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Fresh Cranberry & Orange Bread
adapted from low fat baking
- 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour (see substitute here)
- 1 cup all purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sugar (add 1/4-1/2 cup more for those liking sweet bread)
- 1 tbsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- zest from 1 orange
- 2/3 cup fresh orange juice
- 3 egg whites, lightly beaten
- 3 tbsp melted butter
- 3 tbsp vegetable oil
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) fresh cranberries
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) walnuts, chopped
1) How to Bake in Microwave
2) How to Bake in Microwave Convection Oven
For making Substitutions please refer my handy chart:
1) Baking substitutions
2) Egg Substitutions
Lori DalelyDecember 14th, 2014 on 11:49 am
Delicious, will definitely make it again
November 6th, 2014 on 12:09 pm
I've had this bread before, truly delicious! I've tried scones with this recipe…also delicious!
Priya NaveenFebruary 23rd, 2012 on 2:34 pm
I have a query I have sour oranges growing in my backyard… can I use that in this recipe? will it alter the taste? will it be bitter?.Been thinking to make since I have plenty of oranges but the sour ones prevented me from doing it..:(. Kindly let me know.
Priya Naveen
I am not really sure. Cranberries themselves are tart and usually pair well with tart citrusy flavours. Refer uses for sour oranges here http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/sour_orange.html and here :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitter_orange – it might provide more ideas
AmberDecember 2nd, 2011 on 7:35 am
I am looking for a dish for a potluck and this looks great. One of my co-workers is gluten intolerate. Do you know of a way to make ths gluten free??
BhavnaApril 4th, 2011 on 12:07 pm
Hi, I am most motivated to try the eggless version of this recipes (had once tried cranberry orange cookies at Mark's & Spencers and love the combo). Have three questions for you – 1. Which amongst your list would you recommend as the best substitute for the egg whites to get the similar texture/ fluffiness? 2. Where can I get fresh cranberries in Delhi – I don't see it at the local food vendor and 3. Do you have an eggless version for cranberry & orange cookies too?
djJanuary 30th, 2011 on 11:55 am
This looks great! I usually use a combo of mostly wwflour & a little apflour. I'd use the whole eggs for the nutritional value, & maybe put some applesauce in there. I watch both sugar & fat. I'm always interested in how the baking container is prepared. What's used & what's leaking into the food. Waxed paper? Is that safe?
yes its safe…and it cranberry juice
AnitaDecember 22nd, 2010 on 6:43 pm
How would I make this eggless?
I have updated the post with the substitution list..pls refer
JolinMay 15th, 2010 on 9:17 pm
Hi do I substitute the whole wheat pastry flour with 1 cup of all purpose flour and 2 tbsop cornstarch? If so, a total of 2 cups all purpose flour are needed for the recipe right? Thanks.
Oh yes thats correct. Or else forget the cornstarch – Just use the all purpose flour to substitute the pastry flour. That will work too! –DK
KatieFebruary 6th, 2010 on 12:12 pm
Hey! Thanks so much for this recipe, I made it yesterday for my hockey coaches and everyone loved it! I plan to borrow many more of your ideas.. Cheers!
I am glad to hear that Katie –DK
AnuDecember 8th, 2009 on 5:06 pm
Hey, I made something very similar to this, but the tartness of cranberries were over-powering. Next time I'll reduce the cranberry or add dried ones. The bread does look very pretty!
December 8th, 2009 on 7:17 am
Yes it's definitely telepathy. Earlier I have tried cranberry/orange bread with dried cranberries, so I thought I should try it with the fresh ones. Now I'm thinking of some other recipe. Somebody had posted cranberry rice/pulav recently. I think I should try that
December 8th, 2009 on 6:32 am
Wow DK, so tempting…how you get the cranberries distributed
evenly in the batter?
December 8th, 2009 on 4:36 am
Oh the bread looks so pretty DK..!!
December 8th, 2009 on 2:42 am
Looks scrumptious!
