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Assemblyman Jim Tedisco
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On CNN talking NY prison break
In case you missed it, here's video of my appearance this morning on CNN talking about the aftermath of the New York Prison Break and my "Prisoner Privileges Limitation Law." The people of New York State can finally breathe a sigh of relief thanks to the tireless efforts of all the law enforcement units […] [Read More]
3-month session needed to stop taxpayer-funded pontification, thumb twiddling at Capitol
Before the week is out, the Legislature is expected to vote on a so-called "Big-Ugly" package of legislation that includes extension of the property tax cap and rent control, aid to private schools, property tax rebates and a one-year extension of mayoral control of New York City schools – all priorities that were well […] [Read More]
Independent investigation needed on NY prison break
Myself and Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin today are calling for a truly independent investigation into the Dannemora Prison Break — not another Moreland-like panel appointed by the Governor. We also give credit to Clinton Correctional Facility officials for doing the right thing in shutting down Honor Block privileges until the dust settles in Dannemora, as […] [Read More]
The "prisoner privileges limitation law" to protect public from "Dannemora Duo-like" Prison Breaks, Violence
This morning, myself, Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin, Assemblyman Pete Lopez, Assemblyman Dean Murray, Senator Pat Gallivan and several of our colleagues called for the "Prisoner Privileges Limitation Law" to protect the public from Dannemora-duo like prison breaks and violence. As I'm sure most of you know, David Sweat and Richard Matt, both brutal murderers, lived on […] [Read More]
You never know who you'll meet at the Capitol
A lot of diverse groups visiting the Capitol over the past few days. Yesterday, I was proud to welcome members of the New York State Champion Shenendehowa High School Boys Track & Field team to the Assembly chamber and present each student athlete with a resolution we passed to commemorate their outstanding season. As part […] [Read More]
Honoring Shenendehowa boys track & field athletes
Congratulations to members of the NYS Champion Shenendehowa High School Boys Track & Field Team and their coaches who I honored on the Floor of the Assembly today. The Plainsmen 4 x 800 Relay Team captured the New York State Division One Federation and Public School Championships with an outstanding time of 7:56.72 seconds. […] [Read More]
Bark, meow and neigh for Animal Advocacy Day
What a fantastic turnout for our 5th Annual NYS Animal Advocacy Day! We had the biggest turnout we've ever had for this event. We have an obligation as a government to protect all members of our family, including those who have no voice. Animal Advocacy Day matters because it's about more than just protecting […] [Read More]
Animal advocacy day eyes safety for pets, people
In case you missed it, here's my column that appreared in today's "All About Pets" section of the Daily Gazette. Animal Advocacy Day Eyes Safety for Pets, People By Assemblyman Jim Tedisco Dozens of starving, emaciated dogs left in barrels out in the freezing cold. A nine-month-old pit bull puppy set on fire […] [Read More]
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Hans van Haren correctly points out that tidal flow is not likely to meet all our energy needs, but his suggestion that it is therefore not worth trying to exploit this energy source is wrong (3 April, p 20).
No single resource can ever provide all our energy. "Only" 20 per cent of our electricity needs would be a very substantial contribution to replacing fossil fuel, equivalent to the world's installed hydroelectric capacity.
He is also wrong when he says there are only 20 suitable sites for extracting tidal stream energy around the world. There are more than that number of sites around the UK alone.
We have the world's first commercial-scale tidal turbinein Strangford narrows in Northern Ireland. It is subject to a pioneering independent environmental impact monitoring programme, and the operating licence specifies that it will be shut down if it causes any significant environmental damage. Killing ...
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ONE hundred millionor one in threeof today's young Chinese men are expected to die from cigarette smoking in the next few decades. But these grim numbers, announced last week after unprecedented large-scale studies of China's smoking epidemic, are not completely unexpected. What has surprised researchers are the different ways in which tobacco produces its fatal effects there, compared with the West.
In the US and Britain, whose smoking epidemics have reached their peak, about half of all regular long-term smokers eventually die of their habit. Among Chinese long-term smokers, the same proportion is eventually expected to die when the epidemic there reaches the same stage in a few decades. But for the time being, at least, the diseases that kill smokers in China follow a strikingly different pattern, with respiratory diseases the most important cause of death and tuberculosis killing as many smokers as heart disease
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Morning ROAR: This 45 minute workout mixes cardio movements and strength exercises. Morning ROAR uses a variety of equipment working both the upper and lower body. This workout is for everyone at all levels of fitness to tone, strengthen, and have fun reaching your personal fitness goals!
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Empower Yoga: This class consists of a series of movements synchronized with deep breathing. Students will focus on building strength, flexibility, balance and focus, and will leave the class feeling energized, refreshed and empowered. The aim is to fit all fitness levels, so anyone is welcome!
Off the Barre: This class will combine ballet style movements for a full body workout. No prior dance experience necessary! Plus, get ready for a killer core workout without the lower back pain!
Pilates: Pilates increases balance, flexibility, and posture. Participants isolate their core muscles while sculpting the rest of the body. This class introduces the seven core principles of the discipline.
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Yoga Flow (Vinyasa Flow Yoga): This class consists of a series of movements synchronized with deep breathing. Students will focus on building strength, flexibility, balance, and focus, and will leave the class feeling energized and refreshed. The aim is to fit all fitness levels, so anyone is welcome!
30-30-30: Your muscles will be surprised every week with this new 90-minute class that incorporates 30 minutes of three different formats. If you're up for the challenge and an element of surprise, kickstart your weekend with a guaranteed full-body workout!
BOSU Burn: Come join us for a cardio and strength class using the BOSU - Both Sides Utilized! This equipment is used throughout this class to strengthen the core and all major muscle groups. Come add a balance challenge to all of your favorite exercises!
Circuit Training: This class includes approximately two to three 15 minute rounds of intense exercise for the upper and lower body, abdominals, as well as cardio work. Plyometrics and dynamic movement are incorporated to achieve muscle toning and body sculpting. If you want a challenge, this is the class for you!
Cycling (Sunrise Cycle, Happy Hour Cycle): Pedal your heart out in this effective cardio workout through hill climbing drills, race pace exercises, interval work and pace pedaling while sculpting the lower body.
Kettlebell (Kettlebell & Kore): This class will help kick all your fitness goals into high gear! The kettlebell is a piece of equipment that engages your muscles with rounds of heart-pumping strength and cardio segments. This is a great class to include in your training program to make sure your muscles and mind are never bored!
Kickboxing: Hit it or quit it! This class combines typical kickboxing moves including punches, kicks, and combos to make this an action-packed, super fun, and effective cardio workout!
Outdoor Adventure: Like to work out but can't stand being inside a stuffy gym? Then this class is for you! Get your fresh-air fix with this class that takes the exercises outdoors. Outdoor Adventure will use the natural environment of Clemson University to make sure you get a well-rounded workout. Exercises will include running drills, body-weight exercises, and other creative exercises to have fun and get fit in the outdoors! All fitness levels welcome. *PLEASE NOTE: This class will be cancelled if the temperature is lower than 35 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pedal & Pump:This class brings all the benefits of Cycling and Strength Training into one! In this 60-minute class, you will get about 30 minutes of sprints, jumps, and climbs, and 30 minutes of strength training to tone from head to toe. If you want one workout to tackle cardio and resistance training, this is the class for you!
