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The College of Education offers undergraduate programs leading to the bachelor of science in education or the bachelor of science degree. These programs require the completion of a minimum of 120 semester hours in prescribed and elective courses, as set forth in this catalog (most programs require the completion of more than 120 hours). Graduates will also have met the prescribed minimum standards of scholarship.
A minimum of 32 semester hours, including 9 of the last 18 hours required for a degree, must be earned in residence at The University of Alabama as an enrolled student in the College of Education.
If a student does not complete requirements for the undergraduate degree within a period of seven years from the date of admission, the College of Education will modify the student's program to bring it into compliance with current degree and certification requirements. In addition, a student in a teacher education program must complete that program's requirements within four years from the date of formal admission to the program, or he or she must reapply for admission.
Upon re-entering, any student with a break in his or her enrollment at The University of Alabama (fall or spring semesters) will be placed in the program required of newly admitted students. Exceptions may be made by personnel in the Office of Student Services and Certification.
Because of the number of educational options available to students in the College, sample programs of study for the various education majors cannot be provided here. Instead, detailed program outlines are available from academic advisors in the various program offices. In general, students take 100-level courses during the first year of college, 200-level courses during the second year, and 300- and 400-level courses during the third and fourth years.
Each undergraduate program contains a group of courses classified as general studies. These courses must be taken in the proper prescribed sequence during the freshman and sophomore years, until they are completed. Required studies in English are part of the general studies requirement; a student must enroll each semester in the prescribed composition and literature courses, until the English requirement is completed.
Students enrolling in a teacher education program (a program leading to Alabama Class B certification) enter the upper division of the College of Education at the time of their admission to a Teacher Education Program (TEP).
Admission to a Teacher Education Program (TEP)
Students must be formally admitted to a TEP. Applications are available through the Office of Student Services located at 104 Carmichael Hall. Students who meet the following criteria may apply for admission to the teacher certification program in their area of study. However, meeting the minimum criteria does not guarantee admission to TEP.
- Alabama Prospective Teacher Testing Program (APTTP). The Alabama Prospective Teacher Test must be taken prior to TEP. Students must have a passing score for all three sections of the test (reading, writing, and mathematics). Students should check with personnel in 104 Carmichael Hall to obtain the latest information, including test dates and registration Web site.
- GPA requirements. A grade point average of 2.75 must be met and maintained for admission. Transfer students must have the required GPA on all coursework taken at this institution as well as overall coursework (UA and transfer work). Exceptions are physical education and special education with a 2.5 GPA. Although special education requires a 2.5 GPA for admission to a TEP, a 2.75 GPA is required for internship.
- EN 101 and EN 102 or EN 103 with credit for EN 101. Students must have a grade of a "C" or higher in the coursework.
- BEP 305 Educational Psychology or BEF 360 or BEP 360. Students must have a grade of a "C" or higher in the coursework.
- Speech requirement. Students must have a grade of a "C" or higher in an approved public-speaking course.
- Hour requirements. Students must successfully complete at least 60 semester hours, including at least 41 hours of general studies. Students must not have exceeded 120 semester hours.
- Pre-professional courses. Students must successfully complete the pre-professional lab experience in their field of study. Students should check with an academic advisor for the specific departmental course with the lab experience.
- Fingerprinting. The Alabama State Department of Education and the College of Education require all students to be fingerprinted prior to admission to TEP. Fingerprinting will be required during the semester of the pre-professional course.
- Writing requirements. Students should check with program advisors and/or personnel in the Office of Student Services and Certification. Students seeking admission to a TEP in elementary education will be assessed a fee for taking a required writing assessment.
- Interview. Each candidate for admission must successfully complete an interview with at least two faculty members. Speaking skills and knowledge and abilities based on previous coursework will be among the attributes assessed in the interview. The interview evaluation will become part of the application to a TEP.
- Signatures. Appropriate faculty and administrative signatures are required once all criteria have been met.
Admission to a TEP is competitive and meeting standard criteria does not guarantee admission. Those who meet standard criteria are guaranteed consideration for admission to a teacher preparation program. Admission will be based on evaluations of the applications to identify those applicants who are best qualified and who show strong likelihood of success in their chosen areas. The evaluations will reveal the relative strengths and weaknesses in each applicant's credentials in light of the areas in which the applicant wishes to teach and the applicant's understanding of, and commitment to, teaching as a profession, as well as oral skills, mature judgement, and the demeanor necessary to become successful as a teacher. Any applicable test score, or subscore, and grades in previous courses should reflect a strong record in the major area of study. A student's entire application will be evaluated by appropriate members of the faculty who will make a recommendation to the dean. The dean will make the final decision.
Individuals who hold college degrees and wish to complete certification programs to teach in the public schools or to complete a TEP in order to qualify for certain graduate programs must meet the admission criteria and must follow all application procedures. Students should check with academic advisors in the office of Student Services for specific departmental TEP admissions requirements.
Retention in the College of Education (Certification Programs)
To continue to be eligible for enrollment in the upper division of the College of Education, a student must successfully complete any remaining courses in the teaching field(s) or major, and, for certification programs, the professional education courses, including successful clinical placements. Unless otherwise indicated for a specific program, the GPA in the teaching field—and, if transfer work, the overall GPA—must remain at least 2.75. In professional education courses, the GPA must be at least 2.75, with no grade less than "C." For students in non-certification programs, required minimum GPAs vary from program to program. All students should be aware of and monitor their GPAs and should project when they will be able to enroll in required courses. All students are expected to become familiar with the regulations discussed in "Student Records and General Academic Policies."
Individuals who apply to the Alabama Department of Education for initial Alabama professional educator certificates or alternative certificates must meet the requirements of the Alabama Prospective Teacher Test (APTTP) as a precondition for certification. The APTTP consists of basic skills assessments and subject assessments. The basic skills assessments of the APTTP consist of the applied mathematics, reading for information, and writing assessments. Passing scores in all three areas are required of candidates prior to admission to a teacher education program.
