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Ecotourism in a charming traditional 1600 country manor house with independent self catering accomodation at the first floor of the horse farmhouse Podere Borgo di Vigoleno®, where you can travel back in time but with all the peace and comfort of the modern age. The days are marked by the rhythms of country life, the care of animals, vineyard and garden, following the seasons and the rhythm of nature.
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Culture, art and environment together with a great enogastonomic tradition are the essence of the Vigoleno's land, which is situated in Emilia Romagna, between the Apennines and the Po River, just one hours by car from Milan and one hour flight from Rome.
This is a land of forteness and castles like Bardi, Fontanellato, Colorno, Castell'Arquato, Felino, Soragna, Torrechiara, Scipione, Varano De' Melegari.
At the center of the circuit of the castles, at 8 chilometers from Vigoleno lies Salsomaggiore and Tabiano Terme, the most visited spa towns in Europe. Also, at 10 minutes by car, you can find Busseto, the town of Maestro Giuseppe Verdi.
Vigoleno is inside the Stirone River region Park, a protected area that has a great paleontological value, with fossils, fauna and flora.
From Vigoleno, the most active people will enjoy to discover appennine on horseback, by bike or on foot, maybe with a trekking on pilgri's way Via Francigena, from Fidenza to the Cisa Pass.
Golf lovers will find in Emilia Romagna 25 Golf Clubs with 9 and 18 holes courses spread across the region. At 10 min by car from Vigoleno the 18 holes Golf Club Castell'Arquato e Golf Club Salsomaggiore & Therme.
Those who enjoy more relaxing activities can go fishing, relaxing spa day at Terme Berzieri in Salsomaggiore Terme with its natural salty thermal waters or shopping at Fidenza Village outlet (15 min from Vigoleno by car) with 100 boutiquest of the most prestigious brands, like Armani, Valentino, Versace, Trussardi, Missoni, at price riduced by up to 70% all year round.
Antiques, modern, vintage and handicraft local markets, are the perfect places for gifts and collections.
Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Morini, Malaguti and Ducati, are only a few of the big "universe" present in Emilia Romagna. Close to Vigoleno you can find the International Safe Drive Centre at the Autodromo Paletti (PR) or assist at the Mille Miglia or Historic Castell'Arquato – Vernasca.
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Hi, Thank you for this information. The chart in Pinhole Assist are based on Arista official data which is scarse : (1 second -> 2x, 10 seconds -> 8x, 100 seconds ->16x).
The charts within PinholeAssist for Arista were made with this data, using linear interpolation. I should have used interpolation on the derivative
For t=2s, the 1st method gives 10 seconds, and the 2nd method 5 second.
For t=4s, the 1st method gives 28 seconds, and the 2nd method 16 second.
This is better, but still higher than your figures.
I will release an updated (with 2nd method) data file soon. I would like to distribute an alternate correction curve based on your data, if you authorize me to do so.
That would be great! Love your app.


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By Tyler S. Clark (Contact)
Published June 6, 2008Apparently the biggest insult in modern politics is to be called a Liberal. The Right-Wing media machine, from Sean Hannity (Deliver Us from Evil: Defeating Terrorism, Despotism, and Liberalism) and Bill O'Reilly on Fox News to Rush Limbaugh and Michael Savage (Liberalism is a Mental Disorder) on talk radio to Ann Coulter (Treason: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War to the War on Terrorism) and Dick Morris on bookshelves, has invested billions of dollars in sharpening the term's razor edge, and the effect has worked.
Americans, according to a November 2004 survey, when only given the options "conservative" or "liberal," identify with the term conservative, 55 percent to 35 percent. When "moderate" is an added to the mix, the numbers are 19 percent liberal, 39 percent conservative and 42 percent moderate. If you go by these numbers alone, you might think America suffered from a paucity of Liberals.
The problem, so to speak, of Liberalism is that it is such a large tent. As a movement committed to equal rights, it comprises diverse minority interests. These groups bring their own myriad agendas to the table and, gradually, any attention-getting campaign that conservatives find distasteful or unseemly can be attributed to Liberals as a whole.
Women pursuing reproductive freedom, pay equity, and an end to discrimination based on sexual orientation are termed feminazis. Environmentalists concerned with the fate of national parks, endangered species, and our natural resources are called "environmentalist wackos."
Thus, the whole left-leaning crowd is painted with such unflattering portraits that one need not look further; one glance suffices to show these people aren't worth your time. These are ad hominem attacks—"arguments against the man"—designed to direct your attention to the personality and away from the issue.
You see, it turns out a supermajority of Americans agree on issue after issue with self-identified Liberals in these same surveys, even ranking to the left of so-called liberal Democratic political representatives. What are some of these issues?
The government has a responsibility to take care of people who can't take care of themselves: 70% of Americans agree.