Power Yoga (Power Flow Yoga): Don't like the slow nature of yoga? This class may change your mind! Yoga Flow is a physically challenging class that consists of flowing through a series of poses that will get your heart rate up and make you feel like you just crushed a killer strength workout. This class provides an atmosphere to advance your practice while still building strength and increasing flexibility.
TigerPUMP: Formerly known as Total Strength, TigerPUMP is that weight training class that you've been looking for! The use of barbells and adjustable weights build strength and round out your workout routine. Every muscle group is worked throughout the class to create a challenging but exciting workout each time. Don't miss out on the challenge!
Werk It: Werk It brings hip-hop inspired movements and routines to get your heart rate up and mix up your cardio workouts. If you're looking for something new and exciting, join this easy-to-follow dance fitness class!
We Too Deep: Join us for a deep water fitness class that delivers a full body workout! This football-training inspired class will focus on muscle conditioning and cardio in and out of the pool.
Zumba: Salsa, cumbia, and merengue your way through this non-stop, get-down-and-dance, Latin-inspired, high energy workout!
"All In" Tabata: Tabata-style workouts are taking the fitness world by storm! This is a high-intensity workout that incorporates 20 seconds of work and 10 seconds of rest for 8 sessions, or ONE tabata. This 45-minute express workout packs a punch and after a few Tabatas, you'll definitely be feeling it!
Quick HIIT: HIIT stands for High Intensity Interval Training, one of the newest trends in express workouts! This class uses a variety of equipment including kettlebells, dumbbells, jump ropes, and your own body weight to make this the ultimate workout that will condition your body like no other! Great if you are crunched for time, as this class is action-packed into a 30-minute express workout!
Cycling: Pedal your heart out in this effective cardio workout through hill climbing drills, race pace exercises, interval work and pace pedaling while sculpting the lower body.
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Angels' Bourjos To Miss Rest Of Season
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As expected, the Los Angeles Angels announced that center fielder Peter Bourjos will miss the remainder of the season following wrist surgery.
Bourjos fractured his wrist on June 29 when he was hit by a pitch and spent nearly two months on the disabled list. He returned in mid-August, but went just 5-for-46 (.109) in 15 games before being shut down again last week.
According to William Boor of MLB.com the recovery timetable is expected to be around eight weeks, so Bourjos will have plenty of time to get healthy for spring training. He ends the season hitting .274 with a .710 OPS in 55 games.
Source: Aaron Gleeman, Hardball Talk
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Students act as employees of a vector supply company to develop then "sell" the appropriate vector for a given gene therapy.
DNA structure and function; mutation; gene expression; basic cell structure and function; viral ligands bind to receptors of specific cell types; ex vivo; in vivo
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News & Public Affairs
Surviving a year without shopping12/24/08 Robert Lorei
Radioactivity: Live Call-In (Thursday)
In Not Buying It: My Year Without Shopping, Judith Levine chronicles her and her partner Paulâs progressâand setbacksâover an entire year of not spending. No new clothes, dinners out, books, films, or even processed foods: they bought just raw ingredients and household necessities.
One of the Wall Street Journalâs five best books on consumer culture, the Los Angeles Times said, âWhat makes Not Buying It stand out among the many books about consumerism is the personal app...Be the first to comment
UF survey: Consumer confidence up in Florida listen12/24/08 Seán Kinane
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In Florida, the economic news is not all bad, according to a new University of Florida survey on consumer confidence.
Chris McCarty is survey director of UFâs Survey Research Center. âConsumer confidence in Florida is up from November ⦠Thatâs still a low number historically speaking, but it is certainly better than it was last month.â
Sixty-seven points is not a percentage, but an index, McCarty said. The monthly Florida Consumer Attitude Survey is indexed to a 1966 baseline...Be the first to comment
Happy Workers listen12/24/08 Andrea Lypka
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Gertrude Jones has been a teacher at the Happy Workers Childrenâs Center in midtown St. Petersburg for 34 years. The daycare was founded by Willie Lee McAdams, the wife of Pastor Oscar McAdams in the Trinity Presbyterian Church in 1929.
The center started in the storeroom of the church on 920 19th St. S. and expanded into what it is today, she says. Even though 90 percent of the children are âpoor and minority,â 90 percent of them achieve at or above grade level, according to 2008 ...Be the first to comment
The case for big government - Part 2 listen12/23/08 Mitch Perry
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Big Government is back and it is not only effective, but necessary. Thatâs the premise of a new book by renowned economist and former New York Times columnist Jeff Madrick. His new book is called The Case for Big Government.
WMNF spoke with Madrick and began the second half of his interview by asking if the "Republican Revolution" of the 1980s is the cause of so many Americans accepting the fact that they will not be able to rise in socioeconomic status.Be the first to comment
How lessons of Vietnam can be applied to Afghanistan12/23/08 Robert Lorei
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Good afternoon,
Welcome to WMNF âS Radioactivityâ¦I'm Robert Lorei. Coming up: a new book says President John Kennedy was committed to stopping an escalation of combat troops in Vietnam -- and the implications that this new information has for incoming President Barack Obama and the calls for a troop increase in Afghanistan.
But first some listener comments about last weekâs program on reforming health care in the U.S.
President-elect Barack Obama has made a commitment to ending...Be the first to comment
Creative Loafing cuts seven from staff listen12/23/08 Seán Kinane
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Tampaâs alternative weekly newspaper Creative Loafing has terminated seven full-time employees, including writer Alex Pickett, music critic Wade Tatangelo and copy editor Anthony Salveggi. Most of the paperâs local hard news coverage was done by Pickett and political editor Wayne Garcia.
Creative Loafing editor David Warner says the layoffs will not affect the paperâs news coverage.
The regionâs two daily newspapers have also made sharp cuts to news staff. The Tampa Tribune...1 comments
Student dining choices at USF questioned12/22/08 Sadia Ahmed
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University of South Florida offers education to more than 40,000 students on its Tampa campus. As a result, USF student dining carries great importance for such a large body of students. Some say the school fails to meet its student and staff needs when it comes to the number of food vendors and healthy food choices. The Tampa campus offers only a handful of vendors such as Burger King, Beef O'Brady's, Chick-Fil-A in the fast food category, and Subway and Einstein bagel in the relatively heal...Be the first to comment
Alternative Medicine12/22/08 Dr. Carol L. Roberts
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Dr. Carol Robertsâ Holiday gift to you is a table of homeopathic remedies for common conditions. Homeopathics are listed in the United States Pharmacopaeia and are FDA approved. They are generally regarded as safe, are sold over the counter in health food stores and some pharmacies, and do not interact with pharmaceutical drugs. They are extremely diluted substances which are always made from natural sources. They are safe for infants and children and work equally well for pets.
The fol...1 comments
Project 3.0: A new standard for environmental community development listen12/22/08 Andrea Lypka
WMNF Drive-Time News Thursday
Two developers, Rudy Arnauts and Bryan Roberts are transforming an old building in Ybor City into a healthier and energy efficient workspace for the whole community. Their project involves the community participation in an interactive fashion through the Internet.
Project 3.0 may be the new standard for environmental community development.
For more info on Project 3.0, visit www.thecampus.tv
For more info on the Earthship project in Florida, visit www.earthshipfloridaproject.com ...Be the first to comment
Memorial service for homeless held at Pinellas Hope listen12/22/08 Concetta DeLuco
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In observance of National Homeless Personsâ Memorial Day, over the weekend, several interfaith services were held throughout Pinellas County to honor and remember the homeless who have died throughout the year. In the Pinellas Park area, a ceremony was held on Sunday at Pinellas Hope, a temporary shelter.