The subject assessments required in the APTTP consist of selected tests from the Praxis II. Each candidate must obtain a passing score in the appropriate content field on the Praxis II prior to internship. Candidates should see their advisors for the appropriate test code prior to registering for Praxis II. Information regarding test dates, test codes, and testing sites may be obtained from the Office of Student Services, 104 Carmichael Hall.
Each student in a certification program must successfully complete an exit examination that covers the teaching field(s) and concepts associated with (a) education psychology, (b) a survey course in special education, (c) social foundations of education, and (d) the evaluation of teaching and learning. The exit examination is usually administered during the semester of the internship experience. The teaching field exit examinations use a variety of examination techniques. Check with the personnel of the Office of Student Services and Certification for more information regarding these criteria.
The majority of upper-division education courses require clinical placements in the schools. All clinical placements in the College of Education are coordinated through the Office of Clinical Experiences. These placements are in the greater Tuscaloosa area in order to facilitate supervision of students. If an appropriate placement cannot be secured in the Tuscaloosa area, recommendations will be made for an alternate placement by the department head.
Students enrolled in College of Education courses that require a clinical placement are required to provide proof of professional liability insurance before being allowed to participate in a clinical placement. Professional liability insurance may be purchased through an independent insurer or is available to students who are members of the Student Alabama Education Association (SAEA), the Council for Exceptional Children (SCEC), or Collegiate Music Educators National Conference (CMENC). Further information and membership applications may be obtained from the Office of Clinical Experiences.
After successfully completing all required coursework, each student is screened for placement in an internship. The teaching internship (formerly called student teaching) is one of the most important experiences a College of Education student has. It is generally regarded as the culminating activity of one's preparation to become a teacher. At The University of Alabama, the internship is a full-semester, full-time assignment and must be taken in residence.
Both undergraduate and alternative (nontraditional, fifth-year) students must file internship applications with the Office of Clinical Experiences in 101 Graves Hall during the semester preceding the semester of the planned internships. The application process begins by attending a mandatory application session, which is held at 4:00 p.m. in 118 Graves Hall on the first Wednesday in October for spring-semester interns and the first Wednesday in March for fall-semester interns.
A student may apply to enroll for an internship if the following criteria have been met:
- The student must have been admitted to the teacher education program or an alternative (nontraditional, fifth-year) program. Internship applications will not be processed until admission is verified.
- The student must have completed all courses in the major or majors prior to the internship unless otherwise indicated by the education department.
- Unless otherwise indicated, the student must have earned a minimum grade point average of 2.75, both for all University of Alabama courses attempted and for all University of Alabama courses and transfer courses combined.
- Unless otherwise indicated, the student must have earned a minimum grade point average of 2.75 in each major, both for University of Alabama courses in each major and for combined University of Alabama courses and transfer courses in each major.
- The student must have earned a minimum grade point average of 2.75 for professional education coursework, with no grade below a "C" in any professional education coursework.
- The student must have completed all methods courses and appropriate professional coursework with grades of "C" or higher.
- The student must have removed from the transcript any grade of incomplete ("I") recorded in required courses; grades of incomplete are treated as grades of "F."
- The student must have obtained a passing score on the Praxis II: Subject Assessment test in the appropriate content field.
Registration for internship credit hours. Undergraduate students are required to register for the number of internship credit hours specified by their programs. In some programs, an undergraduate student may be allowed to choose a 9-hour registration or a 12-hour registration; course requirements are the same whether 9 hours or 12 hours are taken. Students in programs requiring two different internship placements are required to register for two different sections of internship. A student enrolled for an internship must not expect to be enrolled in other courses while interning unless otherwise indicated by the department.
Policy on Internship Placements
All internship placements are coordinated by the College of Education Office of Clinical Experiences. A placement site will be selected in a manner to ensure the quality of the internship experience and of the supervision provided by the cooperating teacher. All internship placements (except for music education) are in the greater Tuscaloosa area in order to facilitate supervision of students by University of Alabama faculty or other designees of the department heads. Placement outside the greater Tuscaloosa area is made only if the Office of Clinical Experiences and/or a department head determines that appropriate local placement is unavailable.
A student may apply for an overseas internship if he or she meets certain criteria and if appropriate placement can be coordinated by the Consortium for Overseas Student Teaching (COST) and/or The University of Alabama. Applications for overseas internships are taken during January for placements for the next fall semester and in June for placements the succeeding spring semester. Contact the Office of Clinical Experiences in 101 Graves Hall for additional information.
Majors who enroll for internships in collaborative teacher education, elementary education, physical education, English as a second language, foreign language education (P–12), and music education should expect split assignments. Early childhood special education students and secondary education students who have comprehensive majors may receive a single internship assignment or a split assignment. A secondary education student who has two secondary education majors receives a split assignment, one-half in each of the two majors. The internship for the multiple abilities program (MAP) requires the student to complete an elementary education placement and a special education placement during two different semesters.
Any University student who plans to teach in Alabama after graduation must file the proper application form for a certificate. Forms are available and are filed in the Office of Student Services and Certification in 104 Carmichael Hall. Applications should be filed at least one semester in advance of graduation. A student who does not apply for professional licensure within five years after completing the state-approved program may be required to fulfill additional, current requirements. Students who plan to teach in other states must secure the proper professional licensure application forms from those states' departments of education. The assistant dean for student services in the College of Education has been designated the teacher certification officer for the University. Students who need information about or assistance with certification should consult the assistant dean for student services.
