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German at Messiah College
Immerse yourself in the German language, culture and literature both at Messiah and abroad.
As a German major at Messiah College, you'll experience a four-week intensive German language course in at Internationales Kulturinstitut at Vienna, Austria, followed by one or two semesters at the Philipps Universität in Marburg, Germany. Between semesters in Germany, you may complete an internship with a German company.
Here at Messiah, you'll find yourself immersed in German language, culture and literature. Our faculty, who have studied and lived in German-speaking regions of the world, provide challenging coursework that will develop your linguistic competence and critical skills, as well as provide a profound appreciation of the culture and civilization of the German-speaking people. As the international demand for students with advanced training in modern languages and cultures increases, employers seek Messiah College graduates for their firsthand experiences, linguistic competence and communication skills.
German major distinctives
As a German major at Messiah College, you'll be able to:
- Choose a secondary major or two minors. (The German major at Messiah is a 42-hour requirement.)
- Take advanced courses dealing intensively with individual authors or periods of special significance. Other courses consider the political, social and cultural histories of the German-speaking people.
- Travel with classmates and faculty on a three-week cross-cultural trip to Germany for further cultural and linguistic immersion.
- Use our state-of-the-art Beatriz Howe Language Laboratory that offers you the ability to improve your listening comprehension, speaking, and pronunciation skills.
- Take regular university courses in literature, history, and politics, bible, theology, physical education, art, theater, psychology, and other areas at Philipps Universität.
Career options for German majors
As a graduate of the German program, students are equipped to secure positions in areas such as:
- High school education
- Higher education
- Missions
- International business
- Law
- Journalism
- Tourism
- Law
- Government
- Foreign service as translators and interpreters
For more information on career planning for the German program, visit the Messiah College Career and Professional Development Center.
Internship opportunities for German majors
Messiah's nationally recognized internship program places students in a variety of German internships. A few examples include:
- Internships in Germany during semester abroad
- Braun Corporation, Allentown
- Brethren Colleges Abroad, Elizabethtown
- Messiah College Education Abroad office
- Students completing the German teaching certification also complete the required student teaching experience.
Learn more about the Department of Modern Languages
The Department of Modern Languages is housed in the School of the Humanities. Learn more about the Department of Modern Languages by visiting our website, or check out some of the distinctives below.
- The Department is accredited nationally through the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)
- State-of-the-art technology with extensive language software is available in the Beatriz Howe language lab.
- Modern language students take an intensive semester in Paris, France; Marburg, Germany; China; Valparaiso, Chile; or Barcelona, Spain.
- Teaching certification is available in French, German and Spanish languages.
- Language proficiency is evaluated according to the guidelines of the American Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)
- Students learn how to think and read critically, speak clearly and interact with others around the globe.
- Professors lead cross-cultural courses, conduct research, publish and present papers nationally and internationally.
- Among our professors is one who is a translator and interpreter; another who has transcribed books; and several who have studied, taught, traveled, worked and lived abroad.


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It took me a bit to realize that's the way it worked. I was trying to uninstall something and somebody ended up telling me I just drag the app to the trash and that's it. Excuse me?!?! Now that is a feature I can get use to.
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Justin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake
The recording artist turned actor turned social networking lifeline appeared at the Panasonic news conference to introduce Myspace TV, a new joint venture between the two companies. The service will integrate TV viewing with social media, allowing users to invite friends to join their viewing experiences as well as being able to live chat at the same time. Timberlake and Specific Media co-purchased Myspace last year for around $35 million.
The Black Eyed Peas front man was announced as Intel's Director of Creative Innovation last year, and the Ultrabook-makers revealed his first assignment at CES which was to travel the world and create music using his Intel-powered slimline laptop. We got a taste of what he recorded in Tokyo, and we are not so sure if we want to hear what the other 11 cities he is planning to visit will conjure up.
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Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks
This is not the first time the Oscar-winning actor has graced his presence at CES and this time he was in Vegas to talk about his new Web-based animated series called Electic City, due to debut on Yahoo this Spring. Hanks wrote and voice stars in what will be the first original program for Yahoo, which is also being produced by his production company, Playtone.
Rapper Ludacris was spitting out his mad new line of noise cancelling cans at CES 2011, and was back in the building to give everyone a closer look at the headphone collaboration and a slew of new audio products with Soul Electronics, an award winning design team whose credits span automotive to world class electronics.
50 Cent
50 Cent
The hip hop glitterati were out in full force with 'Fiddy' joining the likes of Ludacris and Xzibit by unveiling his new range of wireless headphones first announced at CES 2011.The âSleek by 50â cans use a new technology to boast the same level of sound quality as wired alternatives. We pray that an East Coast/West Coast style fallout doesn't surface with the surge of Hip Hop star-endorsed headphones hitting the market.
