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It´s called "Naples Logic". Sort of like that gem that you can be biased but still be objective. Or Cheney re: Vietnam.
I´ve been following this discussion and the only thing I can say is....come on Rageous, blinders off for just a second.
Then I would say to you: read the thread again.
Had you looked at what I said, you'd see I have acknowldged the fact that what is being suggested as the underlying context of what Cheney said in the quote that started this all has been openly stated, I am aware that it has been stated, and disagree with that POV.
However, I disagree it was the meaning of THIS quote. I don't have to believe that EVERY time Cheney speaks it's about dems not supporting the troops even if I know he's openly said as much before.
If a guy has no problem stating it in the wide open, why would he hide it as a subplot to this speech? I don't think he has.
I think he's taking an even more aggregious position, as his words openly show: "Criticism is dishonest and harmful." That goes way above "Hey you're mean to me so you must not like them either!!!"
And fewer baseless assumptions by you wouldn't hurt either. I can't even agree, in a broad sense, with some of you without being a Fox lackey?
You're annoying me, winking or not. If you come away think I'm going light on Cheney, you need to look at the irony of your "Sort of like that gem that you can be biased but still be objective." statement.
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After 13 hours on the road yesterday I finally got back home about 10 pm last night, concluding a 9-day southern "road tour", including 2 days visiting Savannah GA, 3 days in St. Pete for Chordiestock and another 3 days in Pensacola visiting my oldest daughter and grandkids. It was 38 degrees and snow covered when Jen and I left home, 80 degrees and sunny in Savannah, high 70's and overcast in St. Pete, rainy and chilly in Pensacola (38 degrees and sunny when we left yesterday morning). When we got back home the snow was gone but it was a balmy 16 degrees. (8 degrees this morning as I type this) By far, the warmest part of the trip was the camaraderie of the chordians and other musicians I met while in St. Pete.
Only Jeff and Scott knew I was coming to Chordiestock as I wanted to surprise my old friend Derek, and by the look on his face when I strolled into the Brown Boxer Friday evening with Jeff and Amy, I guess my surprise worked. It was the first time I had met Jeff but soon he felt like a long-lost friend. It was also the first time I met his friend Robert - friendly, witty, great story teller, excellent picker and singer - we hit it off instantly. After dinner we went back to Jeff's condo complex for some sippin' singin' and pickin' and were soon joined by Scott (also met for the first time). I had left Jennifer back at the motel so I excused myself about 11 pm while the rest of the group continued on.
Jen and I joined the group for about 6 hours on Saturday where I met Wayne - and was blown away by his talent. With several other local folks joining in there was quite a variety of tunes being played. Jeff was a great host and provided lots of good food to keep our energy up while playing in the circle. Derek, Robert and I were deeply concerned about the possibility of catching some weather-related illness so between us we shared a bottle of "bourbon/medicine" I had brought and when it was gone, tried a few of the other "cures" that seemed to be in abundance.
Sunday at the Pub was a hoot. My two favorite things was getting to meet and talk to Roscoe and being joined by Jen in singing a song we often do together on the back porch.
A few memories I'll have of the weekend:
Jeff's "turbo" song versions and good humor
Amy's pipes, as well as being an absolute sweetheart
Wayne's talent
Scott's enthusiam
Robert - what can I say? If we'd met years ago we'd probably both be in jail now. What a great guy and great musical talent
Derek- an old friend that like wine gets better with age
Thanks Jeff for hosting the affair. Jennifer and I had a great time.
Thanks for the kind words. There was lots of talent on display including Dirty Ed, great songwriter and guitarist. I had a wonderful time playing with everyone. I have said it many times before but there is nothing like getting together with other musicians and having fun. I felt bad for Tony "aka" SouthPaw41L, he had lost his voice and for those that haven't heard Tony perform, that's what I call Talent. Big thanks to Amy for helping me out with some backing vocals along with Lizzie B.
Some observations, Zurf has really stepped up his game. Jeff is bound and determined to make the Big Time if we can get him to slow the Tempo down . I am very proud of Amy for the dedication and poise she is showing. Dirty Ed will keep writing tunes, some a little Dirty. Scott and Robert's enthusiasm was contagious. I absolutely loved Jamming with Tony, Bee Rad and Wyatt. It was a shame Steve on Acoustic Bass wasn't plugged, he absolutely kicks butt. It got a little Bluesy but that was so fun.
Big thanks to Jeff "Topdown" and all the other Floridian's for making us feel right at home. Doesn't get much better than that!
It's good to hear every one had a good time, as I would have expected.
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Jeff is bound and determined to make the Big Time if we can get him to slow the Tempo down .
Big thanks to Jeff "Topdown" and all the other Floridian's for making us feel right at home. Doesn't get much better than that!
Hey - I'm from effin' New Yoyk waddya spect? Eva hea of a NY minute? That means all of my songs should last less than a minute!
No thanks necessary - It is absolutely my pleasure and the highlight of my year to gather together so many talented individuals that I consider friends. This year was better than last, lets make next year that much more so!
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Hehehe....looks and sounds like ya'll are having one heck of a time.
I missed seeing /hearing you in the circle Jets. Wish you could have made it.
I played a new song Friday evening that I finished writing a few weeks ago. It was one of those that had laid around for a while because it needed better lyrics in the bridge. As I told Zurf, I "borrowed" a couple lines from your song "That's What Life's About' to finish the bridge using parts of the first and third lines from your chorus. As I'd like to keep the lines in my song would you mind being considered as a co-writer?