Teacher warranty. According to regulations mandated by the Alabama State Board of Education, the College of Education ensures that "a candidate's competency to begin his or her professional role in schools is assessed prior to completion of the program and/or recommendation for certification" and establishes, publishes, and implements "policies to guarantee the success of individuals who complete its approved programs and are employed in their area(s) of specialization." The College of Education provides "remediation at no cost to such individuals who are recommended . . . and are deemed to be unsatisfactory based on performance evaluations established by the State Board of Education and within two years after program completion."
Required General Studies Courses
These general studies courses include most University of Alabama Core Curriculum requirements; however, the core curriculum writing requirement (the W courses) is not satisfied by these hours of general studies courses.
NOTE: Courses listed below reflect general options, but not all teaching fields are enhanced by every option, and some require additional coursework. Additional courses approved by the state of Alabama Articulation and General Studies Committee could be appropriate under the terms of the Statewide Articulation Reporting System (STARS). To avoid taking extra courses, each student should select, whenever possible, general studies courses that may be utilized in his or her teaching field or major. Please refer to notes below and to the specific teaching field(s) for more precise requirements.
|EN 101 and EN 102 (FC)
|6 hours
|or EN 103 English Composition (FC)
|3 hours
|Total hours
|12 hours
|Complete at least one course from the following:
| EN/WL 207 World Literature (L)
EN/WL 208 World Literature (L)
EN 205 English Literature I (L)
EN 206 English Literature II (L)
EN 209 American Literature I (L)
EN 210 American Literature II (L)
EN 215 Honors English Literature I (L)
EN 216 Honors English Literature II (L)
EN 219 Honors American Literature I (L)
EN 220 Honors American Literature II (L)
|3–6 hours
|NOTE: Students should select courses from areas II and IV so that at least one 6-semester-hour sequence of either literature (e.g., English, American, or world) or history is presented.
|Public Speaking*
|COM 123 Public Speaking (HU)
|COM 210 Oral Interpretation (HU)
|3 hours
|Fine Arts
|3 hours
| ARH 151 Introduction to the Visual Arts
ARH 252 Survey of Art I
ARH 253 Survey of Art II
ARH 254 Survey of Art III
MUS 121 Introduction to Listening
MUS 250 Music in World Cultures (FA)
TCF 112 Motion Picture History and Criticism
TH 114 Introduction to Theatre
|Additional course from area II
|3 hours
|*A music education major may satisfy this requirement by earning a passing score on the Speech Proficiency Examination.
|Total hours
| AEM 120 Aerospace Science for Educators (N)
AY 101:102 Introduction to Astronomy (N)
BSC 108 Introductory Biology for Non-Majors I (N)
BSC 109 Introductory Biology for Non-Majors II (N)
BSC 114:115 Principles of Biology I (N)
BSC 116:117 Principles of Biology II (N)
CH 101 General Chemistry I (N)
CH 104 Introductory Chemistry (N)
CH 107 Introductory Chemistry for Non-Majors I (N)
GEO 101 The Dynamic Earth (N)
GY 101 or GY 102 Principles of Physical Geography I or II (N)
PH 101 General Physics I (N, MA)
PH 115 Descriptive Physics for Non-Science Majors (N)
|In addition, all students in the College of Education majoring in elementary education, the Multiple Abilities Program, and special education must complete 4 additional semester hours from N courses. It is suggested that students in elementary education choose AEM 120 or another, advisor-approved, interdisciplinary science course.
|Total hours
|Any of the following courses:
| MATH 110 Finite Mathematics (MA)
MATH 112 Precalculus Algebra (MA)
MATH 113 Precalculus Trigonometry (MA)
MATH 115 Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry (MA)
MATH 121 Calculus and Its Applications (MA)
MATH 125 Calculus I (MA)
MATH 126 Calculus II (MA)
|Students in elementary education (K–6), the Multiple Abilities Program (K–6), and special education are required to complete additional work in mathematics. See notes under these teaching fields. Students preparing to teach general science, biology, chemistry, and physics need to meet specific MATH requirements. See notes under the various teaching fields.
|Total hours
|At least one HY course:
| HY 101 Western Civilization to 1648 (HI)
HY 102 Western Civilization since 1648 (HI)
HY 203 American Civilization to 1865 (HI)
HY 204 American Civilization since 1865 (HI)
|NOTE: Students should select courses from areas II and IV so that at least one 6-semester-hour sequence of either literature or history (e.g., Western, American) is completed.
|PY 101 Introduction to Psychology (see area V) (SB)
|HD 101 Human Development (see area V) (SB)
|ANT 100 Introduction to Anthropology (SB)
|ANT 102 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (SB)
|ANT 103 Great Discoveries in Archaeology (SB)
|EC 110 Principles of Microeconomics (SB)
|EC 111 Principles of Macroeconomics (SB)
|GY 105 World Regional Geography (SB)
|GY 110 Principles of Human Geography (SB)
|PSC 101 Introduction to American Politics (SB)
|SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (SB)
|SOC 202 Analysis of Social Problems (SB)
|Total hours
|(Courses appropriate to the degree requirements and major of the individual student. Secondary and P–12 majors [except special education] should select courses appropriate to their majors. Additional, specific courses may be required for the various majors.) Students should consult an advisor for requirements in a major.
|Educational psychology prerequisite requirement
|PY 101 or HD 101 (may be taken as part of area IV requirements)
|Foreign language/computer language requirement
|(3–8 semester hours)
|One of the following:
|Option 1: Satisfy the foreign language core requirement (FL)
|Option 2: Satisfy the computer science core requirement (C)
|NOTE: Option 2 is not part of area V of the articulation agreement. Students should consult an advisor for requirements in a major.
|EDU 200 Orientation to Teacher Education
|Required for all students in education seeking teacher certification
|general studies elective(s)
|In some majors, additional courses may need to be taken to complete a total of 120 hours or to fulfill prerequisites for the required courses above.


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Aha, next project I was already wondering what happened to you
Looks interesting...hope to see more soon.
