havran explains 4 misguided beliefs regarding making progress, maintaining motivation, using coursebooks and planning lessons.
Arizona State University, Claire McLaughlin's curator insight, June 21, 7:09 PM
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This has been our go to place for drinks and appetizers since my celiac diagnosis. Kitchen and staff are very knowledgeable and there are a lot of dining options.
Fantastic!!!! You don't feel second class here.
2000 Route 38 Ste 1180, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002-2100
My mom and I are both gluten free and brought our whole family including my grandmother visiting from Italy here. The chefs were accommodating and so nice to come out and tell what the best gluten free options are. Whole family was impressed with my and my moms meal! Best part was my grandmother because usually she is an italian food snob but she gave this place 2 thumbs up INCLUDING my gluten free Lobster Catbonara! Gluten free pasta cooked to perfection
390 Hackensack Ave, Spc 70, Hackensack, NJ 07601-6310
A favorite for my family, and not too expensive if you order from the pasta section. Not many issues here, but one time we found spaghetti in my brother's gf pasta. They were nice about it, they apologized and gave us a new order (free of course), but it's also very concerning that the food could get contaminated so easily. We have gone back, and we haven't had any issues since.
2500 N Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226-1409
Great tasting!! Very reasonable as well if you order the meal that comes with a take home meal free.
1201 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2818
Service was great! But not to many choices for gluten free! Food was ok..
10455 NE 8th St., Bellevue, WA 98004-4346
I am celiac and did not get sick. A staff person came to our table and confirmed my gluten free order and assured me it was being taken care of. We got a ceaser salad with the croutons on the side for my gluten eating companions and I enjoyed the gf penne with meat sauce as well as creme brûlée for dessert.
2089 W. Big Beaver Rd., Troy, MI 48084-3403
This one of THE MOST knowledgeable and helpful places I've dined. Love their food, atmosphere, everything about this place!!
2500 N Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226-1409
great gluten free Italian style food. I enjoyed a delightful lunch. cheese ravioli primavera, followed by the flourless chocolate cake. Aces! Maggiano's in Wauwatosa, WI
17603 IH 10W, San Antonio, TX 78257
This place has gluten free pasta and it is delicious. The chef will personally come to your table too and discuss the food with you.
10367 Midtown Parkway, St. Johns Town Center, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Amazing gluten free ravioli!!!!! All was terrific
160 N. Gulph Road, Suite 205, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Gluten free ravioli 's were delicious. Waiter brought out a creme brulé for my birthday since I couldn't have the lemon cookies.
17603 IH 10W, San Antonio, TX 78257
Such a large menu, delicious food, and knowledgeable staff. A little pricey, but so worth it.
500 16th St Ste 150, 16th St. Mall Promenade, Denver, CO 80202-4265
Delicious GF pasta! I haven't eaten pasta in over a year.
10367 Midtown Parkway, St. Johns Town Center, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Home-made gf pasta, terrific Caesar salad, upbeat staff. This is a winner every time I travel in on business.
1201 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2818
Awesome gluten free meal, actually had ravioli for the first time in three years. Even got dessert, waitress was awesome, I highly recommend.
21090 St. Andrews Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33433-2402
Although they do not have many for options for people who have celiac disease, the chef comes out and speaks to you if you have special requests. I always get the GF pasta with sauce. Their pasta tastes great.
6100 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, #1330, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
They have GF pasta which can be substituted in any dish and all of their sauces are thickened corn starch so they are all GF. They also have GF appetizers and cream brûlée for dessert. Probably one of the best menus in terms of options I have come across.
#2 The Boulevard Saint Louis, Richmond Heights, MO 63117-1122
My absolute favorite in the area. Only place I know of that offers gluten free rolls! They're from a local gf bakery and are INCREDIBLY delicious! I'd go there just based on the premise that they offer gluten free rolls like they do regular ones, and at no extra charge! I've only ever had one issue there, and it was for a take out order where they accidentally didn't mark my order as GF but luckily I was familiar enough with the dish because I get the same one all the time (rigatoni D), that I could tell it wasn't the right pasta. So I called them and they had someone deliver the right order to me! So nice. And the creme brûlée is amazing as well.