December 7th, 2009 on 11:09 pm
Wowwww it looks gorgeous.Great Recipe:)
December 7th, 2009 on 10:02 pm
Wow,I was missing bread here.This is perfect.Fresh cranberries -I miss them now,last year I bgbt 2 packets and had very few recipes and this year I see several and there are no fresh berries.BEAUTIFUL .I am thinking of using pom instead of cran but I am not sure of the pom-orange combo!Absolutely WOW bread
December 7th, 2009 on 8:21 pm
very tempting cake….just one question, whenever I add orange juice to my cakes, they taste bitter,, do you know why??? Lot of people add it to the cakes somehow mine doesn't turn out great
Does your juice taste bitter? Taste and see first before adding it to the baked goods. Are you using Orange zest in such recipes? Usually it needs care while zesting orange/lemons since even a little deeper skin can cause extreme bitterness. Other than I am not able to think of why it tastes bitter – will chk and let u know if I get more info on this…–DK
December 7th, 2009 on 7:26 pm
I can't believe my eyes Dhivi. I bought fresh cranberries this morning to make the very same bread, but eggless.
Din't I tell you – we have some telepathy thingy going on between us. On my last count , this will be like the 4th time something like this has happened between us –DK
December 7th, 2009 on 4:00 pm
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ;-D Those are my favorite flavors right now, and pomegranate.
December 7th, 2009 on 2:44 pm
Wow, looks absolutely deelish!
December 7th, 2009 on 2:42 pm
Such a healthy and delicious bread…unfortunately i wont get that much easily fresh cranberries, will try out with dry cranberries…Tempting bread!
December 7th, 2009 on 2:09 pm
I baked a cake with pomegranates last Friday. This bread sounds healthy and delicious. This might be my next baking venture! Nice recipe Dhiv.
December 7th, 2009 on 1:57 pm
This is so tempting…
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Opponents haven't stopped fighting the ACA since its passage. The U.S. House has voted 37 times to repeal or defund all or parts of the law. None of these efforts has gained traction with Democrats who controlled the Senate.
Twenty-six states joined a federal lawsuit trying to overturn the ACA, but the Supreme Court upheld all but one of the challenged provisions. Many citizens voted for Mitt Romney hoping he would overturn the law, but President Obama was re-elected. With all of these avenues blocked, some states continued to resist ACA by refusing to act on health insurance exchanges.
States' options
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) outlined three exchange models:
- State-run exchange – Under this option, the state operates all aspects of the exchange.
- State-federal partnership – Under this option, the state performs some functions, while HHS performs others.
- Federally operated exchange – Under this option, HHS will operate the exchange.
While some states began evaluating the options nearly immediately, others charged the federal government hadn't provided enough information to support a decision and that none of the options gave states any meaningful control. Knowing the political leanings in a state made it fairly easy to predict how states would proceed.
How states approached the exchange decision
Early adopters – A handful of states jumped into exchange planning shortly after the ACA passed. California was the first state to pass legislation authorizing an exchange – doing so in September 2010. Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Oregon, Vermont and Washington all authorized state-run exchanges in 2011. Massachusetts and Utah were operating exchange prior to ACA, and both are moving ahead on changes needed to comply with ACA requirements.
States that moved quickly to establish exchanges are generally blue states. Obama carried all but Utah in both 2008 and 2012, and many of the early adopters have Democratic governors.
Pragmatists – A number of states took a pragmatic approach. Despite the uncertainty about the ACA in general and exchange requirements in particular, the pragmatists did enough work to keep their options open.
In some cases, legislatures failed to authorize exchanges, yet federal grants were accepted and spent as executive branches authorized significant planning work to proceed. Minnesota is a good example. While the Republican-controlled legislature failed to authorize an exchange in 2011 or 2012, Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton's administration made quiet, extensive progress on an exchange.
Dayton used an executive order to appoint a task force that has been active since October 2011. Minnesota has been awarded about $75 million in federal grants. In November 2012, Minnesota submitted a letter of intent and blueprint for a state-run exchange. The November elections returned both the House and the Senate to Democrats, who passed exchange legislation in March.
Some states remained opposed to the ACA, but took the position that if the state must have a health insurance exchange, it is better for the state to run it than the federal government. Idaho is an example. Republican Gov. Butch Otter is on record opposing the ACA. However, shortly after the Supreme Court upheld most ACA provisions, Otter established workgroups to consider a state-run exchange and expansion of the Medicaid program. Otter announcedin December that Idaho would run its own exchange.
Passive resisters – A few Republican-controlled states took the approach opposite to that of Idaho: they are opposed to the ACA and have done little or nothing to establish an exchange. States in this category include Pennsylvania, South Dakota and Wyoming. All three eventually opted for federally run exchange.
Active resisters – A number of states – mostly led by Republican governors adamantly opposed to the ACA – said early and often that they would not implement state-run health insurance exchanges. Alaska, Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and Texas are all examples.