Recognizing the growing number of homeless in Pinellas County and the increase in deaths among them, the Pinellas County Coalition for the Homeless coordinated the 30-minute memorial se...Be the first to comment
PETA wants Lowry Park Zoo investigated listen12/22/08 Seán Kinane
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Lex Salisbury resigned his position as president of Lowry Park Zoo last week after the zooâs board asked for his resignation. It came on the heels of a Tampa audit that found Salisbury used resources and animals from the zoo for his own for-profit animal park called Safari Wild.
Over the weekend Salisbury resigned from another post, according to tbo.com. He and Lowry Park Zooâs director of collections, Larry Killmar, resigned last week from the ...1 comments
Will Egmont Key lose its state park designation? listen12/22/08 Seán Kinane
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Egmont Key State Park is a one-square-mile island located at the mouth of Tampa Bay, offshore of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge and Ft. DeSoto. Because of Florida's budget shortfalls, the state parks department is considering saving $140,000 by cutting funding for the rangers who run the Egmont Key State Park.
But environmental activists, including Lorraine Margeson, want it to remain a state park. Margeson said royal terns can nest on Egmont Key...Be the first to comment
Nurse discusses health care for all12/20/08 Mary Glenney
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Martha Kuhl, nurse, Treasurer of California Nurses Association. Martha talked about her experiences in Pediatric Cancer care and the policies and hopes of the CNA for single payer health care.Be the first to comment
Gulfport gallery offers green art listen12/19/08 By Andrea Lypka
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The Outpost is not just a run of the mill art gallery in Gulfport but a gallery where art is made from recyclables.
Carol Zuelsdorf is an environmentally inspired artist who incorporates trash into a functional art. âGreen art is using things over and over again to help our environment,â she said.
During the eco-cleanups organized by her husband Kurt Zuelsdorf, she picks up debris from Clam Bayou and incorporates it into her art. She turns palm fronds into colorful fish or masks,...Be the first to comment
TBARTA ponders costs of transit system listen12/19/08 Seán Kinane
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A regional transit network in the Tampa Bay area could cost between $11 and $23 billion. During their monthly board meeting this morning, TBARTA, the Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority, contemplated how to pay for that system.
Bob Clifford was recently hired to be TBARTAâs first executive director. He said that costs for a regional transit system have to include the costs of existing bus service as well as new c...Be the first to comment
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SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE Top 11 Finalists Revealed
After thousands of auditions featuring some of the best dancers ever to try out, the judges of SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE announced that Season Seven will have 11 finalists instead of 10. The Top 11 finalists are Alexie Agdeppa, Billy Bell, Kent Boyd, Lauren Froderman, Ashley Galvan, Robert Roldan, Jose Ruiz, Cristina Santana, Melinda Sullivan, Adéchiké Torbert and Alex Wong.
Get Excited for National Dance Day
So You Think You Can Dance executive producer and judge Nigel Lythgoe would like to declare July 31, NATIONAL DANCE DAY.
What is an All-Star?
tWitch is a Season 7 All-Star Season 7 is rapidly approaching and, as you probably know, the season includes 12 All-Stars in addition to 10 new competitors. If you're wondering what an all-star is and how it will impact Season 7, you've come to the right place! An all-star is a former So You Think [...]
Mia Michaels and Adam Shankman join Nigel as Resident Judges for Season 7
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An All-Star on American Idol
Who was that familiar looking fellow dancing with Lady Gaga on American Idol Wednesday night? It was none other than Season 4 finalist and Season 7 All-Star Mark Kanemura. While sporting some facial hair, Mark danced as Lady Gaga sang "Alejandro." This wasn't Mark's first time dancing with the superstar; he traveled the world with Lady Gaga on her "Monster Ball Tour." He also appears in Lady Gaga's latest music video, "Telephone."
Sonya Tayeh, Mandy Moore, and Travis Wall to Take Part in New Wave LA
Los Angeles Ballet [LAB] Artistic Directors Thordal Christensen and Colleen Neary are thrilled to present New Wave LA which involves four contemporary World Premieres from guest choreographers Josie Walsh, and Sonya Tayeh, Mandy Moore and Travis Wall from So You Think You Can Dance.
Meet the Season 7 All-Stars
Twelve former SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE show favorites are set to return to summer's No. 1 series as All-Star Dance Partners. Skilled in various dance styles from Krump to Contemporary, the Season Seven All-Star Dance Partners are: Stephen tWitch Boss, Comfort Fedoke, Courtney Galiano, Anya Garnis, Lauren Gottlieb, Neil Haskell, Allison Holker, Mark Kanemura, Pasha Kovalev, Kathryn McCormick, Ade Obayomi and Dominic Sandoval. Each week, finalists will be partnered with a different All-Star dancer.
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A B-Boy with a Big Personality is a Season 7 All-Star
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Brad Mehldau Trio kicks off a ten-day, eight-city US tour at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts in Davis, California, tonight. It's the first of three stops in the state, including Stanford and a double bill in Northridge with The Bad Plus, followed by shows in Phoenix, Durham, Philadelphia, Boston, and Albany. Mehldau's electric duo album with drummer Mark Guiliana, Mehliana: Taming the Dragon, was named to Jazzwise magazine's list of the Best Albums of the Year.Read more|Journal Topics:Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/stanford-live-2014-15-season-chris-thile-edgar-meyer-toumani-diabate-emmylou-harris-brad-mehldau-2014-04-23April 23, 2014|0 commentsStanford Live 2014–15 Season Includes Chris Thile & Edgar Meyer, Toumani Diabaté, Emmylou Harris, Kronos Quartet, Brad Mehldau
Stanford Live has announced its 2014–15 season, and featured among the performers taking the stage at Bing Concert Hall are a number of artists familiar to readers of the Nonesuch Journal: Chris Thile & Edgar Meyer, Toumani Diabaté & Sidiki Diabaté, Emmylou Harris, Kronos Quartet, and Brad Mehldau Trio, as well as the world premiere of a new piece by John Adams and a celebration of the work of Stephen Sondheim.Read more|Journal Topics:On Tour Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/nonesuch-artists-earn-14-grammy-nominations-including-five-for-the-black-keys-2012-12-06December 06, 2012|1 comments
Congratulations to all of the Nonesuch artists who were nominated for the 55th Annual Grammy Awards, announced last night by The Recording Academy: The Black Keys, Dan Auerbach, Amadou & Mariam, Björk, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Ry Cooder, Dr. John, Brad Mehldau, and Pat Metheny. Together, these artists have garnered an astounding 14 nominations, including a remarkable five nominations for The Black Keys' latest album, El Camino. You can hear music from all the nominated albums on the new Nonesuch Radio channel "2012 Grammy Nominees."Read more|Journal Topics:Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/brad-mehldau-launches-european-tours-orpheus-chamber-orchestra-brad-mehldau-trio-2012-11-07November 07, 2012|1 comments