2001 International Dr, McLean, VA 22102-4605
Ordered a dish with gluten free pasta (penne), but there was a small piece of spaghetti and piece of fettuccine in the dish as well. Be careful if you are very sensitive!
1201 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2818
Got gluten full pasta when gluten free was ordered. My son was sick all night as a result. Waitstaff seem very under trained and did not have a clear understanding of what was GF. And what was not. Staff turns over so I wanted the next celiac customer to avoid this problem.
3333 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
I've got an upset stomach 24 hours after eating there. I don't trust the restaurant and I won't be back. I don't like their food anyways so no big loss. Hoping to find a good Italian place where I feel safe.
4400 Sharon Rd, Charlotte, NC 28211
Chef came out to customize my pasta order. I am both gluten and dairy-free, and ordered marinara sauce with mushrooms, spinach and herbs. The pasta is 100% corn. It's great that they do not upcharge for GF, and the pasta portion is big and delicious. For more information, check out my blog here: http://www.eatingoutwithout.com/2015/03/maggianos-little-italy-review.html
3368 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326-1008
Amazing gluten free pasta. They were very willing and polite when working to make entrees gluten free! I really appreciate this great place. Wish all places were like this! Will definitely come back!!!
2089 W. Big Beaver Rd., Troy, MI 48084-3403
Chef was so accommodating! Personally came out multiple times to take my order, as well as confirm my gluten free needs. Baked ziti, fettuccini Alfredo, Italian salad, and vanilla ice cream have all been excellent gluten free options! Would highly recommend.
3200 Las Vegas Blvd S Ste 2144, Las Vegas, NV 89109-0722
It seems like they are unsure how to accommodate guests with gf and df diets. Even though the chef came out to take the order, I still got sick. I ordered the gf and df seafood pasta (forgot the exact name); they forgo the taste for accommodating to the special diet, so it tasted eh. Maybe it was the dish, maybe it was the cook, but I wouldn't go back again.
2019 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056-4401
Was not impressed by this Maggiano's in Houston. The waitress did not have the chef come to my table, which has always been done at their other locations. She said they were "in a thing.". If they were in a thing, then who was cooking?! I should have left at that point but I didn't have any other options nearby, as I was on foot. Waitress was horrible. I asked twice for a straw & never got it, and the restaurant was empty! Food came out wrong and was completely bland & tasteless. Won't be going back to this location ever.
10300 Little Patuxent Parkway #3160, Columbia, MD 21044
Great restaurant now has serious commitment to gluten-free customers! They have made a corporate move to gluten-free as the default for most dishes; they even make four kinds of gluten-free pastas fresh in the kitchen! All of their sauces and salad readings are gluten-free and the chef comes out to make sure they take care of you. Only ore-made things like lasagna are off-limits. Finally, a restaurant that gets it!Great food, great service and good value makes this at the very least a go-to place for special occasions. Mangia!
26300 Cedar Rd. #1103, Beachwood, OH 44122-1190
My very favorite place to eat gluten free. So many safe options!
500 16th St Ste 150, 16th St. Mall Promenade, Denver, CO 80202-4265
Very friendly - the chef came out and took the order and saw it all the way through. They make everything from scratch and delicious! A great place for a special evening.
#2 The Boulevard Saint Louis, Richmond Heights, MO 63117-1122
Worth the trip for the gluten free rolls!
7875 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45236
Staff are very knowledgeable about celiac. One of our favorite places to go. Chef or manager will come out to the table if they know that you have celiac to explain the menu options and how the food is prepared. Food is great also and you can get enough to take home for the next day.
2089 W. Big Beaver Rd., Troy, MI 48084-3403
Makes a super effort to make gluten free diners feel welcome and stay healthy. Well trained staff and excellent food.
8030 Renaissance Parkway,, Suite 890, Durham, NC 27713
Amazing food and excellent service! They do not have a separate GF menu, but they have GF penne to substitute with any dish! When you let your waiter know you have an allergy, the Chef personally comes to your table for you to place your order! Creme Brûlée is also GF (but not dairy-free), you can eat here without any worry of getting sick! Definitely worth a visit!