Just reading all the various reports was very entertaining, in itself, with some reading between the lines! I enjoyed the videos too, especially with Amy's contagious laughter on top!
I've got to try & make it next year! But whatever else happens, I'm coming to Wayne's South Dakota gathering (Chordiestock III?) in the Fall. If that's still in the pipeline, Wayne??
Oh you guys were having so much fun!. Thanks for the YouTube Amy. The descriptions were great. Hopefully, somaday, maybe can make one in the future.
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Ok, fine, call me lame this is the first chance for me to write my view of ChordistockII.
I flew into FL after a 2 hour delay in Birmingham. During that time period I made myself comfy in the bar for 2 beers and the nice lady gave me one to go in a soda cup. While I waited at the gate I had a conversation with a nice lady who was somehow in the music bizz where ever she was from.
Landed and after a few arguments with the rental car place (never using advantage again) ended up at my friend Carries about 3:30. We hung out had dinner and a little later we made it over to Jeffs. I got to say, When Derek came walking around the pool house to let us in, it was like greeting your best friend that you have known your whole life. We both started smiling and a bear hug later I felt the same way as I met Jeff, Amy and Robert for the first time. We had about 2 hours of playing and I tried to keep up with the ramped up version of Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald and had a great time playing it with Jeff. At about midnight Jeff told us we needed to head out to keep the old ppl happy, so we all squeezed into Jeffs condo for a little bit.
Saturday, well I will for the record say, I am sorry I missed the bulk of the afternoon. I was trying to spend equal time with Carrie as I had not seen her since high school. I made it to Jeffs at 9:00 PM ( much later than I had planned). Walking into that room full of great people I was enthusiastically greeted and told Glad you made it- your next! Really? I thought. Tony, Brad, Steve and Wyatt had just finished a really kick butt improve. How do I follow that? Says I. So I sat down cold and proceeded to destroy Dont go away mad by Motley Crue. It was really bad. I did redeem myself with a couple of my originals on Jeffs 12 string Alvarez. Brad gave me some thumbs up for jamming out my stuff on the 12er, Thanks man! I was so pumped up meeting Dirty Ed and Wayne. I couldnt take in all the cool vibes at one time and sorta just rode the wave with a big grin on my face.
Sunday, well once again I was the last guy there, but only by 2 hours so its all good! I have to echo everyone else about how cool the London Bus Pub is. I would defiantly have a stool with my name carved on it if I lived around there. Everyone else has noted how full the circle was and I got to meet Rosco.I did miss some of Waynes songs, I did get to hear Ken and his wife sing together which was great. Everyone tells me I did one heck of a great song when I did my best original. All I know is I was so hyper-focused on not screwing up and trying to sing that I hardly heard everyone else playing. At one point I tried to listen and about lost my place. All I know is when I finished the others were still jamming my song and I heard a bunch of clapping. As I said on FB. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED ME TO SOUND THE BEST I EVER HAVE!
Next time, 100% will be geared to being at the whole event! Then I can have some just relaxed conversation with everyone.
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Three videos are up on Youtube. Here's the link to my page: https://www.youtube.com/user/mekidsmom
WARNING: NO EDITING WAS DONE other than allowing youtube to straighten up my shakiness, and these were taken on my tablet. The sound is not anywhere near as awesome as it was in person!!!!
Sorry to resurrect this old thread but I had to say; thank you Amy for the link. I've been taking lessons to help me learn my scales for 5 weeks now. I started on the Dorian mode last week and when I listened to Run Around I thought; Hey, I think the Dorian scale might work here. Sure enough!!
So guess what Amy? You're going to be my backing track for the next few weeks. Thanks
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Sorry to resurrect this old thread but I had to say; thank you Amy for the link. I've been taking lessons to help me learn my scales for 5 weeks now. I started on the Dorian mode last week and when I listened to Run Around I thought; Hey, I think the Dorian scale might work here. Sure enough!!
So guess what Amy? You're going to be my backing track for the next few weeks. Thanks
I'll have to update my facebook "fan" page...
"I am a backing track"
Do you know that there's a realplayer download option so you can legally (illegally?) download youtube vids/sound files to your computer? If you'd like the original file, drop me an email via the nifty chordie email link by my profile and I'll send it along to you! Have fun! I'd love to hear your scale on my recording. It might be fun!


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Byrne has begun searching for his replacement for the 2014-15 season when the team returns to the refurbished TD Place at Lansdowne Park.
"I fully support Chris's decision to dedicate 100 per cent of his time to focus his efforts on improving the calibre of our player personnel," Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group president Jeff Hunt said Monday in a statement.
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Both faculty members and students have the responsibility of upholding the principles of academic integrity. Faculty and staff members should create an environment in which honesty is encouraged, dishonesty discouraged and integrity is openly discussed. Faculty members should follow the principles of academic integrity in their own work and conduct. Students are obligated not only to follow these principles, but also to take an active role in encouraging other students to respect them. If students suspect a violation of academic integrity, they should make their suspicions known to a faculty member or staff member in academic affairs. Students reporting dishonesty must be prepared to give evidence in a hearing before the University Review Committee (URC).
Many faculty members ask students to work collaboratively with others on written projects, oral presentations, revisions, labs, or other course work. The guidelines for collaborative work differ substantially from course to course, but in most cases part or all of a collaborative project must be completed independently. Faculty members should make clear, in writing, their expectations for collaborative work. Students should make sure they understand what is expected of them; they are responsible for knowing when collaboration is permitted, and when not. Handing in a paper, lab report, or take home exam written entirely by a member of one's collaborative group, except when given explicit permission to do so by the instructor of the course, is an act of academic dishonesty.
