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All troops would be withdrawn from the country within 60 days.
The announcement on Jan. 27, 1973, drew mixed emotions from the 500,000 Americans who fought in the nearly decade-long war. More than 58,000 Americans were killed and 150,000 were seriously injured.
A clear victory hadn't been reached.
View a slideshow of photos from the war.
'More work to do'
In 1970, Jim Weatherbee's commander gathered his team in the officers' club in Pleiku, where the 32-year-old had been serving as a forward air controller for about a year.
Weatherbee and his team of 30 Cessna 0-2 Skymaster pilots had been running reconnaissance seven days a week, 12 hours a day for the U.S. and South Vietnamese Army Special Forces troops on the ground.
If the troops came under fire, they'd fly in and lay rockets as markers for fighter planes coming through to stop the firefight by dropping bombs or napalm.
The Cessnas were under constant fire from the ground. Weatherbee had been hit twice. He said he was careful not to get hit again or he'd have been grounded from flying.
That day at the officers' club, Weatherbee's commander told him they would be turning over all operations to the South Vietnamese Army. They would be left to fight the North Vietnamese on their own, a process called Vietnamization that had always been a goal.
Minutes after the announcement, a rocket was fired into the club and the roof was blown off.
"We still had some more work to do," Weatherbee said recently at his home in Fort Walton Beach.
Despite that, he and his unit were sent to Thailand. By the end of 1972, he was flying reconnaissance for the B-52s that were trying to bomb Hanoi into submission, he said.
That would turn out to be a turning point for the United States. After the bombing, Nixon quietly negotiated with the North Vietnamese and in January announced they had reached an agreement to end the war.
The problems that plagued the South Vietnamese Army in their fight to stave off the North Vietnamese in Pleiku when Weatherbee's mission was called off in 1970 were still there after the war was declared over, Weatherbee said.
"I thought it was an appropriate thing to do (to end the war), but when we do that you have to leave something in place that can defend itself," he said. "Unfortunately, as soon as we withdrew, the South Vietnamese just couldn't handle it."
The North Vietnamese had taken over Saigon by the end of 1975.
A waste of lives
In 1966 Johnnie Prichard, who was in his 30s and serving in the Army, was sent to the jungle as an adviser to the South Vietnamese Army.
"It was unfortunate, or I thought it was, that I wasn't with an American unit," Prichard said recently at his home in Bluewater Bay. "You're out there by yourself and it's not like having your buddies here on each side of you."
He said he didn't sleep for a week until he was too tired to stay awake any longer. He was afraid.
"I had nobody around I'd ever even seen before in my life," he said.
As Prichard slogged through the hot, steamy jungle, he toted a short automatic rifle, his ammunition, four canteens of water strapped around his waist, several grenades and an unwieldy radio.
He lost 50 pounds in the first six months, he said.
"It was 114 degrees in the morning," he said. "It didn't take you long to lose any excess weight."
The brutality he saw was hard to recover from.
When he arrived in Saigon, before he even got into the jungle, he saw a firing squad kill several Vietnamese soldiers in the street.
At one point after he was embedded with the South Vietnamese in the jungle, the squadron split up for a mission. However, one of the companies had been infiltrated by about 50 Viet Cong soldiers, Prichard said.
"When they got off by themselves, they lined that company up and took the officers and shot every one of them between the eyes," he said.
The effects of the war continued long after then-Maj. Prichard returned home.
He avoided windows, and when he heard a loud noise he would find himself on the floor. One time his wife woke him and he jumped up and knocked her to the ground.
"It took awhile to get over that, but you work on it," he said. "You just work on it."
When Nixon announced the end the war, Prichard said he thought it was great.
"After I was over there, I thought it was a waste of 58,000 soldiers and blood and all that money," he said. "It wasn't a betterment for anybody. All we did was delay what was inevitable."
An unhappy camper
Retired Maj. Gen. Dick Secord was in the Pentagon by the time Nixon declared an end to the war in 1973, but he started out seven years earlier as one of the first U.S. troops in Vietnam.
In 1966, Secord was serving with an elite Special Forces group, the Jungle Jim operation that trained at Hurlburt Field. They were stationed at Bien Hoa Air Base near Saigon. Secord flew an AT-28 single-engine plane carrying 3,500 pounds of ordnance, napalm cans, gun bombs and pods of rockets. They were pummeling targets on the ground.
Vietnamese soldiers rode in the back seats; the missions officially were registered as training flights if any of the planes went down.
They were under constant fire and many planes got hit, Secord said.
"But not mine, thank God."
More than 20 airmen from the elite operation were killed in the first two years of the war.
When Nixon announced the end of the war, Secord was working in the Office of the Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon.
He was extremely disappointed. "I was not a happy camper," he said.
The United States had just completed the Linebacker II bombing campaign in North Vietnam, and Secord felt that militarily they had the upper hand.
"The North Vietnamese were pounded into a frazzle and they gave up," he said. "Nixon and (Henry) Kissinger decided to call it off after that, but I think history shows they should have kept it up for a while."
No need to be there
In 1972, Bob Welty, then 21 years old and serving in the Air Force, was stationed in Da Nang as a radar mechanic for F-4D phantom jets.
He and his crew worked 12-hour shifts to prepare the planes for constant bombing missions.
Every third night or so their base came under rocket attacks, Welty said.
They knew the rockets were coming because the dining hall that day would only have plastic utensils, a sure sign that the locals had not come to work because they had been tipped off.
Welty, now 62 and living in Fort Walton Beach, described what he felt after he heard the rockets being fired as "five seconds of sheer terror."
"In six months, that's 50 nights of ducking," he said. "You'd stay up all night waiting for them and then get down on the ground and kiss your ass goodbye or smile because you were safe ... I saw a lot of people get hurt."
Welty said he did what he was asked to do in Vietnam, and at the time he was proud of the work he did, but many years later his views started to change.
"I was all gung-ho and for the war when I went over. I was 21, 22 years old. I was a kid," he said. "Now I think we were pretty terrible and of how many people I was responsible for killing. But, back then we were doing our job."
He said when Nixon announced the end of the war he knew it was good to get out of Vietnam.
"This is so ridiculous," he said he thought at the time. "Why did we even get involved? We didn't even need to be there."
Contact Daily News Staff Writer Lauren Sage Reinlie at 850-315-4440 or email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @LaurenRnwfdn.