The government should see to it that every citizen has enough to eat and a place to sleep: 69%
Government-funded health insurance should be available for all: 66%
Stricter environmental controls are needed: 83%
We should put more emphasis on fuel conservation than on developing new oil supplies: 69%
Willing to pay higher prices in order to protect the environment: 60%
Opposed to making it more difficult for women to get an abortion: 56%
Just what is Liberalism, then? In 1951, Lionel Trilling described Liberalism as "a large tendency rather than a concise body of doctrine." Eric Alterman, in his excellent, new book, Why We're Liberals, points to the Enlightenment principles of "personal freedom, of thought, of expression, and of action," as Liberalism's roots, pointing to John Locke, David Hume, Adam Smith, Thomas Paine, and Thomas Jefferson as its forebears:
"A liberal society strives to maximize these freedoms for the largest numbers of citizens while at the same time protecting the rights of the minority, whose ideas of personal freedom may conflict with those of the majority. This focus on the freedom and the personal dignity of the individual fundamentally distinguishes liberalism from the tenets of both the religious right and the Marxist left, which stress instead unquestioned obedience to a higher authority for the benefit of the collective."
So, while it can be perceived as amorphous with regards to its bedrock principles, the Liberal believes principally in individual liberty. From this root stem many related issues, including equal rights, personal freedoms, and governmental checks.
The point is, despite its beleaguered moniker, Liberalism has a proud tradition and a pure motive. Do not be afraid to be called Liberal. When it's insinuated that you hate your country, that you don't support the military, that you lack a moral compass, that you don't understand fiscal responsibility, reject it outright. Sticks and stones…
From now on, demand that you be presented with fact-based arguments. No epithets, no name-calling, and of course you must be scrupulous to act in kind. Offer facts, demand them in return, and may reason win.
I think that many of us are getting too caught up in the labels that are put on groups of people. After all, put two liberals or two conservatives in the same room for long enough and you're sure to find that those two people are going to come to serious disagreement on some of their key beliefs. Conservative and Liberal have been generalized to an extent that i hesitate make any assumptions about someone simply based on a label.
If i were to list my personal beliefs i would surely be classified as conservative, perhaps ultra-conservative. But what does that really mean? Right away, based on that label, i'm sure to be characterized as hateful toward gays, rabidly anti-reproductive freedom, and hoping that we'll soon be invading Iran. But those things are not necessarily true. Often, i feel like i'm called a conservative in a derogatory tone - as if i'm a hateful person only interested in suppressing minorities and elevating the status of white males in this country. But my answers to the questions that a 'supermajority' of Americans agree with, according to your post, are different not for hateful reasons, but because i'm concerned about this country, just as you obviously are--even though my answers, without any sort of explanation, would seem cruel or filled with lack of concern. A closer look might reveal a thought-out response that does show compassion. For instance, it sounds nice to say that the government should make sure everyone has enough to eat and a place to sleep. But i believe that that is not the responsibility of government, but the responsibility of the individual. When a capable individual ceases to take responsibility for his own well being, he must instead take responsibility in the form of the consequences of his actions or inactions. I believe that those that are not able to care for themselves are the responsibility of churches and communities, rather than government. I am opposed to government-funded insurance not because i think the poor should be ignored, but because i believe that it will only increase costs to everyone while lowering the quality of care. And i'm opposed to abortion not because i want to take away a woman's right to 'reproductive freedom' (which i believe should be defined as a woman's right to choose when she has sex and what birth control she uses) but because i believe that an unborn child has as much right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as i do, and that that right is more important that the inconvenience of raising a child.
My point is that the "left-leaning" crowd isn't the only one that's being painted in an unflattering manner. Not that it should matter. I'm proud to hold the beliefs and values that i hold, just as you are. So, while i'm sure we disagree on many issues, i agree with you that we should cease the worthless name-calling, argue in logic and facts, and respect each other for the value we have as human beings--not the popularity of our beliefs.
I am a proud conservative pushing for conservatism to rule the valley!


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The Philadelphia 76ers on Monday Night were starting a stretch of seven straight games at home at the Wells Fargo Center. They certainly wanted to get the home stand off to the right start with a win against the lowly Washington Wizards especially after the lose on Saturday Night down in Miami against the Heat. The Sixers played shorthanded on Monday Night. Head Coach Doug Collins had to coach with a short bench but it was only the Washington Wizards.
The Sixers came out and took it right to the Wizards and there was no let down. The Sixers did what they had to do against a 2-14 Wizards team and that was to take their will out of the game early. The Sixers cruised to a 103-83 victory and improved their record to 12-5 on the season and they lead the Atlantic Division by 4.5 games over the Boston Celtics.
Elton Brand who was playing with a stomach virus lead the Sixers in scoring with 17 points along with Jrue Holiday who also scored 17 points as well. Former Temple guard Lavoy Allen had 10 points and six rebounds on the night as well
The Sixers did have plenty of energy from the very beginning of the game. The Sixers took care of business and buried the Wizards when they very well could of played down to their opponent this night. In the first half the team played probably there best half all season long. They played well at both ends of the court. The team shot 65 percent from the field in the first half and led the Wizards by 30 points at halftime.
The Sixers improved their home record on the season to 8-1 and they will now get plenty of home cooking with six more straight games remaining on this home stand at the Wells Fargo Center. The team needs to take advantage of these stretch of home games and need to make home court an advantage.
The Sixers on Monday Night had balanced scoring with six players in double figures. Andre Iguodala scored only seven points but had seven rebounds and 11 assists. Jodie Meeks scored 15 points, Lou Williams and Thaddeus Young had 14 points each. The Sixers just had seven turnovers in the game.