160 N. Gulph Road, Suite 205, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Wheat flour based fettuccini was mixed in with my GF penne pasta. I caught it before eating too much, but I still got sick. After bringing the issue to our waiter's attention the manager stopped by. The manager told me I should've asked for her because she knows the GF procedures. Perhaps they should put on the menu :p. Regardless they clearly aren't careful with food prep and definitely don't have a GF separate pasta draining/storage area. No GF specific menu. Eating here isn't worth the risk.
1847 Freedom Drive, Naperville, IL 60563
So many GF options, and a great deal to get the 2-person meal with 2 extra pastas to go. All the sauces are GF. Sub GF penne into almost anything. Chopped salad delicious, creme brulee awesome. Pasta was eh, kinda bland. Probably my fault ordering the "light" version of something alfredo. Didn't really like the texture of the penne either.
4 Columbus Ave., Boston, MA 02116-3910
Great food. They don't really have a gf menu. However, it is true that they can make GF many things on the regular menu. Big exception:they have no gf breads AT All. The pasta we had was excellent. The only gf dessert was creme burlee which was also delicious. I would go back.
1601 Cumberland Mall SE, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA 30339-3162
Chef will come to table for allergies, just ask your server. Many options including pasta. Great food and great service!
17603 IH 10W, San Antonio, TX 78257
Very good. Knowledgable waitstaff and they offer to have the chef come out to speak to you. I had shrimp scampi with gluten free pasta and it was divine! I had been missing it and it was perfect.
3106 West End Ave, Nashville, TN 37203-1304
Our waiter was not very friendly and was not helpful whatsoever in pointing out the gluten free options on the regular menu. They don't have a separate gluten free menu. When I ordered the rigatoni which he finally told me could be made gf, I asked him to make sure they boil the noodles in a clean pot with new water. He paused for about five seconds and then said ok while he mumbled something as he wrote my order down. I had a bad feeling about whether or not they were actually going to do it so I just ordered a salad instead. I was very disappointed because I heard that this restaurant takes allergies seriously. Maybe we just had a bad waiter.
1201 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2818
We ate here twice while in Philly for the marathon. Both times it was fabulous and the servers very friendly. They accommodated our gluten free and dairy free request with a smile.
#2 The Boulevard Saint Louis, Richmond Heights, MO 63117-1122
I would love to give them 5 stars, but I've gotten sick after eating here more than once. There are good options, and the staff seems knowledgeable, but I'm not so sure about their cross-contamination carefulness. There have been times I've been fine and times I haven't, but I think it's time for me to give up on them.
4 Columbus Ave., Boston, MA 02116-3910
Staff is normally great and good is delicious. Gf beer too.
2500 N Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226-1409
Had a wonderful time here. Waitress and chef were highly helpful, friendly, and understanding. Had salad with no croutons dressing was naturally gluten free. As for my main meal was told by chef all sauces are naturally with out gluten the only thing they change is its cooked in a different pot with special gluten free noodles and prepared separate from all other meals in the kitchen. The meal was amazing and service great. Will be going back more often.
1847 Freedom Drive, Naperville, IL 60563
Knowledgeable chef who came out. Very attentive. Great sauces. No celiac reaction.
3368 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326-1008
Have gluten free pasta, but that's all. No special menu so just tell the waiter.
26300 Cedar Rd. #1103, Beachwood, OH 44122-1190
I was just a Maggiano's for a baby shower. The chef personally came over to talk to me about the gluten free options (it was a Saturday, they had 6 other events and he graciously made the time). The pasta tasted and looked so delicious, cooked to the perfection of normal pasta. To be cautious I sent the server to confirm it was gluten free and it was!!! The tilapia and vegetables had tons of flavor!! Highly recommend for a fantastic gluten free meal, literally one of the best ever!!
3055 Olin Avenue, Suite 1000, San Jose, CA 95128
I have eaten here several times and always had a dedicated knowledgable staff member oversee my order. The food is always very good and I have never had a reaction eating here. I just make a comment about a "gluten allergy" on my open table reservation and they send someone over to discuss accommodations for my celiac as soon as I'm seated.
1901 E. Woodfield, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Just okay. I ordered a pasta alfredo dish and the pasta was quite limp and honestly a bit bland. I used to eat here before I went gluten free and the regular menu is much better than the GF one. Just not impressed with them.