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It does run- the other day I burned through 300 rounds as fast as I could reload and pull the trigger. The only failure was a bad Bulgarian primer that refused to do its duty.
I was also surprised that it did not need the tube to keep the carrier in alignment, but another reason for the long buffer is that the piston never exits the rear sight base. The carrier runs pretty straight and a slight chamfer on the front of the piston is all that seems to be needed to keep things running smoothly.
I don't have any problem with split cases, bulges, or even dings (except of course for the Bulgarian and Polish surplus, which was thoughtfully pre-split for us). Cutting the chamber is a critical operation, as you know, particularly when your trying to close down the gap between bolt face and breach as much as possible without compromising extraction reliability. I also found that I needed to throat the chamber slighty- I noticed that sometimes when I tried to extract live Bulgarian rounds, the bullet would stick in the throat, and with those split necks, the bullet would be pulled out of the case and be left in the throat of the chamber-messy...


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BEAUTY OP-ED | What I wish I knew when I was young #1
There's loads... isn't there?
I wrote this post ages ago and, frankly, it sucked. Way too soppy for my taste. Anyway, I've given it a fresh look, tweaked some of the copy and have started thinking anew about if I had a DeLorean to crash land me back in the '90s so current-day me could take '90s me by the shoulders and shake a bit more sense into her.
All in all, though, I think I eeked through my personal dark ages okay in spite of the bowl cuts, braces, college weight gain, acne, insecurity, awkward young-person fumbling and sex, more acne, disasterous highlights, at times odd job moves, blah blah blah. Not amazingly but okay. I'm not winning any awards, but I've come through with my health, a career(ish), a mate, a dog... I still possess eyebrows and no crack habit. So there you go.
Mostly I wish someone would have given me a few frickin' pointers, beauty and non. The most I think I gleaned from my parents was wipe from front to back. Seriously. If that.
On style:
No one wakes up looking amazing. Except for Ryan Lochte and Kate Moss. Remember those gorgeous Italian exchange students in high school? They looked so casually amazing because they knew how to dress, talk, walk, do their hair/makeup, eat, etc. They didn't just put in a scrunchie and throw on a sweatshirt. You are guilty as charged. (Man, did the male Italian exchange students give me the stink eye. I was confused then, thinking myself to be quite the catch (delusions of grandeur, little one). I now understand their disdain for my bedraggled appearance. Mom might tell you that you're beautiful just the way you are, but she'd tell you that if you looked like Sloth from Goonies. Know your source. Those male Italian exchange students are right. Mom is just nice and blinded by maternal love.)
Just because the clothes in the department store don't fit properly does not mean there's something wrong with the shape of your body. It's because the clothes are all cut from one generic pattern. You don't have a generic-shaped body. One day you'll have enough money to buy the good sh*t anyway so don't sweat it.
Don't ever wear anything with a crew neck. Ever. Or cap sleeves. Moving on...
- You'll never believe it, but those Hammer pants (or Harem pants as the fash pack call them) you own and live in in 5th grade totally come back into style twenty years later.
- Buy your clothes in solid colors instead of trendy patterns (well, when you're the one finally doing the shopping and not mom) and you'll keep them and use them for longer. That batik-motif from the early 1990s you worn on a pair of overalls to match your scrunchie dates you. Tres Full House or Blossom, non? You, Kimmy and Six would have been besties. And you always end up throwing that stuff away because you're OCD and don't do closet clutter.
- Don't cut off your hair! You get bobbed like 5 times before the last time -- finally (hopefully) -- at 27. You always let the stylist convince you that your hair is the perfect texture for it. (It is not.) And every time you cry... and end up getting hit on by girls because you look like the butch half of a lesbian couple missing her other (more feminine) half (nothing but love for my lesbian friends but I am not and my bob definitely sends out mixed sexual messages). You have an *athletic* frame that cannot carry it off. Well, you can, because you're strong and literally built like a tank, but not in a stylish sense.
You can expose your legs or your arms/decolletage but never put both on show at the same time. You'll feel like a hooker. Probably look like one too. All that skin is acceptable to expose at once whilst at the beach or poolside.
- Never ever wear knee-high boots and bare legs. EVER. Cardinal fashion sin. Refer back to hooker look above. London living will teach you the virtues of wearing tights.
Avoid products labelled oil-free, for acne prone skin, etc. That sh*t is like napalm on your skin. PS: You'll have bad skin well into your 30s, at which time you will suddenly start to get compliments on how nice your skin is. It's probably the acne that makes it look youthful! Ha!
Have more confidence by simply thinking better things about yourself. Punch the a**hole in your in head in the face and get on with it.
If you wear anything that stands out, some people will sneer "why are you wearing that"? (Because I want to, jerk. Feck. Off.) Sometimes people feel threatened if you're not their uniform of choice (often boot-cut jeans, Northface polar fleece). Ignore them too. They are like the a**hole in your head.
You should always make an effort, even if a small one. (And read Franny and Zoe.) It really is just as easy to put on a dress as it is to pull on a pair of jeans. Ballet flats vs. trainers. Whatever. In the words of modern-day sartorial sage Kimora Lee Simons, "always dress like you're going to see your worst enemy". Or not. A bullet-proof vest might do wonders to boost a flat chest but not in a good way. Basically, don't look like sh*t.
Whether you like it or not, you're judged on your looks. Like all the time. Life is easier for pretty people. That's 100% true. And they don't even know it.
Learn the art of dressing to your silhouette and not the silhouette you wish you had. You'll feel comfortable and look waaaay better. Way better.
Learn how to sew and number 14 will be even easier because you can tailor your own clothes. Or just bring them to the dry cleaner to tailor, you cheapskate. Okay, probably this won't apply to you until after college when you have more spending money than the $120 per week you make at the time. But still. Keep it in mind. Those handsomely husky shoulders and peasant arms you posssess will eventually fit into your clothing.
Don't spend loads of cash on fast fashion. It's is the pits. You always look that tiny bit ratty after one wash cycle.
Never wear long acrylic nails unless you're on the cast of Mob Wives. Then I'm pretty sure it's requisite attire.
There is nothing that says you have to gain the Freshman 15 when you go to college. Eat less, drink less alcohol and walk more. Go in with good habits and you'll be fine. Or eat a box of Pop Tarts as an APPETIZER (alone, in your room) before the all-you-can-eat dining hall buffet dinner and, you know, see what happens. Jesus... pair the 'after' body in that scenario with a butch bob and, hullo, senior year. So. Hot.