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Will Smith
Will Smith
Big Will made an appearance alongside MIB3 director Barry Sonnenfeld as part of Sony's CES 2012 keynote speech to talk up some of the tech used to film the third film in the Men in Black film franchise. It was also a good opportunity to plug the film might we add.
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Jilian Michaels
The television fitness guru better known to our friends over in the USA made a guest appearance at CES to discuss the impact of digital innovation. She also spent some time talking about her partnership with technology company, BodyMedia, who were busy showing off its latest BodyMedia Fit Armband at the Vegas expo.
Rohan Marley
Rohan Marley
Son of the late Bob Marley, Rohan, dropped into CES to promote the new House of Marley line of âEarth friendlyâ headphones and speaker systems. One of the products, the Bag of Rhythm iPod and iPhone speaker system, is reportedly built from sustainable wood and cotton and is slated for release later this year.
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LL Cool J
These days LL has been swapping emceeing in favour of running around in NCIS, he also took time out to announce the launch of Boomdizzleâs Virtual Recording Studio. The company, co-founded by LL Cool J in 2008, patented the new online community, which provides all the production and sound tools of a virtual studio for artists to access around the world.
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The pint-sized performer swapped a stage surrounded by teenage girls to help Vietnam tech company TOSY unveil its new entertainment robot. TOSY says it aims to become âthe worldâs leading manufacturer in robotics technologyâ, and is already known for its TOPIO robot, which can play ping-pong with humans.
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Zelda was the co-founder and producing director of Arena Stage, Washington, DC 1950-1990 and is considered a parent of the regional theatre in America. In December 1997, President Clinton awarded her a National Medal of the Arts, the country's highest award for work in the Arts, and in 1998 she was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame, the first person outside of New York to be elected. She directed many of Arena's plays including Inherit the Wind which toured to Moscow and Leningrad in 1973, After the Fall which her company performed in Hong Kong in 1980 and The Crucible, which was part of the Israel Festival in Jerusalem in 1987. In 1985, she was awarded The Acting Company's John Houseman Award for commitment and dedication to the development of young American actors and the Commonwealth Award for Distinguished Service in Dramatic Arts. In 1976, the New York commercial theatre world awarded her and Arena Stage its highest honor, the Antoinette Perry (TONY) Award, the first to be given to a company outside of New York. She was for three years artistic director of The Acting Company, the classical company that tours America, and is past President of the Theatre Communications Group.


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WALTER EMERSON POFAHL, II, M.D. Chief of the Division of Advanced Laparoscopic, Gastrointestinal and Endocrine Surgery
Address: Brody School of Medicine East Carolina University 600 Moye Boulevard Greenville, NC 27858 Phone: (252) 744-4751 (clinical) (252) 744-4748 (administrative) E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Academic Appointments: 1994 - 2000 Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, College of Medicine, University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama 1995 -2000 Associate Scientist, University of South Alabama Hospitals Cancer Center Administrative Responsibilities: University of South Alabama: 1995 - 2000 Director, Surgical Endoscopy 1996 – 2000 Director, Medical Student Education East Carolina University: 2002-2003 Interim Chief, Division of General Surgery, Department of Surgery, Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University, Pitt County Memorial Hospital 2003-Present Chief, Division of General Surgery, Department of Surgery, Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University, Pitt County Memorial Hospital University Committees: University of South Alabama:
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East Carolina University: 2000 - present Surgical Education Committee 2004 – present Personnel Committee National Committees:
Other: University of South Alabama: 1997 – 1999 Clinical Science Advisor to the Student Assembly 1998 – 2000 Faculty Advisor, Surgery Interest Group East Carolina University: 2002 Co-director physician assistant student surgery lecture series 2002 - present Physician Reviewer, Colon Cancer Patient Care Evaluations, Pitt County Memorial Hospital Tumor Registry