Brad Mehldau launches a month-long European tour starting with a five-show run of performances with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, followed by an 11-city tour with the Brad Mehldau Trio. The Orpheus tour, featuring the premiere of a new piece by Mehldau, kicks off with a performance in Moscow, followed by stops in Berlin, Munich, Dusseldorf, and Vienna. Mehldau then meets up with his Trio for a set at Barbican Hall for the London Jazz Festival, followed by shows in Italy, Germany, France, Sweden, Spain, Switzerland, and Turkey.Read more|Journal Topics:On Tour Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/brad-mehldau-trio-where-do-you-start-out-now-a-new-prime-phase-in-his-career-bbc-2012-09-18September 18, 2012|3 comments
The Brad Mehldau Trio's new album, Where Do You Start, a companion disc to this spring's critically acclaimed Ode, is out now. The new album, featuring interpretations of ten tunes by other composers plus one Mehldau original, earns four stars from the Guardian, Independent on Sunday, Times of London, and Daily Telegraph, and five stars from the Financial Times, which says the Trio gives "an adventurous sheen to modern jazz." NPR's Fresh Air says: "The pianist builds his improvisation like a master storyteller." The BBC finds Mehldau "entering a new prime phase in his career."Read more|Journal Topics:Album Release Artist News Reviewsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/brad-mehldau-trio-returns-where-do-you-start-september-18-pre-order-download-track-2012-07-31July 31, 2012|1 comments
Nonesuch releases the Brad Mehldau Trio's Where Do You Start, a companion disc to this spring's critically acclaimed Ode, on September 18, 2012. Whereas Ode featured 11 songs composed by Mehldau, Where Do You Start comprises the Trio's interpretations of ten tunes by other composers, along with one Mehldau original. Where Do You Start is available for pre-order now in the Nonesuch Store, where an instant download of the album's Mehldau track, "Jam," is included with purchase.Read more|Journal Topics:Album Release Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/north-sea-jazz-festival-joshua-redman-pat-metheny-brad-mehldau-trio-punch-brothers-lianne-la-havas-james-farm-2012-07-06July 06, 2012|0 commentsNorth Sea Jazz Festival Features Joshua Redman, Pat Metheny, Brad Mehldau Trio, Punch Brothers, Lianne La Havas, James Farm
The North Sea Jazz Festival takes place this weekend in Rotterdam, Netherlands, featuring a diverse array of artists, including several familiar to readers of the Nonesuch Journal: Joshua Redman, James Farm, Pat Metheny, Brad Mehldau Trio, Punch Brothers, Lianne La Havas, Fatoumata Diawara, and Oumou Sangare. Redman, in fact, is this year's North Sea Jazz Artist in Residence and as such performs on each festival day with varied musical projects.Read more|Journal Topics:On Tour Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/center-art-performance-ucla-2012-13-season-emmylou-harris-laurie-anderson-brad-mehldau-joshua-redman-2012-05-30May 30, 2012|0 commentsCenter for the Art of Performance at UCLA 2012–13 Season to Include Emmylou Harris, Laurie Anderson, Brad Mehldau, Joshua Redman
The Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA, formerly UCLA Live, has announced its inaugural season, marking the curatorial debut of its Executive and Artistic Director Kristy Edmunds, and featured among the artists performing as part of its 2012–13 season of events at Royce Hall are several artists familiar to readers of the Nonesuch Journal: Emmylou Harris, Laurie Anderson, Allen Toussaint, the Brad Mehldau Trio, and Joshua Redman. The new season also includes events celebrating Kate McGarrigle and Ali Farka Touré.Read more|Journal Topics:On Tour Artist Newsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/brad-mehldau-trio-brings-transfixing-show-california-mercury-news-transformative-album-philadelphia-inquirer-2012-05-17May 17, 2012|1 commentsBrad Mehldau Trio Brings "Transfixing" Show to California (Mercury News) with "Transformative" New Album (Philadelphia Inquirer)
The Brad Mehldau Trio has landed in California, kicking off a string of Bay Area shows in Santa Cruz last night, followed by a set in Napa tonight and three shows in San Francisco this weekend for SFJAZZ. The San Jose Mercury News calls last night's show "transfixing ... total exquisiteness." All About Jazz says the Trio's new album, Ode, is "rich, lyrical and full of energy ... a non-stop stream of invention." The Montreal Gazette says: "This may well be [Mehldau's] most interesting, absorbing album to date." The Philadelphia Inquirer calls it "transformative." Blurt says it's "some of the trio's most fiery interplay to date. A most welcome return."Read more|Journal Topics:On Tour Artist News Reviewsbrad mehldau triohttp://www.nonesuch.com/journal/brad-mehldau-trio-ode-out-now-absorbing-songs-showcase-mehldau-remarkable-talent-composer-observer-2012-03-20March 20, 2012|0 commentsBrad Mehldau Trio's "Ode" Out Now; "Absorbing" Songs Showcase Mehldau's "Remarkable Talent As a Composer" (Observer)
The Brad Mehldau Trio's new album, Ode, with 11 previously unreleased songs composed by Mehldau, is out now. The album is "full of seductive melody, and in its blues and bop references and surging swing, it's explicitly jazzy, too," says the Guardian in a four-star review. "It bears a lot of replaying." The Observer calls the new songs "absorbing," noting that "Mehldau is so brilliant at 'recomposing' standards that his remarkable talent as a composer is often overlooked." The Ottawa Citizen says: "A potent combination of deep lyricism, questing creativity and bar-raising virtuosity, Ode consistently provides the frissons that Mehldau fans have come to expect and that lesser pianists wish they could evoke."Read more|Journal Topics:Album Release Artist News Reviewsbrad mehldau trio


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Improvements You Can Make To Your Ford Mustang Over A Weekend
Mustang restoration projects are always great fun, although they keep us perplexed at times. Restorations are like the proverbial elephant. It is best they be eaten in small bite-size chunks, never all at once because they can become overwhelming, which makes it harder to finish a restoration project. Take your project one step at a time and watch it fly by. This is why we've put together 25 of some of the best weekend projects for your bite-sized restoration efforts.
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2 Replace Convertible TopFew things make a classic convertible look hotter than a new top and boot. A new convertible top breathes new life into an old Mustang and it can be done in a weekend.
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Derek Nicoletto to Release JUST PANIC AND GET IT OVER WITH in April
Derek Nicoletto returns with a 6-song collection, Just Panic And Get It Over With, poised for wide digital release on April 16, 2013 on 7 Trick Pony Records.
Decribed as a more eclectic follow-up to his debut, Kind Ghosts, Just Panic and Get It Over With "showcases Nicoletto's full-bodied, flexible rock voice, twisting sometimes in multiple melodies over a thoughtful electro-pop score. Just Panic... marks Nicoletto's most impressive performances to date, and the songs on Just Panic... are inspiring some of the world's finest visual artists to create pieces to be displayed in celebration of the release."
"I trusted my bandmate, producer Kiyanu Kim and his vision for this album. Just Panic And Get It Over With took me into darker, but more liberated directions as a performer, songwriter and lyricist. I cannot wait to bring that freedom to the stage," Nicoletto said.
To accompany the tour for Just Panic and Get It Over With, Nicoletto is curating a number of art exhibitions around the world starting in NYC, the city he calls home. Over twenty and counting handpicked visual artists are currently in the process of creating pieces inspired by a song of their choice from Just Panic And Get It Over With. After the SoHo, NYC gallery opening in mid-July, a number of other international cities will be announced as the next step for the Just Panic exhibition tour. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements in the next months.
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Straight A Fund legislative changes for fiscal year 2015
As a result of Sub. H.B. 342, the following changes to the Straight A Fund have been enacted and are listed here.