On to bullies... us girls can be the worst. Seriously, why are we so mean to each other sometimes? Girls are the absolute best. Until they're not. For reference, see Mean Girls, Awkward, Heathers, Queen Bees and Wannabes et al. Talk about a**holes.
The older girls in high school will be mean, especially when 'their' boys talk to you. Ignore them. Or punch them in their respective faces too like the a**hole in your head, but be prepared to rumble if you do the latter. Actually, things won't get that far, because when you accept the challenge to a throwdown outside with two of them, they'll back down. Called your bluff, suckers! Lauren Davis and Becky Smith were a**holes. Probably still are.
That one time in 8th grade when you're mean to that one girl (the first and last time you'll do such a thing (you were at the mercy of someone prodding you to do it, but still no excuses... my deepest apologies, Christina)), DON'T DO IT. You momentarily became one of them. Never again, my friend, never again. Most of us remember if/when we've been less-than nice to someone, unless your name is Mitt.
- Girls don't stop bullying as they get older... they just change their methods. They go underground. Sh*t gets real.
- Give a wide berth to people who are toxic/needy/narcissistic/who lie/do drugs (except for the pot smokers, who are actually a delightful bunch)... Just cut and run.
- Not everyone will like you and it doesn't matter. Seriously, who wants everyone to like them anyway? Most people are awful. Do you want awful people to like you?
- The same people who always ask you "why you're dressed like that" when you've ditched the jeans-polar fleece uniform are bullies too. Punch them... in your mind. Clearly you can't go around punching everyone.
What do you wish you had known when you were 13? How about 21? Or 27? For what it's worth, I'm still learning and surely always will be. At the ripe old age of 32-going-on-33, I feel like I've just about reach the level of knowledge that I should have gained upon leaving college. Maybe when I'm 50 I'll finally feel grown up.
Or not.
Especially if I still have acne.


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Moretown Elementary School is still in the midst of budget talks, but right now the board is looking at a 3.8 percent increase over last year's budget of $2,050,675, Principal Duane Pierson reports.
In order to keep the increase low, "We've had some reductions in supplies," Pierson said, as well as reductions in staff. For FY2015, the school will cut down on one full-time paraeducator and one part-time nursing assistant.
The projected budget reflects a 4.5 percent increase in health insurance costs and a 3.5 percent salary increase, as well as continued debt load costs from the school's renovation and roofing projects.
Moretown Elementary School expects an enrollment of 120 students in preschool through sixth grade, with per pupil spending at about $16,000, although that number is subject to any changes made at the board's final budget meeting on Monday, January 13.
Despite a slight decline in enrollment, "We still have a lot of great programs at our school," Pierson said, such as Moretown Education Center for All (MECA), a self-sustaining child care and afterschool program; Educating Children Outdoors (ECO), and programs with the Vermont Rural Partnership.
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Warren Elementary School set its budget at $2,358,155 for FY2015, representing a 2.6 percent increase over last year.
That number factors in a 4.5 percent increase in health insurance costs and a 3.5 percent projected salary increase, "so coming in at [under] a 3 percent increase overall is actually pretty good," Principal Wendy Cobb reports.
Next year's budget is based on an enrollment of 155 students, not counting the roughly 32 students enrolled in the school's pre-kindergarten program and per pupil spending is at $13,104.
Overall, "spending is pretty level" for next year, Cobb said, explaining that the school has made no reductions or increases in staff. One of the things the school is investing "a little more money" in is technology, she said, as Warren and the rest of The Valley schools are looking into improving their wireless internet systems.
The Warren School Board also agreed on Tuesday, January 7, to purchase an additional iPad cart for the building. The school purchased its first iPad cart two years ago, and "teachers and students are using them quite a bit," Cobb said. Eventually, she said she'd like to see every teacher in the school have an iPad, "but that's not something we're talking about this year," she said.


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- Genome sequence of the necrotrophic plant pathogen Pythium ultimum reveals original pathogenicity mechanisms and effector repertoire (2010)
- Background: Pythium ultimum (P. ultimum) is a ubiquitous oomycete plant pathogen responsible for a variety of diseases on a broad range of crop and ornamental species. Results: The P. ultimum genome (42.8 Mb) encodes 15,290 genes and has extensive sequence similarity and synteny with related Phytophthora species, including the potato blight pathogen Phytophthora infestans. Whole transcriptome sequencing revealed expression of 86% of genes, with detectable differential expression of suites of genes under abiotic stress and in the presence of a host. The predicted proteome includes a large repertoire of proteins involved in plant pathogen interactions although surprisingly, the P. ultimum genome does not encode any classical RXLR effectors and relatively few Crinkler genes in comparison to related phytopathogenic oomycetes. A lower number of enzymes involved in carbohydrate metabolism were present compared to Phytophthora species, with the notable absence of cutinases, suggesting a significant difference in virulence mechanisms between P. ultimum and more host specific oomycete species. Although we observed a high degree of orthology with Phytophthora genomes, there were novel features of the P. ultimum proteome including an expansion of genes involved in proteolysis and genes unique to Pythium. We identified a small gene family of cadherins, proteins involved in cell adhesion, the first report in a genome outside the metazoans. Conclusions: Access to the P. ultimum genome has revealed not only core pathogenic mechanisms within the oomycetes but also lineage specific genes associated with the alternative virulence and lifestyles found within the pythiaceous lineages compared to the Peronosporaceae.
- Gene loss rather than gene gain is associated with a host jump from monocots to dicots in the smut fungus Melanopsichium pennsylvanicum (2014)
- Smut fungi are well-suited to investigate the ecology and evolution of plant pathogens, as they are strictly biotrophic, yet cultivable on media. Here we report the genome sequence of Melanopsichium pennsylvanicum, closely related to Ustilago maydis and other Poaceae-infecting smuts, but parasitic to a dicot plant. To explore the evolutionary patterns resulting from host adaptation after this huge host jump, the genome of M. pennsylvanicum was sequenced and compared to the genomes of Ustilago maydis, Sporisorium reilianum, and Ustilago hordei. While all four genomes had a similar completeness in CEGMA analyses, gene absence was highest in M. pennsylvanicum, and most pronounced in putative secreted proteins, which are often considered as effector candidates. In contrast, the amount of private genes was similar among the species, highlighting that gene loss rather than gene gain is the hallmark of adaptation after the host jump to the dicot host. Our analyses revealed a trend of putative effectors to be next to another putative effector, but the majority of these are not in clusters and thus the focus on pathogenicity clusters might not be appropriate for all smut genomes. Positive selection studies revealed that M. pennsylvanicum has the highest number and proportion of genes under positive selection. In general, putative effectors showed a higher proportion of positively selected genes than non-effector candidates. The 248 putative secreted effectors found in all four smut genomes might constitute a core set needed for pathogenicity, while those 92 that are found in all grass-parasitic smuts, but have no ortholog in M. pennsylvanicum might constitute a set of effectors important for successful colonization of grass hosts.
