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Dr. Marilyn S. Manley ('04)
Chairperson, Associate Professor
BA Boston U., MA and PhD U. of Pittsburgh
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Bunce Hall 312
Marilyn Manley is an Associate Professor of Spanish. Her teaching and research interests include topics of theoretical linguistics and applied linguistics, with a specialization in Hispanic sociolinguistics and anthropological linguistics. She has presented papers at national conferences and published on Hispanic sociolinguistics and Quechua (the indigenous language of the South American Andes, spoken today by over ten million descendants of the Incan Empire). She has lived and studied in the United States, Spain, Mexico, and Peru and has carried out linguistic research with speakers of English, Spanish, Quechua, and Juchitán Zapotec.
Laurie Kaplis-Hohwald, PhD ('94)
Associate Professor
BA, Queens College; MA and PhD, U. Pennsylvania
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Bunce Hall 309
Laurie Kaplis-Hohwald is a native of New York City. She teaches major courses in Peninsular Spanish literature, grammar, composition, civilization, Spanish for the professions, as well as a variety of interdisciplinary Honors courses. Dr. Hohwald's principal field of research is Spanish Renaissance poetry, and she has published articles on Lope de Vega's religious poetry, the picaresque novel and other Golden Age themes. She has presented papers at major regional and international conferences, and is the author of a book on translations of the Biblical Psalms in sixteenth and seventeenth century Spain. Having attended the Universidad de Sevilla as part of her undergraduate education, Dr. Hohwald is an aficionada of all things flamenco.
Dr. Roberto R. Madero ('01)
Associate Professor
License d'Histoire, Paris VII, M.A., Ph.D., Princeton U.
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Bunce 308
Dr. Roberto Madero is Associate Professor of Spanish and Latin American literature. In addition to the elementary and intermediate sequences of Spanish courses, he teaches Latin American Civilization and Culture and major courses in Latin American literature. His interests focus on Rio de la Plata literature and culture. He is the author of a recent book on the writing of history and the historical novel in nineteenth century Argentina, where he approaches the subject from perspectives afforded by the sociology of texts, political thought, and legal culture. Dr. Madero is an active scholar, who currently participates in national and international conferences and collective publications.
Esther Mas Serna ('13)
Instructor of Spanish, Applied Spanish
BA Escuela de Turismo de Murcia, Spain, BA Rowan U., MA Centro de Lenguas Modernas, U. de Granada
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Bunce Hall 311
Esther Mas, a native of Spain, is a tenure-track Instructor in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. She came to Rowan after ten years of foreign language teaching experience in public and private school systems. She earned a Master's in Teaching and Learning the Spanish Language and Culture from El Centro de Lenguas Modernas in Granada, Spain. Her thesis focused on the use of technology in the foreign language classroom. Esther teaches a broad range of undergraduate courses in Spanish with a primary emphasis on the introductory and intermediate levels. Additionally, she coordinates the Spanish 1/2/3 Sequence as well as the Spanish Placement Exam. Esther also enjoys traveling and leads educational tours abroad.
Dr. Edward C. Smith III ('92)
Associate Professor
BA Rutgers U., M.Phil. and Phd at New York U.
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Bunce Hall 306
Edward C. Smith III is Associate Professor of French and German literature and language. He teaches courses in literature, as well as grammar, composition and civilization. His interests include the 19th-century historical and realist novel, narratology and the writing of history, and literary theory and criticism. He has published and presented papers at national and inter-national conferences on a number of authors including Walter Scott, Honoré de Balzac and Theodor Fontane. Dr. Smith organizes annual educational travel programs and has visited countries as diverse as Bangladesh, Poland and Italy. He has also studied in France, Germany and Spain.
Bunce Hall 307
3/4 Time - Japanese Instructor
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Chie Matsumura Dusk began teaching Elementary Japanese at Rowan in the Fall of 2009. She holds a B.A. in English and an M.A. in Education with an emphasis on Foreign Language Acquisition. She has 15+ years of teaching experience for the Elementary through Business levels of Japanese and also works as a freelance Japanese-English translator with areas of expertise in business, manufacturing, medicine, and entertainment. Her work experience as a translator for global businesses and organizations has been helpful in her development of communicative teaching methodology and sharing the most current and real-world Japanese language with her students.
Lorena Santos-Quiñones
3/4 Time - Spanish Instructor
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Bunce Hall 310
Lorena A. I. Santos Quiñones is a 3/4-time Spanish Instructor who was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico. She earned her B.A. in Spanish with an International Studies Concentration from Rowan University. Then, she embarked on her graduate studies at Temple University where she completed her M.A. in Spanish and is currently conducting her doctoral research in the area of Spanish American Literature of the 19th and early 20th Century. Her primary interests are in the fields of Latin American Civilization and Culture, Narrative, Poetry, and Theater. In addition, her teaching interests include: Puerto Rican civilization, literature and culture, Spanish American short stories, and Sociolinguistics. Other interests include: Masterpieces of Hispanic Literature in English Translation, Composition through Literature, and Advanced Grammar. Her responsibility as a professor is to teach students how to understand the vast and rich historical background of Latin America through the understanding of literature. She encourages her students to be active readers and critical thinkers. Lorena is extremely passionate in the classroom because she absolutely loves what she does. In her free time, she enjoys being with family and friends, visiting New York City to enjoy Broadway musicals and cooking. She is also the advisor for the Spanish Studies Association at Rowan.