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Publications: Papers: 1. RW Schwartz, WA Arden, WE Pofahl, M Derbin, R Oremus, RN Greenberg, DR Gross. Effect of anti-lipid A monoclonal antibody (E5) on microcirculatory function during lipopolysaccharide shock. Journal of Surgical Research, 54:474, 1993. 2. Toursarkissian, TN Zweng, PA Kearney, WE Pofahl, SB Johnson, DE Barker. Percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy: Report of 141 cases. Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 57:862-7, 1994 3. WE Pofahl, WA Arden, WF Marterre, DW Smith, M Derbin, R Oremus, DR Gross, WE Strodel. Intestinal microcirculatory effects of octreotide. Journal of Surgical Research, 56:345, 1994 4. WE Pofahl, SM Walczak, E Rhone, SD Izenberg. Use of an artificial neural network to predict length of stay in acute pancreatitis. American Surgeon 64:868-872, 1998. 5.WE Pofahl, F Ringold. Management of early dislodgment of percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tubes. Surgical Laparoscopy, Endoscopy, & Percutaneous Techniques 9:253-256, 1999. 6 WE Pofahl, SM Walczak. Predicting length of stay in acute pancreatitis. Surgical Forum 50:657-659, 1999. 7. RW Schwartz, WE Pofahl, MJ Mastrangelo, Jr. Introduction: current reviews in gastrointestinal, minimally invasive, & endocrine surgery. Current Surgery 57(4):312, 2000. 8. WE Pofahl. Surgical judgment and decision making. Focus on Surgical Education 17:33-34, 2000. 9.TD Balint, BM Bailey, KG Mendelson, WE Pofahl. Hepatic abscess: current concepts in diagnosis and treatment. Current Surgery 58(4):381-384, 2001. 10. S Robbins, WE Pofahl, RP Gonzalez. Laparoscopic ventral hernia repair reduces wound complications. American Surgeon 67(9):896-900, 2001. 11. KG Mendelson, BM Bailey, TD Balint, WE Pofahl. Meckel's diverticulum: review and surgical management. Current Surgery 58(5):455-457, 2001. 12. WE Pofahl, JA DiPalma. Acalculous cholecystopathy. eMedicine Journal 3(1), 2002. http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic347.htm. 13. W.E. Pofahl, W.J. Pories, Is it possible to stay up-to-date after the residency? Current Surgery 59(1):112-114, 2002. 14. WE Pofahl, MS Swanson, SS Cox, DM DaRe, CE Haisch, WJ Pories, WR Chitwood. Performance standards improve American Board of Surgery In-Training Examination Scores. Current Surgery 59(2):220-222, 2002. 15. WE Pofahl. Review of Sabiston Textbook of Surgery: The Biological Basis of Modern Surgical Practice, 16th ed, Townsend, Beauchamp, Evers, Mattox (eds.), Philadelphia, PA: W.B. Saunders, 2001; Current Surgery 59(4):401, 2002. 16. JH Garofalo, WE Pofahl. Achalasia: a brief review of treatment options and efficacy. Current Surgery 59(6):549-553, 2002. 17. S Walczak, WE Pofahl, RJ Scorpio. A decision support tool for allocating hospital bed resources and determining required acuity of care. Decision Support Systems 34(4):445-456, 2003. 18. WE Pofahl, WJ Pories. Current status and future directions of geriatric general surgery. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 51(7S):S351-354, 2003. 19. J Johnson, JS Roth, J Hazey, WE Pofahl. The history of open inguinal hernia repair. Current Surgery 61(1):49-52, 2004. 20. JS Roth, J Johnson, J Hazey, WE Pofahl. Current laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair. Current Surgery 61(1):53-56, 2004. 21. WE Pofahl, JS Kelly, TD Smith. The Internet and laparoscopy: does cybersurgery have a future? Current Surgery (in press). 22. WE Pofahl. Review of Geriatrics Syllabus for Specialists, Katz, Grossberg, Potter, Solomon, (eds.), New York, NY: American Geriatrics Society, 2002; Annals of Surgery (accepted for publication). 23. AM Jarchow, DA Blanks, WE Pofahl. Management of hyperparathyroidism in elderly patients. Current Surgery Accepted for publication). Abstracts: 1. WE Pofahl, RJ Neff. Stimulation of in-vitro macrophage-mediated cytotoxicity. West Virginia Medical Journal, 81:263,1985. 2. WE Pofahl, DW Smith, WF Marterre, RW Landrum, WE Strodel. High-energy phosphate recovery following graded warm hepatic ischemia. Gastroenterology, 102:A869, 1992. 3. JN Benoit, H Gao, WJ Thompson and W Pofahl. Reduced vasoconstrictor function in resistance arteries from portal hypertensive rats; evidence for impaired calcium mobilization and increased cAMP dependent protein kinase activity. Gastroenterology, 110:A312, 1996. 4. WE Pofahl, BA Marble, AA Rizzo, PA Logsdon, JR Fletcher. Adenosine maintains tissue perfusion in endotoxemia. FASEB Journal 10:A577, 1996. 5. WE Pofahl and SD Izenberg. The use of neural networks to predict complications in acute pancreatitis. Gastroenterology, 112:A473, 1997. 6. WE Pofahl, TB Pickron, JN Benoit. Intestinal vascular responses to octreotide in portal hypertension are restricted to proximal microvessels. Gastroenterology, 112:A395, 1997. 7. OL Middleton, H Gao, Z Jiao, W Pofahl, and JN Benoit. Modulation of vascular norepinephrine responses by KATP channels in normal and portal hypertensive rats. Gastroenterology, 112:A385, 1997. 8. WE Pofahl, SM Walczak, E Rhone. Predicting length of stay in acute pancreatitis with a neural network. Gastroenterology 114:A491, 1998. 9. WE Pofahl, J Richerson. Vascular reactivity in acute pancreatitis. Gastroenterology 116:A1156, 1999. Book Chapters: 1. KW Sharp, WE Pofahl. Pancreas. In: PF Lawrence, ed. Essentials of General Surgery, third edition. Baltimore: William and Wilkins, 2000:327-342 2. WE Pofahl, DA Sloan. Implementation of the Objective Structured Clinical. In: JA McCoy, HW Merrick eds. The Objective Structured Clinical Examination. Springfield: Association for Surgical Education Clearinghouse 2001:24-33. 3. Contributor to: DM Jacobs, D Poenaru, eds. Surgical Educators Handbook. Springfield: Association for Surgical Education Clearinghouse 2002. Editorial Service:


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Speech Rate Characteristics in Dysarthria:
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K. Tjaden, T. Juma, R. Pruitt, and G. Greenman
Nishio and Niimi (2000) have suggested that measures of speech rate may be more reflective of functional change in the speech mechanism during the early stages of progressive dysarthrias than measures of intelligibility, owing to ceiling effects for intelligibility. It therefore would seem important to have a good understanding of speech rate characteristics in progressive dysarthrias. Studies to date tend to focus on sentences or reading passages. An extemporaneous speech task is arguably a more ecologically valid representation of spontaneous speech, however, and the features of dysarthria may vary with speech task. Studies reporting speech rate characteristics in dysarthria also usually investigate a single dysarthria or progressive neurological disease. It is unclear whether findings for these studies are unique to a particular neurological diagnosis/dysarthria or whether results are characteristic of dysarthria in general. The present study compared speech rate characteristics for a reading passage and an extemporaneous monologue produced by 17 individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), 12 individuals with PD, and 15 healthy controls. Certain speech rate characteristics differed in read speech and the extemporaneous monologue for speakers with MS and PD, but not healthy controls. Speech rate characteristics reported in previous studies of PD also were found to extend to speakers with MS.


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After finishing BS in Physics, Dr. Lee realized that how the brain works is one of the most important questions for the next generation of science and technology. He believed that high-spatiotemporal-resolution imaging of the signal of neural circuits in the living brain is essential for addressing fundamental questions. In particular, as traditional microelectrode recordings of neural signals can damage brain tissue, non-contact and label-free optical recording of the neural signal (a.k.a., fast optical signal; FOS) is very promising and potentially applicable to human brain recording.
This vision led him to commit to a career in the field of biomedical optics and neural engineering. At the beginning of his PhD research, he presented the original research idea and had two research funds granted by the Korean government and US Air Force. As FOS had only been robustly measured from in-vitro samples, Dr. Lee's PhD work demonstrated ex-vivo measurement of FOS in live brain slices and addressed the long-lasting controversy on the origin of FOS by proposing a novel biophysical model of neuronal volume dynamics.
Dr. Lee chose to extend his PhD work into in-vivo FOS imaging, by joining Prof. David A. Boas group at Harvard Medical School. His postdoctoral work demonstrated the feasibility of in-vivo imaging of FOS in the cerebral cortex of living animals with optical coherence tomography (OCT), both in the time and frequency domains. Also, his research interest has been extended into development of other OCT-based technologies for imaging of various dynamics in the brain. Dr. Lee have proposed integration of dynamic light scattering with OCT for imaging of both blood flow and intracellular diffusion, and also utilized OCT for rapid volumetric imaging of capillary network blood flow. Proposal of combinedly using these technologies to study the emerging concept of neuro-capillary coupling has led to NIH/NIBIB K99/R00 Pathway to Independence Award, which is the most prestigious fund for postdoctoral career as it is awarded to less than five postdocs every year in the field of Bioengineering, with the support of $1 million over five years.
As Instructor, a faculty member and independent investigator, Dr. Lee continues developing OCT-based technologies for single-cell-resolution FOS imaging in vivo. He will keep pursuing his long-term research goal established ten years ago, which recently turned out to agree with one of the major goals of the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) initiative announced by the US government in 2013.


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This film is comprised of a number of different films, amateur footage and newsreels, documenting the World Speed Record Attempts in Great Britain from 1930-1955.
The film includes intertitles describing each person's attempt to break the water speed recorded as well as where that attempt took place. World Water Speed records from 1930-55 in the Lake District. The first is Sir Henry Seagrave on Lake Windermere in 1930 and his attempt with the boat Miss England II. This is followed by the tragedy when he and his mechanic lost their lives on 13th June, 1930. The next attempt is by Donald Campbell on Lake Coniston in 1949 followed by footage of John Cobb on Loch Ness in 1953. Finally there is Donald Campbell on Lake Ullswater who achieves success in Bluebird. Campbell is then interviewed after the event.