- An Illumina metabarcoding pipeline for fungi (2014)
- High-throughput metabarcoding studies on fungi and other eukaryotic microorganisms are rapidly becoming more frequent and more complex, requiring researchers to handle ever increasing amounts of raw sequence data. Here, we provide a flexible pipeline for pruning and analyzing fungal barcode (ITS rDNA) data generated as paired-end reads on Illumina MiSeq sequencers. The pipeline presented includes specific steps fine-tuned for ITS, that are mostly missing from pipelines developed for prokaryotes. It (1) employs state of the art programs and follows best practices in fungal high-throughput metabarcoding; (2) consists of modules and scripts easily modifiable by the user to ensure maximum flexibility with regard to specific needs of a project or future methodological developments; and (3) is straightforward to use, also in classroom settings. We provide detailed descriptions and revision techniques for each step, thus giving the user maximum control over data treatment and avoiding a black-box approach. Employing this pipeline will improve and speed up the tedious and error-prone process of cleaning fungal Illumina metabarcoding data.
- The genome of the basal agaricomycete Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous provides insights into the organization of its acetyl-CoA derived pathways and the evolution of Agaricomycotina (2015)
- Background: Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous is a basal agaricomycete with uncertain taxonomic placement, known for its unique ability to produce astaxanthin, a carotenoid with antioxidant properties. It was the aim of this study to elucidate the organization of its CoA-derived pathways and to use the genomic information of X. dendrorhous for a phylogenomic investigation of the Basidiomycota. Results: The genome assembly of a haploid strain of Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous revealed a genome of 19.50 Megabases with 6385 protein coding genes. Phylogenetic analyses were conducted including 48 fungal genomes. These revealed Ustilaginomycotina and Agaricomycotina as sister groups. In the latter a well-supported sister-group relationship of two major orders, Polyporales and Russulales, was inferred. Wallemia occupies a basal position within the Agaricomycotina and X. dendrorhous represents the basal lineage of the Tremellomycetes, highlighting that the typical tremelloid parenthesomes have either convergently evolved in Wallemia and the Tremellomycetes, or were lost in the Cystofilobasidiales lineage. A detailed characterization of the CoA-related pathways was done and all genes for fatty acid, sterol and carotenoid synthesis have been assigned. Conclusions: The current study ascertains that Wallemia with tremelloid parenthesomes is the most basal agaricomycotinous lineage and that Cystofilobasidiales without tremelloid parenthesomes are deeply rooted within Tremellomycetes, suggesting that parenthesomes at septal pores might be the core synapomorphy for the Agaricomycotina. Apart from evolutionary insights the genome sequence of X. dendrorhous will facilitate genetic pathway engineering for optimized astaxanthin or oxidative alcohol production.
- Which morphological characteristics are most influenced by the host matrix in downy mildews? : A case study in Pseudoperonospora cubensis (2012)
- Before the advent of molecular phylogenetics, species concepts in the downy mildews, an economically important group of obligate biotrophic oomycete pathogens, have mostly been based upon host range and morphology. While molecular phylogenetic studies have confirmed a narrow host range for many downy mildew species, others, like Pseudoperonospora cubensis affect even different genera. Although often morphological differences were found for new, phylogenetically distinct species, uncertainty prevails regarding their host ranges, especially regarding related plants that have been reported as downy mildew hosts, but were not included in the phylogenetic studies. In these cases, the basis for deciding if the divergence in some morphological characters can be deemed sufficient for designation as separate species is uncertain, as observed morphological divergence could be due to different host matrices colonised. The broad host range of P. cubensis (ca. 60 host species) renders this pathogen an ideal model organism for the investigation of morphological variations in relation to the host matrix and to evaluate which characteristics are best indicators for conspecificity or distinctiveness. On the basis of twelve morphological characterisitcs and a set of twelve cucurbits from five different Cucurbitaceae tribes, including the two species, Cyclanthera pedata and Thladiantha dubia, hitherto not reported as hosts of P. cubensis, a significant influence of the host matrix on pathogen morphology was found. Given the high intraspecific variation of some characteristics, also their plasticity has to be taken into account. The implications for morphological species determination and the confidence limits of morphological characteristics are discussed. For species delimitations in Pseudoperonospora it is shown that the ratio of the height of the first ramification to the sporangiophore length, ratio of the longer to the shorter ultimate branchlet, and especially the length and width of sporangia, as well as, with some reservations, their ratio, are the most suitable characteristics for species delimitation.


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Fort Worth, Texas (March 28, 2013) – Jack Roush's success at Texas Motor Speedway has become a part of the speedway's growing history. It was Roush who became the first team owner to sweep both events at "The Great American Speedway!" during the inaugural season in 1997. His success has not stopped there as he has since gone on to win 18 races as a car owner across NASCAR's top three national series at Texas Motor Speedway, including a record nine in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition.
His dominance at Texas Motor Speedway has earned him the honor of becoming the 15th member inducted into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame. Roush will be honored Thursday, April 11, during the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame Gala benefitting Speedway Children's Charities that will be held in The Speedway Club's Grand Ballroom.
Roush's induction culminates an evening that celebrates the accomplishments of motorsport's most talented drivers and contributors. Other honorees will be five-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson; 2004 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Kurt Busch; IZOD IndyCar Series driver Graham Rahal; and legendary motorsports journalist Chris Economaki posthumously.
Roush has helped establish one of the most successful organizations in motorsports in Roush Fenway Racing. The organization stands as the winningest team in NASCAR history and boasts the most victories in both the NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series. With Roush at the helm, Roush Fenway Racing has captured seven championships across NASCAR's three major series, including two Sprint Cup Series championships in 2003 and '04.