Straight A Fund update meetings scheduled
Dr. Susan Zelman will present a Straight A Fund update at morning regional meetings. Find out the latest on the application, sustainability, program and cost-savings. If you are interested in attending, please register here:
Meeting dates and locations:
Southwest - March 6, Montgomery County Educational Service Center
Central - March 7, Educational Service Center of Central Ohio
Southeast - March 11, Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center
Northeast - March 13, Cuyahoga Valley Career Center - Conference Center
New Web page organizes information about field tests for Next Generation Assessments
ODE has launched a new web page organizing key information about Ohio's field tests this spring. The site can be found here and includes both overview and technical information for test administrators, technology coordinators, teachers and families.
Field testing of the performance-based assessments in English language arts and math will begin March 24 and run through April 11. Field tests for the end-of-year assessments will be conducted May 5-June 6. Field testing of the performance-based assessments in science and social studies will begin March 24 and run through April 18. Field tests for the end-of-year assessments will be conducted May 5-May 16.
Medical questions related to upcoming statewide assessments addressed
Questions concerning emergency medical participation waivers continue to arise with the arrival of the testing cycle. The U.S. Department of Education recognizes that there are circumstances when it is not possible for the entire student body to participate in assessments. For this reason, the U.S. Department of Education allows states to exclude, for accountability purposes, students who "…cannot be assessed at any time during the testing window due to a significant medical emergency (e.g. a student is hospitalized due to an accident)." For the purpose of calculating the participation rate, a student experiencing such a significant medical emergency is eligible for a participation waiver.
Since a significant medical emergency is not foreseeable, medical waivers are, by nature, requested and evaluated annually. The U.S. Department of Education allows states to define those circumstances that represent a significant medical emergency.
The Ohio Department of Education will use the same emergency medical waiver process this year as was used during the 2012-13 school year. Districts can submit their facts through an emergency medical waiver application found here and through the submission of accompanying documentation, such as a doctor's order or other medical information, that will help the agency to understand the nature of the emergency that has prevented the student from participating.
Questions concerning emergency medical participation waivers may be directed to Jackie Seward at (614) 387-7570.
USDA and USDE letter discusses Community Eligibility Provision
The United States Department of Agriculture and the United State Department of Education released a joint Community Eligibility Provision letter on Feb. 25. The Community Eligibility Provision of the Act provides local educational agencies and schools in low-income areas with an alternative approach for operating school meal programs.
School Improvement Grant application guidance available; webinar planned
Guidance videos for those planning to apply for a 2014-15 School Improvement Grant are available here. The three-part video series was created to help districts develop a successful plan and application.
In addition, the Ohio Department of Education will hold a webinar on Tuesday, March 11, at 10:30 a.m. to provide scoring guidance. Login information will be sent to all Priority School contacts in the coming days. Registration is not required. Districts applying for a School Improvement Grant are required to provide a scorer for each building application they submit. In addition to providing guidance for the scoring process, this webinar will help districts in evaluating their own responses prior to application submission.
The School Improvement Grant CCIP application opens March 20, and is due, marked "Authorized Representative Approved," by April 11, 2014, by 5 p.m. The School Improvement Grant is awarded to selected schools on a competitive basis.
For more information, contact Diane Longstreth at email@example.com or (614) 753-8726.
Changes to state law in calculating the school calendar year
Beginning with the 2014-2015 school year, traditional public school districts, chartered nonpublic schools and joint vocational school districts must comply with a minimum number of hours of instruction per school year instead of a minimum number of school days. Please refer to the Ohio Department of Education website for guidance on schedule changes for more information on this new requirement. For a list of FAQs that addresses required days to required hours, click here.
Registration is open for 2014 roster verification application trainings
Ohio principals, building-level leaders and teachers who are either new to the roster verification process, or would like a refresher, should plan on participating in one of the application training sessions scheduled this spring.
These training sessions will assist participants in facilitating roster verification and in reconciling any teacher-student linkage issues. Principals who are new to the process are encouraged to select one of the half-day, in-person trainings that begin March 31 at one of five regional locations. Experienced principals and teachers can select a one-hour webinar tailored to their needs. To select a date, view the complete training schedule on the department's website, where you also will see the complete schedule and resources related to roster verification. Register for a training session in STARS by accessing your SAFE account and searching by the desired date or the keywords roster verification.
Ohio School Facilities Commission School Security Grant Program Update
The application deadline for round one of the Security Entrance and Emergency Communication System grants is quickly approaching. The last date to apply for round one is March 15. If you have not yet applied and do not have your district-specific application link, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
For those that have already been approved for a Security Entrance grant:
If funding is still available on June 15, then round two will open for Security Entrance and Emergency Communication System grant applications. An email notification announcing round two funding availability will be sent at a future date.
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March 15 is application deadline for new Health Informatics programs
The Ohio Association of Career and Technical Superintendents is accepting applications for a third round of Health Informatics programs. The new pilots are possible through Race to the Top funds from the Ohio Department of Education. Each recipient will receive a $5,000 grant, materials, computer equipment and professional development and additional resources.
Qualifications for the FY2015 pilots include that teachers hold health and/or IT teaching certificates and that program students receive secondary career-tech credit. The form and other requirements are available here or from the association's executive director Thomas Applegate.
Seven previous pilots have a four-course curriculum designed to prepare students for careers that blend health care and information technology. The Health Informatics initiative is a collaborative effort between the Office of Career-Technical Education and the Ohio Association of Career-Technical Association.
Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching nominations now open
Nominations for the 2014 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching are being accepted now through April 1, for teachers in Grades K-6. For further information, click here.


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Project Graduation seeking volunteers
Date posted: April 24, 2014
SHERIDAN — The 19th annual Project Graduation will be held May 25 and the planning committee is seeking volunteers.
Project Graduation is a drug and alcohol free graduation party for the Sheridan High School graduating class.
The event is free and runs from 9 p.m. the night of graduation until 3 a.m. the following morning.
Some of the activities of the night will include a hypnotist, cash prizes, food and beverages, casino games, laser tag, swimming, bingo, inflatable games like sumo wrestling and more.
Help is needed from the community to set-up Saturday afternoon, chaperone the event Sunday and clean-up on Monday.
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Grilled Cobb Salad
For a simple summer salad, grill vegetables of your choice and serve with a hearty grain, such as quinoa or farro. This version, created by editor-in-chief Adam Rapoport, goes great with a vinaigrette created by his wife, Simone Shubuck. Get the recipe here.
Red Quinoa with Parsley and Toasted Pine Nuts
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Seedy Cherry-Quinoa Bars
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5-Grain Porridge with Bee Pollen, Apples, and Coconut
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No Matter What They Say, We Still Love Quinoa
There's a lot of hype about quinoa, but this salad proves that the grain's high profile is well deserved.
15 Quinoa Recipes—Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Dessert
With so many ways to use it, you can eat this wonderseed for every meal—we've got 15 recipes right here, from hot cereal to fritters to cookies
Twist Your Tongue, Not Your Belly, With Quinoa Fritters
Calm hungry guests impatient for the main meal with these Quinoa Fritters with Ají Amarillo Aioli, appetizers as tasty as they are tongue-twisting
FAIR. Fair-Trade Quinoa Vodka, Reviewed by the Foodist
FAIR. vodka is odorless and tasteless—but it's made from Fair Trade quinoa. The BA Foodist, Andrew Knowlton, reviews this feel-good mixer


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TOUGH Symposia
LBNL's Earth Sciences Division has been hosting workshops and symposia since 1995 to bring together users of the TOUGH suite of codes for an open exchange on applications and recent code enhancements. The papers presented at these workshops and symposia are available as conference proceedings; extended versions of select papers have been published in special issues of peer-reviewed journals.