Hey all,
After thinking of doing some more painted style map for a long time, I've decided to give it a try on a new WIP. It's a first experiment and I don't fully know where I'm going with this but well, here's what I got so far on mountains range. If it's goind well, map's size will be 12"x18"
Comments are welcome
Aha, next project I was already wondering what happened to you
Looks interesting...hope to see more soon.
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
Thanks Ah well you probably noticed I was quite busy with Yphyrion lately along with some commis aswell.
I look forward to watching this one Max! I hope Kesh will be finished soon too lol. What DPI will you be creating this map at?
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Thanks for the support Viking Yea I'll have to finish Kesh too, that's right but after having worked on several other maps lately, I feel the need to start a new project. I don't want to rush on Kesh just to make it done . This map will be 300 DPi res.
Ah cool
I know the feeling. For my Skenth map I want to print it off and don't want to call it done till I'm happy with it either.
Yep a rushed map is never a good map
Max that looks fantastic! Is this at full resolution? The trees look great but they are also a bit small and difficult to see. Looking forward to seeing where this goes.
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I took the opportunity to experiment with some additional effects, such as the lighting around the candelabra or the long shadows from the two masts.
Not counting the individual clip art elements, it's entirely made up of vector (the walls, the weapons) and component bitmaps (clip art from CC3) within Adobe Fireworks CS5 (part of the Adobe CS5 Master Suite).
For those that don't know me, I'll be the first to tell you that I'm not an artist... I can't draw a decent circle at gunpoint. What I am apparently good at is moving clip art around, adding an effect here and there and things like that. This map probably took longer than it would have had an actual artist done it.
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I have a difficult time getting my family to eat dessert that isn't all or mostly chocolate. With few exceptions, they view fruit-based desserts almost like a diet option. Never mind the butter, sugar, cream, etc. that's usually present. So when I mentioned that I wanted to tackle pineapple upside-down cake, Darling Husband and Sonny Bunny gave me the tilted-head look. I had previously sold them on my carrot/pineapple cake with orange cream cheese frosting (that post is coming as soon as I can bake it again and remember to take pictures), so they were willing to endure the torture of another non-chocolate dessert. What angels.
I adapted this recipe from a great Gourmet offering. I used good ole TN whiskey in place of the rum, and cinnamon instead of the intense cardamom. That's what I love about baking - spices and flavorings can be whatever you want them to be.
To me, using a cast iron skillet is essential. It gives the cake these amazing crusty edges that work well with the liquid-infused cake.
The cake turned out so well that all were happy and momentarily forgot about chocolate. Mission accomplished.
Cast Iron Skillet Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
for topping:
1/2 medium pineapple, peeled, cored and cut into half rings
3/4 stick unsalted butter
3/4 cup packed dark brown sugar
12-15 fresh or jarred pitted cherries (I used Trader Joe's Morello Cherries)
for batter:
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon allspice
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 stick unsalted butter, softened
1 cup granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 tablespoon whiskey
1/2 cup unsweetened pineapple juice
2 tablespoons whiskey for sprinkling over cake
Preheat oven to 350°
Melt butter in 10" cast iron skillet. Add brown sugar and simmer over moderate heat, stirring constantly until a glaze forms, around two minutes. Remove from heat. Arrange pineapple on top of sugar mixture, overlapping pieces slightly. Arrange cherries inside pineapple half rings.
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That boy's buck is a real humdinger!!!
Those are real thumpers! Makes me wanna go to Idaho!!
That boy's buck is a real humdinger!!!
Great bucks!! I got a nice buck in Idaho a couple years ago. Hope I draw again someday!
Nice bucks - love the mass on your grandson's. Now if I could just find one of those on my hunts!
I take it nobody here has hunted 117?
I'm considering putting in there this year but am not sure it's worth the work.
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thats a good point Elkoholic, it seemed like the thread go off topic and not sure the original post had his questions answered. I have spent some time in 117, on both foot and horseback. Its a very tough hunt. There is a lot of wilderness which is hard for a non-res. the September 15 season would normally mean decent weather up high, but wasnt the case last year. It completely depends on how hard a person hunts or how much scouting they do because the deer arent moving much so far ahead of rut. There are many great units around that catch the first part of the rut that it makes 117 seem even harder. Another point is the people. because its a September season you are overlapping 4 seasons. You may see hunters in the same area for area 5 sheep, 110 antelope, archery 62 & 63 elk are all going on at the same time and can make it frustrating. How big of buck are you looking for and how high are you willing to go?
The biggest deer my dad and I have ever seen have been in 117. He saw a massive double drop tine buck several years ago while elk hunting. I saw a single dropper buck two years ago while elk hunting. That leads me to believe the genetics are good there. We haven't seen a lot of deer but the ones we have were really big. I'm only considering applying for it if my dad draws sheep though. Even then, I'm not sure if I really want to because if he tagged out before deer season opened I wouldn't be inclined to go back.
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if it was severley sprained he would barely be able to walk on it. just more drama from wheelchair bryant.
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Kobe Bryant on ankle: "It was really stiff. It continued to swell. I couldn't put any weight on it so I had to call it a night."
You are truly an idiot of epic proportions with no knowledge of what you try to speak about. The Celtics and Lakers have a rivalry, and some trash talk is fine, but you, just blabber disrespectful trash, you lie, you are pettiness personified. Kobe has always gone above and beyond, playing injured when few others would, and downplaying it the whole time.
If someone injurred one of your all time greats the way Kobe's injury went down, the squealing, whining, and crying around these parts would be non stop. And your little mealy mouth would be the loudest. You are an embarassment to Celtics fans.
Greatness is greatness, no matter the uniform. You would never catch me talking with disrespect toward a guy like Garnett, or Bird, or any other great player. I would gladly tell any Lakers fan he is a piece of trash if they acted the way you do, with utter disrespct, and flat out lies.
