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Americans remain closely divided over President Obama's performance, but all of the trend lines continue to move against him as the critical midterm elections approach, according to the latest Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll.
For the first time in a Heartland Monitor survey, more adults said they disapproved (49 percent) than approved (46 percent) of Obama's job performance. Compared with Obama's showing in the April survey (when 48 percent approved and 46 percent disapproved) the numbers represent only a slight erosion that is within the poll's margin of error. Compared with other presidents who governed through sustained downturns, notably Ronald Reagan, Obama's 46 percent rating is relatively strong. But in each of the six Heartland Monitor surveys, the share of Americans who disapprove of Obama's performance has increased, as has the share that strongly disapproves.
The Heartland Monitor poll surveyed 1,201 adults from August 27 through 30. The survey, conducted by FD, a communications strategy consulting firm, has a margin of error of +/- 2.8 percentage points.
The same pattern of slow but steady decline is evident on most of the other gauges of Obama's performance. In the new poll, 48 percent of adults said that the president's economic policies had "run up a record deficit while failing to end the recession or slow the record pace of job losses"; just 39 percent said that he had helped "avoid an even worse economic crisis" and is "laying the foundation for our eventual economic recovery." In April, poll respondents had tilted toward that negative assessment by a narrower ratio, 46 percent to 42 percent; last September, they split evenly, with positive and negative views both at 43 percent.
In the most recent survey, just 32 percent of adults said that Obama's actions will increase opportunity for people like them to get ahead, while 38 percent said it would reduce their opportunities. (The rest said it would have no impact or didn't know.) Once again, that result shows a slight tilt, within the poll's margin of error, away from Obama since April and a larger drift since July 2009, when 40 percent thought that his actions would increase their opportunities and only 30 percent believed the opposite.
The trajectory is similar on the survey's broadest question about Obama's impact. In the new poll, 41 percent of adults said that the country is "significantly worse off because of the policies Obama has pursued." That's up from 37 percent in April and 31 percent in January. Just 11 percent of those polled in the new survey said they believe that the country is "significantly better off" because of Obama's policies. That response is little changed from earlier this year. Meanwhile, the share of adults who believe that Obama's policies haven't improved conditions yet but are beginning to move the country in the right direction, stood at 44 percent in the new poll, down from 52 percent in January.
Across a wide variety of questions, about two-fifths of adults appeared deeply estranged from Obama and his agenda. That includes the 38 percent who said his policies will diminish their opportunities; the 39 percent who strongly disapproved of his performance; and the 41 percent who said they believe that the country is worse off because of his agenda. Likewise, 38 percent of those polled said they definitely intend to vote against Obama in 2012. (Overall 52 percent said they are now inclined to oppose Obama's re-election and 39 percent said they are inclined to vote for him; these numbers, which historically are a less useful predictor of actual voting intent than the president's approval rating, have hardly budged all year.)
A big turnout among small-government conservatives angry about the cost and scope of Obama's agenda looms as a major threat to congressional Democrats in November's midterms. The poll shows registered voters split about evenly on which party they intend to support for Congress, with 38 percent preferring Democratic candidates and 36 percent backing Republicans. But other measures (including the fact that Obama's approval rating remains stuck below 50 percent) suggest a more foreboding outcome for the Democrats.
The new poll captured a sharp decline in optimism that the economy will improve over the next year, and a spike in the percentage of Americans who said that the country is on the wrong track, from 54 percent in April to 62 percent now. That's the highest wrong-track reading in any of the six Heartland Monitor polls since April 2009. Just 27 percent said they think that the country is on the right track. Historically, that level of dissatisfaction with the country's direction has produced dismal results for the party in power.
Obama's situation in the poll, though, remains more equivocal. The closely balanced scales are framed by the question on the impact of his policies: Although two-fifths strongly oppose his direction, he retains a thin potential majority of support between the 11 percent who said they believe he has already improved conditions and the 41 percent who said his agenda is moving the country in the right direction. Obama still draws positive job approval from three-fourths of those who said his agenda has set the right direction even if it hasn't produced results yet; he'll need to hold that group if conditions don't improve.
Obama may also benefit from limited enthusiasm about the Republican alternatives. While the share of adults who said they trust congressional Republicans more than Obama to handle the country's economic problems has increased, he still leads on that measure 42 percent to 37 percent.
Moreover, only 35 percent of the adults polled said they want to extend all of the tax cuts passed under former President Bush, as congressional Republicans are proposing; 20 percent would allow all of the tax cuts to expire, and 36 percent would extend only those for families earning less than $250,000 annually, as Obama and congressional Democrats have proposed. By a plurality of 45 percent to 33 percent, poll respondents were more likely to say that congressional Republicans are offering an economic agenda similar to Bush's than to say they are proposing something different.
Yet for all these mitigating factors, the poll shows Obama suffering unmistakable, if not headlong, erosion among key voter groups on all of the largest questions. Many of the groups that resisted him in 2008 have cooled further. Among white men without a college education, his job approval has dropped from 50 percent in April 2009 to just 30 percent now; they prefer Republicans by 20 percentage points in the fall election. His approval among white women without a college education, another skeptical group in 2008, has also dropped, from 53 percent in April 2009 to 40 percent now. The only reason he hasn't slipped as much with college-educated white men is that they never much warmed to him, but even so, his approval with this group has dipped to 38 percent (from 46 percent last April).