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"Mom, we need to talk. I don't know if it's a thought that God keeps putting in my head or a thought that I keep putting in my head, but I think we should adopt a little boy." "I don't care which of you put it there, you need an eraser!" This was the conversation between my then 10 year old daughter and I in November 2009; a conversation that changed our lives forever. It was the springboard that flung us into the world of adoption! Within two weeks I went from being a single divorced mom of two biological daughters, to a committed adopting mom of a Russian son with Down Syndrome. Fourteen months of paperwork, praying, fundraising, paperwork, praying, 2 trips (5 weeks!) in Russia, and oh, paperwork and praying, my daughter and I brought home our little prince, Maxim Alexey. After a crazy journey, I was committed to a 5 year old little boy in China, but his file hadn't been prepared because "he isn't as smart as the other children so nobody will want him." Well, that was all it took for me to know that he's a Stickley! They said that it would take a year to get his file prepared and that I would be looking at almost 3 years for the adoption to be complete. Did they really think that was going to scare me off? I decided that not only is he not "unlovable," he is worth the wait! Then, less than a month later, I was approached about adopting a little girl from China who was 13 and only had 5 months to be adopted. The timing was perfect in that I could adopt her while waiting for the little boy's file to be compiled. Several agencies told me that it would be impossible to complete the adoption in the 4 month time-frame. Well, we proved them wrong! We have now had Ava Monet home for two months! God's timing is perfect! While in China, I got to meet some of the wonderful orphanage workers from Ava's orphanage. I told them that I advocate for families for these children and asked if they had any other children for whom they would like for me to try to find families. They said that they would give me a website, but then we just all stood around socializing for a long time. Next thing I knew, they introduced me to a seven year old little boy, and the power between us silenced the room! "Mom, we have to come back for him!" So, I am a blessed mom of two biological daughters (22 and 14), an adopted son from Russia (5), an adopted daughter from China (14), and I've just been approved to adopt BOTH little boys! Oh, did I mention that all 4 of my children from another mother have DS? Three of the four of them were listed on Reece's Rainbow. So, adopting two little boys right on the heals of a previous adoption has caused me to reach beyond my financial comfort zone and step out in faith. Any help and support will be greatly appreciated and I pray that God multiplies it in return to all donors! Thank you!
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Over the past week we have been busy bringing you extensive coverage of Steven Gerrard's landmark 600th appearance for Liverpool - and now we have pulled together all the best content to produce a special documentary.
In the half-hour programme called 'Gerrard 600', you'll be able to watch exclusive interviews with some of the people who have been closer to Steven than most throughout his astonishing 14-year football career so far.
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**Update 5/10/12: Added links to DH books and another DH-focused journal issue **
So you don't have to wade through the Twitter archive to find a link to something, here is a round-up of the documents, projects, tools, and publications shared via Twitter during THATCamp OSU. If there's anything I missed, feel free to leave it in the comments.
The first group contains links to the Twitter archive, a blog post about the event, and Google docs for a few sessions. The second (below the fold) is a jumble of other stuff.
- Twitter archive
- Post about THATCamp OSU on Michelle Aubrecht's HASTAC blog
- Twitter Resources for THATCamp OSU with Jen Michaels
- Google doc for session on emotion and technology
- Side projects (Google doc)
- Notes from plenary session with Julia Flanders
Other links:
- Computers and Composition Digital Press
- When you die on Facebook, The Huffington Post
- Geoffrey Rockwell's presentation on Planning Digital Projects
- DH journals:
- Journal of Digital Humanities (also see this introductory post on DH Now)
- Digital Humanities Quarterly
- DH issue of Culture Machine
- Kate Hayles on hyper and deep attention
- Against thinking, Peter Stallybrass
- The Curator's Code
- Content Curators are the New Superheroes of the Web
- Kill Peer Review or Reform It?
- Planned Obsolescence
- Books on the spatial humanities
- Other books on digital humanities
- Gold, Matthew K., ed. Debates in the Digital Humanities. Minneapolis: Univ Of Minnesota Press, 2012. Print.
- A Companion to Digital Humanities
- Cool DH projects
- Mapping projects
- America's Highway: Oral Histories of Route 66
- The Virtual Morgantown Project
- Journalism's Voyage West
- Hypercities
- Historypin
- Mapping the Republic of Letters
- Quijote Interactivo
- Links to educational game resources
- How Video Games are Changing Education
- Free Art and Technology Lab
- Carmen Instructor Tutorials Online
- Open Heat Map
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4) Pam & Jim, The Office
After two seasons, Jim finally confesses his love to an engaged Pam in a moment of total emotional vulnerability. Good thing he also comes back and kisses her before we completely lost consciousness.
How do Nick and Jess compare? Of all the smooches on our list, Pam and Jim's first kiss bares the biggest similarity to Nick and Jess. Hilarious buddies whose relationship changes with one kiss is kind of the best sitcom trope ever.


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June 2012 Library Update
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Nominations for this year's Edna Mae Phelps Award are now open. The award recognizes those who have performed exceptional work to increase the performance and effectiveness of the OSU Library. Eligible applicants are OSU Library volunteers, librarians, staff members, alumni, students, faculty, government office holders, fund raisers, interested citizens and members of the Friends of the OSU Library.