189 The Grove Drive Z80, Los Angeles, CA 90036-3154
Fantastic! They can adapt almost everything on the menu and all the sauces are gluten free which is amazing! The staff was so friendly and knowledgeable and I think I love it here!
7875 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45236
As mentioned in other reviews, the chef comes out to talk to you about the GF options and to make sure you are comfortable with how your food is being prepared. I've never had issues eating here except that I over eat and complain about being overstuffed... It's the "good" kind of bloating! ;-) This is one of the only places I will add "celiac friendly" to the rating.
600 Commons Way, Bldg. E, Bridgewater, NJ 08807-2806
Absolutely delicious. Chef came to table and offered to prepare 80% of the menu gluten free - not just pastas, all the main courses. Only thing couldn't modify to gluten free was desserts. Speaking of desserts- the creme brûlée was gluten free and it was outstanding, probably the best tasting I have EVER had. The food here is fresh, cooked to order, the staff is friendly, GF knowledgeable, and everything we had was so tasty. BTW they will accommodate many food allergies, ie. eggs, milk, nuts etc. Highly recommend this place even if you have to drive a little while to get there because it is so worth it.
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Sophomore Retreat
Date: August 16-18
Location: Camp Caraway, Asheboro, N.C.
Cost: All expenses paid
This is a renewing camping experience with fellow sophomores to prepare for the school year with reflection, challenges and fun.
While we cover so many things to connect you to the university experience and to the Pfeiffer community in your first year, we believe that a pause at the beginning of your second year would be a welcome way to renew your commitment to yourself and your future. We now offer the sophomore retreat to strengthen the Pfeiffer Journey to allow the time and space to consider your needs for this second leg of the journey.
Join us in this pilot retreat! After checking into your room, you will escape to Camp Caraway only 40 minutes from campus.
Let us know as soon as possible if you would like to be among the first group to participate in the sophomore retreat! We will only be able to accommodate 25 in this first-time event.
For more information, contact:
Deborah Burris
Assistant Professor of Communication
(704) 463-3358
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|Bethany Hagopian
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|Christine Baran
|Katherine Deeck
|Kevin Ecklund
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Accepted Student Day
During this one-day event, typically ocurring in April and July, students complete:
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|Laura Herrick
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The Mission of this Program is to transform the First Year Experience (FYE) at Pfeiffer University by providing an inspiring beginning to a successful degree program. It is a critical year for those who persist in completing their undergraduate degree.
Our Objectives:
Create a connection with all functions at Pfeiffer University and each student beginning with the Admissions Office and ending with the Academic Department that houses your Major.
- Connect you with highly enthusiastic Faculty and Staff Mentors and Peer Mentors
- Provide resources to Freshmen and Mentors that will enhance the class experience
- Conduct ongoing assessment to insure effective orientation and incorporation within the University Community
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The advising process for the first semester Freshman:
- Once a student has been accepted she/he will be notified and will be given choices to attend one of the scheduled "accepted student daysâ€. Usually these are in April and July.
- During this ASD the student will meet with an advisor (this person may or may not be the students' assigned "Mentorâ€) to complete their class schedule for the first semester.
- Upon beginning the first semester the student will be in a Pfeiffer Journey class taught by a Mentor who will serve as the advisor for the first year. This person will insure that the student is utilizing all the resources available for academic success, will offer help in making decisions about what to major in and will help the student register for the spring semester.
- By the middle of the second semester the Mentor will meet to verify major and schedule the second year fall semester.
- The Mentor will notify the Office of the Provost as to what the student is planning to major in and that office will notify the student via email the name of their new academic advisor. The student should then be directed to the Office of the Provost to officially declare their major.
While some students will have made the decision regarding their choice of major, there are students who remain undecided after the first year. There are also those who are decided upon acceptance to Pfeiffer and may seek academic advice from this department earlier than the sophomore year.
For the transfer or readmitted students:
These students are assigned directly to a faculty advisor in their declared field of study.
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My.Pfeiffer is a university web portal for students, faculty, advisors and administration allowing access to the university student information system and other campus resources including your admissions status, financial aid status, and billing information. You can also register for classes: http://my.pfeiffer.edu
username: Student ID Number (included in your admissions letter)
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Check your email online at http://outlook.com/.