Even more troubling for Obama may be his diminished numbers among groups he carried in 2008. His approval rating among independents remains stuck at 43 percent (down from 61 percent in April 2009). His approval among college-educated white women (46 percent) still exceeds his showing among any other whites, but is down from 64 percent in April 2009. Among Hispanics, Obama's approval has tumbled from 81 percent in April 2009 to 53 percent now. In October 2009, Hispanics were about twice as likely to say that Obama's economic agenda averted disaster as to say it increased the deficit with few benefits; now, a plurality give his agenda negative reviews.
Obama's numbers with all of these groups have largely stabilized this year after dropping sharply in late 2009. And many of these voters may respond well to the inevitable contrasts the president will draw with his 2102 Republican opponent. Economic recovery inevitably would patch some of these holes, too. But for now, all of these trends represent cracks in the foundation of his electoral coalition.
This article appears in the September 11, 2010 edition of National Journal Magazine Contents.


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A weekend, a summer, a life packed full of fun
It happened every August. A Sunday morning would dawn like every other had that summer. I'd climb out of bed as the smell of melting butter in a frying pan wafted my way. Eggs were on the way, which meant I had just enough time to grab a glass of juice and scan the Sunday paper for the funny pages.
Flipping through the stack of ads, I'd see it and immediately lose my appetite. In big bold letters across the top of a clothing store ad were the words, "Back To School."
Slamming down my juice glass, I'd mutter something about not being hungry and grab my towel, jogging to the beach, racing the sun to the water. Diving in, feeling the icy morning water hit my skin, I'd swim like my life depended on it. Then, just as suddenly, I'd leap from the water, drying myself off as I hurried to the cabin shed to yank my bike free of the various rakes and shovels that had ensnared it.
Pedaling furiously along dusty, wooded trails, anyone who spied me would assume I was being chased. I guess that was kind of true. I was being chased by the end of summer.
I knew that the arrival of those ads meant the arrival of a new school year, when rules and responsibility would encroach on my life of leisure. And so, every summer, I'd spend that Sunday scurrying from activity to activity, desperate to soak up every last bit of cabin fun I could, my brain repeating the same thought over and over: "One last swim. One last ride."
Now that I'm older, summer vacations are a thing of the past, and the ads that appear every August in my Sunday paper don't get much reaction from me as I race past them on my way to the funny pages. As an adult with a career, family and lots of responsibilities, most of my vacations are my weekends at the cabin.
Arriving on a Friday night, the weekend feels endless. By Sunday morning, however, the thought of returning to the city and another week of rules and responsibilities has me acting like my 10-year-old self again, forgoing the cabin chores as I dart from the lake to the trails to the boat. The entire frantic time my childhood mantra plays in my head: "One last swim. One last ride."
Maybe that's why I find myself constantly researching ways to turn my northern Minnesota summer cabin into a year-round retreat. If going to the cabin is always an option, maybe I'll never feel that way on a Sunday again.
Maybe I'll never find myself sprinting across my property, mumbling to myself the whole way: "One last swim. One last ride. One last time."
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The need for regular public forums was underlined when Saffron Walden's MP came face to face with Essex's Police and Crime Commissioner.
Sir Alan Haselhurst was joined by a number of other Conservative MPs based in Essex in meeting Nick Alston at the House of Commons last Wednesday.
Sir Alan said: "Mr Alston gave a summary of his plans and priorities for better policing in Essex.
"He agreed about the importance of regular contact with the public and plans to hold a series of public forums covering each police district to be sure he is aware of local priorities.I look forward to meeting with Mr Alston at regular intervals."
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The Aggies are 3-1 on the season at home. Saturday's competition will also be senior day for six seniors on the Aggie roster.
"After the successful year we've had, we look forward to closing the regular season on a high note against West Texas A&M this weekend," head coach Robin Morris-Walters said "It is bittersweet for our six seniors that will be graduating and riding their last meet on campus, but we know they will help set the tone on Saturday. These seniors have made a major impact on our program and have been instrumental in the team's success."
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In 1999, Malcolm took the decision to embark on a career as a fulltime professional singer; he regularly works with may of the world's leading vocal ensembles including Collegium Vocale Ghent, the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Chorus, Cappella Nova, The Dunedin Consort, The Sixteen, The Tallis Scholars and European Voices. Malcolm regularly takes part in the Festival de Saintes (France), the L'Accademia della Crete Senesi (Italy) and the Bach Academy (Collegium Vocale, Ghent).
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Hey keepyourprayer,
I like to see what you think about this story.........
blah, blah, blah, blah........I think someone said this about the South Alabama student.
So again, blah, blah, blah..........
Embarassment for the entire state of Alabama.
This state has been an embarassement long before this event.
Yes, WE are lucky nobody got killed.
I wouldn't call them all racist but I do agree with you last sentence 100%.
Being ignorant and a coward does make one a racist. I think I'm posting the obvious.
How about saying, "checking on the welfare of some of the people, mainly kids, in the apartment. I think the person who wrote this story knew "welfare check" will get a rise out of some of you idiots.
First it was Wisteria Apartments. Now some of you idiots just can't wait to pounce on this. PEOPLE DIED!!!!! Chevyman1500, you are the biggest idiot!!!!!
My comment was meant for Jarhaid.
My comment was meant for Jarhaid.
And your point being?.................................
Here we go................