Nominations letters should be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com or Edna Mae Phelps Award, 216 Edmon Low Library. Nominations must include your name, address and phone number, the name, address and phone number of the nominee and a narrative supporting the nomination. The deadline for nomination letters is 5 p.m. Aug. 17. The Phelps Award winner will be announced Sept. 14 at the H. Louise & H.E. "Ed" Cobb Speaker Series, presented by the Friends of the OSU Library.
High-Density Shelving Facility
At the June 15 meeting the Board of Regents approved Studio Architecture, Oklahoma City, along with PGAV, Kansas City, Kan., as the architects and CMS Willowbrook, Chickasha, as the construction manager at risk for the upcoming high-density shelving facility. The selected consultants will also help determine the most viable and efficient site for the facility, considering access and soil conditions. Locations on the north and west sides of the campus are under consideration.
Watch: Youtube-Fondren Library's Library Service Center (LSC) (a similar facility at Rice University)
Math Learning Success Center Relocates to Edmon Low
Planning is underway to relocate the Math Learning Success Center (formerly the Math Learning Resource Center) to the fifth floor of the Edmon Low Library. The MLSC will house two MLSC staff, individual and group tutoring spaces and a 125 person computer lab.
Library Documents staff are reviewing materials to ensure often-consulted materials remain in the Edmon Low Library. The fifth floor legal collection is being moved to the first floor, and the north third of the Library Annex is being prepared to house other Document materials. Contact John Phillips (x46546) for questions about specific items.
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Running On
Marathoners' continuing saga.
Monthly Archive for October, 2008
Take a Break: Walk!
Today I walked for an hour around my neighborhood, Monte Vista. It's a beautiful area of the inner city, with most homes dating from the 1880s to the 1930s, and just north of downtown San Antonio and its cultural attractions. The only thing I dislike is the continual train whistles as long freight haulers cross […] [Read More]
Frame of mind
Signed up. ~nervous laugh~ A participant. ~giddy dancing giggle~ That's me. Back and forth, back and forth. Nervous or giddy. Giddy or nervous. I still can't quite believe that no matter what I am now committed (rim shot!). My original plan was to take my training to the end (hedge my bets) before handing over […] [Read More]
Doing something after nothing
After spending Saturday running around McAllister Park coordinating my department's 5K event, I spent all Sunday on my butt. I went to the Dallas Cowboys' game. That's a 9-hour roundtrip in a car and 3 hours in the stadium. There was not much physical activity except for the occasional standing and screaming when something good, […] [Read More]
Running through American History
This weekend I flew to Maryland for my college roommate's wedding at a beautiful inn built on the Eastern Shore in 1643. It was great weather, lovely service, and a dinner under the stars. The day before we had convened for drinks and recollections on his yacht in Rock Hall, near the southern tip of […] [Read More]
Here's what I know: when I wrote about not having signed up for the marathon, I was stunned at your, my beloved readers and supporters, reaction. Seriously. You were all SIGN UP FOOL! and I was all Whaaaaa?! I couldn't believe that you cared deeply enough to singe my eyebrows in your comments. But you […] [Read More]
The Allenwood Half-Marathon
One of the unique aspects of the Boston Marathon is that although it is the oldest and most famous marathon in the history of the sport, it maintains a small town charm by literally incorporating small Massachusetts towns into the race course. As runners make their way toward Boston from Hopkinton, they travel through about […] [Read More]
Rookie Review
All things considered, I think my first time as a race director this morning went well. It wasn't without problems but nobody got run over and I didn't lose anyone on the course (which is easy to do at McAllister Park.) I had been asked to organize a 5K for my department and thought it […] [Read More]
They said what?
You cannot believe the types of things I hear people say on my group runs. During the grueling 32K race at Fort Sam Houston a few weeks ago, I was running behind a man and woman who were having a conversation about the best type of lubricant to apply to their nipples to prevent chaffing. […] [Read More]
Climbing the mountain
This has been my worst training week to date. The knee issue I experienced in my last long run has persisted in bothering me. I have spent my time icing, resting, stretching and sweet-talking the knee into a better frame of health. I purposely walked through my first two scheduled runs of the week. Walking […] [Read More]
Help! I got the Running Blahs.
(Courtesy photo) Help! I got the Running Blahs. You would think this great Fall weather would have me chomping at the bit, but I am so unmotivated to run. It's cool and really dry in the early morning, but instead of lacing up the Nikes and heading out, I make excuses to myself to stay […] [Read More]
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Bringing Music And A Message Of Hope To Native American Youth
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Teens living on reservations often face a daunting array of hurdles. To help them cope, Navajo sibling musicians Clayson and Jeneda Benally are working to inspire students to write songs of their own.
Navajo Nation Witnesses Changing Landscape: Growing Sand Dunes
Thursday, May 28, 2015
A U.S. Geological Survey researcher says she's worried about the Navajo because drought, combined with increasing temperatures, are making it harder for them to live in the harsh conditions.