Texas Motor Speedway has become the "House of Roush" with his nine Sprint Cup Series wins and 18 in Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series competition. His Sprint Cup Series victory total is more than double the next closest owner – which is Rick Hendrick with four – and his most recent win came in last April's Samsung Mobile (now NRA) 500.
Roush joins an accomplished list of individuals that have been inducted into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame since it was established in 2003. He joins previous inductees A.J. Foyt (2003), Johnny Rutherford ('03), Terry Labonte ('04), Lee Shepherd ('04), Kenny Bernstein ('05), Jim Hall ('05), Eddie Hill ('06), Mark Martin ('07), Jim McElreath ('07), Bobby Labonte ('08), Bruton Smith ('08), Joe Gibbs ('09), John Force ('10) and Lanny Edwards ('11).


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Head Coach Will Wade
Thoughts on the game
"It's obviously not our best performance. We're coming off exams, and hopefully we knocked the rust off tonight. Z. Mason was really good, and I thought Casey Jones played well. Outside of that, we really weren't very good. We have to hope this knocked the rust off and our exam break off of us. We got to have a good next few days of preparation for Northern Kentucky on Sunday. Outside of Z and Casey, it's hard to find a lot of positives."
On Chattanooga's defense in the first half
"Our effort defensively was our most disappointing aspect of the first half. Our effort was by far the worst part. We couldn't guard the ball, and we let the shooter free the whole half. We stare at the ball which puts us in bad closeout situations. We weren't fundamentally sound. We spent tons of time – a full practice – on our halfcourt defense. We've invested a lot of time, and we aren't getting a lot of return. That was the lowlight of the first half."
What he told his team at the half
"I was actually pretty calm at half. I told them I hoped we knocked the rust off in the first half, and now we have to play and start doing what we do. We were better in the second half. I think they scored 11 points in about the first 11 minutes in the second half. That was good and what we should do, but give Hiwassee credit. They broke us down off the dribble, got us in over-help situations and found the open man. They shared the ball and made the extra pass. That gives their team a lot of confidence, and Howie Meadows saw a few baskets fall to begin the game. He knocked a bunch of them in. They played well against us."
Thoughts on Z. Mason's play
"Z wanted it. We had mismatch in there, and we emptied our playbook of plays that go to him. He made simple plays. We were trying to over-dribble, over-penetrate and trying to do too much. We were trying to beat people off of one move instead of multiple drives and moves. He just kept it simple, and Casey did too. Casey just drove it to the rim and had a bunch of offensive rebounds. He had four in the first half and put them back up and in. They played within themselves. They played well. I am not sure their effort was any better than anyone else's, but I don't know that it had much to do with effort. I think it had more to do about being on edge, being sharp and mentally where we are supposed to be."
On playing Ronrico White
"We were just trying to knock the cobwebs off of Ronrico. We were planning to play him this game. I don't know the next time he will play, but we wanted to get him some experience in a game where there wasn't much pressure. We don't want his first game of the season to be on a road game in the conference when we need him to play really well. We will see how he feels and let him be the barometer for where we go from there."
Casey Jones, sophomore, guard
Thoughts on the game
"I don't know what it was about tonight. It was just bad. We didn't come out as aggressive as we should have, and we just let people go past us."
On what happened at the half
"We just went into the locker room and some people got mad. It showed in the second half. We got loose, and we cleared off some of that rust, like Coach Wade was saying. We went out there and played harder as a team."
What Coach Wade told his team during a first-half timeout
"He was mad at our effort. We didn't show a lot of effort, and I think that play was a free throw box-out that we gave up, and they put it back up. We talk about that all the time in practice and we shouldn't have let it happen."
Z. Mason, senior, forward
On his performance
"I just wanted to be aggressive from the beginning. A lot of props to Coach Wade because he had a lot of faith in me tonight. He kept running plays to me and giving me the ball. Luckily I was able to score it and give us the push we needed to get us over the top. We were rusty in the first half, and we got things going in the second. Our guys got focused even though we had some rough patches to begin."
Thoughts on carrying the load against Hiwassee
"Coach pulled me to the side and told me I was going to have to continue to carry the load and try to get the team going tonight. I have to continue to be a leader, push our guys to the best of their abilities and show them what they can do. I just tried to be aggressive and put ourselves in a position to get and breather and push forward."
On playing and practicing over the break
"This is the perfect time for our guys to get better – including myself. It's all basketball right now with classes and finals over. It's a good time to skyrocket our game and work in the gym. There is a lot of free time for us to get better over the break."
Thoughts on Ronrico White's return
"I started cheering as soon as I looked up. I didn't even know he was going to play. I just thought he was warming up with us to get back into a routine. I am so glad he is back. He has been working hard, rehabbing and has even started practicing. I know he felt good to be back. He has to be excited."


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Below is the latest Cone Zones reported to us by local authorities. Remember to be safe in the cone zones - expect delays, and don't speed. Remember, fines are doubled for speeding in a work zone.
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North of Fort Collins near Livermore (Milemarker 366.5-367.1)
Through end of May, there will be one lane alternating traffic for concrete barrier placement and shoulder widening. 11 ft width restriction in effect.
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East of Loveland & West of I-25 (Milemarker 2.9-4)
Through May 2013, the right lane and shoulder will be closed for paving preparations.
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Between 5th Street and US 34 in Greeley (Milemarker 267.5)
Through July 2013, expect single lane closures in each direction for landscaping, inlet structures, traffic signal installation and concrete removal/placement.
1st Avenue is closed to through traffic; only one lane is open in each direction on the Poudre River bridge for bridge work Monday - Friday, 7 am to 5 pm.
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6th St. to Lincoln Ave.
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RED JACKET – The Mingo Central Miners got another important win Friday night as they dunked Scott 65-61 in a home game that had major implications for sectional seeding.
The Skyhawks sailed out of the gate at a fast pace getting some easy transition baskets and led 18-13 after one quarter.
The visitors continued to shoot well in the second quarter and led 35-26 at the half. Mingo was cold to start the game and was 0-8 from behind the arc and shot only 35 percent from the floor. In the meantime, Scott made 13-26 from the field for 50 percent.
In the third quarter Mingo Central started playing the lock-down defense that head coach Brad Napier is known for. Plus, since they were cold from the outside, they decided to take the ball down in the low post.