Windows Live ID: Your entire Pfeiffer email address including @my.pfeiffer.edu
Initial Password: Your My.Pfeiffer password (included in your admissions letter)
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I'm not sure if this has been discussed on the forum yet, but I was reminded of a re-telling of The Lord of the Rings this weekend when talking to my sister.
I offered to lend her two books by Jacqueline Carey, Godslayer and Banewreaker, which are a thinly disguised retelling of a Lord of the Rings-like tale, from the perspective of the bad guys (the main character being the equivalent of the Witch King.
I knew of a Russian book that actually uses the whole setting and characters from Tolkien's work, but that hadn't been translated into English due to fears of protest from the Tolkien estate. However, an amateur enthousiast has translated it and is offering it for free to read.
I haven't read it yet but hoping to spend some time in the enlightened kingdom of Mordor this weekend, besieged by conformist and traditionalists to stop their forays into science and alchemy.
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Posted 12 March 2009 - 06:53 PM ( #1 )
I wanted to post to let everyone know some of what is going on with our chat room... The current chat room uses a company's service to keep everything running smoothly. Unfortunately, I can not afford to renew the contract with them when it expires next month. The service costs $125 for a year... I have been experimenting over the past month with bringing back the old chat room in its place? Why the old chat room? The old system was replaced because it had some bugs that slowed down the server. These bugs made it worth moving to the paid service. Unfortunately, money is tight right now... I just can't afford to renew it. Instead, I have been working to see if I can overcome the old bugs and figure out a way to keep chat going for everyone to use. I know there are other free chat rooms and stuff available... But those free ones don't let us use the TamaTalk accounts to make logging in easier (and to make banning problem people easier too!). It is a trade-off... Lots of you said chat is pretty important to you so it is something to keep that going. Hopefully it will keep getting better as I work on bugs and kinks and stuff.
What I would love is if you chatters will use the new flash chat system and post any bugs, problems, suggestions and comments here. Your input is important! We only have a little bit of time left with the old chat and I'd like to work out as many problems as possible ahead of time!
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Posted 13 March 2009 - 04:56 AM ( #2 )
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Posted 13 March 2009 - 07:02 PM ( #5 )
Maybe next year we'll have this TC again?
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I'm glad you can actually keep a type of chat
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Posted 14 March 2009 - 03:07 PM ( #11 )
Other than that (and the usual complaints about how they like the other chat better... ) it's actually difficult to get members to specifically describe what it is they don't like.
It seems a lot of them just don't have the patience to test out the chat and try out the changes.
Having said that - there are plenty who do and are getting along fine (apart from the aforementioned sound and background).
Posted 14 March 2009 - 03:41 PM ( #12 )
- Click on the options button on the toolbar above the text box.
- Click the tab that says 'Effects'
- Choose from the range of emoticons
How to change your Main Chat avatar (the one that comes up when you say something):
- The same as ^above
Posted 14 March 2009 - 11:02 PM ( #13 )
Posted 15 March 2009 - 12:10 AM ( #14 )
I noticed that too.
Every time someone changes rooms or logs in, it says undefined on my screen
I think the main reason I don't like it is the memories of it from when we had it(an older version?) before. I remember the lagging and random booting, and that just turns me off the idea of using it.
If this is a newer version, I'm hoping they at least fixed that, because that's the main reason I don't/didn't like it.
The only other concern I have which has been mentioned is the background color.
In all it makes me wish I was still getting a paycheck -.- I'd be willing to pay at least half the cost of the one we've been using.
Posted 15 March 2009 - 05:57 AM ( #15 )
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Posted 15 March 2009 - 08:34 AM ( #17 )
This is a newer version of what we used before... There are still some bugs I need to figure out (like the undefined messages).
I do remember that when we first switched from the old chat to the java one that a lot of people said they liked the old one better... It's funny to see the reverse now. Please give it a chance and post if you have any problems. I'd rather have a chat with some small quirks than none at all. Lets see which quirks we can squash.
Posted 15 March 2009 - 08:34 AM ( #18 )
Sure, I'm really going to miss the old chat, just because it's the one I'm used to. But I love the 'new' features of this chat. Being able to change your 'avatar', the background, the sound levels, the skin; the way you can save the conversations... I really like it.