Many Native American Communities Struggle With Effects Of Heroin Use
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Native Americans have some of the highest substance abuse rates compared to other ethnic groups. Alcohol and meth are the drugs of choice. Now, cartels are taking advantage of lax police enforcement.
The Navajo Nation's Tax On Junk Food Splits Reservation
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
The Navajo Nation started taxing junk food and soda. No other tribe has passed such a law. But half of the tribe is unemployed and say they can't afford expensive food.
In Navajo Nation, Health Care is Like Pulling Teeth
Friday, April 03, 2015
Almost 70 percent of Navajo children have untreated tooth decay, but local dentist Darrin Blackman wants to change that.
Native Americans Face Legal Challenges In Domestic Violence Cases
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Starting this month across the country, Native American tribes are now allowed to prosecute crimes against women in their own courts, even if the perpetrator is not Native American. Three tribes have been piloting ways to honor both the tribal and federal legal systems.
Pot Policy Splits Native Americans Over Whether Business Is Worth It
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Some tribes are trying to set up growing operations after the Justice Department announced it would back off enforcement. Others worry about the potential for substance abuse.
For Many Navajo, A Visit From The 'Water Lady' Is A Refreshing Sight
Tuesday, January 06, 2015
For decades, residents of the Navajo Nation's Smith Lake community have had to make their water stretch; a mission trucks it in monthly from 50 miles away. But soon, they'll be getting their own well.
Martin Litton, Devoted Conservationist, Dies At 97
Wednesday, December 03, 2014
Litton spent his life preserving wilderness. Whether it was keeping dams from the Colorado River or a ski resort in the southern Sierra to preserving the redwoods, he refused to compromise.
Navajo Court May Disqualify Presidential Candidate Over Language Credential
Friday, September 26, 2014
Candidates are required to speak Navajo fluently. But one of the two candidates who won the primary doesn't. He says he's a product of cultural destruction.
Proposed Gondola For Grand Canyon's Rim Has Community On Edge
Monday, August 04, 2014
Developers and the Navajo Nation are negotiating to bring a tourist complex — and jobs — to the edge of the Grand Canyon. But some Native Americans say the project would tread on sacred land.
Dad Of Fallen Arizona Hotshot Hopes To Make Better Fire Shelters
Monday, June 30, 2014
The father of one of the 19 firefighters who died a year ago in the Yarnell Hill Fire wants to create shelters that better shield against direct flames.
Chester Nez, Last Of Navajo Code Talkers, Dies At 93
Thursday, June 05, 2014
Chester Nez of Albuquerque, N.M., was among 29 tribal members who developed an unbreakable code that helped win World War II. He was 93 and the last of the original U.S. Marine Code Talkers.
Grand Canyon Officials Want To Evict Bison From Park
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Officials who oversee the Grand Canyon want to evict a heard of bison. The herd has grown too big and is overgrazing park land, draining already low water resources and trampling archaeological sites.
Flagstaff Neighborhood Wants Campfires Outlawed In National Forest
Monday, May 26, 2014
The Slide Fire hasn't forced residents in Flagstaff, Ariz., to evacuate. But they're worried about the potential for another wildfire, and what it could do to their homes and businesses.
Federal Goverment Jeopardizes Navajo Family's Ties To Its Home
Friday, May 16, 2014
The National Park Service says that an 89-year-old Navajo elder will be the last to live at Wupatki National Monument. Stella Peshlakai Smith's family faces eviction when she dies.
Reporter's Notebook: Hopi Sacred Objects Returned Home
Monday, August 19, 2013
A reporter runs into a conundrum: how to describe a sacred Hopi item without using certain forbidden words to do so.
From Cops To Lawyers, Indian Country Copes With High Crime
Monday, August 05, 2013
The Navajo Nation is one of the most violent reservations in the country. The U.S. attorney's office tries to take on the most violent crimes, but it often lacks enough evidence to prosecute. And because of antiquated tribal codes, the maximum Navajo court sentence is one year.
Navajo Schools Lose Funding Due To Sequestration Cuts
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Indian reservations don't collect state property taxes, meaning most of their education budget comes directly from the federal government. With graduation rates already low, administrators worry about what larger class sizes and fewer school buses will do to the community.


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Dina S – Los Angeles
August 16, 2012
Dana grew up in Michigan, one of only a few Jews in her area. Her parents, who themselves had met at a Camp Ramah, sent…
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August 16, 2012
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I'm sure you've heard by now the controversy over the fact that the character of the devil in the History Channel's The Bible show bore some resemblance to President Obama. The producers says this is purely a coincidence, which I don't believe for a minute, but wingnut Rick Wiles says God guided their hand to reveal to the world that Obama is, in fact, the devil.