The Sixers are playing very good basketball right now. They are a well coached team by Doug Collins. They need to continue to play good defense. The team will win big basketball games with their defense. The team is believing they can play with anyone. Winning does that and gives a team confidence. This team is playing with confidence. Can it continue, yes by playing total team basketball.


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WASHINGTON – Drivers going through any Northeast Kingdom town on any given day could very well see an out-of-town cruiser patrolling the streets and making traffic stops. It's all part of Operation Stone Garden.
The United States Department of Homeland Security started funding Operation Stone Garden in 2008. Initially, the program was restricted to states that border other countries. The federal government later expanded it to states along the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
BURLINGTON - The former office manager of Delabruere's Auto Sales in Newport denied embezzlement-related charges during her arraignment in U.S. District Court in Burlington yesterday. Manon Cote, 45, of Newport, pleaded not guilty to a three-count indictment charging her with mail and wire fraud and forging checks while employed by Delabruere's Auto Sales in Newport.
ALBANY – Jerry Johnson, a former educator at Fitchburg State University in Massachusetts and former tennis pro, recently released his second book of poems, "Up the Creek Without a Saddle."
Johnson, also known as the Creek Road Poet, writes about what he sees and what is special in his heart. A dream of his was fulfilled when Jon Gailmor and Pete Sutherland, two well-known Vermont musicians, took 16 of his book's 99 poems and set them to music to produce a CD. When the book is purchased on Johnson's website, the CD is included for free.
HOLLAND - Emergency responders extricated 69-year-old Robert Maple of Morgan from his 2006 GMC pick-up truck Monday, after the vehicle left the Valley Road and rolled over into a field. The crash occurred shortly before 11 a.m.
Senior Trooper Amy Borsari said that Maple told firefighters he believed that he had blacked out because he didn't remember anything. Marks on the blacktop indicated the truck's passenger side tires caught the dirt on the edge of the road.
It appears Maple applied the truck's brakes and attempted to steer toward the left, Borsari said.
FERDINAND – The energy company that wanted to construct a 35-turbine wind farm on Seneca Mountain has scaled back plans and is now considering a 17-turbine project instead. The amount of energy produced would be about 60 megawatts instead of the 90 to 100 megawatts planned in the previous project.
The previous plan ignited opposition from Brighton and Newark residents but, according to a nonbinding vote, people living in the Unified Towns and Gorges (UTG) are more receptive to the idea.
COVENTRY - Authorities are warning residents that a rabid skunk was found last week on the Airport Road in Coventry.
Jim McFarland from the USDA found the dead skunk on the Airport Road between New England Waste Services landfill and Billings Point, town clerk Cindy Diaz said.
Diaz, under the recommendation from town health officer Pedro Grondin, posted a notice in the paper last week.
NEWPORT CITY - For 69 years, some of the best student musicians appeared onstage at the Northern Vermont Music Festival sponsored by the Rotary Club of Newport. The tradition continued at North Country Union High School Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
Many who attended it called the performances "A memory you won't forget."
DERBY – Tuesday was a special day for Newport Center Fire Chief Kurk Flynn. Flynn, who is the protective services instructor at the North Country Career Center, presented his first Firefighter I certification from the State of Vermont to one of his students, Kyle Grondin.
Grondin is the son of Newport City Assistant Fire Chief Pedro Grondin.
Other students previously received their certification from past instructor Kim Richardson, who left the school for another job last June.


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Independent video game developer GameMill Entertainment has announced Hotel Transylvania, a new upcoming title for the Nintendo DS and 3DS. An action-adventure game based on Sony Pictures Animation's upcoming animated comedy 'Hotel Transylvania', the game is set to hit store shelves this September. 'Hotel Transylvania' the film will be released in theaters nationwide on September 28, 2012.
Hotel Transylvania is a lavish five-stake resort owned by Dracula. It's a place where monsters and their families can live it up without humans to bother them. On one special weekend, Dracula has invited some of his best friends - Frankenstein and his wife, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, the Werewolf family, and more - to celebrate his beloved daughter Mavis's 118th birthday. For Drac, catering to all of these legendary monsters is no problem - but everything could change for the overprotective dad when one ordinary guy stumbles on the hotel and takes a shine to Mavis.
The game features a variety of locations, puzzles, and boss battles.
Developed by Way Forward, Hotel Transylvania for Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS is rated "E10+" for Everyone 10 and up by the ESRB.


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On Saturday, January 25, City Council adopted a resolution to establish as City policy the Civic Engagement Principles and concepts contained in the Handbook developed during the What's Next Alexandria process. See below for links to all documents presented at the public hearing.
City Council Public Hearing Materials - January 25, 2014
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What exactly is a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies or Liberal Studies? There is often confusion as to what exactly one studies. The major question is what to do after the degree? What does the future hold? What kind of jobs are waiting out there after graduation? Well, the answers may be surprising.
The MALS program challenges students with its diversity of subjects. Courses in a typical graduate program are usually extremely specialized. Classes in a graduate liberal studies program, however, are designed to expand and advance the mind in various disciplines, not just one. That is the beauty, the draw of the MALS program. The MALS at Lourdes is designed to integrate the disciplines of liberal learning, providing students a broad lens through which they can examine enduring questions, issues, and challenges.