These states turned down and returned federal grant money for exchange planning. Some have passed laws and constitutional amendments banning a state-run exchange. Oklahoma continues to fight the ACA in court. State Attorney General Scott Pruitt claims that penalties for businesses who don't offer healthcare insurance to employees should apply only in the case of state-run insurance exchanges. Since Oklahoma will have a federally run exchange, its employers would be exempt from penalties.
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Odd Angles of Heaven, edited by David Craig and Janet McCann
Poets at Prayer
Odd Angles of Heaven: Contemporary Poetry by People of Faith.
by David Craig and Janet McCann.
Harold Shaw. 311 pp. $14.99.
Some contemporary writers of poetry take to religion, searching for the feelings that might release their fine command of words. And some religious people take to writing poetry, searching for the words that might express their fine religious feelings. Unfortunately, neither aspiration is a sufficient cause of good writing, and so religious poetry today has a tendency to magnify the difficulty under which nearly all contemporary poetry labors: the writers cannot feel, and the feelers cannot write.
All the more reason, then, to look forward to a work entitled Odd Angles of Heaven: Contemporary Poetry by People of Faith. For this could be the book that breaks the mold, showing us how a group of major poets can work, via religion, to revive the prospects of English poetry itself. Unfortunately again, it does not.
Odd Angles of Heaven is an easily read anthology, presenting one to four short poems, chiefly lyrical, by each of 70 poets. A reader not well acquainted with contemporary poetry may find the principle of selection disconcerting. With poets best known for secular verse, the editors evidently felt bound to choose the odd, and usually uncharacteristic, religious example. With those best known for religious verse, they evidently felt free to choose anything—even if not obviously religious. The anthology, which is alphabetically arranged, thus sets little-known religious poetry by such well-known writers as Wendell Berry, X. J. Kennedy, Denise Levertov, William Stafford, Richard Wilbur, and Charles Wright alongside the work of poets hardly known at all outside religious circles. And just to complete the oddity, it includes a handful of nonreligious poems for no apparent reason whatsoever.
All of the poets, or at least all of the poems, are American, and Christian of one stripe or another, and this is one way in which the book disappoints. The editors were certainly right to reject pseudo-religious New Age verse, and right again to accept verse from many different branches of American Christianity; but the absence of poets of other faiths skews the picture of American religion, and the absence of non-Americans, such as the increasingly important Irish poets and British writers like Geoffrey Hill (to my mind, the most distinguished contemporary religious poet), deprives the reader of some of the most important work being done today.
These considerations aside, however, it must also be said that within their chosen confines David Craig and Janet McCann have assembled a good sample of verse. Mostly in the unrhymed plain style, it is competent, assured, and careful to avoid the sentimentality, pietism, and cheap mysticism that tends to disfigure the genre. On the whole, the polished writers fare better here than the deep feelers (good ranting and raving require more space than an anthology can afford), and those poets well known for their skill with secular verse prove no less skillful at religious verse.
Thus, Richard Wilbur in "The Rule" asserts the need for formal ritual in religion:
the rule has ruled. . . .
Does that revolt you? If so, you
are free
To squat beneath the deadly
That tree of caustic drops and
fierce aspersion,
And fancy that you have
escaped from mercy.
Things must be done in one
way or another.
In "The Waterbury Cross," X. J. Kennedy, another secular poet, recounts his difficulty understanding the death-bed return to Roman Catholicism of his fellow poet Wallace Stevens. And Wendell Berry has several nice Audenesque pieces, especially "The Way of Pain," in which he allows the pangs of child-rearing and the pangs of religious hope to illuminate each other:
For parents, the only way
is hard. We who give life
give pain. There is no help. . . .
I read of Abraham's sacrifice. . . .
The beloved life was spared
that time, but not the pain.
It was the pain that was required.
Turning to poets known for their religious verse, I would especially praise Dana Gioia's rhymed gem, "Guide to the Other Gallery," the initial stanza of which reads:
This is the hall of broken limbs
Where splintered marble
athletes lie
Beside the arms of cherubim.
Nothing is ever thrown away.
and David Citino's series of hilarious precepts in "Sister Mary Appassionata":
Drowned bodies, drunkards,
heroes, saviors
surface always on the third day.
Virgin wool cures the deepest
ache or burn. . . .
The holiest creatures are those
that fly. . . .
Those whose eyebrows meet
can never be trusted.