It does seem to lag a bit more, but so far, it hasn't been much of a problem for me.
The only other issue is what others have already said - it comes up as, "undefined" when someone logs in or logs out.
So, I'm okay with this chat, all in all. Maybe next year we can afford to bring back the old chat.
EDIT: Admin posted at the same time I did. xD Thanks Admin. I really like this new chat, and I agree. Rather this than nothing, anyday. And I do like this chat more than the old one, in some aspects.
Edited by Cinderpelt, 15 March 2009 - 08:36 AM.
Posted 15 March 2009 - 03:19 PM ( #19 )
I have a few problems:
- The "undefined" When someone leaves/enters
- If I press the arrow keys to correct a problem that I've typed, it deletes the whole thing.
- I got a message, something like, "You kiss your mother with that mouth? Cussing is not allowed and you've been doing it too much. Banned for 1 hour." I was still in the chat, and no moderators were in. I wasn't actually on the chat, I was browsing youtube at the time.
Other than those 3 things, everything's going smoothly.
Posted 16 March 2009 - 08:57 AM ( #20 )
The ONLY thing I don't like is that when someone says my name, I don't get the KooKoo telling me someone wants my attention. Oh well. I can live with that.


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Engine swaps have been around as long as there have been different manufacturers making a variety of models. Whether it's putting a flathead V8 in your Model A Ford, or injecting some modern power into your aging muscle car, an engine swap can define an entire vehicle. Such is the case with this spectacular 1967 Mustang that's dressed up like a Shelby GT500 and packs a 2004 Mustang Cobra power plant under the hood. That means 32 valves, a supercharger, and drivability that they couldn't imagine back in the good old, bad old days. The rest of the car was updated as well, but the basic goodness of the Mustang shape was retained, along with the very best Shelby upgrades, creating a Pro-Touring fastback that has to be seen to be believed.
Built by the guys at Pro Touring Super Cars (a division of Speed, Inc.), this was a cost-no-object car from the beginning. Speed, Inc. specializes in putting late model power into vintage muscle, and bringing the latest technology to bear on the cars of the past. What better way to do that than build a Shelby GT500 tribute with one of Ford's most potent late-model powertrains? The body on this '67 was given a rotisserie restoration, which means that it was fixed and smoothed inside and out, top and bottom. Anything that needed attention, got it, and everything was put into better-than-new condition before any paint was sprayed. The idea was a showcase, remember? Gaps were adjusted until they were far better than the factory could ever manage, and the hood was finished to levels that nobody at the Shelby factory could have imagined was possible in 1967. Once everything was straight, that spectacular Acapulco Blue paint was applied using 2-stage urethane. Shelby stripes were sprayed, then buried under the clear, and Shelby GT500 callouts were applied to the rockers. Additional Shelby details include the rear cap and integrated spoiler, C-pillar and quarter panel scoops, nose cone with center-mounted lights, and that vented Shelby hood (and if you've seen originals, you know how wavy they really were). Without looking under the hood, you could be forgiven for thinking this was a real Shelby.
Of course, things like the badges, the gas cap, the grille, and other Shelby-specific parts were also added and are beautiful reproductions. The chrome and stainless was refinished or replaced with new components, and the glass is new all around. Out back, the Shelby sequential taillights have been replaced with trick LEDs that give the car an appropriate 21st century twist. But the real treat is the supercharged 2004 Cobra motor under the hood. If you've been following Ford performance for the past 15 years or so, you know that these 4-cam motors can make BIG power from their relatively modest displacement. With forced induction, they breathe better than a big block and put down some astounding numbers while maintaining incredible civility. And if you've ever heard one at full song, you know what I'm talking about – they have just about the sweetest exhaust note this side of a Ferrari V8. The motor in this '67 is a built 2004 Cobra piece that features a custom induction system to fit it into the '67s engine bay. There's a smaller pulley on the supercharger to up the boost (these engines with their forged bottom ends can easily handle a lot more boost than the factory permits), and a custom Aeromotive fuel system to ensure that it is adequately fed at all speeds. A custom heat exchanger and reservoir were crafted to allow it all to fit under the Shelby hood, and up front, a massive aluminum radiator keeps it cool no matter how hard you run. A set of custom-built headers handle the exhaust and if anything, they magnify that sweet engine note. The engine was beautifully dressed with custom painted cam covers that look a lot like Boss 429 or SOHC 427 pieces – perfect for the 1967 body. It even features cool "Powered by Ford" logos for a distinctly Shelby touch. With a custom ECM programmed by the experts at Speed, Inc., it starts instantly, idles perfectly even when it's cold, and pulls like a freight train. There are no flat spots in the power curve, and I know this because there's a dyno sheet that comes with the car showing that it just keeps climbing and climbing to a peak of 444 horsepower and 495 pounds of torque at the wheels- impressive!