TOUGH Symposium 2015
A symposium on applications and enhancements to the TOUGH simulators for multiphase fluid, heat, and chemical transport will be held at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), September 28-30, 2015. The TOUGH Symposium 2015 will consist of oral and poster presentations, with proceedings published online. TOUGH-related short courses will be offered either immediately preceding or following the Symposium. Selected papers will be submitted for inclusion in special issues of major scientific journals.
The purpose of the Symposium is to bring together developers and users of the TOUGH family of codes (which includes TOUGH2, iTOUGH2, TMVOC, TOUGHREACT, TOUGH-FLAC, TOUGH+HYDRATE, TOUGH+RealGasBrine, and other modules) for an open exchange on applications and recent code enhancements.
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|April 17, 2015
|Abstract Acceptance Notification
|May 1, 2015
|Paper Submittal (up to 8 pages)
|June 26, 2015
|September 28-30, 2015
Check the TOUGH Sympoisum 2015 web site for details about the symposium and the call for abstracts.
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Whenever your employees do something terrific – whether finishing a project ahead of time, figuring out how to streamline a process, calming a tense situation, etc. — you, as a manager, want to reward them.
Tag Archives: recognition
The good news: as it happens, the secret to employee happiness may be rooted in one simple thing. Read about one of the most effective way to motivate your employees.
– from Forbes.com
Greater IBMers, what's your best secret for motivating your team members? Share it with your community in the Leave a Reply box – looking forward to your ideas.
Posted by Regan Kelly
Employers: How to Help Your Great Employees Be Even More Amazing
They've got high standards and they're low maintenance. They're happy to take responsibility for developing their careers and themselves. They resolve issues before they've BECOME issues.
In other words, they're your very best employees, the ones who make your life a lot easier without needing to be told how to do it.
Here are 10 things the great ones seem to do effortlessly, and what YOU can do to help them become even better. (by Kevin Daum in Inc.com.)
What would you add to this list? How do you recognize what your employees do for you? Let us know.
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Blackboard Collaborate Product Overview
Bb Collaborate Product Overview
Collaborate is a flexible product can that can be used in much the same way as Wimba as a virtual classroom, online meeting space, a location for virtual office hours, among other uses. Essential features include two-way audio, multi-point video, interactive whiteboard, application and desktop sharing, rich media, breakout rooms, and session recording.
New features include:
- a redesigned user interface;
- an object-based whiteboard that is more flexible and in which annotations persist throughout a session;
- audio buffering to improve audio quality and echo cancellation that eliminates the need for headphones
- up to 6 simultaneous video streams
- multimedia presentation tool
- private chat monitoring
- mobile access to sessions for students
In addition, two desktop tools are available to develop content and activity before a real-time session: Plan and Publish.
The Plan tool will help you organize and script session content ahead of time, allowing you to devote more session time to interaction with your students. Publish allows you to create standalone recordings or video files from session recordings to allow for asynchronous review.
Features of the Wimba system that are not available in Collaborate include:
- persistent settings and content
- content organized by presentation
- tracking information available to moderator
- open ended polling
The Pilot program began in the summer 2012 term and will continue through spring 2013. Both systems will be deployed for use in Blackboard for the summer 2013 term, and the full switchover will be made at the beginning of the fall 2013 term. Wimba will be disabled at the end of the summer 2013 term.
Click for the Collaborate implementation timeline
Blackboard Collaborate
Blackboard Collaborate
Blackboard purchased the Elluminate and Wimba systems in 2010 and announced its intentions to merge both products into a single solution. As result, Collaborate will be the online classroom solution for UAB as of Fall 2013 (See Timeline). We are preparing for this transition with pilot projects, which began in Summer 2012, a series of communications to ensure that everyone is made aware of the transition, and extensive workshop events to ensure that all Wimba users can successfully transition to the new software.
Much like Wimba, Blackboard Collaborate is a platform of tools that provides synchronous video and audio interaction, display, and collaborative tools for online and blended courses.
This system is being used on a pilot basis on some UAB courses during the Fall 2012 term. It provides many of the same features and functions that Wimba does, and will be the UAB online classroom tool from Fall 2013 forward.
The following links provide information on using the system from the moderator perspective. The student support page contains information on how Collaborate works from the participant perspective.
|General Resources
|Wimba - Collaborate Comparison Summary
|Check System Requirements
|Quick Start Guide
|Moderator Guide
|System Overview
(Will require that you download the Collaborate client)
|The whiteboard
|Application sharing
|Introduction to web tour
|System feature demos
Turnitin Video Guides
Visit the Turnitin instructor training site for more information.
Turnitin 2
Turnitin 2
Turnitin provides originality checking services, class management tools, and paperless digital grading products. This most recent version of the product includes Peermark, a student-to-student review and feedback tool; and Grademark, a new grading interface.
Students submit assignments, papers, and other written through the Turnitin tool. Once submitted, these papers are compared against various repositories which are used by Turnitin. Papers are examined for matches and/or similar content to articles, websites, and even other student paper submissions. The results of these comparisons are collated and delivered to the instructor through a tool called an Originality Report.
Create An Assignment
Using Peermark
The turnitin Assignment Inbox
Using GradeMark
Creating a Turnitin Assignment
Using Peermark
Peermark assignments are based on existing assignments. i.e. assignments that you have already created in the system. With the advanced options in PeerMark instructors can choose whether the reviews are anonymous or attributed, decide if students should be excluded from reviews, or pair students to assign students specific papers to review.
Peermark assignments are created using the following three distinct steps:
|Step 1: Create a Peermark Assignment →
|Step 2.a: Distribute a PeerMark Assignment →
|Step 2.b: Pair Students for Review →
|Step 3: Add Questions to the Review →
The Turnitin Assignment Box
You can access, grade, download, and organize submitted assignments using the assignment inbox:
|Accessing the assignment inbox →
|Assignment inbox columns →
|Opening the originality report and downloading papers →
Using GradeMark
GradeMark allows you to edit and grade student papers online. You can develop a database of comments, create rubrics, and check spelling and grammar using the functions within grademark.
|GradeMark Basics →
|cAdd or delete a grademark comment →
Supported Technology Tools
Supported Technology Tools
Instructional technology provides training and support on the following tools. Click for online guides and/or additional information on using any of these tools.
The Sloan Consortium Workshop Series
The Sloan Consortium Workshop Series
UAB is an institutional member of the Sloan Consortium (Sloan-C). Sloan-C supports the collaborative sharing of knowledge and effective practices to improve online education in learning effectiveness, access, affordability for learners and providers, and student and faculty satisfaction.
All faculty and staff can access resources provided by the consortium, the most valuable of which is free registration for (a limited number of) professional development workshops designed to hone your online and blended learning capability.
How to Access Sloan-C:
- Click here to create a free user account.
- Once you complete your registration, you will be forwarded to your profile page.
- Enter your name and University of Alabama at Birmingham as your organization in the space provided (Please ensure that your enter our institution name precisely as it appears in the membership list).
- Go to the member resources page for details on the resources available to you.
If you already have a user account, make sure that you have associated your user profile with UAB.
To register for a workshop:
- Complete your member registration on the Sloan-C site
- Fill out the workshop registration form
- We will register you for the workshop and Sloan-C will forward workshop details to you directly via email.
**Please Note:
- There are a limited number of free registrations for workshops available.