Now I'm ready to see who is going to come to this man's defense and why they are opening up old wounds.
Get ready, set, gooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe they are friends with these two kids..........
I agree with you 98.5%. I don't think you fully read my comment. I'm not screaming racism (like so many would like to say). On everything else, I agree with you.
Metro101 for Mayor!!!!! :o)
I bet if you look closely at a lot of these surrounding mayors (Hoover, Vestavia, etc), I bet you find more dirt on them than a pig. All politicians have some kind of crooked background. Not just the OTHER ones you so gladly bash.
30 years.
That's about the time Arrington became mayor. YOUR city was taken over and you began the flight. Birmingham was okay when "some people" stayed in their place. I would really love to see the day when ANOTHER kind of person become mayor of this city. It wouldn't matter if they were crooked or honesty, A LOT of you would work them. Just like you think YOU have lost your country because ANOTHER kind of person is running the show. PLEASE!!!!!! GIVE ME A BREAK!!!!!!!!
Oh, that was so funny. I almost fell out of my chair. That joke is so last week and lame now. To the back of the line with you and don't come back up until you get some new material. Just lame!!!!!!!
I Agree 150%
What black funeral have you gone to lately. That statement was about dumb as you.
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TUNICA COUNTY, Miss. — Three people are in custody for an early morning robbery at The Fitz casino in Tunica.
Some cash was recovered and three vehicles were been towed.
It all happened at the Gardens of Canal Park apartments.
A man, armed with a gun, walked in and robbed The Fitz casino early Monday morning.
There was an attempted robbery at the Bally's casino early Saturday morning.
Deputies believe the man caught on camera trying to rob Bally's was the same person who robbed The Fitz around midnight on Monday.
Tunica County deputies blocked the road to The Fitz casino Monday morning while they investigated the robbery.


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WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — Brian Coutinho didn't let a debilitating bout of Lyme disease slow him down in 2012, earning the rank of Eagle Scout.
Coutinho, a member of Westborough's Troop 100, received the honor at a Court of Honor Council at St. Stephen's Church in Westborough in August.
Coutinho is described as a "a skilled enthusiast for outdoor activities including hiking and camping," according to a news release.
Utilizing those interests, Coutinho chose to help clean up the hiking trail adjacent to Indian Pond. Coutinho extended the path, while removing invasive plants. The trail, owned by the Westborough Community Land Trust, is off Maynard Street in Westborough.
Coutinho is a senior at the Victor School in Acton, and is considering several college options, said the release. His favorite areas of study are mathematics, theology and philosophy.


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ROBERT BLOUIN, Dean
Russell Mumper, Vice Dean
Wendy Cox, Assistant Dean
Rowell Daniels, Executive Associate Dean
Roy Hawke, Assistant Dean
Pamela Joyner, Executive Associate Dean
Wayne Pittman, Associate Dean
Phil Rodgers, Assistant Dean
Mollie Scott, Regional Associate Dean
Dhiren Thakker, Associate Dean
Alexander Tropsha, Associate Dean
Rick Wernoski, Executive Associate Dean
Carla White, Interim Regional Associate Dean
Sue Blalock, Robert Blouin, Kim Brouwer, Stephen Frye, Leaf Huang, Timothy Ives, Michael Jay, Rudy Juliano, Alexander Kabanov, Angela Kashuba, Harold Kohn, David Lawrence, Kuo-Hsiung Lee, Jian Liu, Russell Mumper, J. Herbert Patterson, Denise Rhoney, Betsy Sleath, Dhiren Thakker, Alexander Tropsha, Xiao Xiao.
Associate Professors
Elena Batrakova, Joel Farley, Frederico Innocenti, Michael Jarstfer, Jian Jin, Richard Kowalsky, Andrew Lee, Craig Lee, Rihe Liu, Mary Roth McClurg, Wayne Pittman, Robert Shrewsbury, Scott Singleton, Philip Smith, Dennis Williams, Tim Wiltshire, William Zamboni, Qisheng Zhang.
Assistant Professors
Stacy Bailey, Albert Bowers, Delesha Carpenter, Julie Dumond, Gang Fang, Nathaniel Hathaway, Shawn Hingtgen, Sam Lai, Jacqui McLaughlin, Christine Oramasionwu.
Research Professors
Zishan Haroon, Dmitri Kireev, Feng Liu, Susan Morris-Natschke, Michael Wagner.
Professor of the Practice
William Janzen.
Research Associate Professors
Alexander Golbraikh, Juan Li.
Research Assistant Professors
Soumya Benhabbour, Ruth Everett, Denis Fourches, Masuo Goto, Weigang Huang, Lindsey James, John Kagel, Devika Soundara Manickam, Xin Ming, Eugene Muratov, Melanie Priestman, Chunping Qiao, Paul Sapienza, Jennifer Shell, Thomas Shell, Marina Sokolsky-Papkov, Ruhang Tang, Qunzhao Wang, Xiaodong Wang, Kuo-Hsiung Yang, Xiang Yi.
Clinical Professors
Robert Dupuis, Heyward Hull, Pamela Joyner, Greene Shepherd.
Clinical Associate Professors
Amanda Corbett, Stephen Dedrick, Stephen Eckel, Stefanie Ferreri, Macary Marciniak, Adam Persky, Jo Ellen Rodgers, Phillip Rodgers, Mollie Scott.