Women named Agnes always
go mad.
About the large number of weak or otherwise defective poems in this anthology, by poets both religious and secular, the less said the better. Weak or strong, however, what is most distressing is the absence of any poems that make a religious world live on the page, the way, for example, Robert Lowell—whatever his personal faith may have been—made such a world live in "The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket" and "After the Surprising Conversions."
Is this the fault of the poets? Far too many of them, it should be noted, teach in college-writing programs, and as several critics have had occasion to observe in recent years (among them Joseph Epstein in "Who Killed Poetry?," COMMENTARY, August 1988), such poets seem to publish only for each other or to obtain tenure. This sterile meistersinger system, moreover, was established at the worst possible historical moment: at the height (or depth) of the rebellion against anything noble and exalted in verse. With its demand for a prosy style, the writing-degree system institutionalized a sort of self-conscious simplicity and studied primitivism—as though academics had developed elaborate rules to ensure that all trained artists would paint just like Grandma Moses.
The plain style is not in itself unpoetic; it can capture the perfect simplicity of a Japanese vase, and it can endow the rhythms of natural speech with force and feeling. But there are higher and lower ranges of human experience which it cannot articulate, and which it serves, in fact, to deny: the ranges of war and festival, damnation and salvation, evil and good. The formal adoption of this style by the poetry establishment has thus helped to impoverish poetic expression in general, and religious expression all the more so.
But the failure of religious poetry is not entirely the fault of the poets; indeed, to watch the struggles of the more innocent among them in this anthology is genuinely painful. Religious poetry cannot make readers believe; for its words and feelings to possess unity and force, it needs to rely on an already existing religious culture, and that culture has to be a shared one. Lacking such a shared religious culture—lacking today even its living memory—we have only competent writers in whose hands the plain style is incapable of drawing new feeling from the well of old religion, and religious people in whose hands the plain style is tragically or farcically incapable of expressing their obviously deep religious feeling.
Poetry itself is, in this sense, a casualty of the decay of religious culture in America and England. We do not all need to have the same religion to have good poetry in English, but we all need to have some sense of the enrichment of language that religious ritual bestows and the stability of language that religious faith preserves. "Religion is a spring," Henry Vaughan declared in the 17th century, "That from some secret, golden mine / Derives her birth, and thence doth bring / Cordials in every drop, and wine." There are certain things that can be done to help reestablish religious culture in America, and certain things that can be done only after its return. Good poetry, especially good religious poetry, is unfortunately one of the things that come after.


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Errors in academic planning and/or registration take on a special significance under the semester system, with its eight registration opportunities rather than the twelve available under quarters.
The 1998 plan requires adviser approval for registration and annual planning through the first two years. The proposal also urgently recommends that instructors of courses with any freshman enrolled prepare a midterm grade or other evaluation for those students doing less than C work in the course.
Official UMM Policy approved by the Campus Assembly
April 13, 1998
To: Executive Committee
From: James Olson, Chair of the Scholastic Committee
Subject: Modification of Advising System to Semester Schedule
The Proposed Modifications
The Scholastic Committee has thoroughly examined the advising process as it will function in the context of semesters. The history of our present system as outlined in key advising documents approved by the Campus Assembly in 1970 and 1980, as a well as evaluative information regarding students' and graduates' opinions of advising, have formed the basis for our deliberations. The present system is based on experience over a relatively long time.
An underlying principle since 1970 has been that students and faculty should be able to work with people with common interests and that the relationship should be interactive and developmental. To encourage this, the comprehensive advising system approved by the Assembly has these components:
Under the quarter system, students meet with their advisers six times during the first two years. Under semesters, the number of meetings will remain the same, though they will occur throughout the first and second years. The Scholastic Committee views proposed modification as a continuation of the modification process that has taken place through the years, to accommodate the advising/planning/registration process as it proceeds in the context of semesters.