Almost all the types of academic dishonesty described below have to do with working with others or using the work of others. This is not to suggest that working with others or using their work is wrong. Indeed, the heart of the academic enterprise, learning itself, is based on using the ideas of others to stimulate and develop your own. In this sense, all academic work is collaboration, and therefore academic integrity focuses on those acts that demean or invalidate fruitful collaboration.
- Types of Academic Dishonesty
Cheating.Using or attempting to use unauthorized materials in any academic exercise or having someone else do work for you. Examples of cheating include looking at another student's paper during a test, bringing an answer sheet to a test, obtaining a copy of a test prior to the test date or submitting homework borrowed from another student.
Fabrication.Inventing or falsifying information. Examples of fabrication include inventing data for an experiment you did not do or did not do correctly or making reference to sources you did not use in a research paper.
Facilitating academic dishonesty.Helping someone else to commit an act of academic dishonesty. This includes giving someone a paper or homework to copy from or allowing someone to cheat from your test paper.
Plagiarism. Using the words or ideas of another writer without attribution, so that they seem as if they are your own. Plagiarism ranges from copying someone else's work word for word, to rewriting someone else's work with only minor word changes (mosaic plagiarism), to summarizing work without acknowledging the source. (See the Writing Center Guide to Avoiding Plagiarism for further information on plagiarism.)
Multiple submission.Submitting work you have done in previous classes as if it were new and original work. Although professors may occasionally be willing to let you use previous work as the basis of new work, they expect you to do new work for each class. Students seeking to submit a piece of work to more than one class must have the written permission of both instructors.
Abuse of academic materials.Harming, appropriating or disabling academic resources so that others cannot use them. This includes cutting tables and illustrations out of books to use in a paper, stealing books or articles and deleting or damaging computer files intended for others' use.
Deception and misrepresentation.Lying about or misrepresenting your work, academic records or credentials. Examples of deception and misrepresentation include forging signatures, forging letters of recommendation and falsifying credentials in an application. Of particular concern, given the current popularity of collaborative projects, is taking credit for group work to which you did not contribute significantly or meet your obligations. In a collaborative project, all members of the group are expected to do their share. Group members may work together on each phase of the project or they may divide the tasks--one person might do background research; another might take charge of the lab experiments; another might be responsible for drafting the report. Even in a modular project, however, each member of the group is responsible for being familiar and involved with the entire project. Be sure to get clear instructions on your individual and collective responsibilities from each faculty member for each course.
Electronic dishonesty.Using network access inappropriately, in a way that affects a class or other students' academic work. Examples of electronic dishonesty include using someone else's authorized computer account to send and receive messages, breaking into someone else's files, gaining access to restricted files, disabling others' access to network systems or files, knowingly spreading a computer virus or obtaining a computer account under false pretenses.
Carelessness. When does carelessness become dishonesty? Students sometimes make minor mistakes in completing academic assignments. Mistyping one of many endnotes in a long paper, for example, may in most cases be considered a careless mistake, rather than an act of deliberate dishonesty.
When students make multiple mistakes in acknowledging sources, however, these mistakes cannot be considered simply careless. Students who copy long passages from a book or a Web source, for example, make a deliberate choice to do so. Such students have taken a short cut; instead of explaining the source of their ideas, they have simply stolen ideas from others. In such cases, carelessness is a form of dishonesty.
Students are responsible for knowing the academic integrity policy and may not use ignorance of the policy as an excuse for dishonesty.
Other types of academic dishonesty. The list above is a partial one. Instructors may explain in their syllabi other types of academic dishonesty relevant to the work in particular disciplines or particular courses.
- Overview of the Process
All cases of academic dishonesty must be reported by faculty members and settled through the process outlined below. Faculty members may not impose a grade penalty for academic dishonesty except through the process outlined below.
The process is designed 1) to provide prompt resolution of cases, 2) to help the student understand both the charge and penalty, and 3) to allow the student to discuss what happened and/or contest the charge or penalty being made. At all stages of the process, the focus should be on education, and open, frank discussion should be encouraged. Students frequently commit acts of dishonesty when they are under pressure of one sort or another; or they may persuade themselves that borrowing someone else's words and ideas is not a serious offense. This settlement process gives faculty members and students a chance to discuss why academic integrity is so important to the university community.
In the process of investigating the charge, the instructor may discuss his or her suspicions with the student. In cases of cheating on exams, it may be appropriate to confront the student during the exam or immediately after; however, even in cases when the student admits to the violation verbally, a formal conference to review and sign the written settlement form should be arranged. In confronting students with charges of academic dishonesty, instructors may choose to have a colleague present to act as an observer. That colleague need not be a member of the same department, but should be someone knowledgeable about the academic integrity policy.
- The Settlement Process
Academic Dishonesty Settlement Form
When an instructor becomes aware of a possible case of academic dishonesty, he or she should move quickly (usually within three days) to investigate the violation and to contact the student. If suspected violations occur at the end of the term, the instructor should assign a grade of Incomplete and begin the settlement process as quickly as possible but no later than the start of the following semester. Even when suspected violations occur after grades have been submitted, the settlement process must be started before the end of the semester following the suspected violation.