Clinical Assistant Professors
Heidi Anksorus, Jena Ivey Burkhart, Wendy Cox, Melissa Dinkins, Daniel Forrister, Suzanne Harris, Roy Hawke, Debra Kemp, Kim Leadon, Ruth Ann Lee, Nicole Pinelli, Kelly Scolaro, Carla White, Charlene Williams.
Professor Emeritus
George Cocolas.
Pharmacists stand on the front lines of health care. They are the drug-information experts and are among the most trusted and most accessible of health care professionals. The profession is continuously evolving and growing with opportunities for both generalist and specialist practitioners. Generalists practice in a variety of environments, including community pharmacies, health-system pharmacies, and the pharmaceutical and health care industries. Specialty pharmacy practitioners pursue training beyond the Pharm.D. through residencies and fellowships and may ultimately practice in areas such as pediatrics, geriatrics, cardiology, oncology, ambulatory/community care, and others.
Pharmacists evaluate complex approaches to drug therapy and advise patients and other health care professionals on strategies to achieve the best results from pharmaceutical care. Other pharmacists are engaged in practices that monitor, manage, and implement policies affecting drug prescribing and use across large groups of patients, such as those enrolled in a health plan.
The UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy offers graduate education and training programs in addition to the clinical doctor of pharmacy practice degree (Pharm.D.). The school offers an M.S. in pharmaceutical sciences with a concentration in health-system administration and a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical sciences with concentrations in molecular pharmaceutics, pharmacotherapy and experimental therapeutics, chemical biology and medicinal chemistry, and pharmaceutical outcomes and policy.
The first satellite campus of the doctor of pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program operates in partnership with Elizabeth City State University and enrolled students for the first time in August 2005. The School's second satellite campus at Asheville enrolled its first students in August 2011. Students based at the satellite campuses receive the same instruction and are subject to the same admission and progression standards as students on the Chapel Hill campus.
The doctor of pharmacy program, including those at the ECSU and Asheville satellite campuses, is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education. Graduates of the school's Pharm.D. program may sit for the state licensure examination for pharmacists.
Program of Study
The doctor of pharmacy grants entry into the profession and practice of pharmacy. The Pharm.D. is neither an undergraduate nor a graduate degree program, but rather a professional degree such as an M.D. or D.D.S. Students without an undergraduate degree may also be eligible to receive a bachelor of science with a major in pharmaceutical sciences. Students are subject to the requirements in place when they are admitted to these programs.
The Pharm.D. curriculum requires a minimum of two years to satisfy prerequisite requirements, normally completed in the General College, followed by four years of professional coursework. During the professional program, 11 months are spent in professional practice experiences under the direct supervision of practicing pharmacists. Nine months of these practice experiences occur during the final year.
Pharm.D. curriculum requirements and costs of attendance are the same for students on all campuses. Pharm.D. students on the ECSU and Asheville campuses remain on those campuses, with the exception of special events, for the first three years of the professional program. Instruction is delivered to students on the satellite campuses through live and recorded video teleconferencing, Web-based instruction, and instruction by faculty members located at the satellite campus. Students from all campuses complete the 11-month experiential requirements through the Area Health Education Center (AHEC) system.
Students graduating from the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy must demonstrate professional practice competencies, including but not limited to the ability to
Develop patient-specific therapeutic plans
Select an appropriate route and method of medication administration
Determine the appropriate dose and dosage schedule for a medication
Provide and manage systems for delivering pharmaceutical products
Counsel patients regarding the importance, nature, scope, and methods of delivery of the drug products and therapeutic plans being implemented
Monitor drug therapy and educate patients with regard to self-monitoring to help manage disease
Communicate effectively with patients, patient advocates, and other health care professionals
Organize, plan, direct, and manage a pharmaceutical-care practice or system
In addition, pharmacy graduates must pass national and state licensing examinations in order to practice as a pharmacist.
Admission Requirements
Students are admitted to the Pharm.D. program (the four-year program of professional studies) in the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy upon completion of at least two years (the prepharmacy years) of collegiate work in the General College of UNCChapel Hill or at any accredited institution of higher learning in the United States. Criteria for admission include satisfactory completion (with a grade of C- or better) of all prepharmacy courses prior to beginning the pharmacy program. Other considerations for admission include overall quality of academic performance in prepharmacy courses, Pharmacy College Admissions Test (PCAT) scores, interview scores, involvement in extracurricular activities, and two letters of recommendation.
Application Procedures
Students applying to the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy must submit complete applications to the Pharm.D. program through the Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS) and the School. For application deadlines, processes, and procedures, visit the Web site at www.pharmacy.unc.edu.
Since pharmacy students are health care professionals, the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy requires that accepted applicants receive immunizations and testing in addition to those required for the general university student population. To enroll in this program, a student must have been fully immunized against hepatitis B. Note that the hepatitis B vaccination series takes a minimum of six months to complete, so students should start the series no later than December 15 of the year in which they plan to enroll. Students will also need to be tested for tuberculosis (TB) exposure, as well as varicella (chicken pox) and hepatitis B immunity.
Prerequisites and Program Requirements
The General Education requirements and program prerequisites for the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy can be found on the school's Web site at www.pharmacy.unc.edu.