He shouldn't have played at all. The DRAMA is that he had to try to play to show the world how tough he is.
We already know that, kobe, now shut up and take a night off....before you play on it and have to miss the next two.
The problem, you see, is that it's all about HIM...will he play or won't he?
If he plays - he's a warrior
If he doesn't - wow, it must really be bad to keep him on the sidelines.
And....oh, yeah, was there a game??? Who won???
So, he got injured, and to Boston Celtics fan, every path he takes, he is made out to be a bad guy, because all of you know so much about this. As if you are in any kind of position to deicide whether or not he should try and play. You people are ridiculous. A bunch grown men who are nothing but petulant children.
Ah, no- you should read the comments on the LA Times today. EVERY post mentions him - talk about children.
"we play better without him"
"we dont' play beter without him"
"all the kobe haters are out today"
ONE person mentions the game..........................and you don't see anything wrong with that?
He is one of the elite of the elite players in the game, this is how it goes down. He is one of the most popular players in NBA history, he is one of the greats. People who can only afford to go to one game of their teams season, they go to the game when Kobe is in town. Arenas all over the league fill up with people wearing Kobe jerseys, he is one of those players, that is the way it is.
You jealous you don't have one on your team? You sure sound like you are bleeding green, with envy.
If you can't respect what Kobe does on a basketball court, you don't repect the game itself. It would be the same thing with a player like Garnett. Anyone who can't respect what he has done throughout his career, you aren't repecting the game. This childish mealy mouthed hatred, is just silliness, fueled by all kinds of immaturity.
You are completely baked!!! AND delusional.
Are you really saying that the fans of the IND Pacers who went to the game last night are MORE upset that kobe didn't play? Or that their team lost, and they played horribly?
I find it very hard to believe you can write this trash with a straight face!
I don't like kobe the person, but you have to respect kobe the player. Regardless, no one player is above the team.
The FACT he only played 12 mins, and did not return shows clearly he was too injured to play...
I guarantee that if he played on BOS, Doc would sit him. The fact D'Antoni doesn't have the stones to tell him to sit out (like Phil did), is a clear indication that kobe runs the show.
Look at this thread, for God's sake.
The idiot lakersavenger started the thread by saying kobe will play, kobe is tough, kobe is a warrior..............blah blah blah
HE is the topic of conversation, overshadowing your best road win of the year, over the 3rd best team in the East!
A FAN of the game can appreciate that the lakers won on the road. The fact kobe didn't play SHOULD be secondary. But it isn't, because HE won't allow it.
kobe is a top 10 player of all-time.............and I hope he didn't do further damage to his ankle by trying to "tough it out" in a game he clearly should not have played in.
And, oh yeah, they won!
These problems you talk about, only exist to the petty and childish. These little hate based fications are your inadaquencies, your personality defects on display. The fact that you think you are the best person to decide whether or not he should play shows what distorted view you have on the situation. The very instance you got irriitated and went into demonization mode because he dared to try and play showed just how weak you are. You are all upset because he got too much attention, that is your defect.


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1964 Dodge Polara Project NSS - Installing a Rear End SuspensionWritten by on January 16, 2014 A Nice Rear End... And Suspension - Traction for our Nostalgia Super Stock Dodge
We love drag racing here at Mopar Muscle, so it's little wonder that one of our latest project cars is a '64 Dodge that will eventually be raced in the Nostalgia Super Stock class. We picked this car up at the car corral of the Mopar Nationals in 2011, and since then have been repairing and modifying the Dodge to first be a street/strip car and then evolve into a dedicated race car to compete in the quicker index classes of Nostalgia Super Stock. Since our Dodge was pretty much a basket case when we purchased it, we spent a fair amount of time simply cleaning the car up and inventorying the parts we got with it.
Unlike many project cars we build here at Mopar Muscle magazine, this Dodge won't be stripped down to a shell and started from scratch. Instead, we thought it would be fun to simply put the car together, fix what needed to be fixed, and make the necessary upgrades so that the car would be safe to drive and take to the track. Someone else had already begun this project before we got it, and their progress had ended at the paint shop where the car had been painted but not reassembled. There was no engine or transmission with the car when we got it, making it a great candidate for us to install a big-block and 727 transmission that we had in the shop. And while the car's original front suspension components are in good roadworthy condition, the rear leaf springs were worn and the differential contained the factory axles and center section, so some major upgrades needed to be performed.
Equipped with an 83⁄4 rear and factory multi-leaf rear springs, our '64 Dodge doesn't need a complete rear suspension and differential transplant yet, but rather some basic upgrades to make sure it holds up to our abuse. Eventually we may replace the leaf springs and rear with something more substantial, as we increase the car's power to run the quicker classes of Nostalgia Super Stock, but for now, upgrading our suspension with CalTracs mono-leaf springs and CalTracs bars from Performance Online, and new axles, shocks, and a Spool from Strange Engineering will make our Dodge tough enough for severe street and strip duty.
We've already made several improvements to our Dodge, including a race-oriented fuel system from Aeromotive, and disc brakes from Wilwood to replace the factory 10-inch drum brakes that originally equipped our Dodge. The low deck 451-inch big block we're installing makes over 600 horsepower, so we needed our rear suspension and differential to handle this kind of power. Since our Dodge is in relatively good shape and showing only 68,000 original miles, we didn't want to cut the body or floors for mini-tubs or aftermarket suspension -- at least not yet.
Choosing to stay with leaf spring suspension, we contacted Performance Online, and ordered a pair of Calvert Racing's split mono-leaf replacement springs, and CalTracs traction bars. The CalTrac springs and bars offer the best traction available for leaf spring cars, and for the price, we consider them one of the best upgrades around for the rear suspension of a Mopar. In fact, we ran this same suspension setup on the B-3 Barracuda race car we built several years ago, and they worked flawlessly even as the car ran deep in the nines on relatively small tires.