Fewer Registration Opportunities
Students and advisers need to be aware that errors in academic planning and/or registration are usually more significant in the semester system, given the fact that there are a total of eight registration opportunities under semesters, whereas there are twelve such opportunities under the quarter system. It is particularly important to identify problems which students may encounter during their first semester at UMM. Assisting them, whether by simply encouraging more contact with the faculty member or making them aware of the Academic Assistance Center or any of the resources available is critical to their success. IF programmatic changes are in order, they too must be addressed as quickly as possible, since the number of registration opportunities is limited. Second year students and beyond are subject to the same issues of appropriate courses to satisfy requirements, whether the requirements are general education or relate to a major or minor.
adviser Approval through the First Two Years
The Scholastic Committee is proposing that adviser approval be required for registration and annual planning during he first two years in residence at UMM. This maintains the number of meetings currently required, though it moves one meeting to the second year. To help to protect the student as well as maintain the recent advances in the registration process, advisers must be involved in the programmatic planning advisees make throughout the undergraduate years. Requiring adviser approval through two years also addresses the problem of PSEO and transfer students who arrive with close to 45 credits technically have not been required to meet with their advisers.
A summary of the Scholastic Committee recommendation is provided on the Advising Schedule. The anticipated outcomes are consistent with current practice.
Unofficial Midterm Grades for Students Doing Less than C Work
Additionally the Scholastic Committee recommends, with some urgency, that instructors of courses containing ANY freshmen prepare a midterm grade or evaluation for those freshmen who are doing less that C work in the course. It is expected that this information, when given to the student, will initiate some degree of contact with that instructor and result in a student:
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b. being informed of additional assistance available such as the Academic Assistance Center , tutors, help sessions, etc.;
c. perhaps being referred to her/his adviser for additional input and assistance.
a. being warned that continued work at the level of accomplishment to date will yield a grade lower than C at the end of the semester;
b. being informed of additional assistance available such as the Academic Assistance Center , tutors, help sessions, etc.;
c. perhaps being referred to her/his adviser for additional input and assistance.
The rationale for this version of an "unofficial" midterm grade recognizes that some students have difficulty adjusting to the workloads, time lines and other expectations which occur at the college level. Since a semester is a long time (compared to quarters) and since there is only one more registration opportunity for the first year, it is important that students be aware that they are in academic difficulty as soon as possible during the first semester, and receive whatever assistance is appropriate for the situation.
* Fall, Midterm contact may occur as a result of poor performance in a course, determined by the course instructor. That instructor has the option of passing appropriate information along to the adviser as soon as possible. The adviser looks for patterns of significant problems vs. isolated difficulties, and consults with the student regarding opportunities for assistance and other available options.


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With the official end of the 2008-09 academic year just around the corner, Lehigh University took time to say "thank you" by honoring the recipients of the 2009 Faculty and Staff Awards at the annual Lehigh Appreciation dinner, held May 5 in Rauch Fieldhouse.
Those faculty members honored included:
Dominic Packer
, psychology, who received the Robert C. and Virginia L. Williamson Award for Social Research, which recognizes the best published research in the social sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Ray Midlam
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Gaurav Gulati
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David Kashinski
, physics, recipients of the Lehigh University Teaching Assistant Award, which honors excellence demonstrated by graduate student teaching assistants.
Robert Storer
, professor of industrial and systems engineering and the co-director of the IBE honors program, who received the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, which is presented to a senior faculty member for distinguished teaching performed during the academic year. The award can be won only once in one's career.
James Gunton
, professor of physics, recipient of the Hillman Faculty Award, which recognizes excellence in teaching or research work, or for advancing the interests of the university.
Ivan Biaggio
, associate professor of physics, who received the Eleanor and Joseph F. Libsch Early Career Research Award, which honors faculty members who are early in their research career and who have demonstrated the potential for high-quality research and scholarship.
Shin-Yi Chou
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Nandu Nayar
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Yuilang "Oliver" Yao
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Benjamin Wright
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David Cundall
, professor of biological studies, who received the Hillman Award for Undergraduate Advising, which recognizes excellence in the advising of undergraduate students.
Ziad Munson
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Edward Whitley
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Miren Edurne Portela
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Parveen Gupta
, professor and department chair in accounting, recipient of the Robert and Christine Staub Faculty Excellence Award in Business and Economics, which is presented to a faculty member who is perceived to have made a positive difference in the lives of students, the college community, or with fellow faculty members.
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Susan Lantz
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Rebecca Eshelman
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Dana Stow
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Julia Maserjian
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Henry Odi
, executive director, Academic Outreach, who received the Employee Relations Advisory Committee (ERAC) Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes outstanding service by a nonexempt or exempt staff member.
Mary Kay Baker
, director of conference and special housing services, who received the Lehigh University Award for Distinguished Service, which recognizes members of the exempt staff who have contributed in significant ways to the Lehigh community over a number of years.