- Once exhausted, members can register for workshops at a discounted price.
- Sloan-C controls the registration procedure and sets its own enrollment caps, UAB ITIT cannot guarantee enrollment in any given workshop.
Additional resources available through UAB's Sloan-C membership include:
- Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks (JALN)
- Quality Scorecard for evaluating your online programs
- Effective Practices and practitioner documents.
- Webinars on online higher education topics
- JobLine
- Surveys
- Listserv
- Sloan-C network
Typical workshop structure:
- 2 – 4 weeks in length
- primarily asynchronous – you determine the time and place of your participation.*
- Workshops require an estimated 5 - 10 hour commitment each week
*Some workshops may have a minimal synchronous (real-time) component using elluminate, a web conferencing program that you access online – no special software will be needed, but you will need to ensure that you have an up-to-date version of Java installed to download and access elluminate components. For those unable to attend a synchronous meeting, the live sessions are recorded and can be accessed online.
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The knowledge you acquire in completing a Sloan-C workshop could be valuable to your colleagues in a variety of ways: At a minimum, opinions on the value and validity of each workshop you attend provides a signal on the potential value of the workshop to others; your assessment of the key points drawn from the workshop could also spark an idea for lecture, content delivery, or assessment.
We would like to collect information on the key takeaways, merits, deficiencies, and any other pertinent information related to the Sloan-C workshops so that we can provide information on relevance to colleagues, potential avenues of research in the field of online and blended learning that could be relevant and valuable to UAB, and create a database of tips gleaned from completing these workshops.
If you elect to participate (by selecting "Yes" on the registration form), we will follow up with you after the end date of your workshop and ask you to fill out a brief questionnaire that covers the following questions:
- The most significant points you learned from the workshop
- The most pertinent questions for further study that arose from participation in the workshop
- The least clear point or learning objective of the workshop
- Any significant changes you would make ot the content of the workshop
- Your personal recommendation on the value of the workshop
Participation in this project is entirely voluntary and can be anonymous if you so choose. This project is internal, and entirely separate from any post-workshop assessment that Sloan-C may conduct. Our aim is to assess the value of the workshop series and establish a clear communication of that value to the UAB teaching community.
Barnes & Noble Nook Study
Barnes & Noble Nook Study
Nook Study is a free e-reader application for both PC and Mac that allows you to read purchased digital texts on your desktop computer or laptop, make annotations, highlights, create notes, and tag key paragraphs and passages.
You can also create course folders to help you organize e-textbooks, notes, and related electronic documents for different courses.
Features and Benefits
Download the app and 1) as a student, try their free titles and test out the study and organization tools; 2) as an instructor test out the Blackboard integration.
You should note that Nookstudy is an application for your desktop or laptop, it is NOT designed for use on the nook reading tablet.
Required Operating Systems
|XP, Vista, or Windows7
|OS 10.6 or higher
Check the FAQs for additional important information related to this tool.
Web 2.0 Tools
App of the Month for Mobile Device Users
App of the Month for Mobile Device Users
There are over 500,000 apps in the Apple and Android Marketplace App Store. If you are like many mobile device users, going to the app store is like an online, endless mall—so many apps, so little time.
Although strolling through the App Store is a lot of fun, it can be overwhelming. So, the UAB Instructional Technology (ITIT) department invites you to attend our 'Apps of the Month' sessions where we share with you some of the interesting apps that we have found.
No mobile device, but still interested. No problem! ITIT has a limited number of iPads for use during these sessions.
Below you'll find summary information on some apps we've reviewed to date:
|Sundry Notes
|Mobile Air Mouse
|Zigzag Board
|Screen Sync
|Screen Sync
|Go-to Meeting
|Encore B2B
|Discovr Apps
Using NBC Learn
Using NBC Learn
The NBC Learn building block in Blackboard allows you to access resources through the NBC news archives and incorporate them into your course.
These archives allow you to access over 10,000 thousand video clips, news footage, documents, and images related to a number of fields in the natural sciences, social and behavioral sciences, and humanities. This service also include electronic artifacts such as primary source documents, images, charts and graphs from NBC partners.
This content can be embedded in a variety of locations within your course, including menu links, course items, discussion boards, blogs, wikis, and test questions.
This tool allows you to reinforce course concepts through historic video footage and bring real-world examples into the classroom that can help students connect theory to application. Students can view interviews with notable individuals from the arts, politics, science, and technology fields; they can also access a range of news stories from macro-social issues such as immigration and foreign policy all the way down to the impact of NAFTA on individual communities. This content includes:


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Posted by cjamaica1108 on 07/16/2014
I enjoyed the BBP experience. I just want to suggest an addition to the menu. I understand salmon and tuna burgers are in the cookbook. How about adding one or the other to the menu? I think it would increase business and customers who are not able to digest the meat. "Just a thought."
Posted by Alexandra on 06/29/2014
Yesterday I ate dinner at Bobby's Burger Palace, and my meal was the best I've ever eaten. I left my phone in there and an man with dark hair ran into the parking lot to give it back. He served us to and he was very nice. Bobby's Burger Palace is my favorite resturant!
Posted by lok51 on 03/27/2012
I'd go back for the food, which was well prepared in a generous quantity. The Angus beef burgers (one spicy Buffalo and one regular) were excellent in flavor, with good amounts of blue cheese sauce and watercress on the Buffalo. The fries were better than McD's, which is my A standard, and one serving was enough for two people. A coffee milk shake was impressively thick and flavorful. The atmosphere and furnishings were typical of a coffee shop. Prices were moderate for an urban area, so the value was good. I recommend it for a casual meal.
Posted by joe thompson on 09/29/2011
i finally made it to an foodnetwork chef resturant. It was wonderful all the food. I went with with my family. First we are from cali and we have some of the best burger joints in the world in my book i.e. fatburger,in and out. Well any way it was me my wife my two children and two grandparents all from cali. Now im an bobby flay fan i have most of his books and tvo most of his shows so im an fan. I was very happy to see that his joint makes burgers like I like them juicy and good speacially since Ive made most of the burgers in his burger book, and the sides too. I loved it all the shakes too the only thing I'm mad at is that I live on the westcoast and would love to eat there again that is the only grip I have. Other than that you will leave happy and satisfied with whatever outcome or choices you pick i recommend an tasting menu that's what i did :-). enjoy
Posted by anonymous on 06/13/2011
I have eaten at BBP several times now because the location is convenient. I have never disliked any of their burgers, but I haven't been impressed with any of them either. They are ok. Copa down the street has much better burgers. The cost would be reasonable for Philly if they were a bit bigger and tasted a bit better.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/14/2011
This place has the best burgers I ever tasted, you won't wanna go anywhere else once u have tried Bobby's burgers!
Posted by Anonymous on 02/14/2011
I really enjoyed my meal. My Louisiana Burger was cooked to order and tasted great. I also ordered french fries, and black &white milkshake. Staff was super friendly and helpful.


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WHEN cows began dying in Sweden in 1997, nobody could have predicted that it would lead to one of the biggest food scares in recent history. The animals had been poisoned when they drank from a stream contaminated with acrylamide, the base chemical for an industrial polymer.
No surprise, then, that there was uproar in 2002 when Swedish scientists announced that this same substance was everywhere in food, from potato chips to bread, breakfast cereals, biscuits and coffee. No one knew how it got there, how much of it we were all consuming, what risk it posed to health or how to remove it from food.