When going to school for a MALS degree one needs to have a curious mind, an openness to ideas, and the desire to learn. One may not specialize in everything, but at least explore everything and understand connections. This degree is not for the faint of heart. It takes a lot of hard work and determination; it is not the degree for the flighty.
The main reason why this degree is so special is because it is meant for the people of the world, the people who love anything and everything, the people who have a lust for life and a love for others, the people who have special interests and talents who want to share them with the world. This is the degree of innovators and world changers. Are you ready to join the ranks and be a world changer?
A brief history of the liberal arts begins with the early Greeks and Romans. The historical development of the seven liberal arts occurred as a progression of the ancient Greek and Roman systems of education. The early Greek education involved music and gymnastics. Music helped the educational development of poetry and letters in the life of the Greeks. The model that Plato used for higher education for the "guardian class" involved a broad course that included elementary, secondary, and higher education.
The elementary course at that time lasted until the twentieth year of the citizen. The secondary course lasted from the twentieth to the thirtieth year. The higher education was considered the final teaching for the practical life of the impeccable citizen, and occurred from the thirtieth to the thirty-fifth year of the citizen. The model that Aristotle used as a foundation for higher education was similar to Plato's when referring to the curriculum of the liberal studies, which included reading, writing, gymnastics, music and art. Plato and Aristotle both believed that music and gymnastics were significant branches of education.
One exception was that Aristotle's plan for the systematic training of a man would need more natural sciences than mathematics; however, the model was never considered until the boy reached a certain age (Abelson, 1906).
An education in Liberal Arts was designed as an approach to education that empowered individuals and prepared them for dealing with complexity, diversity and change. The liberal studies provides the students with comprehensive knowledge of the wider world that includes science, culture, and society as well as thorough studies in specific areas of interest. The study of liberal arts aids the student in developing an awareness of social responsibility along with the intellectual skills that are learned in communications and the ability to apply knowledge and skills in everyday life situations (Nussbaum, 1998).
The wide-ranging objectives of the Liberal Arts education have been long-lasting even when the course and requirements have changed. Today's Liberal education typically includes a general education program that provides comprehensive learning in multiple disciplines and ways of knowing, as well as comprehensive study in a major (Nussbaum, 1998).
Abelson, P. (1906). The seven liberal arts: a study in mediaeval arts. Teachers College. New York: Columbia University.
Nussbaum, M. (1998). Cultivating humanity: A classical defense of reform in liberal education. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
Why are interdisciplinary studies so important? You will achieve a more rounded scholarship in the educational journey. Going down one avenue, you will encounter several side streets and might want to go down a few to see the attractions they hold. It is like this in education. Answer one question, and many more come from the answer, which gives a better understanding of the initial question.
Being educated with an interdisciplinary approach is like being fluent in another language; you not only know the language with its different nuances, but also the cultures and histories of the people who use that language. Just as knowing that language gives you a better understanding of a different people, and enables you to know how they think and why they do the things they do, knowing a subject with the understanding of other disciplines enables a student to have a clearer map of where they are going and the different pathways to reach one's goals.
The humanities are those subjects which refer to our culture as human beings; that which makes us uniquely human. As a student of liberal studies your intellect will be enhanced through an in-depth exposure to those disciplines within the humanities such as art, music, English, history, theology and philosophy. An integrated comprehension of these subjects is achieved through critical analysis and a study of theory, which will serve to expand your understanding of how we interact and communicate with one another, now and throughout history.
From antiquity through the present, the human mind and our quest for knowledge remain an innate part of who we are. Human beings still seek to achieve a greater understanding of the world around us. We still strive to expand our knowledge in ways that help to extend logic and reason into our everyday lives. It is our quest for knowledge, enlightenment and the expansion of the mind that makes us uniquely human. That, along with many aspects of a liberal studies education, has remained constant from the age of antiquity.
In synthesizing the humanities disciplines in multiple courses, MALS students learn to apply the wide-ranging concepts of literature, history, philosophy, theology, and the arts to provide a more cohesive, enhanced comprehension of the world around us. This multi-dimensional understanding of all disciplines of the humanities will provide a solid intellectual basis for all areas of life in the future.
Natural science is the study of physical, nonhuman aspects of the Earth and the universe around us. The term natural science is also used to identify disciplines following the scientific method. The natural sciences include: astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth science, ecology, geology, and physics.
The establishment of the scientific method in the sixteen-hundreds and the ensuing scientific revolution, helped create a pool of knowledge paving the way to modern science. The natural sciences are often referred to as "hard science" because of the heavy use of objective data and quantitative methods that rely on mathematics, experimentation, and observation.
The science classes in the MALS program are not the typical required lab science, white-coat classes. These classes dissect the thought process of natural science professionals from a historical perspective and look at paradigm shifts that helped move science forward.
The interconnectedness of the many elements of the natural sciences is enhanced by a greater understanding of our environment as a whole. Students learn to think as scientists and to be more discriminating and analytical when reading and researching scientifically. They learn about what constitutes evidence, valid research methods, and truthful representation of data.