The rest of the hardware is just as impressive. The floors have been painted in red oxide, as original, although I doubt the workers on the assembly line in 1967 were as careful and precise as the guys at PTSC. The transmission is a T56, also taken from a Cobra Mustang, and it is easily up to the horsepower challenge. The clutch is a Centerforce DFX unit with a hydraulic conversion to work with the older car. Out back, there's a built Ford 9-inch with 3.90 gears and a limited slip – and if you're worried about those tall gears, remember the deep overdrive which makes high-speed cruising effortless and greatly improves fuel mileage. Those beautiful headers dump into a custom X-pipe and exhaust system featuring Magnaflow mufflers and tips, all finished in satin black for a different look and to keep it out of sight on the road. Up front, the suspension hangs from a custom Martz subframe and features a Martz power rack-and-pinion setup and Strange 12-way adjustable coil-over shocks. Out back, there's a G-bar 4-link system with another set of 12-way adjustable VariShocks. At each corner, a massive Wilwood brake disc hides behind killer 18-inch Coys wheels wearing BFGoodrich G-Force T/A performance radials. A set of stout subframe connectors tie everything together rigidly, and you can feel the improvements in chassis rigidity from the driver's seat.
Speaking of the driver's seat, the interior has been reworked as well. Beginning with a foundation of DynaMat throughout, which helps control noise and temperatures, this Shelby tribute is almost Lincoln quiet inside. Most of the soft parts are original style, and that's a factory "Deluxe" black interior. The dashboard has been subtly remodeled to house new Speed, Inc., gauges with silver faces for a traditional, but updated appearance and much better functionality. That's a genuine Shelby wood steering wheel, and overhead a trick console with built-in map lights. The shifter on top of the T56 looks vintage and displays the correct 6-speed shift pattern. In back, the trunk features a correct mat and you've already noticed that the battery is now mounted back here for improved weight distribution and to make way for the very wide DOHC engine. The odometer shows only 475 shakedown miles since the build was completed, ensuring that this car is as good as it can possibly be.
Documentation is exhaustive, primarily in the form of a build book that shows dozens, perhaps hundreds, of photos of all aspects of the build. If you need to know how it was done, what it looked like before, during, or after, the answers are all here. There are no questions about the quality of the workmanship or the skill that was required to construct this amazing vehicle- it's all there in photos.
I flat-out love this car. I'm a big fan of the 32-valve Cobra motors and how unbelievably smooth they are and how much power they can make. Add in a 6-speed manual, and you have a very potent acceleration curve. Combine that with what is arguably one of the best-looking Mustangs of all time-the Shelby GT500 fastback – and you end up with a take-no-prisoners supercar. The suspension and brakes have been upgraded to keep pace with the engine's prodigious output, while the interior has been left alone because there's no use in messing with a great design. Ultimately, you end up with a car that's unquestionably faster than a real GT500, handles better, stops shorter, is more comfortable to drive, gets better fuel mileage, and probably will require less maintenance. Whereas the downside to all that? If you're looking for a heart-stopping cruise missile that will draw a crowd three deep at the next cruise night, here it is. It's not cheap, but I'll also bet that it couldn't be duplicated for the asking price. This is A LOT of car for the money. Call now!
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No. NEVER !
Ladies and gentlemen....children of alllllll ages want to see Mattel® STEP RIGHT UP and cannonball Crackers the Clown into the wonderful Masters of the Universe Classics line!
Crackers the Clown doesn't come to Eternia all alone either! He comes with his Circus Train vehicle, Myrtle the Circus Elephant could be a large scale beast item, as well as the rest of the Sideshow from under the Eternian Big Top including the Human Cannonball and The Star of the Show, The Great Orlando's trapeze act!!!