Honors in Pharmacy
The School offers a departmental honors program to provide professional growth to highly motivated students. The honors program of the school is an enrichment of the Pharm.D. curriculum designed to help develop critical thinking skills and expand the range of possibilities available to academically talented and motivated pharmacy students. Students are invited to participate in the honors program seminar during the fall semester of their first year of pharmacy school. Students must complete an application and interview with the honors program committee. Once admitted into the program, the students must meet several requirements for retention in the program. Honors program students complete all required coursework in the curriculum and have the additional opportunity to work closely with individual faculty members on topics of particular interest. In addition, they participate in a weekly seminar series and conduct original research in collaboration with a faculty member. Most research projects lead to publication in a professional or scientific journal, and
students often find that the honors program is an avenue to expanded career opportunities. Approximately 10 to 12 students are admitted each year to the program.
Advising in the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy is a form of teaching. Advising fosters within student pharmacists skills, abilities, and dispositions that encourage directed career exploration as well as ongoing professional development, lifelong learning and growth. Faculty advisors serve as content experts and mentors and are assigned to new students prior to the first semester of study. To fully maximize both curricular and cocurricular experiences, students are encouraged to schedule consistent and ongoing advising appointments throughout the course of their study. Professional advisors are also available to assist with student success strategies, decision making, and goal setting. Advising-related inquiries can be addressed to the Office of Student Affairs in Beard Hall 109 (pharmacy.unc.edu/osa).
Special Opportunities in the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
Student Organizations
Pharmacy students are active in campus and community activities through their involvement with approximately 15 pharmacy student organizations. They belong to groups that link them to such national professional organizations as the American Pharmacists Association and the American Society of Health System Pharmacists. Pharmacy students provide medication reviews for elderly citizens, staff clinics for indigent patients, and participate in health fairs on campus and in local malls or corporations. Several times each year trips are planned to attend meetings across the nation. Student leadership is fostered through intentional involvement in student organizations and enrolled students are highly encouraged to invest in the opportunities offered through student organizations.
Experiential Education
The school's Office of Experiential Education provides doctor of pharmacy students with a structured, supervised program of participation in the practice of pharmacy. Students gain experience in problem solving and providing patient care while applying the foundational and pharmaceutical sciences learned in the classroom and laboratories. Under the supervision of faculty and selected preceptors, students learn to make decisions based on professional knowledge and judgment. The Office of Experiential Education requires 11 months of full-time precepted practice with early practice experience in the second and third professional year, followed by nine months of advanced practice experiences in the fourth professional year. Students receive four and one half hours of academic credit for each month of introductory professional experience and four hours of academic credit for each month of advanced professional experience. The 11-month Experiential Education program meets the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy experience requirement (1,500 hours) to sit for the licensure examination.
Laboratory Teaching Internships and Assistantships
Approximately 25 laboratory teaching assistantships, which provide a modest stipend, are available for students in their third professional year to serve as course facilitators to students in the first-year pharmaceutical care laboratory courses. Students may apply for these assistantships in the spring of their second professional year. Eligibility criteria for these positions include excellent communication and problem-solving skills and completion of first- and second-year laboratory courses with a grade of B or better.
Residencies and Fellowships
To increase the depth of their education, a growing number of Pharm.D. graduates are seeking residency training in pharmacy practice. Pharmacy residencies, like medical residencies, provide stipends for further clinical training. There are approximately 800 pharmacy residency positions in the United States with sites in hospitals, community pharmacies, and some specialized facilities. Residency programs may be taken in general pharmacy practice and in specialty areas such as pediatrics, drug information, infectious diseases, oncology, psychiatry, and many others. Some Pharm.D. graduates seek additional training in research methods in drug development, pharmacokinetics, pharmacoeconomics, or pharmacotherapy. Postgraduate fellowship programs involve advanced training in these areas and may occur at academic centers or in the pharmaceutical industry. Like residencies, they are paid positions.
The UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy houses state-of-the-art teaching and research laboratory facilities. Two lecture halls and two small-group classrooms house cutting-edge video teleconferencing and recording equipment used primarily for delivery of instruction to the satellite campuses but also available to graduate and continuing education.
Graduate School and Career Opportunities
Graduate degrees offered through the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy are administered by The Graduate School of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Students may pursue graduate study in pharmaceutical sciences with concentration in molecular pharmaceutics, pharmacotherapy and experimental therapeutics, chemical biology and medicinal chemistry, or pharmaceutical outcomes and policy. A master of science in pharmaceutical sciences with a specialization in health-system pharmacy administration is also offered through the school.
Pharmacy offers a variety of opportunities for career advancement and job security. Because pharmacy education draws from the chemical, physical, biological, and behavioral sciences to develop its knowledge base, pharmacists can contribute to the rational use of medications in many settings. Pharmacists work in all areas of the health care system, including
Community pharmacy, as a practitioner or a manager in a retail pharmacy, clinic, or office practice
Health system pharmacy, as practitioner, supervisor, or manager in large or small hospitals, nursing homes, extended care facilities, and health-maintenance organizations
Pharmaceutical industry, in positions involving research, production, product development, product marketing, and drug information
Government, in the United States Public Health Service, Veterans Administration, Drug Enforcement Administration, Food and Drug Administration, and military services
Contact Information
Office of Student Affairs, UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, CB# 7566, Beard Hall, (919) 966-9429. Web site: www.pharmacy.unc.edu.
124 Contemporary Communicatons in Healthcare (1). Prerequisite, ENGL 105. This course exposes students to approaches and strategies that optimize communication in today's dynamic healthcare field. It is ideal for those considering a career in the health sciences. Students will engage in multifaceted activities and discussions with experienced practitioners and apply course concepts to real world scenarios.