Social science is any discipline or branch of science that deals with human behavior in its social and cultural aspects. The social science disciplines entail many areas of coursework, but the social science courses in the liberal studies program at Lourdes University focus mainly on the areas of psychology and sociology. An initial course allows the student to obtain knowledge and insight on the origins of behavior and external societal factors that combine the history of behavior and thinking with modern and theory that will continue to shape worldly facets in regard to how we attempt to co-exist.
Utilizing various methods of research, social science is able to collect both qualitative and quantitative information to be learned and applied to social behaviors and ideals that we utilize in society that will continue the evolution of culture and humanity. The students will then be able to apply this insight to both personal and professional endeavors, in which they will continue to learn and contribute to humanity through interaction with other individuals and being able to understand and embrace diverse perspectives and traditions. The vast amount of information learned through the social science components of the liberal studies program will allow one to garner a great deal of enlightenment about the many valuable ways in which to improve and innovate one's way of thinking.
From research to writing to capstones, the following advice is a gift from the inaugural class that might facilitate your journey of working toward the MALS degree.
Why is it that anytime a paper is written for class, there is a certain manner in which the instructor wants it written? It usually has something to do with the subject area and the expected style and citation format for that particular discipline. Here are the three main styles usually used within the liberal studies program. Remember to reference style books and style web sites for more information.
Modern Language Association (MLA)
This is the format mainly used in humanities courses, with an emphasis on the authorship. Citations are in parentheses.
Sample Works Cited Format:
Books: Author's name, work title, publication city, publisher, year published, and publication medium.
Periodicals: Author. "Title of article". Publication, date published. Volume and pages. Publication medium
Article in online journal: Author. "Title of article." Journal name volume (date): pages. Medium. Date accessed.
American Psychological Association (APA)
This style is most used in the social sciences with an emphasis on date of the creation. Citations are in parentheses.
Sample Reference Page Format:
Books: Author's name. (Publication year). Work title. Publication city: publisher.
Articles in Periodicals: Author's last name and initials. (Publication date & month). Title in sentence case. Periodical title in title case, volume and pages (italicized)
Online Sources: Author. (Date). Article title. Site Title, volume or issue. Retrieved from URL or DOI (digital object identifier)
Chicago Manual of Style (CMS)
This is the usual method for historical documentation with an emphasis on source origins. Footnotes and endnotes are used on page to show where information is derived.
Sample Notes Format:
Books: Author. Work Title. Publication city:publisher, publication year
Articles in Periodicals: Author. "Article title". Publication, Publication date written out, publication information
Online sources: Author. Document title. URL or DOI
Formatting Reminders
Works Cited
The Purdue OWL. Purdue U Writing Lab, 2010. Web 06/20/2013.
The Purdue OWL: Citation Chart, n.d. Web 06/20/2013.
Suggested Titles
Aaron, Jane and Anderson, Daniel. The Little Brown Compact Handbook, 5th Edition. Pearson Education, 2004. Print.
Lipson, Charles. Cite Right, A Quick Guide to Citation Styles; MLA, APA, Chicago, the Sciences, Professions, and More. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006. Print.
Raines, Ann and Jerskey, Maria. Keys for Writers. Cengage Learning, 2011. Print.
Graduate research is different from undergraduate work in the sense that graduate students are expected to acquire content through readings and research, but the real graduate work occurs when students are able to digest information and can create their own, substantiated opinion or argument on a specific topics. This list of tips will assist you as you begin to practice this process.
Being a part of a cohort means that you will graduate with the same people that you enter the program. More importantly they will become a support network of people that are sharing this educational experience with you, since you all will be taking the same class at the same time. This model allows the members of the cohort to work together during their program and in doing so they become a closely knit group of people. It is likely that the members of your cohort will become not only your classmates, but your friends. Going through this program is a lot easier when you know you are not doing it alone. Having people around you that are sharing the same experiences as you are is part of what makes this model special. The members of your cohort will bring many different perspectives and educational backgrounds to the table, which will greatly contribute to the class discussions and learning.
The cohort meets at the same time for class throughout the entire program. This makes it easier to fit it into a schedule because you don't have to worry about the class time or day changing. This works especially well for students who are working during the day or have a fixed work schedule. Meeting once a week also allows ample time to complete assignments and readings for class.
Quick Tips for Making the Most of Your Cohort Experience
The capstone project is the culminating experience for students in the program. Students will build on the proposal developed and approved in MLS 650, carry out the research plan, and create a final written thesis or capstone project that uses multidisciplinary knowledge, values, and methods of inquiry to analyze a complex issue or problem, evaluate alternative solutions, and propose original solutions.
Those who have completed a graduate program often identify very closely with their thesis/capstone work. Many list and explain their work on a resume or curriculum vita. Often, after telling someone about a graduate degree, the immediate question is, "What was your focus?" The question assumes the graduate will discuss his or her independent work–the created knowledge.
The capstone also allows a student to tailor the degree to potential future professional or academic goals.
Getting Ready:
The primary preparation for the capstone experience is in the courses leading up to it. These courses will provide students the opportunity to examine how different disciplines examine issues, what counts as evidence within them, and how they typically discover and present this evidence.
Students can and should engage in preliminary reading about the problem or issue before beginning the capstone preparation course. This reading helps the student to see what previous academic conversations have occurred, what strategies have been attempted, and what work has been accomplished. Students should try to find published works originating in several different academic disciplines or combinations of disciplines.