Stephen Guttman
, director of the budget office, recipient of the Paul J. Franz Award, which recognizes a professional staff administrator who combines excellence of performance with a service of dedication and devotion to Lehigh University.
Deborah Laub
, department coordinator, theatre, who received the Hillman Nonexempt Staff Award, which recognizes nonexempt staff members for excellence in performance or for advancing the interests of the university.
Vincent Callanan
Wilfredo "Fred" Colon
, lead technicians in facilities services, both recipients of John W. and Barbara R. Woltjen Awards, which recognize outstanding contributions of a nonexempt staff member.
Mary Ann Dent
, academic coordinator, mathematics department, who received the Perry and Carol Zirkel Award, which recognizes outstanding performance and contributions by a nonexempt staff member.
In addition to honoring the contributions of specific faculty and staff award winners, the dinner also gave the university a chance to wish a fond farewell to 16 members of the Lehigh family who have decided to retire.
The 16 Lehigh University retirees are:
• Edward Barndt (athletics)
• Arlan Benscoter (material science and engineering)
• Addison Bross (English)
• J. Alwyn Eades (material science and engineering)
• Robert Folk (physics)
• James Greenleaf (finance and law)
• Richard Herman (chemistry)
• Robert Kendi (Rauch Center for Business Communications)
• Michael Kolchin (management and associate dean for graduate studies)
• Susan Lohrman (Health Center)
• Mary Ann Mikitka (dean of students)
• Robert Sorensen (civil and environmental engineering)
• Valerie Van Billiard (LTS client services)
• Fred Wehden (LTS client services)
• Raymond Wylie (international relations)
• Ivan Zaknic (art and architecture)
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Born November 29, 1940, in Logan, he was a son of the late James and Dursie Stevens White. Also preceding him in death were brothers, Richard, Ed and Billy Ray White, and nephew, Carl Edward White.
Carl served his country in the U.S. Navy. After 20 years of service, he retires as a Senior Chief. Carl enjoyed horseback riding, farming, and working on his tractor. His true passion was spending time with his family.
Survivors include his wife of 23 years, Helen Starkey White; sons, Rodney White, Melvin (Holly) Lambert II and Jeffery (Kathy) Lambert; daughters, Laura (Ken) Gallant and Alisha (Randy) Olson; grandchildren, Chelsea, Daniel, Rowdy and Natalie Jo; brothers, Rex (Joyce) White and Bob (Janette) White; sisters, Janett Watkins, Minnie (Bill) Thorton, Mary Kraft and Juanita (John) Bishop, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Once you have submitted your application to the College of Graduate Studies, it will be processed by their staff, and if you meet the requirements of the College of Graduate Studies they will pass all of your materials to the ESSC (Education Student Services Center) in the College of Education and Human Services.
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Two limited-edition Star Trek commemorative coins will be released by the Perth Mint.
The one ounce silver commemorative coins will arrive on February 16.
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Two limited-edition Star Trek commemorative coins will be released by the Perth Mint.
The one ounce silver commemorative coins will arrive on February 16.
For Australian fans waiting for Star Trek Live in Concert to come to their country, there is good news with the release of a new schedule of appearances.
The movie and music event will arrive there early next year.
Videos and pictures have begun appearing online for the Sydney Australia Star Trek into Darkness premiere.
The videos and pictures include the red carpet appearance of the stars, and the introduction to the movie by J.J. Abrams.
The first Star Trek into Darkness premiere takes place in Sydney Australia tomorrow, with J.J Abrams, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Karl Urban in attendance.
Thirty photos featuring the four men enjoying a sunny day in Australia the day before the World Premiere have been released.
Today was the official premiere of Star Trek XI in Sydney, Australia and fans arrived early to see the stars walk the red carpet.
As reported by TrekMovie.com and Trekweb.com, there were thousands of fans waiting outside of the Sydney Opera House as well as the sixteen-hundred invited guests inside, which included media, celebrities and bloggers. (more…)
Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto arrived in Australia on Monday to attend the April 7th World Premiere of Star Trek XI.
As reported by Just Jared.com, the two Star Trek XI leads were spotted recently in a Sydney park having a bit of exercise as shown in photos located here. (more…)
For those fans who can't attend the Star Trek XI premiere in Sydney, Australia, they can follow live coverage of the premiere using social media. Fans may also submit questions to film-makers via Twitter.