That's where 6-6 senior center Marqus Cunningham and 6-2 junior Alex Lee took over. Cunningham, who had 11 points in the first half to keep the Miners close, took the game over scoring 14 points in the third quarter. He also had a two-handed slam dunk early in the fourth quarter.
Meanwhile, "Booger" Lee had two slam dunks, one on a breakaway inbounds play that was executed to perfection. The slam brought the partisan crowd to their feet and helped Mingo Central gain the momentum it needed. He added another one in the final quarter.
Then there was junior sharp shooter Julius Hatcher IV. He fired in a pair of 3-pointers early in the third quarter which helped Mingo Central cut into the Skyhawk lead. MCHS outscored Scott 18-7 in the third quarter 47-38 lead heading into the final quarter.
But Scott would not go away. They kept scrapping and clawing and fought back. The Miners were able to keep a comfortable lead for most of the final quarter and held on down the stretch to pull out the win.
The victory should help Mingo Central's seed in the upcoming Class AA sectional tourney. It also moves them up in the Cardinal Conference standings.
"This was a great win for a program," Napier said. "We started out cold and Scott played hard. Both teams did."
Napier praised the play of Cunningham. "He played like a man tonight," he said of his big center.
"I though Alex (Lee) played well and Julius (Hatcher) knocked down a couple of big 3's and played some tough defense," Napier added. "I told our team they had to match up and be quicker to the ball and get on the shooters."
"I think we are starting to learn how to win – especially in these close games," Napier said. "We executed down the stretch."
Steady senior point guard Austin Banks just missed a triple-double with eight points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. Cunningham had a career high for MCHS with 25 points and he also hauled in 11 rebounds. Lee had 11 points and six rebounds, while Hatcher had 11 points, including a trio of 3-pointers.
Freshman guard Stevie Hammond contributed five points, senior Zack Barker added a basket and freshman Dalton Hatfield hit a key free throw in the closing seconds.
Matt Dolan had an outstanding game for Scott with 25 points, while Anthony Sigmon added nine and Logan Webb eight.
The Miners celebrated Senior Night as the six 12th graders were introduced prior to the game with their parents. The two senior cheerleaders were also introduced. All of the senior received a gift bag from the Miners Boosters Club.
Mingo Central is now 11-8 on the season and played at Belfry Saturday night. They play at Wayne Tuesday in their final regular season contest.
Scott, coached by Nick Cabell, is now 12-9 on the season. The Skyhawks had beaten Mingo Central 62-61 back in December.
The Skyhawks host Poca Tuesday night and it will be Senior Night for Scott.
Score by quarters:
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Perhaps you have access to a private jet through an owner you know. It seems like a great deal: the aircraft is available almost any time, you fly with the same crew the owner uses and you pay considerably less than standard charter rates.
March 1, 2012
Invision Air has launched a charter service in India, using a pair of Embraer Phenom 100 very light jets. The company says it has four more Phenom 100s on order as well as six Phenom 300 light jets, the first of which is to be delivered in the middle of this year.
February 1, 2012
The threat of "carmageddon" gridlock during Los Angeles' freeway closure this past summer drew media attention to helicopter charter, as some locals forsook the road for rotor to reach the airport.
January 12, 2012
Anjet has opened an office in Hong Kong to complement its California-based operations. The charter company will cater to the private aviation needs of clients in China, South Korea, Singapore, India, the South Pacific, Australia, New Zealand and the surrounding areas.
October 1, 2011
You can get it at the coffee shop, on your smartphone, even in coach on an airliner. So why is it so difficult to get Wi-Fi on the jet you charter? One reason is that most chartered aircraft still lack broadband access.
June 1, 2011
Charter brokers are sometimes treated like the Rodney Dangerfields of the business aviation world. They don't get the respect typically accorded to the operators they work with–the companies that control or own the aircraft you use when you charter a flight.
February 1, 2011
You examine your bill at restaurants and scrutinize charges before checking out of a hotel, but how savvy are you about auditing your air charter invoice? Unfortunately, deciphering a charter bill isn't easy: no standard charter invoice exists, some simply list a total amount due, and even when charges are broken out, they can be opaque.
October 1, 2010
Options at the low end of the charter market-single-engine turbine and piston aircraft as well as VLJs (very light jets)-are expanding. That's good news if you've been priced out of larger jets, want to upgrade an automobile or airline trip without busting the bank or are looking to save money on short flights or when traveling without a large group.
August 1, 2010
Say for a moment that you own an aircraft rather than simply fly on those you charter. Given the direct operating costs and all the other expenses of ownership, how much would you charge a stranger to use your airplane?
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I'm sure it has been noticed that through out the OT stories when ever His people were called out of Egypt, bondage, trouble, etc. and were not to take anything with them when they went, they always took or kept something, and when they were led to another comfortable place,[because of their pretty near obedience] what they took or kept was always the seed that brought forth a path that led away from Him. Each of us is Babylon and all of us are Babylon.
This does not seem like it has found happened...The carnal Mind is SLAIN, its not made BETTER.. hence we have NO MORE CONFUSION by Mixiing, as WE ARE WE NOW ONE with HIM in Mind and body~JUDGMENT has Come as Judgment is to LIFE not Death~"Just read some of the posts, seems like confusion reigns, but then again thats just what this soul reads I suppose.
Yes, even a Bible can be an idol to a religious spirit.
uh, oh. I believe the Bible is the living word. That's why I quote it so much.For the word of God is living and active. [Heb 4:12]Jeremiah 23:29 "Is not my word like fire," declares the LORD, "and like a hammer that breaks a rock in pieces?Acts 7:38 He was in the assembly in the desert, with the angel who spoke to him on Mount Sinai, and with our fathers; and he received living words to pass on to us.
Each individual is a page at let me say reading that book with the pages going all over the place does not give a soul who who seeking much hope. All these words and symbols "we" put to use to make what "we" say, is about the most confusing reading that a soul can bear without falling into the pit of confusion. The Word is Life, the Bible, as we have it seems to confuse more than offer peace. On this site I personally have become so confused just attempting to lay hold of just what a soul is!Woman-soul-mind-marriage-appetite,senses, just to name a few. Yes, Babylon is working and very much competing today.


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Guce, who wound up as the runner-up at the conference championship, was a first team All-Big West selection as was redshirt freshman Cesilie Hagen who took third at the Cib West Championship.
CSUN Director of Athletics Dr. Brandon E. Martin announced Umeck's hiring on Aug. 27, 2013. She is the fourth head coach in Matador women's golf history.