In MLS 650, the capstone preparation course, students will have seven weeks to make connections with mentors, craft a research process, obtain IRB approval, and create a formal proposal.
The Project:
A capstone or thesis goes beyond synthesizing knowledge to create original knowledge. For the MALS degree, the possibilities for knowledge creation are especially diverse. Students may engage in qualitative or quantitative research. They may work with any variety of primary and secondary sources. Because they will use a multidisciplinary approach, they will combine the approaches of academic disciplines in unique and innovative ways.
A researched thesis is typically 35 to 50 pages long. A capstone project may take other forms, however, so the page number may vary. Goals for the specific project should be discussed with mentors early in the process.
Student capstone or thesis will demonstrate:
Students should create a timeline of due dates with mentors, allowing for multiple drafts and revisions. Breaking down a long paper into chapters or other divisions can be extremely helpful, both for the author and readers.
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The reason these skills are so dominant in the liberal arts is because there is such a variety that it requires diversity in an individual. In a cohort setting especially, it helps build the social and communication skills. Everyone is coming from a different background with different interests and it makes going through school very exciting.
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My experience in the liberal studies program here at Lourdes University was very valuable to my entrepreneurial endeavors. The analytical and critical thinking skills that I perfected through the coursework allowed me to be equipped with the necessary capabilities for becoming an effective entrepreneur, and will assist me in important decision making opportunities throughout my career. I enjoyed having my ideals and perspective challenged by exploring diverse philosophical schools of thought and being allowed to display my own ideas and creativity through research assignments and other projects.
Dianne Kinkaid
My bit of candid advice to prospective graduate students consists of "time management." The wide range of content and analysis required to achieve a masters of liberal studies means a significant amount of reading; don't let it get away from you! Find a study/work routine that works for you and stick to it. Immerse yourself in this intellectual ride of a lifetime as it's an amazing experience. Lourdes University's exceptional academic standards lead to exceptional academic outcomes. The rewards far outweigh the challenges.
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Education has been extremely important to me. An education in the liberal arts has been a wonderful, enlightening experience and the whole curriculum has helped make me a well-rounded person. I have always liked to learn and become aware of everything around me, and this program has been the vehicle for my continued personal and educational growth.
The study of the liberal arts is extremely informative and has enriched my everyday living and awareness. The Master of Arts in liberal studies has taken me back over everything that I have already learned and given me a new perspective. The liberal studies program provides long lasting answers to questions and problems that I encounter in society. We need the tools that we gain from liberal studies for our daily lives.
Linda Coker
My experience in the Master of Arts in liberal studies has been fantastic! All of the liberal studies disciplines have a lot to offer future graduate students. New graduate students should prepare themselves to learn new and interesting concepts. One of my favorite classes was Humanities Topics III - Art and Music. I was able to express myself by participating in art by learning how to make a bowl out of clay. I learned how and why the different keys make different sounds. I learned about the different eras Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Romantic. One of the assignments was to attend a live concert. That was a great experience to write reflective notes about a concert. It taught me to appreciate music in a different way. I watched the DVD about the life of Camille Claudel, which had a great impact on me that I will never forget. I would recommend the MALS program to prospective students wanting an educational experience that will last a lifetime.
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I am consistently surprised with how during the MALS classes I am able to take something from a reading or discussion in class and apply it to my teaching high school students. Each time this happens, I am reminded of the interconnectivity of disciplines and the importance of a liberal studies education. I have never been satisfied with just one path however; my undergraduate studies were a conglomeration of language, literature, economics, and history. Likewise at Lourdes, the MALS program provides students who are interested in a variety of topics a scholarly approach to interdisciplinary learning. Each class in an adventure, so as you prepare for each week, I encourage you to take time to mentally digest all that you are being asked to consider.
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There's nothing to it but to do it! I have learned that it is important to keep an open mind throughout this program. There will be many things along the way that you may think you will not enjoy. However, you may come to find your preconceived notions to be misleading. I found that I enjoyed something about every class I took. It is also important to manage your time well in this program. It does take a lot of work and dedication and it certainly is a time commitment. One of the hardest things for me was not waiting until the last minute to get things finished. I am a self proclaimed procrastinator and I had to train myself in the beginning of this program to start things in advance. It really makes things a lot less stressful to knock them out early. While there may be things that are challenging, there is nothing that you cannot do. This program has given me a broad and well rounded base to advance both academically and personally. I cannot wait to take the next step in my educational journey. This program fosters learning and sparks curiosity and it truly is designed for those who love to learn.
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Final Score: New York 112, Oklahoma City 98
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Amare Stoudemire scored 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds while Wilson Chandler provided a lift with 21 points, as New York downed Oklahoma City, 112-98, at Madison Square Garden.
Landry Fields notched 14 points with 10 rebounds, Raymond Felton contributed 12 points, 10 assists and six rebounds and Danilo Gallinari contributed 13 points for the Knicks, who put an end to a three-game slide.
"First half we had 20 assists on 25 buckets and then we ended up with 30 (assists), and that's how we have to play," said Knicks head coach Mike D'Antoni. "We have to move the ball. That's the key to any team and we did it tonight."