The formal process of initiating a charge and settlement involves the following steps, with occasional minor variations depending on the nature and timing of the case:
- The instructor arranges to confer with the student to discuss the integrity violation and the evidence supporting it. During or shortly after the instructor's conversation with the student, the instructor presents the student with a written statement of the charge and the proposed penalty (see the Academic Dishonesty Settlement Form). The student has the opportunity to respond to the charge. After listening to the student, the instructor may decide to revise the charge or penalty, or drop the charge all together. If, for any reason, the faculty member believes that the violation deserves a penalty more severe than failure in the course, he or she may immediately refer the case to the University Review Committee (URC).
- The student has three business days to respond to the charge, either by assenting to the charge and penalty by signing the settlement form, or by requesting a hearing before the URC. At that hearing, the student may either dispute the charge or the severity of the penalty. While considering how to respond to a charge, students are encouraged to seek advice from someone knowledgeable in matters of academic integrity, such as a faculty advisor, an academic dean, or another trusted advisor. If a student charged with a violation does not respond in the specified time, the matter is immediately turned over to the URC for a hearing.
- Once the settlement form has been signed, it is forwarded to the academic affairs office to be kept for five years. If this proves to be a second violation of the academic integrity policy, an academic dean will convene a disciplinary hearing of the URC.
Note: Once an academic integrity charge has been initiated against a student, he or she may not withdraw from the course in question unless the charge is dropped by the faculty member or the student is found to be not responsible through a hearing or an appeal. A hold is placed on the student's transcript until the charge has been settled.
- Penalties for Academic Dishonesty
Students who have violated the academic integrity policy are penalized more severely than students who have simply not turned in an assignment. While the degree of penalty varies according to the judgment of the instructor, a first offense is usually penalized in three ways:
the settlement form itself, which when signed is filed in the academic affairs office;
a grade of zero on the relevant assignment; and
a lowered final course grade.
Occasionally, even for a first offense, the penalty is failure in the course. If a more severe penalty is called for, the instructor may request a hearing of the University Review Committee (URC).
Academic dishonesty outside of a particular class (forged signatures and fabricated résumés, for example) also leads to penalties. Students will be asked to sign the academic dishonesty settlement form. Either the accused student or the faculty/staff member making the charge may request a hearing before the URC.
A second violation of the academic integrity policy leads automatically to a disciplinary hearing before the URC, and may result in suspension or dismissal.
- Student Records
First Offenses. Signed settlement forms for first offenses are filed in the Academic Affairs office for five years. The name of the student is kept confidential. The settlement form does not become part of the student's permanent record, except if the student is found responsible for a second violation of the academic integrity policy.
Second Offenses. In cases where a student is found to be responsible for a second violation of the academic integrity policy, a copy of the URC decision will be placed in the student's permanent record (kept in the Office of Student Life) and will be reported if the student releases the record to employers or other schools. A second offense is defined to be one that takes place in whole or in part after a student has been presented with a settlement form for a prior case, unless the student is found not responsible for the prior case.
- The Academic Integrity Hearing
If a hearing before the University Review Committee is necessary, either because the charge or penalty is disputed or because this is a second offense, it will be convened by an Academic Dean as quickly as possible, but usually no later than three weeks after the Dean has received the signed or unsigned settlement form. Committee members will be provided with a detailed outline of the hearing process.
The URC consists of a teaching faculty member who is a current or former member of the Student Academic Life Committee, who will chair the hearing, two additional teaching faculty members, and two students. Faculty and student members are chosen by the convenor from a pool of volunteers identified by the Student Academic Life Committee. The Student Academic Life Committee will identify this pool in February of each year with the pool to begin service on March 1st. The Student Academic Life Committee may add members to the pool as needed. In the event an insufficient number of members of the pool are available when a URC needs to be convened, the convenor may ask other faculty members or students to serve on the URC. In such cases the convenor will share the names of the URC with the Chair of the Student Academic Life Committee. Each URC board member will receive training prior to serving on his or her first URC. The convenor observes and records the hearing, but does not participate in committee deliberations.
The membership of this committee is made known to parties involved prior to a hearing. Student, faculty members and administrative alternates are also designated for the committee. Either party can ask the committee's chair that a committee member not serve on the hearing panel because of bias or conflict of interest. The chair shall decide if there are sufficient grounds to honor this request. If a committee member is unable to attend the hearing, or if a member is excluded because of potential bias or conflict of interest, an alternate will be asked to serve. Committee members are required to attend the hearing in person.
Nature of the hearing. There are two types of academic hearings: one to decide a disputed charge or penalty, the other to consider disciplinary matters following a second offense. A hearing of the University Review Committee is intended to be an orderly, fair inquiry into the facts bearing on the case and only material related to the written charges may be considered during the hearing. The hearing is not intended to be a trial concerned with technical formalities.
The party bringing the charge and the accused student will usually attend the hearing in person. If there is no reasonable alternative that permits a timely hearing, either or both parties may participate remotely or may provide only a written statement with the permission of the convenor. If one or both parties fails to participate in a previously scheduled hearing, the hearing will go forward and the committee will reach its conclusion on responsibility and the appropriate penalty on the basis of evidence presented at the hearing.
Related Cases. At the discretion of the convenor, related cases may be heard sequentially by the same hearing board. When structured in this way, the parties involved in the first case will be heard, followed by the parties involved in the second case and so on. The hearing board will then deliberate before deciding if it wishes to call the parties for one or more cases back in sequence for additional questions. This process may be repeated as necessary before the hearing board starts its final deliberations. At the discretion of the convenor, a hearing for related cases may span multiple days.
Confidentiality. Hearing proceedings are confidential. Committee members, students, faculty members, recorders, advisors, and witnesses are enjoined from mentioning names of those involved or details that might reveal the identity of the student or faculty member, and from discussing presentations or committee deliberations.