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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12, 2005 Afghan soldiers are participating in an American-military-styled combat training exercise near Kandahar, according to a U.S. military press release.
"We've created this training program to mirror the same rigorous standards and realism U.S. forces face at the Combat Maneuver Training Center in Germany prior to their deployment here," said Capt. Beau Garrett, a Combined Joint Task Force-76 operations officer.
Garrett said the exercise marks the first time an Afghan National Army unit will be trained and evaluated according to U.S. military standards. More than 500 Afghan soldiers and almost 100 U.S. forces are participating in the exercise.
It's hoped, Garrett said, that the Afghan Army will continue to train its soldiers by the same criteria.
"This is an Afghan-led operation, their leaders will determine what areas the unit needs to focus on and what operations the units are already conducting at a proficient level," Garrett said.
The training involves both combat infantry and headquarters exercises. During the live-fire portion, squads, companies and the battalion will learn how to function as a team in engaging enemy units. The second part involves a command staff exercise where the headquarters elements react to various combat scenarios.
American combat exercise observers/controllers have been brought in to referee the training.
"The OCs we've brought here for the mission are simply tools their commanders can use to take an impartial look at their operations," Garrett said.
Garrett said the training, which is slated to end Nov. 20, is specifically designed to be realistic.
"Many of the scenarios that will be presented to the command are based on actual operations and incidents here in Afghanistan," Garrett said.
"They are situations the Afghan command and staff will find themselves facing, only here they have the opportunity to re-look the decisions they made safely without the normal risks that are associated with today's modern battlefield."
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Agreed. It will be fun.
wow.... I don't even know how that is possible.lol.
lol. I'm a Bama fan but that was too funny. well done.
"Mere Christianity" is where you would probably like to start with him. "The Screwtape Letters" is also a great read.
I agree. Coach Grant has done an amazing job. You can only do so much when people won't cooperate. We are growing in talent and when our guys are playing they play hard and tough. I question your fanhood or at the least, your basketball i.q. if you think Coach Grant needs to go.
I agree! He is!
I agree. Great story.
excuse me, an hour ahead.lol.
where are you that your post time is two hours ahead?
generally pom isn't negative with no point. so, lets not go all name calling on him. 2 this isn't a slam dunk hire. I think this guy will do a great job primarily because Saban does and Saban is a football genius. We have all complained about the play calling on offense from time to time and while I believe in the championship game McElwain did a great job I also believe his play calling cost us the Nov. 5 game. I think He was an above average developer but a little erratic in the actual game time play calling. I would love to keep him but he wasn't amazing.
Congrats Auburn fans! That is a big time switch and I know it burns down in cajun town.lol. Keep up the good work and see ya'll in November!
I hope we find out who voted osu #1 so we can laugh at their pettiness.
He won the SEC this year..... That might count for something....
The worst fans on the street that I have met, have been Notre Dame fans. Just delusional.
I was at the iron bowl this year and had a blast with most of the Aubies this year. There was only one incident where I had to put one guy in his place when he put his hands on my shoulder.lol.
You know, I have to disagree with you. This year it seems pretty calm after. Even after the game(I was there) it was pretty sportsman like. I even had some Aubies wish Bama luck in the n.c. Game. This year just feels different. I have spent more time trying to calm auburn fans down about their season and coaching staff than bragging about the victory. I hope this is a good sign.
I love the direction you have the program going coach!
The better team lost because of poor coaching. The play calling was obscenely bad.
Ty bob. I agree with what you said. I am mostly upset with the crazy interception call and the unbelievably bad play calling. I know Saban knows more than me but it was contrary to all football common sense sometimes. We had our chances and couldn't seal the deal. We are the 2 best teams for sure. If there is a rematch RTR all the way but if not I am definitely pulling for the bayou tigers for the nc. I am hoping that #7 gets his clock cleaned in every game however.lol


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Gosselin Wins Savannah Quarters Individual
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SAVANNAH, Ga.---Chattanooga Mocs redshirt freshman Wes Gosselin (Knoxville, Tenn.) claimed his first collegiate win today at the Savannah Quarters Individual. Gosselin shot one-under par 143 with rounds of 70 (-2) and 73.
Gosselin edged out Drew Guffey of Georgia Southern. Guffey played his 36 holes at even-par 144. Chris Robb (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) and Brooks Thomas (Chattanooga, Tenn.) also finished in the top five for the Mocs tying for fifth at 149.
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Following Silva Fight Fitch Believes He Has Caught His Second Wind | UFC NEWS
"Erick Silva's a very tough fighter, but I believe this is the new Jon Fitch. I kinda got a second wind in my career, and we're gonna see a lot of bigger and better fights for me."
"I think it's partly an accumulation of years of training and finally having the confidence in my full skill set, to really open up and not worry about making mistakes in a fight, knowing that even if I do make a mistake, I'll be able to find my way back on top for the win."
"The welterweight class is so up in the air right now, that I don't really know who I'd have to fight that could put me in that kind of position. All I know is that I need big fights and impressive fights, like the last one. Whoever they put me up against, I just hope to have a good showing against them to get me closer to a shot at the title."
"It can be frustrating, but as long as you're going out there and producing in fights that the fans wanna see, and convincing the fans that you're the guy that deserves that shot, then it's a little less frustrating, if you accept how it is and move forward from there."