In high torque applications with great traction (i.e. slicks or street radials), the front segment of factory leaf springs can distort and flex as the tires bite and the pinion snubber engages the floor (commonly called spring wrap). Clamping the front segment of the multiple leafs of factory springs can help, but the affect is limited. CalTrac's split mono-leaf springs are designed specifically for the demands of drag racing, and control and reduce body separation in the rear suspension without unloading the tires. The mono-leafs also reduce spring wrap, and have aluminum front bushings instead of rubber, offering great stability at the top end of the track. These springs have been tested to 1,500 horsepower, so they'll easily handle the power of our Dodge's 600 plus horsepower.
The CalTrac bars are specifically designed for drag racing, and can be used with or without the split mono-leaf springs. A nice feature of these traction bars is that they are completely bolt-on, requiring no cutting, fabrication, or modifications to the car's suspension. Designed to keep the axle housing from rotating, these bars have been proven to improve 60 foot times, and are approved by sanctioning bodies like NHRA, NMCA, and PSCA for most drag racing classes. The CalTrac bars are fully adjustable for various levels of preload, and the front mounting brackets have two provisions to mount the bars. All of the CalTrac pieces are precision manufactured and powder coated, using top grade hardware throughout.
The best part of the CalTracs suspension components is the ease of installation. Other than needing to cut the rusted factory U-bolts from our original springs, we had the CalTrac springs and bars installed easily with simple hand tools. Performance Online carries these parts for many Mopar applications, and the springs can even be ordered for higher or lower than stock ride heights if desired. We installed springs with a one-inch higher than stock ride height on our Dodge, to give the car a little bit of rake and to allow for slightly more rear tire clearance. For additional adjustability, we also replaced the stock shock absorbers with Strange double adjustable aluminum units.
Rather than installing our CalTrac bars and springs on our stock, somewhat rusty original front spring hangers, we opted for a pair of new hangars from AR Engineering. Since most of the car's torque and power is transferred to the frame through the front spring hangers, it's a good choice to replace these parts with new ones while the springs are off of the car. The AR Engineering front hanger brackets are made from .188-inch thick material, are zinc plated, and offer two mounting holes for dual ride height options. We chose the stock ride height for our Dodge, and installed the hangers using AR Engineering's reinforcement plates and hardware. With our CalTracs and new mounting hardware installed, we moved on to our differential.
We all know that the 83⁄4 rear is one of the toughest built, second only to the Dana 60, but our factory open center-section with 2.76 ratio gears is basically worthless for a performance drag racing application. Since our Dodge will be a street/strip vehicle, and eventually end up only seeing track duty, we contacted Strange Engineering for an axle and spool package for our vehicle. Aftermarket axles are a mandatory upgrade for drag racing, required by the NHRA and other sanctioning bodies, and the Strange 35 spline axles and spool are some of the toughest in the business. Even better, the Strange axles get rid of the funky, early Mopar rear hub bolts, with retainers that bolt directly to the axle housing and non-adjustable sealed axle bearings.
We know you may be thinking that a spool is a little much for a street car, but this is barely a street car, and will only be driven on dry days or evenings to an occasional cruise night. Rather than installing a Sure Grip and having to change it later, we opted to install the spool for maximum straight line traction to both tires. For safety reasons, especially in a car that will be driven in the rain, we certainly don't recommend a spool for a street car, but in our case we'll sacrifice a little drivability for maximum traction.
To set up our rear differential, we took our components to Inline Performance Specialists. The crew at Inline installed our Strange spool with a Richmond 4.10-ratio ring and pinion gear set, all new carrier and pinion bearings, and a pinion yoke for a 1350 universal joint. With the components together, we bolted our center section and axles in place and filled the differential with AMSOIL Severe Gear 75W120 lubricant.
With our rear suspension and differential up to speed, we installed, we finally got to install our Weld racing 15x8-inch RT-S forged racing wheels and a set of Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial tires we got from Summit Racing Equipment. The Weld RT-S line of wheels are great looking, lightweight, one-piece forged wheels, and meet SFI 15.1 specifications for racing applications. To match the nostalgic look of our '64 Dodge, we chose the five-spoke versions of this wheel with polished outers and black centers. The Mickey Thompson P275/60R15 tires are street legal, but sticky enough to give great traction on the track.
Speaking of the track, this month's improvements get our Dodge that much closer to actually making a pass down the drag strip. We're making good progress on our car, and hope to make the Mopar Muscle Mopar Southern Nationals at South Georgia Motorsports Park Memorial Day weekend. We hope to see you there, and can't wait to finally get a chance to race our super stock Dodge. Be sure to follow this project in future issues of Mopar Muscle.