Presentation; burden of proof; rights.When a hearing is convened to hear a disputed charge or penalty, the faculty member referring the case presents the evidence of the offense to the panel. The student may present counter-evidence if he or she wishes. Either party may have a faculty member, staff member, or student advisor and each has the right to call and question witnesses. The burden of proof is on the faculty member, who must establish the responsibility of the student by a preponderance of the evidence. (In matters of academic integrity, the evidence does not have to constitute overwhelming, irrefutable proof of responsibility, but only has to convince the panel that the violation took place.) Faculty members may refer cases based on the testimony of other students; in doing so, however, the faculty member should make sure either that the students who provided the testimony are willing to appear as witnesses at the hearing or that there is corroborating evidence that substantiates the charge. Other procedures for due process shall be followed, and records (including a tape recording of the hearing) shall be kept. Tapes will be erased after the appeal period has elapsed. Written records will be destroyed after five years.
URC penalties.The URC imposes penalties for dishonesty according to the nature of the violation. URC penalties may include a letter of warning, grade penalties, failure in the class, suspension, or dismissal. If the URC finds that there has been no violation, or if the URC does not find a preponderance of evidence that a violation has taken place, the student will be exonerated.
Second Offense. When a hearing is convened to consider disciplinary penalties related to a second offense, the chair reviews the offenses, as put forth in the settlement forms or in previous hearing reports, and asks the student if there are any comments he or she would like to make in regard to these offenses. Since these cases have already been decided, either through settlement or previous hearing, there is no need to reconsider them. In most cases, it is unnecessary to call witnesses, unless the committee or the student feels the reports are unclear in some respect that a witness can clarify. The sole consideration of the committee at a second offense hearing is whether further disciplinary sanctions (usually suspension or dismissal) should be applied.
- Appeals
Either the instructor or the student may appeal the decision of the URC to the vice president for academic affairs. Appeals must be made in writing to the vice president for academic affairs within three business days of receiving the written notification of the decision. Appeals will be considered only if they are based on one or more of the following criteria:
new evidence not reasonably available at the time of the original hearing and which is provided as part of the written appeal; or
procedural error that can be shown to have affected the outcome of the hearing; or
appropriateness of sanction only in cases of suspension or dismissal.
The Vice President for Academic Affairs will decide whether or not there is a basis for appeal, and, if so, upon consideration of the appeal, may revise the URC decision or the penalty. The decision of the Vice President for Academic Affairs is final and will be communicated to both parties involved in the hearing, to the convenor of the URC and to the chair of the URC.
(Approved by the DePauw University Faculty, November 4, 2002; updated April 14, 2014. University Review Committee (URC) Hearing Procedures are available in the Office of Academic Life. Hearing Procedures are updated and revised periodically by the Academic Affairs administration in consultation with the Student Life and Academic Atmosphere Committee.)


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One conversion rate optimization rule of thumb says: "The more you personalize the site experience based on all you know about the visitor, the higher the conversion rate will be." Higher conversion equals better results, and greater revenue. That's strong motivation for any ecommerce site looking to improve ROI.
But another rule of thumb may be emerging as consumers get more sophisticated in their online habits: "Failure to use information about a visitor could have a negative effect on conversion."
Consider the email I got from Walmart about 10 days ago. It was waiting for me when I came indoors after spending an hour trying to plow the snow from my yard.
The subject was: "Celebrate Spring With Savings on Patio Furniture, Apparel, Swings & More." Just so you get the picture, I have super-imposed a screen shot of the email on a snapshot of the yard at the time I got the message.
My first reaction to the email, as a consumer and not a marketing professional, was confusion. The mental process went like this: "Walmart knows where I live and the weather where I live is no mystery, so why did they send me an email offering deals on new patio furniture when mine is still covered with snow?"
Then I tried thinking it through as a marketer. Sending the exact same promotion to everyone on your mailing list is cheaper and easier than customizing offers by region. Sure, you might get greater conversion from emails that are geo-targeted, but would the incremental revenue be worth the extra effort?
And there's the rub: How much extra effort does it take?
For large enterprises the answer often comes down to silos, not the kind in which my neighbors store their corn, but data silos. These are databases that exist in relative isolation within an organization.
Silos often contain information that could be used for multiple purposes, including marketing. But that information currently isn't available to all the people who could use it -- at least not without a lot of effort.
Typical silos are inventory, shipping data, order data, billing data. Different silos often contain multiple records of customer names, addresses, and contact data.
Unfortunately, issues in the areas of system architecture and corporate structure can mean that the fullest possible profile of the customer is not readily available to anyone, and that's a pity.
For example, Walmart could have achieved a better reaction from me simply by looking in the customer database, seeing where I live, then sending the same email content under a different subject line, such as: "Hang in there, Spring is coming!"
I know Walmart has some amazing data systems and I don't mean to poke fun at the company (I shop there quite often and I like getting their emails). Although that offer of patio furniture sure didn't convert in my case, I found it more amusing than offensive. Yet there is a darker side to this silo problem, something you might call conversion poisoning.
Let's face it, regardless of how much time and money you invest to come out on top of the search engine results page, there are always other results visible on the same SERP, whether your prospects are searching with Google, Bing, or Yahoo. So the searcher always has choices, and if the searcher has a negative perception of your brand, they will likely click one of the other results.
Like Walmart, Verizon also knows where I live. When I go to the website called "My Verizon" to pay the bill for my landline phone, Verizon actually shows me the weather conditions for my address. But I'm also shown offers and information about Verizon's fiber optic and DSL broadband services.