As reported by Picture Production Company, the premiere of Star Trek XI takes place Tuesday, April 7th at the Sydney Opera house. PPC Interactive will have a team of bloggers to bring live coverage to fans all over the world, using social media such as Twitter, Ustream, Flickr and Phreadz.
The World Premiere of Star Trek XI will be held at the Sydney Opera House with Australian-born Eric Bana (Nero) in attendance.
As reported by The Australian, Star Trek XI will premiere on April 7th in Sydney, Australia, where 1600 invited guests will join J.J. Abrams, Bana, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Karl Urban to see the latest offering in the Star Trek franchise. (more…)


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Dallas Sparkman, 79, of Willard, Ohio, died Tuesday April 30, 2013. He was born December 20, 1933 to the late Willie and Sadie Stephens Sparkman. Dallas was a believer in the United Baptist Faith and retired from MTD products.
He was the husband of Alta Ratliff Sparkman.
He was preceded in death by three brothers: Otis Sparkman, Ken Sparkman and Ted Sparkman; two sisters: Connie Mosley and one infant sister.
Dallas is survived by one son: Derek Sparkman & his wife Lurey ; one grandson: Derek Shannon Sparkman & his wife Jennifer ; and one great-grandson: William James Sparkman; brothers & sisters: Carvin Sparkman, Raymond Sparkman, Clara Prater, Allene Mosley, Arlene Scott, Paulette Crotts, Imogene Griffith & Jody Sparkman.
Funeral services were held Saturday May 4, at Nelson Fraizier Funeral Home with Bethel Bolen and Rev. Danny Hamilton officiating. Burial followed the service at Stephens Cemetery in Hueysville.
Nelson Frazier Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.


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Am I a Bumpaholic? Babble.com
This morning, I awoke at seven a.m. to feed my hungry five-month-old, Clara. Soon after my husband left for work, her brothers Owen, three, and William, five, joined her on my bed and promptly began bickering – their most favorite pastime these days besides nurturing their ever-growing collection of Pokemon cards. A while later, my older two sons Jacob, eleven, and Isaac, nine, emerged bleary-eyed from their room, where they'd stayed up too late murmuring in the dark from their bunk bed.
Then my day really began: breakfast to make, diapers to change, dishes to clear, toys to step over, toys to step on. At one point I had spit-up in my hair and a mixture of sand (residue from yesterday's trip to the beach) and Cheerios stuck to my feet. It's noon, and I'm just now putting those sticky feet up to try to get a little work done to the tune of a foam sword fight. I won't stop until I fall into bed tonight after the kids are asleep, sipping a glass of wine while I watch reruns of The Golden Girls.
Bumpaholism? Oh yes, it's a real disorder. It's my life, and while it can be exhausting and sometimes frustrating, I love it. I love the noise and the laughter. I love the friendships I see growing between my boys, and the way they dote on their baby sister. I always knew I'd like to have a big family, and though I'm pretty sure we're done at five and I look forward to re-claiming some of my independence, there's a bit of me that'll be sad to move on from this stage of my life.
Apparently, that puts me in danger of being a "bumpaholic."
Bumpaholism? Oh yes, it's a real disorder. At least, according to a recent Women's Health article and Today Show story, claiming that a large number of women want lots of kids for all the wrong reasons.
It's just one more example of a recent media-driven onslaught against bigger-than-average families, fueled by freak-show-esque examples like OctoMom and Jon & Kate, and inspiring creative phrase-coining, like "competitive birthing" (Thanks, NPR!) and "compulsive motherhood" (Good one, ABCNews!).
"Having babies isn't addictive in the way that alcohol and narcotics can be. But bumpaholics feel compelled to procreate for many of the same reasons that substance abusers turn to booze or drugs," reads Women's Health. In this article, experts speculate about the reason women have more than a couple of babies: to get attention. To get waited on hand and foot by our spouses (that, I'm told, is far from a universal experience). To avoid returning to work or having to figure out what to do with our lives next. To get unsolicited comments and belly rubs from strangers. (Oh yeah, ask any pregnant woman; we just LOVE that).


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Gin Cocktail with Sweet Tea & Pomegranate & Conference Giveaway
Once again I've been lucky enough to have a post over with Wendy from Around My Family Table. This time my post has the recipe for my newest favorite drink. It's a Gin Cocktail with Sweet Tea and Pomegranate Juice. Beyond refreshing. I've also got a giveaway below for one free registration to Blended. Keep reading to find out all about it.