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01 Our Dodge was equipped with an 83⁄4 differential, but had weak, original axles and axle hubs. Rather than attempting to remove the axles the conventional way, we drilled a hole through the brake drum and axle flange to access the five retaining nuts with a socket. We'll be replacing all of these parts with new axles from Strange and Wilwood brakes, so the original pieces are placed in the scrap pile.02 We removed the factory center section, and took it to Inline Performance Specialists where they installed a Strange Engineering spool, 4.10 gear, and all new bearings. We also installed a heavy-duty 1350 pinion yoke to match the 1350 transmission yoke we got from Summit Racing Equipment.03 The Strange Engineering axle and spool package comes with sealed axle bearings which must be pressed into place. We also opted for 5⁄8-inch wheel studs that are threaded into the axle flanges instead of being pressed in like the factory units. With these parts in place, this 83⁄4 will easily handle the power and torque of our big-block.04 To protect our investment, we filled our differential with AMSOIL Severe Gear synthetic gear oil. We've found this lubricant to handle even the most extreme pressures of drag racing applications, and the price is well worth the peace of mind.05a Factory multi-leaf springs, even Super Stock springs, can distort and separate under the loads of drag racing. Adding a clamp like the one shown here will help, but the benefit is limited. When we inspected our factory springs we found one broken at the forward mounting point, but had already made the decision to replace them with Calvert Racing split mono-leaf springs from Performance Online.05b Factory multi-leaf springs, even Super Stock springs, can distort and separate under the loads of drag racing. Adding a clamp like the one shown here will help, but the benefit is limited. When we inspected our factory springs we found one broken at the forward mounting point, but had already made the decision to replace them with Calvert Racing split mono-leaf springs from Performance Online.06 Compared to the stock multi-leaf springs, the Calvert Racing split mono-leaf springs (bottom) provide a stronger front section and are specifically designed for drag racing. We'll use these springs along with the CalTrac bars that we also got from Performance Online.07 Rather than reuse our factory front spring hangers, we installed a set of new heavy-duty hangers from AR Engineering. These hangers are strong, offer two different ride height options, and as an option can be installed using special backing plates for additional reinforcement. AR Engineering offers these products for nearly every Mopar application, even if you're installing leaf springs with a shorter than stock front segment.08 To replace our worn rear shocks, we chose a set of double-adjustable race shocks from Strange Engineering. Along with the adjustability of our CalTrac suspension components, these shocks will allow complete tuning of our rear suspension for maximum traction under all track conditions.
09a With our suspension in place, the lower bar of the CalTracs system is adjusted with a gap between the transfer link bar and the leaf spring. Then, with the car's weight on its wheels, the bars can be adjusted for a slight gap or small amount of preload, depending on the application. We'll start with a slight gap, and final tuning will be accomplished once we get our Dodge to the track.09b With our suspension in place, the lower bar of the CalTracs system is adjusted with a gap between the transfer link bar and the leaf spring. Then, with the car's weight on its wheels, the bars can be adjusted for a slight gap or small amount of preload, depending on the application. We'll start with a slight gap, and final tuning will be accomplished once we get our Dodge to the track.10b Our rear suspension and differential improvements should allow our Mickey Thompson drag radials to get maximum traction on the street and at the track. We love the look of our Dodge with the Weld RT-S five spoke wheels, and can't wait to test our car on the drag strip. We still have some work to do, however, so be sure to follow future issues of Mopar Muscle as we complete our '64 Dodge project.


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The last F1 Grand Prix to be held at Zolder was in 1982, the year in which Gilles Villeneuve was tragically killed in an accident. Over the successive years, Spa was reinstated as Belgium's main circuit following its modernisation and improved safety standards.
Quite fast and technically demanding, though lacking Spa's rises and falls, Zolder has had safety levels improved over the years. In 1972 a chicane was installed in the section behind the pit lane while, in 1975, came a redesign aimed at reducing overall speed. Some ten years later, a chicane was added to the stretch leading into Terlamenbocht, the site of Villeneuve's crash.
Despite these and other changes, Zolder's main characteristics remain intact. The track currently measures 3.977 kilometres. It has long straights and tricky spots that pose the driver a variety of problems. These include three chicanes, sweeping curves and tight bends, including one 90° turn that spills out onto the main straight. Getting the racing line right through the final esse is crucial for setting a good lap time.
Even though its Formula 1 days are a distant memory, Zolder continues to host top-level events, including world championship cycling races.


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2009 Sacramento Autorama - Sacramento AutoramaWritten by on June 1, 2009 Contributors: Kevin Elliott On The Heels Of The GNRS
The 59th Annual Sacramento Autorama took place between February 6th and 8th for 2009. No one likes buying photographs of the same show truck twice so, with the exception of the Mountain Pearl (shown in last June's GNRS coverage) as a lead shot, we think we did a fair job of presenting you folks some of the local customized classic trucks (as in NorCal) that rolled into Sacramento along with the circuit players that helped to make Pomona's GNRS, held in late January, such a great show. We only have 31/2-pages to do it, so I'll pipe down and we'll get on with the show.
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Juan Trevino drove his '65 Chevy Suburban through the Lokar catalog with a big magnet, now he's got a bitchin' shifter and cool set of pedals to boot.We can't tell if Pat and Kathie Gard's '56 Chevy from Folsom, CA, has an orange golf club or a custom mirror hanging from its door, but it sure lives up to its name: the Orange Crate.Gar Ellison is running a 312-inch Y-block T-bird motor in his '56 Ford F-100. The color is Electric Current Red and no, we don't know how many volts the color puts out.Don Martin (not the Don Martin from Mad magazine) rolled his '51 Chevy panel in for the one-day show that is held outside each year for the guys that really drive their trucks.
Bruce Van Etten of Citrus Heights didn't buy into the "nothing up to date" credo when he outfitted his '41 Chevy hot rod truck with a dual master cylinder, power booster, and alternator.


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BALTIMORE (AP) - Baltimore plans to celebrate the Olympic achievements of Michael Phelps and other Marylanders in the Inner Harbor.
The governor's office says the event will be held Monday afternoon at Baltimore's Inner Harbor Amphitheater. Phelps and Maryland Olympians and Paralympians will attend the event, along with Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Gov. Martin O'Malley and Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz.
Phelps ended his Olympic career in London with a record 22 medals overall, including six won in London. That's the most medals won by any athlete at this summer's games.
After the 2008 games, Phelps was welcomed home with a parade in Towson and fireworks at Fort McHenry. The city also staged a parade for Phelps after the 2004 games.


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Hi guys -
Have my client up and running on Zimbra and another batch of Outlook users are amazed that Zimbra is "As good as it was advertised"
Anyway - I've noticed a problem in the PST Wizard that hopefully someone else has seen as well. After running the PST import wizard - the outlook 'sent messages' folder did NOT get migrated... HMMMM
not sure yet if this happened for all the users - but I am sure that it did happen for at least 2 users
A) Has anybody seen this before??