Unfortunately, Verizon has no plans to supply either of these services to my address. Furthermore, Verizon promotes these locally unavailable services, bundled with phone service, for prices lower than my neighbors and I pay for phone service alone.
From a consumer perspective, that strikes me as insensitive to say the least. After chatting to my neighbors I confirmed that I wasn't alone in this perception (it turns out that Verizon is equally insensitive when it mails out paper bills, stuffing them with offers that are unavailable at the address to which the bills are mailed).
Verizon is arguably eroding customer sentiment and tarnishing brand perception with this behavior, yet we all know that the information required to behave differently is somewhere within Verizon's data silos. I would argue that, by failing to use all of the information at its disposal to personalize the "My Verizon" website, the company is undermining its conversion efforts.
Clearly, the time has come to "un-silo" corporate data so that it can be used to improve conversion and brand sentiment, while simultaneously avoiding the perception that your brand is either insensitive or simply doesn't have it's act together.


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A new record for the Valley: cleanest summer ozone season to date. Read More
The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (Valley
Air District) is committed to improving the health and quality of life for all Valley residents through effective and cooperative air quality programs.
Air District Advocates for Modernization of the Clean Air Act
District Launches New Air Quality Tool
The District has unveiled a state-of-art art web tool for exploring historical air quality information in your neighborhood. The Web-based Archived Air Quality (WAAQ) system allows anyone to compare air quality information over the past two decades in any Valley neighborhood.
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The District formally requests EPA recognition of the Valley's 1-hour ozone attainment
For the first time in recorded history, in 2013, the Valley had zero violations of the 1-hour ozone standard established by EPA under the federal Clean Air Act. On May 6, 2014, the District submitted a formal request to the U.S. EPA for a determination that the Valley has attained the federal 1-hour ozone standard. This historic accomplishment reaffirms the effectiveness of the investment and commitment by Valley businesses and residents to reduce emissions and improve public health. For a copy of the request click here.
Emergency Measures to Assist with Drought Relief Actions
The SJVAPCD Governing Board has approved several emergency measures to assist Valley residents, farmers and water districts with their emergency drought relief efforts. Among the measures adopted include expedited permitting for farmers and water districts needing to operate irrigation equipment and water systems, processes to mitigate excess emissions from certain drought relief efforts, and providing guidance on state regulations regarding drilling rigs. The District has confirmed that non-registered and out-of-state water well drilling rigs can operate in California during the Governor's declared state of emergency provided operators comply with the State's recordkeeping, reporting and notification requirements. For more information on the District's drought relief program, click on the following link: drought relief page. For assistance by phone, please contact the District's Small Business Assistance at (559) 230-5888.
Valley Air District is Seeking Hearing Board Members
The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District has three Hearing Boards which hold monthly hearings and make decisions on: variance applications pertaining to air quality rules and regulations affecting business and industry in the Valley; appeals to permits; orders of abatement, and revocations of permits.
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New Requirements for Natural Gas-fired, Fan-type Residential Central Furnaces Go Into Effect
The Governing Board adopted amendments to Rule 4905 (Natural Gas-Fired, Fan-Type Central Furnaces) which lowered the NOx emission limit for units currently subject to rule requirements; expanded rule applicability to include units installed in commercial buildings and manufactured homes, and added an option for manufacturers to pay an emission fee if non-compliant units are sold during the initial phase of implementation.
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District Receives the Government Finance Officers' Association Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting
The District received the GFOA's highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting for its fiscal year 2012-13 CAFR. This is a significant achievement for the District and reflects the Board's commitment to meeting the highest principles of governmental reporting and transparency to the public.
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New Federal Study Investigates Fracking
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As of January 1, 2014, worksites that are subject to the eTRIP rule (Rule 9410) must be able to demonstrate compliance with their submitted eTRIP plan by keeping documentation on site. Worksites subject to the eTRIP rule that have not already submitted Phase III eTRIP plans to the District, must do so immediately by clicking here and selecting their Phase lll measures. For assistance, please contact the District's Small Business Assistance by phone at (559) 230-6000 or by email at
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The Valley Air District can provide information to agricultural operations regarding permitting requirements for irrigation pump engines, and to provide assistance in obtaining grant funding for upgrading. For more information please call our Small Business Assistance hotline at 559-230-5888 for permitting assistance, and/or call our Grants Department at 559-230-5800 for grant information. (For more information, please click
California Air Resources Board Approves District's 2012 PM2.5 Plan
The California Air Resources Board (ARB) approved
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standard by the 2019 deadline, with most areas
seeing attainment well before then. The plan and
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District's smart phone app provides access to current air quality
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District's Development Rule Upheld by both State and Federal Courts
The United States Supreme Court declined to review a ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upholding the District's landmark regulation controlling development-related emissions. A similar challenge to the regulation, filed by the California Building Industry Association, has also been rejected by the California courts
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according to a recent study that compared California's air
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PlanThe US Environmental Protection Agency redesignated the San
Joaquin Valley to attainment of the PM10 National Ambient
Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) and approved the 2007 PM10 Maintenance
Plan. This historic achievement represents years of hard work
by individuals, industry, Valley communities and the Air District.
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Parent Champion Level 2
(previously Empowering Families)This very successful course runs over 8 weeks and consists of a 2-hour session each week and is accredited by Open College Network (the adult learning body) equivalent to NVQ2 . Participants are required to commit to 100% attendance.