As Mr. Obama prepares to enter Jerusalem this week, days before Passover, another massive swarm of locusts have entered southern Israel. Mr. Obama is not only facing a biblical plague of locust in the Middle East he is also being compared to Satan in the popular "The Bible" series on the History Channel. Sunday night's latest chapter on the series featured Lucifer and viewers around the nation immediately thought Satan looked like Barack Obama. Mark Burnett, the creator of the miniseries, denied reports that that actor was made to look like Mr. Obama. His wife Roma Downey said "both Mark and I have nothing but respect and love for our President who is a fellow Christian." Likewise, the History Channel denounced the internet and talk radio chatter that the Lucifer character resembles Mr. Obama, in a statement the TV network said it was "unfortunate that anybody made this false connection."
Now here's my take on it: I believe Mark Burnett and his wife and the History Channel. I don't believe they intentionally portrayed the Lucifer character to look like Mr. Obama. I think God guided the hand of the makeup artist and blinded the eyes of everybody on the movie set while it was being recorded, and the spiritual blinders were removed Sunday night when the program was broadcast nationally on the History Channel. How many clues do we need from Heaven to understand that the man in the White House is a devil from Hell?
Wiles, of course, never needed any clues at all. He'd be saying the same thing even if the devil had been portrayed as a woman on the show.


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Steer clear of gators
Knowing what I know now, it's a good thing youthful ignorance of the murky water in Georgia lakes did not keep me from swimming or water-skiing in them as a child. My dad is Mr. Safety, and we had those life jackets knotted tightly, let me tell you, before the motor boat engine was even started. I was in no danger of drowning (and of course had taken American Red Cross certified swimming lessons already). In the 1980s when I lived in Augusta, Ga., there was no flesh eating bacteria in the news. No sightings of alligators, unless you went to go see them at Okefenokee Swamp, which I did on a field trip. A bigger threat was all the insects.
Living up here in the Northern South, I like to think of alligators as being a down in the swampy South creature – South Carolina on down. But the darn things can travel. And just because they're not on our radar, doesn't mean they don't live here.
Earlier this summer on the way to vacation at Nags Head, I drove across the Alligator River. Now, naming a river Alligator River does not strike calm in the hearts of those who traverse it. Add in my logical apprehension about the potential disaster of vehicular accidents on bridges – verified by the recent Chesapeake Bay Bridge accident that resulted in a woman's car going in the water, though miraculously she lived to tell the tale. That bridge to Virginia's Eastern Shore is a white-knuckle bridge if there ever was one, made worse by not being able to see land on the other side.
So, back to the Alligator River bridge, which had railings so low I thought a summer breeze could send me off the side. Commence white knuckles. From the backseat, my son asked a question. No talking on the bridge, I said, I have to concentrate. I had my own questions. Were there alligators in that river? Did they know I tried gator at the N.C. State Fair? Could they sense it and be seeking revenge? I'll tell you one thing. I won't be going to any water's edge in Jacksonville, N.C., considering an alligator ate a dog there last week.
I still have my VHS copy of "Lake Placid," featuring everyone's favorite elder actress, Betty White. Those alligators aren't real. Alligators aren't going to come after you like that. But if you're small enough and close enough, you could become a snack. A slim chance of an alligator attack didn't help that poor doggie in Jacksonville. Some chances aren't worth taking. I'd rather git.
And really, bridge builders, why can't you make the bridge railings higher for our peace of mind?
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In 2009 the Assemblies of God posted a video that seems to remain unacknowledged by opponents of marriage equality. The video "Performing Same Sex Marriages" features Richard Hammar, General Counsel of the Assemblies of God, assuring AOG churches that their freedom to refuse to marry same-sex couples or to provide church facilities for same-sex weddings is well-protected by the U.S. Constitution and numerous supreme court rulings.
Assemblies of God considers homosexuality to be a sin and forbids its ministers from performing same-sex ceremonies. AOG pastors like Joe Fuiten have been among the most visible spokespeople in the marriage discrimination movement.
Religious opponents of marriage equality, among them certain AOG pastors, have been fond of making fear-mongering assertions that there will be "adverse legal implications on religious organizations" when same-sex marriage is legalized in a particular state, that churches will be forced to host same-sex weddings, or that clergy will be punished, even jailed, for preaching against marriage equality.
AOG should really be commended for its honesty, because despite the inconvenient reality check that their legal counsel's advice presents to fear-mongering pastors, AOG has not tried to hide the advice. Mr. Hammar's video was promoted as a "must see" for ministers and lay leaders in a May, 2010 AG News article. In April, 2012 the AOG Ministers Letter featured the article "Same-Sex Marriages and State Laws" in which Mr. Hammar reiterated the information in the video and advised pastors not to "overreact to unfounded or exaggerated fears" concerning their legal right to discriminate against same-sex couples who wish to be married by AOG clergy or in an AOG facility.
Next time an AOG pastor claims that he will be forced to marry same-sex couples in his church if same-sex marriage becomes legal in his state, point him to his denomination's authoritative opinion on the matter.