"We are delighted to welcome Gina Umeck to the CSUN family," said Martin. "Gina brings a unique blend of talents to our women's golf program as a former professional player, collegiate coach, and national championship experience as a student-athlete. Coach Umeck's deep knowledge of the golf recruiting landscape in Southern California will impact our program immensely. I look forward to her contributing to our overarching goal of comprehensive excellence."
The Redlands, Calif. native played collegiately at UCLA, where her Bruin team won the NCAA Championship in 2004. She went on to play professionally for five years on the LPGA Symetra Tour and qualified for the 2008 U.S. Women's Open at Interlochen C.C. in Edina, Minn.
Umeck began her coaching career as an instructor at Stanford University's annual summer camp. She was a recurring staff member at Aroma Golf Academy in Los Angeles, where she offered instruction in Korean and English to junior and amateur players, and held a similar position at Wilshire Country Club.
While at the University of Albany, Umeck began with a squad of four players but recruited five new domestic and international players for the fall of 2013. Her recruiting class included a national top NJCAA player in Victoria Choi. Prior to Albany, Umeck spent two seasons (2010-11, 2011-12) as the head coach at Barry University in Miami, Fla. She led Barry to the 2012 NCAA Division II national championships where the Buccaneers finished fourth. It was the schools first appearance in the national championships since 2002.
Umeck earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish from UCLA in 2005 and also has a minor in Korean language.
"I am very grateful for the opportunity as head women's golf coach here at CSUN," said Umeck. "This is a position I am very enthusiastic about, not only because so many friends are alumni but also because my coach at UCLA began here. I take great pride in the program already and look to raise it to national prominence."


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Develop a strong biblical theology of mission for practical engagement in a world that needs to know Jesus Christ. Learn skills for understanding both the uniqueness of the world's different cultures and the increasing interconnectedness of these different social contexts through processes often referred to as globalization.
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Alan Guenther
Alan Guenther's interest in the history of Islam is based in large measure on the four years he lived in Pakistan from 1988 to 1992 while serving as a missionary with The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM). Upon returning from Pakistan, he pursued academic studies at the Institute of Islamic Studies at McGill University in Montreal, completing both his graduate degrees there.
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Information About A Horse is a Horse (Mr. Ed) TV Show
"Horse is a Horse" is the theme song for American TV show Mr. Ed, aired on CBS from 1961 to 1966. Mr. Ed was a palomino horse, who could talk, but only to his owner. Wilbur Post (played by Alan Young), was an architect who had his office in the same barn that stabled. Mr. Ed. Mr. Ed was voiced by Allan Lane, a country western star.
The song was written by songwriters Jay Livingston and Ray Evans and sung by Jay Livingston. The song was taken after a theme from EmileWaldterfel, a German Romantic era composer.
For the very first six episodes of the show only an instrumental version of the song was used, but when a professional singer could not be found, Livingston decided to sing the lyrics himself.
Mr. Ed was based on a short story, The Talking Horse, by 1930's author Walter R. Brooks. Reruns of the series can still be seen on a variety of stations that feature old shows from the 1960's.
The theme song, "Horse is a Horse,' continues to remain popular among young children, especially girls, who dream of someday owning their own pony or horse.
Visit Mr. Ed at his own scrapbook.
More about the Mr. Ed series and "A Horse is a Horse,' can be found on Wikipedia.
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cathy, Denmark
22 April 2015 at 7:45pm
Why's don't you have a tail
Legs Sparrow, USA
16 September 2014 at 8:54pm
Preformed by star ALAN YOUNG who later was the robot 7 ZARK 7 of BATTLE OF THE PLANETS
YouLeecllucynkbestfrien, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of
19 April 2014 at 6:09am
회사의 직장동료가 외국대학교에서 선물을 사다준적이 있습니다. 그 쇼핑백에 적혀있던 말이 뇌리에 박혔는데, 다음과 같았습니다. Education is not a preparation for life; edtaucion is life itself. 이 문장인데, 독서도 그렇고 배움도 삶과 함께 해야 하는 거로 이해하고 있습니다. 좋은 책 추천 감사합니다.
Karl, United States
18 March 2013 at 2:47am
Mr. Ed was directed by the same person who directed Francis the talking mile. The lips were moved by wires. The voices were by Chill Wills (Francisand Cowboy Lane was Mr. Eds voice. I have watched Mr. Ed when it was on prime time and got a kick out of it. On Green Acres Mr Haney sold a Mr. Fred
Abby C., United States
14 March 2013 at 3:49pm
I love Mr. Ed, I watched him as a kid. ( I still like him ) I watch the show over and over again even though I'm 21! LOL
Heidy, Cuba
3 November 2012 at 1:58pm
one of the best it ryhes a little it is so fun so good job rigting the song who ever wrote this
Nicole, United States
12 October 2012 at 3:03pm
omg i see mister ed ever moring before i leave for school and i go all day singing the song.. it annoys my friends but its just so catchy and funny :) i freaking love that talking horse!
Melissa, United States
15 April 2012 at 11:35pm
I love mister ed he is funny and i am only 10 and my mom told me about it it is very good and i enjoy it.
Todd, United States
15 December 2011 at 1:05am
It reminds me of my young, childhood. The tune came into my head after 40 years. looked it up on youtube, and waalla, a throwback to a more innoncent time in my life and in the country. Love the song.
Maddy, United States
19 October 2011 at 12:16am
Thanks so much! I needed this for a PE final, don't ask.
John, United States
31 May 2011 at 6:46pm
There's a "spokeshores" for the Yonkers Raceway and Casino who my wife and I consider one of Ed's scions. While we don't believe he has an official name, we've given him one: Ed Trotter.
Swift, Israel
28 May 2011 at 11:48am
the source is satan and if you hear the song clearly it shows that some one is singing this to satan , check out the reason why his million recorded album was burned by a group of teenagers at the church? long live ISR
Eric, United States
13 April 2011 at 1:42pm
The other error is "yak a streak" not "street".
Eric, United States
13 April 2011 at 1:41pm
These lyrics are wrong! One example: it ends "I AM Mr. Ed!" not "I'm Mr. Ed".