During the 8 weeks we introduce the following 10-step toolkit:
1) Thoughts become reality
Our thoughts affect our feelings, emotions and behaviours, these then become our reality
2) Create a different reality
We do have free will and can create a different reality for ourselves - one that empowers us
3) Influence is more effective than control
Recognising that successful parenting is about the quality of the relationship with our children makes it easier to make positive changes
4) Success breeds success
When we recognise and focus on our successes they happen more in our life
5) Listening at a deeper level
The power of listening at a deeper level is that you discover so much more, your child feels valued and really seen and you share a more profound connection
6) Powerful questions
One powerful question asked at the right moment opens a child up and unleashes so much of their potential
7) The importance of 'me' time
Understanding what REALLY matters to you and the importance of quality 'me time' - using SMART goals to create more of this in your life
8) Change your family dynamic
Recognising that by you changing, even just a little, your relationship with your children and the whole family dynamic changes
9) Connecting differently with your children
By reorienting to looking for potential rather than problems, you start to see much more potential and far fewer problems
10) Create a sustainable strategy
Drawing on everything you have learned you will be able to develop a strategy that works for yourself and your family to integrate all the changes you have made, as you move forward together. And your not alone because we have created the Parent Champion Community to support you.
Throughout this course you will be required to keep a record of your learning and personal experiences. This is an important aspect of the course.
One participant, on being asked what she thought of this course, replied: "Oh it's brilliant, I love it, it's not like a typical parenting course, I just don't want it to end. I don't know what I'd do without it!"
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September 25th, 2007
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What: Panel Discussion on Teaching in Africa
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Ami Ehrlich volunteered in Namibia with the United State Peace Corps (http://www.peacecorps.gov/) from 1999-2001. She taught English at Ebenhaezer Primary School in Karibib, a small town in the central region of Namibia. While there, she also facilitated an after school life skills program and developed a partnership with a local church library to provide the school children regular access to books. Ami is currently a Global Program Officer at Room to Read (http://www.roomtoread.org/), an international non-profit organization in San Francisco that establishes school, libraries and other educational infrastructure in developing countries.
Mira Foster is currently a librarian at SF State, and volunteered in Namibia with the United State Peace Corps (http://www.peacecorps.gov/ ). Mira taught English, health education and library skills from 1999-2001 at Onayena Junior Secondary School in the northern Owambo region of the country. While there she lived with a host family of fourteen and developed the school's new library into a learning center utilized by local schools.
Timothy Foster, originally from the United Kingdom, taught in Namibia from 1998-2001 with Volunteer Services Overseas (VSO) (http://www.vso.org.uk/). In his first year he taught mathematics and developed a campus computing lab at Ponhofi Secondary School, located along the Angolan border. During his second year he was evacuated from Ponhofi because of spillover fighting from Angola's civil war, and moved to Nehale Senior Secondary School in Onayena village, also in the Owambo region. While at Nehale he taught mathematics, tutored teachers in mathematics instruction, and developed computing and Internet facilities at two local schools. Timothy now lives in San Francisco and works as a computer engineer for AT&T.
Eileen O'Neill Guerard, a volunteer with World Teach (http://www.worldteach.org/), taught English, writing, and some P.E. to ninth and eleventh grade students at Oshigambo High School (OHS), a private school established in the 1960s by Finnish Lutheran missionaries in northern Namibia. The school itself is famous for having schooled some of SWAPO's freedom fighters. When Eileen worked there in 1999, OHS educated about 300 pupils in grades 8 – 12, mostly from the northern areas and primarily from the Ovambo tribes. It counted among its staff about 20 teachers, hailing from Namibia, Ghana, Burundi, Egypt, Zimbabwe, and Nigeria as well as two from the United States. Eileen's major claim to fame at OHS was teaching her ninth graders to sing "Shiny Happy People," and moderating the eleventh-graders in some impromptu sex-education that probably would have gotten her fired in the U.S.
Peter Orner was a Worldteach volunteer (http://www.worldteach.org/) in Namibia in 1991-1992 and taught at three primary schools, Rehoboth and Klien Aub in the south, and Karibib in the west central part of the country. He taught various courses, including 4th grade English, 7th grade English, History, Physical Education, Woodworking, as well as a course for teachers. His novel, The Second Coming of Mavala Shikongo, although fiction, is based in part on his memories of Namibia. The book is currently being translated into French, Italian, and German. Winner of a 2006 Guggenheim fellowship, Orner is an associate professor at San Francisco State.
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As the government tries to stabilise the country's economy after the worst recession since the Second World War, it has been forced to reconsider the models of economic growth pursued since the era of neo-liberalism began.
This rethink has seen renewed emphasis on investment in skills and infrastructure, and a drive to foster increased technological innovation.
But even with this focus on encouraging startups and entrepreneurs, the chances of the UK creating a hub of innovation that in any way resembles Silicon Valley remain pretty slim.
In June, Gordon Brown announced the creation of a UK Innovation Investment Fund to support technology-based businesses with high growth potential. The fund is designed to spur the growth of small businesses, startups and spin-outs in the fields of digital and life sciences, clean technology and advanced manufacturing.
In July, the first government-backed innovation awards for science and technology the iAwards were launched. Science and innovation minister Lord Drayson said they would recognise the achievements of individuals and businesses working at the cutting edge of technology.
More specifically, the government said, the iAwards would highlight innovation that would help tackle the nation's key challenges, such as creating jobs, addressing the healthcare needs of an ageing society and fighting terrorism.