I have a guest post up at Around My Family Table. Click here to go check out my recipe for a Gin Cocktail with Sweet Tea and Pomegranate Juice.
I guest post over on Wendy's site Around My Family Table regularly and have enjoyed getting to know her readers as well as Wendy herself. Wendy and I met in person for the first time at BlogHer Food in Austin a little while ago. It was one of those rare moments when you meet someone and you just instantly click. We got along great! Which is why I'm excited to be heading over to Phoenix, Arizona to visit with her in September.
The purpose of my September visit is that Wendy has asked me to speak at a blogging conference that she co-organizes. I'll be talking about Pinterest and about PinChatLive. I can't wait.
It looks like Blended is going to be an amazing conference with great speakers and topics lined up. Check out what Blended is all about by clicking here.
So so so amazing. You should really be there. Yes really. You! Hey, I have an idea: Why don't you enter the giveaway below for a chance to win one free registration to Blended? That way you could go to the conference and we could hang out while there. I'll even introduce you to Wendy.
Enter below to win one free registration to Blended:
5 Responses to "Gin Cocktail with Sweet Tea & Pomegranate & Conference Giveaway"
It's only 9 am and now I want one of those drinks! :) They look so refreshing and I love drinking from Mason Jars. Thank you for hosting such a great giveaway too!
What an awesome giveaway! I really want to go to Blended Conference…loving this!
Thank you for hosting such an awesome giveaway! Keeping my fingers crossed. =)


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These are the faces of Latin American immigrants in the United States.
THE CITY (LA CIUDAD) tells stories of loss, love, frustration, and hope as four people recently arrived in a large city struggle to build their lives, their communities and their dreams.
Filmmaker David Riker's sensitive portrayals urge us to take a closer look at today's immigrants, who are not so different from many of our ancestors when they first arrived from a foreign land.


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Drug Paraphernalia
Man Charged With DUI After Crash With Child In Car
A 21-year-old Amery, Wis. man is charged with driving under the influence after crashing his car with a 6-year-old boy inside. According to the Wisconsin State Patrol, Andrew Graski was involved in a two-car crash Friday evening east near St. Croix Falls on Highway 65. When a Polk County deputy and a state trooper responded to the scene, they noticed indications of marijuana use by Graski.
Judge Dismisses Moorhead Drug Ordinance Challenge
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Moorhead ordinance outlawing drug paraphernalia.
Judge Won't Block New Moorhead Drug Ordinance
A federal judge has refused to block enforcement of a new Moorhead ordinance outlawing drug paraphernalia.
Police: Man Ran Illegal Tattoo Shop In Home
Authorities say the man learned how to be a tattoo artist while in prison and was illegally operating a tattoo parlor out of his residence without a license.
2 Arrested On Drug Charges After Fight Over Pizza
A Chaska couple was arrested recently after a fight over ordering pizza led police to drugs, authorities said.
Montel Williams' Wis. Drug Paraphernalia Charge Dropped
A judge dismissed a drug paraphernalia possession charge against former talk show host Montel Williams, who was briefly detained at a Milwaukee airport in January after a search of his luggage turned up the type of pipe commonly used for smoking marijuana.


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OK, I have some more details on the single
It's a split single:
One side is Dean Wareham playing a cover of Robyn Hitchcock's Love and the flip is Britta Phillips cover of The Beach Boys/Dennis Wilson track Fallin' in Love.
More details, and more pictures, can be found on Formosa Punk's Discogs page.
Pre-order Britta Phillips & Dean Wareham – Love / Fallin' In Love at Norman Records (UK)
I've just been tipped off to the imminent release of a new Dean & Britta 7″ single coming out on Taiwanese label Formosa Punk. Currently all the information I have is from UK indie record shop Norman Records who have a page on their website where you can pre-order the single, it has an estimated release date of 9th May.
Here's all the information that Norman Records has…
Dean does a cover of a Robyn Hitchcock song, Britta transports a Beach Boys track to the next level.
Britta Phillips & Dean Wareham – Love / Fallin' In Love
7″ vinyl £5.29 + £1.50 shipping, based on your current cart
Ltd 7″ on Formosa Punk Records. Edition of 350 copies (SHADE 017)
Artist: Britta Phillips & Dean Wareham
Label: Formosa Punk
Genres: Indie Rock
Pre-order. Due in on 9th May 2014.
I'll post more as soon as I know more.


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