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I never liked the Lay n Pray way he fought before, but if Fitch keeps fighting like he did against Erick Silva I'll actually enjoy his next fight.
Can't beleive I'm saying this but I'm looking forward to seeing Fitch's next fight.
Well I hope the New Fitch will be trying his best to finish fights..And I really thought Silva was gonna finish him so that alone impressed me..Hopefully he will take a chance and use his skill set rather then lay n pray for the decision…
all aboard the fitchwagon huh? what did he do against Silva that was so different from his old ways? Silva is the one who made that fight interesting, not Fitch.
He put on a solid performance and said what he was going to do… fought with a renewed hunger and tenacity I can appreciate. You go ahead and stay on the hatewagon if you like but don't discredit Fitch because he's probably accomplished a f**k of a lot more then you.
Whats all this talk about a 'new' Fitch…. I didnt see him in the Silva fight.
I'm still not a Fitch fan but glad he now realizes he has been playin it to safe which equals to some of the worst fights I've ever watched..New attitude hopefully will result in new approach to fights..He was actually more aggressive with Silva rather then just holding on for a win..
He only looked good because silva was good enough to get Fitch off of him until he gassed out. Fitch did the same shit he always does
He's convinced me look forward to his next fight…but if he goes back to old boring safe-ass ways, that's it, will never watch another Fitch fight.
I know it takes two to tango. And it kinda sucks that Erick Silva had to lose, but Fitch regained some of my respect for the way he fought this time. He did go for finishes instead of the old Lay n Pray until the round is up.
fitch sux n he aint never gonna be the welterweight champ, not in this lifetime
I didn't see him perform any different.He stil a boring ass can.The only reason he won is Erick Silva defended his bullshit and tired himself out.Nothing impressive
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by Mosi Reeves | May 3, 2013
Nearly 30 years after Too Short used to slang his tapes on Telegraph Avenue, the Yay Area remains as inscrutably self-sufficient and defiantly populist as ever. Young emcees with major-label contracts, like Clyde Carson of The Team and LoveRance, only strike gold after putting in years of dues-paying. It's the home to both Vallejo icon E-40 and Oakland's controversial, Kreayshawn-affiliated White Girl Mob (or what's left of it, anyway), along with YouTube/Twitter superstar Lil B and Bandcamp heroes Main Attrakionz. And with the area's status as a flagship of authenticity, it's no surprise that outsiders such as Wiz Khalifa frequently scout local prospects like Berner, while rappers like Young L who relocate to be closer to the music industry in L.A. still rep their hometown. While this playlist only scratches the surface -- we don't yet have access to music from rising stars like Antwon and Friendzone -- it's a starting point for Bay Area rap in 2013.


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Fastboot mode usually comes up if something went wrong with your LG Optimus One P500 when trying to flash a recovery image, for example when flashing AmonRa recovery or ClockWorkMod. It happened to me several times so I tried to learn to revive it without reflashing the original firmware. Note: This tutorial works only if recovery is the only one broken. (If the ROM itself is broken, then that's a subject for another tut.) In this case, the most logical thing to do is just reflash the recovery image. So how do you do it in fastboot mode? Here's how: LG Android Phones
You tried flashing a custom recovery like ClockWorkMod or Thunderg, or you flashed an incorrect ROM, and when you rebooted, it showed this screen:
and the phone stays there. When you plugin the LG Optimus One P500 to your computer's USB, it is detected and the screen has this display:
You will need:
Here's what to do: LG Phone Problem and Solution
Then type the following command:
Once you get the confirmation that it was successful, type this:
Once you get the success confirmation, reboot the LG Optimus One P500, or you can also type (optional):
The LG Optimus One P500 will reboot itself, and with any luck you should be able to go back to your same old Android bootscreen. Note that no settings were modified here, so this is extremely useful for those who do not want a clean slate after a fastboot nightmare.
Also, note that if this is successful, you can now boot to recovery with the usual button-combos, thus enabling you to flash ROMs and other recovery zips.
Note: On some SDK versions, fastboot may not be included. For your convenience, I have attached the fastboot binary I got from my downloaded SDK. I have also attached AdbWinApi.dll which some user reported is missing in the SDK. Place the DLL in the same folder where fastboot.exe is located.
The usual DISCLAIMER: I take no responsibility for any of this information, it is all based on my personal experience and I do not guarantee it will work for all of you as these models do very slightly from region to region. Proceed at your own risk! I make no claim on these files as being my work – they are a collection i have simply gathered in my work on these phones.
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it worked gr8
how long do i have to wait? once i type in "fastboot erase recovery" it just says waiting for device and its stuck there. what do i do?
really awesome bro many thanks to you was able to reboot in one attempt
if hadn't seen this i was taking it to service centre but thanks to you i got it working
Worked like a charm. Note if you run Linux you don't need LG drivers. Just use fastboot with sudo. Also fastboot is in plataform-tools folder
am having the same issues like @wdnc . phone not detected because of drivers. any other way of going round it apart from using linux?
i thank you soo much !!