New research adds support to the government's belief that supporting
innovation can help to drive recovery. Last week, a study by analyst IDC suggested UK IT spending is likely to outpace the country's current meagre rate of GDP growth to reach £50bn by the end of this year, up nearly two per cent on 2008.
IDC's research predicts the UK IT market will drive the creation of nearly 2,500 new businesses and 78,200 new jobs by the end of 2013.
But while the government is finally acknowledging the important contribution the IT sector makes to the country's economic wellbeing, it needs to do substantially more if it wants to help UK technology firms emulate the performance of their US counterparts.
In May, the British Venture Capital Association published figures showing that while US investors provided $30bn (£18.8bn) in 2008 for startups, the UK invested only $1.7bn.
The reasons why the UK has not managed to create its own version of Silicon Valley are not clear-cut, but during a flurry of startup-focused events in recent weeks, speakers and entrepreneur delegates tried to find the answer.
Suggestions included the fact that the US holds more startup events that
together venture capitalists, angel investors and entrepreneurs. Many delegates cited cultural differences for example, the US has a more open culture where money can be discussed freely and it is more supportive of risk-taking than the UK.
The US media was also said to do more to encourage startup activity and
universities in the US are seemingly better able to nurture innovative thinkers.
Other answers included the higher capital gains tax in the UK compared to the US, and the lack of UK government tax credits given to new businesses.
Events such as last month's 10th Cambridge Enterprise Conference and Seedcamp clearly demonstrate that the UK startup scene is brimming with potential that needs to be harnessed. This country desperately needs to build on this talent to create a vibrant hub of innovation. Government investment and award incentives are a start, but they are not enough on their own.
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Im alittle down today, couldn't finish up most my upper body due to pain and discomfort in mainly my right shoulders but the left aswell. my workout routine proved to much for my shoulders and I have learned what not to do after a full recovery.
twice a week I would do a total upper body workout which included these exersices: 5 sets----flat bench
5 sets----lateral pull downs
5 sets----shoulder press
5 sets----dips
5 sets----bicep curls
Going to see the doc tomorrow to inquire about my shoulder condition and which exersices are best for me. Im going to perform some rotary cuff exercises every day aswell.
Do you guys feel I should totally quit upper body and focus on lower body and cardio? the pain i feel is discomforting and sharp pain if i attempt most upper body exercises (expecially bench and shoulder press and lateral pull downs)
How long do you think the recovery period will be and what will the doctor say you think?
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[1]Phenylketonuria (PKU) is an inherited condition that is caused by toxic levels of phenylalanine in the body. If left untreated, this buildup of phenylalanine can cause severe intellectual disabilities. Because PKU can be detected by a simple blood test and is treatable, newborn screening is available for this disorder.
Last updated: 11/30/2009
- Phenylketonuria. MedlinePlus Web site. October 10, 2007; http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/phenylketonuria.html. Accessed 3/3/2008.
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- The Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) provides information related to the health of children, adults, and families. Click on the link to view information on this topic.
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Residents in the area said this will only cause more tension between races.
"Who they are, we don't know," said resident Dean Harris. "But to pass around in the city, that's a little bit too outrageous. Hatred is something that doesn't just die overnight. If someone hates you, they normally carry it for a long period of time."
The Aryan Nations Knights of Louisiana is a white supremacist group located near the Louisiana-Texas border. Zachary Police Chief David McDavid said law enforcement are investigating the fliers.
"I don't know if they're trying to intimidate somebody, or if they're just trying to get their word out," said McDavid. "They haven't made any threats at this time."
A number to a 24/7 hotline traces back to the Aryan Nations Knights of Louisiana, Baton Rouge headquarters. When you call the hotline, a person claiming to be a member of the Klan answers the phone. He said the group is recruiting members all over the state, and will be distributing more fliers this weekend.


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November 28, 2015
Pike County - Nearly one year ago Charles Adams and his family watched as their sixty year old business burned to the ground.
"First few hours I could not see rebuilding and trying to start Over at my age," said Adams.
But his family said that was no excuse.
"He's always got to be busy. We knew we had to getting back to getting started. I kind of jumped in there and help him get going," said Charles's son, David.
The family owned business began back in the 50s. That's when Charles's father opened his nut and candy stand between Brundidge and Clio.
After the fire, it took nearly three months just to remove the ashes.
Now, the studio is reopened with two shops under one roof. While this new building isn't any bigger, it's definitely better.
"It was a long time coming. I never thought it would take a year to do it. I'm just glad the day was here," said Charles.
Here you can find stained glass windows, Christmas ornaments, nativity scenes and sun catchers. It took a lot of long nights to fill the store with artwork, but family members say it was worth it.
"I'm glad this is finally here. We can keep going. We can have everyone come out and maybe make some new memories. Got the old memories from the old store Maybe there will be a lot of new memories here the store," said David.
There is also plenty of work from local artists. You can find Adam's Glass right on Highway 231 before you get to Troy.
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Instructions:Soft-hearted is my middle name. So, when I started making donations to a few charitble organizations, I never realized I was setting myself up as a target for a fire-storm of tear-jerking media fallout. As I am not Donald Trump (but most of the time have better hair), I can not possibly give to each organization that sends me a calendar....but I also can not bring myself to throw them out. So, at our house, we cut out the pictures and turn them into art projects! This is an example of a collage using white and black construction paper, chalk to decorate the black paper, and flowers cut from the calendar. You can use glitter, beads, macaroni,crayon shavings or just about anything but the kitchen sink (laws of gravity and inertia would prohibit) to add to your creation.
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