Cassandra, Australia
11 March 2011 at 10:27pm
I <3 mr.ed the horase
Rickster, United States
27 October 2010 at 6:18pm
I was somewhere age 3 to 8 watching Mr. Ed, and this song still cracks me up to sing it. I hope the author(s) did well by it, as it's really catchy. "Oh Wil ...lll ...lll..bur ... bur"
Karen, West Haven
3 September 2010 at 7:45pm
I had the talking hand puppet that all the other kids wanted to play with, so being very young, I buried it in my yard and couldn't remember where. So no one got to play with it...not very bright
Kayla, Kissimmee Us
30 July 2010 at 4:32pm
i love mr. ed he is my moms frend's horse and i ride him and give him baths all the time he is soo cute :)
Terri, Franklin, Tn Usa
13 July 2010 at 8:53pm
who sang a horse is a horse
Lauren Della Maddalena, Perth Australia
5 July 2010 at 2:00am
I love the horse of course but can he really talk.,...


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When I load USB GC backups via Dios Mios Loader, it's just fine. But when I try to do so in USB Loader GX, it just wants to copy them to the SD card...
I haven't found a setting that goes against what I've found here, but I may have overlooked something. (I don't change much from the defaults...)
I have both the most up-to-date release of both DIOS MIOS and USB Loader, and the USB drive does work for GC loading (as I said).
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Nina Dobrev, can you cook for us next Thanksgiving? The Vampire Diaries star wished all of her fans a very happy Thanksgiving yesterday and posted some pics of the spread at her gathering. It looks amazing, to say the least!
"Thanksgiving head to toe ... Cooking, baking, laughing," Nina tweeted along with a pic of her posing with the Thanksgiving feast.
Nina spent the holiday in New Orleans, with her mom, Michaela. "Happy Thanksgiving! In New Orleans now, filled with gratitude for the greatest kids and family around me!," Michaela tweeted.
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And what did Ian cook up for Turkey Day? "My speciality: organic white-truffled&garlic mash potatoes is NOT disappointing anyone...," the Vampire Diaries star tweeted on Thursday. Garlic truffle mashed potatoes? Leave it to Ian to make our mouths water!
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BUFFALO, NY – Sarah Lorusso's 2 goals led Hilbert College's offensive push in their 20-3 'home opener' loss to Thiel College in women's lacrosse March 23. The Hawks hosted the Tomcats in North Buffalo at the Nichols School turf field when their snow-covered Hamburg campus venue was deemed un-playable. Three different Thiel players netted four goals each as the Tomcats improved to 4-6 overall.
Thiel held a 2-0 advantage after just 3 minutes of play before Lorusso found the inside of the frame at 21:27. The Tomcats turned up the heat after that dent and took an 11-1 lead after the game's first 30 minutes of play. Each team was charged with 11 turnovers but the visitors held advantages in draw controls (8-2) and shots (21-2). Hilbert's Meghan Stewart earned 5 saves in the net by the break.
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Kelley Bellia (3 assists), Emily Harrigan and Beth Snider all tied for game-high scoring honors with 4 goals each. Cassy Mahdi chipped in 2 goals, assisted on four scores and earned eight draw controls for Thiel.
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Master of Arts Degree in Spanish
The Master of Arts degree in Spanish offers the student the opportunity for an in-depth view of Hispanic studies in three specialized areas: literature, culture, and language, underscoring the unity of the Hispanic world rather than its national components. Elective courses in Linguistics (LNG) and Foreign Languages (FL) offer an opportunity to further the student's grasp of the Spanish language in its geographical, cultural, and social variations.
Program Admission Requirements. In addition to satisfying the University-wide graduate admission requirements, applicants are expected to have 12 or more upper-division hours in Hispanic culture, literature, or linguistics and a mastery of oral and written skills in Spanish in an academic register. Upper-division grammar, oral communication, and language skills courses may not be included in this requirement. Students will have written and oral proficiencies assessed via performance in coursework during their first semester of study.
A grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) is required in undergraduate coursework in Spanish. These requirements may be waived in unusual circumstances upon the approval of the Graduate Program Committee.
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Application Materials. In addition to filing the regular University application for admission, all applicants must submit to the Spanish Graduate Committee, for evaluation, a one- to two-page statement written in Spanish describing the objectives of proposed graduate study and at least one letter of recommendation from a prior teacher or professional colleague.
Degree Requirements. The number of semester credit hours required for this degree, exclusive of coursework or other study required to remove admission deficiencies, is 36. A maximum of one grade of "C" shall be applicable toward coursework for the Master of Arts degree.
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- 3 semester credit hours of SPN 5373 Introduction to Graduate Spanish Studies. This course must be taken within the first 18 hours of graduate work.
- 18 semester credit hours distributed as follows:
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6 hours in Spanish language and linguistics (SPN and LNG)
6 hours in literature (SPN)
- 15 semester credit hours of electives in Spanish (SPN), Linguistics (LNG), Foreign Languages (FL) or other courses as approved by the Graduate Advisor of Record.
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SPN 6983 Master's Thesis. The satisfactory completion of a thesis in accordance with University regulations as stated under Options for Master's Degrees in Chapter 4, Master's Degree Regulations. If this option is chosen, up to 6 semester credit hours of thesis credit may be used in place of the electives in item C.
- The satisfactory completion of a comprehensive examination, to be taken toward the end of a student's 36-hour program. Students are advised to speak with the Graduate Advisor of Record when close to 27 hours.
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The Certificate in Spanish Translation Studies is a 15-hour option in Spanish graduate studies with its primary focus on the language skills necessary to perform translation. Translation is defined as the rendering of a written text from a source language into another, while interpretation is the rendering of spoken language from a source language into another. Although this program will concentrate on the former rather than on the latter, both draw on the same type of general linguistic skills as those gained by studies in literature, language, and culture. This certificate focuses closely on practical applications in modern day life.
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FL 5043 Principles of Translation
SPN 6083 Theory and Practice of Translation
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SPN 5023 Writing and Editing in Spanish
SPN 5843 History of the Spanish Language
SPN 5853 Spanish of the Southwest
SPN 5883 Spanish Morphology and Syntax
SPN 5893 Spanish Dialects
SPN 6973 Special Problems
- 3 semester credit hours of any SPN 5000-level course or above with a focus on language, literature, or culture
- FL 6013 Practicum in Translation
Students will take this course during their last semester of enrollment in the Certificate Program. In consultation with the instructor, they will select an area of interest and define a task within that area. Project translation work will normally be exclusively into the student's dominant language.