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Count me in for a Crackers figure, Myrtle beast figure and a circuse train vehicle.
Come on! Who DOESN'T like clowns? or elephants or trains?
Absolutely! Now that we can get Filmation figures, I want the craziest and most absurd characters! Crackers and Plundor top my list.
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Crackers would be a figure I'd skip in a heartbeat.
I would prefer no name villagers over a clown
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He is from the worst Filmation episode
definitely not, this character is not in the top 10 or top 20 of Filmation characters.
He is so utterly ridiculous, I'd buy him in a heartbeat!!
"Oh Lord, Bless this M&M... and the mighty cockroach I slain in battle to get it." - Al Bundy
He can share parts with Tallstar.
I'll be very upset if Ram Man gets made BEFORE Crackers...it will be an injustice!
That's an easy no for me. I think I just barfed up a balloon animal…
200X fan? Classic fan? What does that mean? I'm a MotU fan!!!
not that into Crackers but i do like that lady in red in the 7th pic
the King needs his Queen and pet! Queen Veena and Battle Lion for MOTUC!
For the Love of Illumina & her Cat Sleetah!!
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At first I was going to say nope, but if they throw in Myrtle, it's gotta be a yes!
RIP Andy Conrad.
Shame on you, Count.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
I'll take a Crackers and Chef Allen two pack please.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why you shouldn't do drugs. This is why He-Man had to do anti-drug PSA's and even a few episodes dedicated to the drug dilemma. Unfortunately, even some of the most ardent MOTU fans and staunchest Filmation supporters didn't listen...
"Wheresoever on earth he dwells, man is prey to two weaknesses: the need to pray and the need to love."-Marquis de Sade
"It is not by reasoning or by our understanding that we have received our religion; it is by external authority and command."-Michel De Montaigne
Heretical Vintage Purist and Non-Fan Extraordinaire!
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Sochi 2016
9th WORLD CHOIR GAMES 2016
July 06 – 16, 2016 | Sochi, Russia
Singing together brings nations together
From 2000 onwards the biennial World Choir Games have brought together hundreds of choirs and thousands of attendants from all over the world to celebrate unity and diversity through the art of music. 460 choirs from roughly 60 countries brought 2014 to Riga a human and cultural experience that will inspire millions of others across the globe. Under the motto "Singing together brings nations together", the World Choir Games are an invitation to peace, love and equality sealed with the efforts of those who want to see the world a better place.
Around the choral world in 11 days
The World Choir Games have been a fixed meeting point for the ever-evolving choral world. The world's largest choral competition takes choirs from all corners of the globe on a 11-day journey through a myriad of invaluable experiences. Whether new on the choral stage or not, choral music expertise, professional guidance and the brilliant pedagogical opportunities that the Games offer make the event impossible to miss. And music is not the only incentive! An exchange of positive human energy, a meeting of common ideals and a thirst for food for the soul make the World Choir Games and the ten-day journey a wonderful feast of human passion.
Welcome to Sochi!
Sochi – the city of the Olympics
Where athletes competed for gold, choirs from all over the world will meet to sing! Following the 2014 Winter Olympics, the eyes of the world will turn once again on Sochi as the host of the World Choir Games 2016. The so called Black Sea Pearl will provide a new platform of international cultural exchange to the choral world in general and to the Russian people in particular. Sochi is unique among larger Russian cities with its scenic Caucasus Mountains, pebble and sand beaches and its spectacular architecture. The largest Russian resort will be soon preparing to step onto the world stage as the host of the 2016 World Choir Games.
Russian choirs at INTERKULTUR Events
Russian choirs have been an integral part of every INTERKULTUR event with about 50 choirs participating every year. They keep pouring enthusiasm, a lot of hard work and high quality singing on our stages and not surprisingly have often grabbed the well-deserved trophies offered in such event, the last being Sing'n'Joy Vienna 2014 where the Gnesins' Ensemble of Contemporary Music "Altro coro" conducted by Alexandr Ryzhinskiy was the winner of the prestigious Franz Schubert Choir Prize 2014.
What will we see on the stages of Sochi in 2016? High-quality singing at its best!