You are God!! I was able to bring my phone back..also Im running cyanogenmod 7 ..Thanks a lot
The only recovery file which worked for me is the one mentioned in this article.. to download it use the link http://www.4shared.com/file/bAwnWdnY/LGp500-recovery-v12.html
mine is lg p350,will the above procedure work for problem??? help me….
if waiting for device message comes then you just install PDANET on your pc here link: http://junefabrics.com/android/download.php
from: http://www.lg-phones.org/how-to-fix-lg-optimus-v-fastboot-issues.html
i rooted lg optimus one p500 and flash clockworkmod recovery and then reboot into recovery with help of rom manager show only lg start up image and i take out battery and insert press home+power+volume UP it also show only emergency mode further no proceed please help me….
THANKS A LOT… YOU ARE TRULY GOD…I was hopeless thinking that I bricked the device but YOU SAVED ME…
awesome stuff !!
again Thank you for this fix
Hey….wht tools i need to install in sdk…nd path for installation…
pls help….
thnx guys….:)
u guys r truly awesome…
thnx fr help… it worked fr me
When I write fastboot erase recovery it says waiting for device.plz help
Fire up your command prompt and cd to the directory where fastboot.exe is located.
How do i do this i did not understand


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History is waiting to be written. One more win, and Greeneville can sign its name at the end of the chapter.
Last year the Greene Devils became the first team in Northeast Tennessee history to win a high school football title under a true statewide playoff. Now they are attempting to join Tennessee High and Dobyns-Bennett as area schools with back-to-back football championships of any kind.
Standing in Greeneville's way is Nashville Maplewood, which will play the Greene Devils for the TSSAA Class 4A state championship today. Kickoff for the BlueCross Bowl is set for 4:30 p.m. (EST) at Tennessee Tech University's Tucker Stadium in Cookeville.
The Greene Devils, who have won 12 straight games and 27 of their last 28, enter with a mark of 13-1. Maplewood is 11-3, having won seven in a row.
These teams met in last year's semifinals, and Greeneville won 17-7. That's the only close game in the playoffs over the last two years for the Greeneville, whose average margin of victory other than that game is 41 points.
Certainly the Panthers remember that season-ending loss.
"I'm sure their coach has used the revenge factor," said Greeneville head coach Caine Ballard. "He was talking at media day, and said they've looked forward to this game since last year."
Greeneville made it to the state finals in 2009, suffering a heartbreaking loss to Giles County. However, the Greene Devils rebounded with a 15-0 season last year, embarrassing Memphis Trezevant 60-12 in the title game.
Many of Greeneville's current players were on the field for both of those games, so experience is an advantage.
"The seniors have won 50 games in four years," said Ballard. "They know what to expect. If we play our game, take care of the ball, and win field position, we should be OK."
The back-to-back title list is short for Northeast Tennessee — Tennessee High (1971-72) and Dobyns-Bennett (1959-60 and 1947-49) — but Greeneville will likely get there if it can contain Panthers' running back Ladarius Vanlier.
The 5-foot-6, 160-pound senior has rushed for 2,219 yards and scored 24 touchdowns this season. He had 16 carries for 233 yards and three scores in his team's 28-7 win over Covington in last week's semifinals.
"They certainly feature him, and I can't say I blame them," said Ballard. "He's tiny, but he's a football player. He makes things happen. We've got to build a wall and try to contain him."
As a change of pace, Maplewood offers 6-1, 210-pound running back Denzel Jones, who rushed for 108 yards and three scores in the quarterfinals.
Clearing holes for those backs is a solid line, which is anchored by 6-2, 270-pound senior center Jamar Fletcher.
The Panthers don't put the ball in the air very much as quarterback Alvin Stokes (6-0, 175, Sr.) is only averaging four attempts and 33 yards passing per game. He also averages just three carries and 22 yards rushing per contest.
Defensively, the Panthers have been very tough. In the last six games, they've allowed only 5.5 points per game. Safety Randall Smith (5-8, 165, Sr.) and linebacker Navonte Parks (5-11, 175, Sr.) have each been credited with more than 120 total tackles this season. Jones at defensive end has 10 sacks, and Fletcher stuffs the middle at tackle.
"They are big up front and at linebacker and in the secondary," said Ballard. "They are all fast and run to the ball well. We've prepared for that by playing Alcoa, Fulton and teams like that. We know what to expect.
"These are probably the two best teams in Class 4A. They haven't changed a lot from last year and we haven't changed a lot, either. We know what to expect from each other."
Greeneville is led offensively by quarterback Tanner Stewart, who has rushed for 1,258 yards and 21 touchdowns while throwing for 803 yards and nine scores.
Running back Taylor Shuffler has 1,306 yards rushing with 24 touchdowns. Hayes Culbreth is the top receiver with 22 catches for 344 yards and five scores.
Jamel Hall has been used more in the backfield late in the season, and has 529 yards on 58 carries and 10 touchdowns.
Defensively, Class AA Mr. Football lineman Terrell Rollins leads the way. The 6-0, 275-pound senior tackle gets plenty of help from Hall, a 6-0, 255-pound senior who was also a Mr. Football finalist.
Place-kicker Ben Ogle has 75 extra points and six field goals, and is a threat to create a touchback on every kickoff.
Notes: Greeneville will leave the school Saturday and get a send-off from fans as they travel through downtown at 10:30 a.m. …
Tickets for the game are $12. This ticket is good for admission to all three games played today. …
Greeneville has scored 633 points on the season, good enough for ninth on the all-time list. Seventh place is within reach. Greeneville would need 37 points.
The Greene Devils set the all-time state record last year with 748 points.