Thankfully, many of these questions are now closer to being answered, thanks to a multimillion-dollar global effort (see "The food scare the world forgot"). For once, everyone has "done the right thing". Governments have investigated how acrylamide forms in food, how abundant it ...
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Lamborghini has released a second teaser of its concept supercar that will debut at the Paris motor show. And we are still entirely clueless.
Well, that's a lie actually. We can confirm that this will be called the Lamborghini DeathFireSpeedWarrior 2000, and those holes eject tiny monkeys armed with laser-guided missiles.
Or it could be an indication of a V10, whatever.
Lambo first tickled our supercar fizz gland with this here teaser of some carbon-fibre-based cleavage. What you see above is part 2. Of 6. Still, we get some words this time to lift the fog of internet mystique.
Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann reckons the future lies in handling and acceleration. Top speed is dead because all "supersportscars are exceeding 186mph". As this quest for power and top speed is, essentially, a fallacy, the future will be handling nirvana via automotive slim-fast.
"The magic word for this is 'carbon fibre'", says Winkelmann. "Every new Lamborghini will make the best use of carbon fibre to reduce weight".
So there you have it - Lamborghini won't be the fastest kid on the block, but will certainly be one of the fittest. We're still waiting to hear back from Lambo on our tooled-up Simian idea. What? Ridiculous you say? Come on, it's monkeys with rockets!
Seriously though, is Lamborghini going down the right path? Should it be light and nimble, or stupendously powerful and massive? Ninja or warring Elephant?
While you're pondering on that, chew on Richard Hammond's meaty Murcielago-shaped SV road-test below, and take a sneak-peek behind the scenes...


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How your Christmas Day pans out can often depend on your age and of course your inclination to the festive season.
For some, Christmas Day starts with a small child bouncing up and down on their head shaking with excitement at the thought of what Santa's left for them downstairs.
For others it starts with a different type of pounding – this time in the head, the type that is the aftermath of a rather messy Christmas Eve out, full of awkwardly talking to people you haven't seen for a year and spilling cider on your Christmas jumper.
And then there are those up at 5am peeling potatoes and sprouts as they await the arrival of three generations of family full of Christmas cheer and chocolate.
But then there are the types of people that like to spend at least part of their Christmas Day in their trunks or a bikini. That's right, those people who like to go for a dip while most of us are stuffing our faces or trying to dig out batteries from the back of the kitchen draw.
So if that person is you, or you fancy something a little different this Christmas Day, here are some of the best places to go for a swim on 25th December 2013.
Cheltenham Lido
The beautiful spa town of Cheltenham has a famous lido that harks back to the 1930s and is the location for a Christmas Day swim every year.
Starting at 11am, you must sign a disclaimer before entering (just in case) and then take the plunge into the icy water that is usually somewhere around the 7C mark.
It doesn't cost a thing but there is a collection bucket for a local charity so your dip won't go to waste! Check out our Cheltenham hotels if you need somewhere to stay after this watery ordeal.
White Christmas Dip
If you go down to Bournemouth on Christmas day, just to the right of Boscombe Pier you're sure to see quite a sight. Last year, 150 people, many dressed up in all sorts of costumes, took a dip in the sea for charity.
In aid of Macmillan, entrants must raise a minimum of £5 to enter before they brave the waves on Christmas Day and this year the organisers are hoping to raise even more money.
Our hotels in Bournemouth offer the ideal place to take a hot shower and warm up before you go out to celebrate!
Hampstead Heath
More famous for its summer swimmers than those crazy enough to dive in on Christmas Day, this is a fantastic alternative to traditional festivities in London.
Pack your trunks or swimming costume, plus a decent towel and probably a few blankets and join the hundreds of other eccentrics this Christmas. Our London hotels even mean you can even stay over and hit the Boxing Day sales the next day!
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Updated Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
July 13th 2011By Ahuva Staum
Just because we are trying to eat healthier these days doesnt mean that our cookies should suffer. This version of oatmeal raisin cookies has actually been proven to taste just as good as its margarine and white sugar and flour counterpart, i made a batch of each one weekend and we couldnt tell them apart!
Homemade Whole Wheat Graham Crackers
May 8th 2014By Tamar Genger MA, RD
I made these last year after many attempts at homemade graham crackers and was finally happy with the results. This year when you make your S'mores make them extra special with homemade graham crackers using whole wheat flour makes them pretty healthy too as far as cookies go.


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Section Description Provided by Instructor
The Human Rights Clinic exposes students to the practice of law in the international and cross-cultural context of human rights litigation and advocacy. An intensive critical seminar examines the actors, subjects, tools of the human rights movement, as well as critiques coming from left and right. Specifically, the seminar considers the evolution of the human rights movement, how to locate litigation in human rights work, the difficulties in applying ?traditional? human rights methodology beyond the civil and political rights context, the developing human rights movement in the United States, the human rights implications of counterterrorism practices and economic issues that arise in human rights norms and analysis.
To develop fundamental lawyering and advocacy skills in human rights practice, students participate in tailored exercises and simulations. They also engage in discussion with visiting researchers and advocates from a variety of human rights and social justice organizations. Clinic classes focus on methods of international legal research and field research (i.e. interviews and fact investigations). In addition, classes explore advocacy methods, including media campaigning, human rights litigation, and direct advocacy with government officials.
To bridge theory and practice, the Human Rights Clinic provides students with hands-on experience working on active human rights cases and projects. The skills training imparted through classroom instruction and simulations is applied and tested in the context of real-world advocacy. Working in partnership with experienced attorneys and institutions engaged in human rights activism, both in the United States and abroad, students contribute to effecting positive change locally and globally as they hone their professional skills.
Clinic projects cover the full range of human rights advocacy, though in particular, initiatives focus on research and advocacy related to (1) human rights implementation in the United States, (2) counterterrorism practices in the U.S. and around the world, (3) challenges at the intersection of development, private investment and human rights, and (4) collaborations with NGOs engaged in diverse forms of engagement with the human rights framework and human rights mechanisms.
Over the years, students have represented juveniles sentenced to life without parole in the United States and ethnic Haitians subjected to mass expulsions by the Dominican Republic before the Inter-American Commission and Court of Human Rights; presented on the legal implications of U.S. targeted killing practices in meetings with military lawyers and international law experts; advocated for and assisted in the review of mining contracts in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Peru, and Liberia; worked with U.S. federal, state and local officials to develop effective strategies for local implementation of human rights; supported the work of UN Special Rapporteurs in the areas of housing and the criminalization of poverty; and drafted shadow reports on U.S. compliance with human rights treaties . The Clinic's recent work has taken students across the U.S. and to the Dominican Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, India, Mexico, Peru and South Africa.
Participation in the clinic includes actual practice as well as a variety of pedagogical exercises (via weekly seminars, weekly team meetings with the professor, readings, and simulated exercises). All students should plan to devote 20 hours a week to clinic work. The clinic emphasizes problem solving in the international law context, core concepts in human rights law, as well as basic lawyering skills that are transferable and are designed to equip students for a variety of career paths.
Spring 2013
M 4:20 –6:10 p.m.
Method of Evaluation
J.D. Writing Credit
Minor (upon consultation), Major (only upon consultation)
Course Limitations
Instructor Pre-requisites
Instructor Co-requisites
A course in international or human rights law.
Recommended Courses
Completion of or enrollment in a basic human rights course strongly encouraged.
Other Limitations
By permission of the instructor, up to 16 students -- including up to 3 LL.Ms -- will be admitted.