Kevin Durant poured in 26 points with seven rebounds and Russell Westbrook chipped in with 23 points, five rebounds and five assists for the Thunder, who have dropped two of three and made just 39.2 percent of their shots in defeat.
"We gave up three-pointers, fast breaks, it's that simple," said Durant. "They got easy baskets and if you give up easy baskets to a team than it's going to be tough to win. It's a tough loss and you just to keep working hard."
Both teams found an early offensive rhythm, as Durant poured in 13 first- quarter points and the Knicks made three treys, as Oklahoma City took a 28-27 lead into the second stanza.
New York used a 17-6 scoring stretch during the second period to turn a five- point deficit into a 53-47 lead. Gallinari's three-point play capped the stretch. Oklahoma City pulled within 53-51 on a Durant jumper, but the homestanding Knicks rattled off 10 consecutive points capped on Gallinari's trey before a pair of Westbrook jumpers put the halftime margin at 63-55.
The Knicks were again strong out of the locker room, opening a 19-point margin at 80-61 nearly halfway through the period on Felton's driving layup. The Thunder followed with a 12-2 flurry to draw back within single digits, yet the Knicks held a comfortable 90-78 lead heading into the final quarter.
Neither team mounted much offense in the final quarter, yet the Knicks increased their edge to as many as 22 points and the Thunder never got back within single digits, due in large part to just 32.1 percent shooting in the stanza.
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The Knicks, led by Felton, scored 16 points in transition to just five for the Thunder...New York made 48.8 percent of its shots on the game and drained 10- of-21 from beyond the arc, including a surprising 3-of-4 effort by Chandler...Oklahoma City made just 3-of-17 three-pointers, and normally efficient Jeff Green was 1-of-6. Green did scored 14 points with seven rebounds, however me made just 6-of-19 shots overall...New York's victory snapped a three-game losing streak in the series.


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Before joining the Department, I worked for over six years in the Banking and Finance Industry, in a variety of operational, service and management roles. My work has focused on customer service, risk and project management.
In 2008, I had the opportunity to travel through Europe and Asia. During my trip, I became aware of the growing importance of sustainability, and the link between the environment and the economy. Inspired by my travels I went back to university to complete my Masters in Natural Resource Economics.
I wanted to work for the Department to contribute to implementing policy, programs and legislation for the protection and enhancement of the environment. The graduate program has provided me an excellent opportunity to get a broad exposure to the department, work with some fabulous people, and make some great friends.
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"Fovever, Interrupted" is the story of a young woman who elopes after a whirlwind romance and then must face the sudden death of her adoring husband -- and come to terms with his loss while forming an unlikely relationship with his mother.
Baer called the novel "exquisitely written and heart-wrenchingly honest...And Dakota will be exquisite as Elsie, who has to deal with the sudden loss of a great love. She is a deeply thoughtful, sensitive and smart woman and actress."
Johnson recently wrapped on Scott Cooper's "Black Mass" opposite Johnny Depp and will next be seen in "Fifty Shades of Grey," directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson. Focus has set a Feb. 13 opening for "Fifty Shades."
Baer and Good Universe partnered on "Last Vegas," which grossed $136 million worldwide. Gidden Media's slate includes romantic drama "A Storm in the Stars," sports drama "Sarge," "The Brian Banks Story" and the comedies "Sundance Is Bulls**t" and "The Wedding Detective."
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"Forever: Interrupted" was published last July 2013 by Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. Jenkins Reid's latest book "After I Do: A Novel," published by Washington Square Press, went on sale a week ago.
Johnson is repped by WME and Management 360. Jenkins Reid is repped by Brad Mendelsohn of Circle of Confusion.
Peter Sample of Jackoway, Tyerman negotiated the book rights on behalf of Gidden Media and Good Universe with Rich Green of Resolution on behalf of Carly Watters of P.S. Literary.
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and my ask is only because i was traveling and wanted to keep the draft moving.....who cares about letting me trade in for mr irrelevant?
ok with me . As long as you change your sig-matt Dragon has taken enough abuse .
I guess my thoughts on the matter is once the last guy is drafted in that round, that you are locked in. Payton would have had I guess 24 hours or whatever the shut off time would be to throw back his Mr. Irrelevent. I'd love to go back and pitch the guy I have that I found out is RS'ing. WAY too much time has gone by and WAY more information has come to light since the draft has ended on weight changes, redshirts, etc. All that being said, I still think you are a good guy, its not personal.
I don't have an issue with it, but it's all Jensen's call.
I don't care either way. Just because I know Grips was on the road when I reached him by text.
I'm good with it. Agree with Russ, though. Time to let bygones be bygones and let Mat Dragon(who screwed me as well when I first picked him) get on with his life. Geez, he must be 35 years old by now!
I'm of the opinion that the draft is settled and final at this point. We've already had someone want to repick and get denied, and we made zapp lock his pick in as well. We've had a lot of new information come out recently and I think a lot of us have picks that we would change in hindsight
As always its Jensen's call though
Hate to play the commish card, but at this point I think the draft has got to be the draft.
Had this topic been broached on Monday I'd have probably said yes, but at this point its just been too long.


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I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I don't believe in astrology
Middle of the Road
Paris,Brussels, Oslo, Punta Cana, Cancun, South Beach, Vancouver BC, Curacao, California, Ensanada, & Montego Bay are just a few of the places I have been........ South America & Asia are on the to do list for this year.