B) any ideas as to how to fix this - short of setting up an IMAP connection and manually sending the sent folder to Zimbra.
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After completing a successful small scale trial of Zimbra 4.5.5 with no real problems/issues we have gone ahead and rolled out to a larger group of people.
All accounts have been using Outlook either 2000 or 2003.
In order to use the zcsImportWiz (verison zcsImportWiz-4.5.5_GA_831.exe) tool we have converted all .pst files to 2003 format. No issues converting all documents/attachments are fully accessible.
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Happy Endings – Season 3 Episode 4 – Recap and Review – More Like Stanksgiving
Recap and review of Happy Endings – Season 3 Episode 4 – More Like Stanksgiving
Happy Endings has occasionally addressed the pasts of its central group of characters, yet I'm not sure the show has ever actually explored how these people met. "More Like Stanksgiving" reveals that the gang met on an unaired season of The Real World, which was withheld from release after one of their roommates went crazy and burned down the house. It's a really unique approach for a group origin story, and fittingly hilarious as well, to say nothing of how random it is that this shared history has never come up before tonight (a fact which is lampshaded by the group at various points throughout the episode in borderline fourth wall-breaking fashion). To a larger extent, the episode gives us a larger window into who these characters are, but really, it's an episode that's simply funny, and doesn't need to be anything more than that, given how uniformly excellent the material is, across the board.
Alex (Elisa Cuthbert) invites everyone over for Thanksgiving dinner at her and Dave's new place. Dave (Zachary Knighton), never one to pass up the opportunity to be pretentiously self-aggrandizing, sees the holiday as an opportunity to shine light on his 1/16th Navajo heritage. When Alex forgets to pick up clams for the feast, Dave heads out to the store and embarks on an utterly ridiculous (in a good way) journey that leaves him believing he's just experienced the full extent of the harm done to Native Americans by the white man. For instance, his car and wallet gets stolen by a middle-aged couple dressed in pilgrim outfits (as part of a show they're trying to get to) whom he'd been trying to help out. Then he attempts to barter with the manager of the fish market, who trades Dave the clams and a blanket infested with cat hair. Ultimately, this journey culminates in Dave getting arrested for scalping his tickets to a Rock Bottom Remainders (a band comprised entirely of bestselling authors, such as Stephen King and Amy Tan) concert for the money that was stolen from him. Dave-as-tool is always great, and his grating trumpeting of his 1/16th Navajo heritage is as good here as it was in season two when it first reared its head as what seemed, at the time, to be a one-off plot. Thankfully, however, hardly any character quirk on this show is one-off.
Take Max (Adam Pally), for example. While being gay isn't exactly a character quirk, his constant need for validation for having come out in the first place is a key facet to Max's attention-seeking personality. When the DVD of his lost Real World season comes in the mail, he makes everyone sit down and watch it, believing that it contains footage of his brave moment coming out to one of the roommates. It does; unfortunately for Max, however, a bite of a sandwich just before the big reveal leaves "I'm gay" sounding like "I'm Greg." The rest of the group has a field day with this ("First openly Greg person on television! They let Gregs in the military now!"), and Max can only scowl as his moment is ruined. It's hilarious less for the payoff than for everything else building up to it, such as the Real World video, which shows Max as boyfriend to an overly horny Penny (Casey Wilson), and desperately searching for ways to avoid intimacy. Adam Pally and Casey Wilson have outstanding comedic chemistry, and it's always a thrill to see them get setpiece scenes together, as they never fail to steal the show.
Penny has a plot of her own this week, as she comes into conflict with Alex over what they both perceive to be Penny's lingering feelings for Dave. This has never been a strong story thread when it's been addressed in the past, and this episode doesn't really close the book on the storyline completely, although it purports to. But there's plenty of comedy to be had from the miscommunication, such as Penny's overcompensation for everything that comes out of her mouth, as she tries to assure Alex that Dave not moving his stuff in after four weeks totally isn't weird at all. Alex, for her part, is the MVP of the episode, from her dancing turkey, to using a sex swing as a dining chair, and lastly, her occasional quirk of napping with her eyes open, which is one of the best sight gags the show has done. After a spat that involves an argument about Dave that somehow involves the fragile state of a nation recovering from the Tom Cruise film Vanilla Sky, Penny and Alex come to an understanding that whatever feelings Penny might have had for Dave are now firmly in the past. It's a tidy ending to a storyline that should probably feel more consequential than it does. However, because Happy Endings so often thrives from the static nature of its characters, it doesn't seem strange that the storyline doesn't feel nearly as important as it should.
Lastly, Brad (Damon Wayans, Jr.) and Jane (Eliza Coupe) get into a fight over revelations learned from the Real World video: Jane discovers that Brad had a negative first impression of her, and Brad learns that Jane hooked up with him in the dark while thinking he was one of the other roommates in the Real World house. Brad and Max were the only two official castmembers on the show, with Dave, Jane, Penny and Alex all visiting the roommates during the season, and this is apparently the time when Jane, in full Gwen Stefani garb, meets the dreadlocked Brad. It's exhilarating to see what great chemistry Damon Wayans, Jr. and Eliza Coupe have even when they're being adversarial with one another, as they are here. I especially enjoyed the running gag of everyone trying to deflect attention from serious matters by referencing Brad's weird "penis greeting." In typical Brad/Jane fashion, the couple realizes that while their initial hookup was an accident, it wasn't a mistake. It's a trite resolution, but it works because, first and foremost, it's working from a solid comedic foundation.
"More Like Stanksgiving" is neck-and-neck with last week's "Boys II Menorah" for best episode of the season so far, and it's exciting to see the show getting better from one episode to the next. There's something to be said for how difficult it is to pull off low-stakes comedy, but Happy Endings not only pulls it off well, it practically runs the genre.


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