Travel, motorcycle riding and softball are a couple things I enjoy.
In my free time I like to travel somewhere. Other than that I keep it low key....
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Initial Pilot Training:
Better Management Controls Are Needed to Improve FAA Oversight
GAO-12-117: Published: Nov 4, 2011. Publicly Released: Nov 15, 2011.
Audio interview by GAO staff with Gerald Dillingham, Director, Physical Infrastructure
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Regional airlines have experienced the last six fatal commercial airline accidents, and pilot performance has been cited as a potential contributory factor in four of these accidents. As a result, Congress and others have raised questions about, among other issues, the initial pilot education and training required before pilots can be hired by airlines, at which time they receive further training. The initial training is provided by pilot schools overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). As requested, this report discusses (1) the various types of U.S. pilot schools, how they compare, and associated issues; (2) key similarities and differences between the U.S. and international approaches to pilot training; and (3) how and to what extent FAA carries out oversight of pilot training and certification. To address these issues, GAO reviewed literature, legislation, regulations, and FAA documents and inspection and enforcement data; interviewed agency and industry officials; and studied the training approach in Europe because of the different training model and visited four European countries.
The approximately 3,400 pilot schools in the United States can be divided into three types: (1) flight instructor based, (2) vocational, and (3) collegiate. The school types vary in several ways, but all pilot students must pass the same knowledge and flight tests to obtain a pilot certificate from FAA. Airline operations have evolved operationally and technologically, but the pilot training requirements for certification of commercial pilots were last revised in 1997. FAA and some industry stakeholders have indicated that current requirements for commercial pilots should incorporate additional training to improve the competency of entry-level regional airline pilots. FAA has initiated or planned a number of efforts to address these issues and recently enacted legislation requires FAA to implement regulations to increase pilot requirements for airlines by August 2013. The U.S. and Europe both offer the same pilot certifications but the training models differ, in part, due to training philosophies and other circumstances. The U.S. training approach emphasizes proficiency on actual flight training, while Europe's approach tends to emphasize academic instruction with more knowledge training requirements and testing. European pilot schools have also developed more comprehensive student screening processes than in the U.S. FAA has an annual inspection program that includes the oversight of pilot schools, pilot examiners, and flight instructors, the gatekeepers for the initial pilot training process. GAO analysis of FAA inspection data showed a 78 percent completion rate of the required inspections for pilot schools in fiscal year 2010, but, due to insufficient information, GAO was unable to determine completion percentages for prior years. Similarly, GAO could not determine 1) whether FAA completed the required inspections for pilot examiners or 2) the reasons that the discretionary inspections of flight instructors--which are generally optional--were conducted. Furthermore, FAA's national office does not adequately monitor the completion of annual inspection activities due, in part, to an inability to aggregate inspection data from the local district offices that conduct the inspections. Thus, FAA does not have a comprehensive system in place to adequately measure its performance in meeting annual inspection requirements, which could make it difficult to ensure regulatory compliance and that safety standards are being met.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Open
Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
Recommendation: To improve FAA's oversight of pilot certification and training, the Secretary of Transportation should direct the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration to develop a comprehensive system that may include modifying or improving existing data systems to measure performance for meeting the annual National Program Guidelines' inspection requirements for pilot schools with a Part 141 certificate and pilot examiners.
Agency Affected: Department of Transportation: Federal Aviation Administration
Status: Open
Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
Recommendation: To improve FAA's oversight of pilot certification and training, the Secretary of Transportation should direct the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration to develop a comprehensive system that may include modifying or improving existing data systems to better understand the nature and scope of the discretionary, planned inspections for flight instructors.
Agency Affected: Department of Transportation: Federal Aviation Administration
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More than 50 years ago scientists made a remarkable discovery, proclaiming, "We have found the secret of life ... and it's so pretty!" The secret was the discovery that life is helixical, two strands wound around a single axiswhat most of us know today as the model for DNA.
Over the course of his ministry, author Leonard Sweet has discovered that this divine design also informs God's blueprint for the church. In this seminal work, he shares the woven strands that form the church: missional, relational, and incarnational. Sweet declares that this secret is not just pretty, but beautiful. In fact, So Beautiful!
Using the poignant life of John Newton as a touchstone, Sweet calls for the re-union of these three essential, complementary strands of the Christian life. Far from a novel idea, Sweet shows how this structure is God's original intent, and shares the simply beautiful design for His church.
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RussDayville, CTAge: 45-54Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5June 17, 2010RussDayville, CTAge: 45-54Gender: maleThis review was written for So Beautiful: Divine Design for Life and the Church.In "So Beautiful," Sweet takes aim at the entrenched institutionalized Western Church with purpose to draw her back to her original calling. Thus, to those outside of the USA, the arguments presented may not reflect their cultural experiences of being the church. Sweets MIR model while extremely helpful, is addressed elsewhere (by other authors) perhaps in a less caustic manner. One very good feature of the book (as it was used within a seminary setting) is that it sparked tons of debate as at times Sweet seems hyper-critical of the Church. I would recommend "Why We Love the Church" (Kluck and DeYoung) as a balance to Sweet.
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