Language Lab Supervisor
Bunce Hall 302
Elaine Jeckert Brigandi was a Spanish Major/Psychology Concentration 1981 graduate of our Department back when we were Glassboro State College. She has been the Foreign Language Laboratory Supervisor since Fall 1986. She studied abroad twice in Spain during her undergraduate time here. She also taught Spanish for 4 years in Washington Township Schools in a before school Enrichment Program. She enjoys crocheting, reading, line dancing, pop culture, concerts and spending time with her family.
Department Secretary
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Bunce Hall 257
Christine Larsen-Britt is a Program Advisor in the College of Humanities & Social Sciences. She advises selected populations in the Departments of Foreign Languages & Literatures, American Studies, English, History, and Philosophy & Religion. Additionally, Christine teaches as an Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology and teaches both Rowan 101: College Success and Applied Internship in Liberal Arts. She is a native of Philadelphia, holds a B.S. from Drexel University, and is a proud alumna of Rowan University's M.A. in Counseling in Educational Settings program. Her areas of interest outside advising and teaching include Social Problems & Social Class in America, Experiential Learning, Contemporary Literature, Popular Culture, and Punk Pop Music.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Paola Weber Alacqua is a Spanish Adjunct Instructor who was born Santiago, Chile. She earned a B.A. in Elementary Education from Gabriela Mistral University and a B.A. in Special Education from Catholic University, both in Santiago Chile. She worked as an elementary school teacher in Santiago while earning a Masters degree in Human Resources, again from Gabriela Mistral University. She moved to the United States in 2001, where she earned her Spanish certification and began teaching high school Spanish. Paola loves to travel to different countries and learn about different cultures. Her favorite activity is sharing time with her husband and daughters.
Lynda-Nell Clark
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Lynda-Nell Clark is a native of Western Massachusetts. She began teaching at Rowan University in 2000, while she was still a full time Spanish AP teacher at Washington Township High School in Sewell, New Jersey. As a 16+ semester adjunct professor at Rowan University, she has taught all levels of Spanish in the elementary and intermediate sequence. She has traveled and studied with and without her students many times to Spain, Mexico and South America. When not teaching, she may be found working out at the gym or exploring the many museums in Washington D.C. where her daughter is a college student.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Maria Cruz is a Spanish Adjunct Instructor who was born in Veracruz, Mexico. She earned her B.A. in Social Studies from the Ilustre Instituto Veracruzano in Mexico and then moved to the United States in 2004 to pursue her B.A. in Spanish along with an International Studies Concentration at Rowan University. More recently, she earned a Master's degree from Temple University, with a focus on 18th and 19th Century Spanish Peninsular Literature. In addition to Spanish, she has studied Italian language and culture in Italy.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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When Spanish Adjunct Instructor Michele Galasso is not teaching, she works as a freelance translator and Spanish interpreter for the state courts and the Federal Government. She is a Consortium State Certified Court Interpreter; she also currently freelances as a consultant to Atlas Interpreting, LLC, the language company that she founded and owns. Michele grew up in south Florida, which is often affectionately referred to as a "Spanish speaking country." She attended Flagler College in St. Augustine, FL, and then earned a Master's Degree through Middlebury College's rigorous language school. She has lived and studied in the United States, Argentina, Spain and Mexico.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Nubia Guldin is a Spanish Adjunct Instructor who was born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia. She received her B.A. in Spanish along with an International Studies Concentration and her Masters of Science in Teaching at Rowan University. She began teaching at Rowan University in 2005; she has also taught Spanish at Camden County College and several high schools. She believes that a solid structural understanding of Spanish provides the gateway through which her students will reach their fullest potential to communicate with the Spanish speaking community and understand its amazing culture. Nubia moved to the United States in 1993. She loves traveling, meeting people from different countries, and learning about different cultures as well as sharing hers with others. In her free time, she enjoys being with family and friends.
Margaret McMonigle_Caprara
Spanish and French Adjunct Instructor
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Margaret McMonigle-Caprara is an Adjunct instructor of French and Spanish. She teaches various levels of French, Spanish and English as a Second Language. She served as Assistant to the Director of University Programs in Paris, and Faculty-in-Residence in Strasbourg, France where she taught French courses and was in charge of American university students in semester abroad programs. Her academic interests include Second Language Acquisition and Romance Linguistics. Her translation of an interview between a university professor and a poet was published in a Swiss journal of Latin American Culture and she has edited a French appendix to a U.S. medical dictionary.
Abner Mendoza
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Cathy Moncrief
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Mrs. Cathy Moncrief is a native of South Jersey. She received her B.A. in Spanish from Rutgers University and her M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction in Spanish from Glassboro State College. She taught Spanish for 30 years in Washington Township and spent 10 years as the Supervisor of Instruction of Spanish and ESL overseeing 40 teachers in 10 buildings. She taught at Camden County College for 8 years and has been here at Rowan for several years. She is also President of the Lindenwold Board of Education and has been for the last 17 years. She is very proud that her 2 daughters have followed in her footsteps and are both teachers.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Stephanie Ochipinti has been teaching Spanish and French at the high school level since 2005. She earned an MA in Spanish Literature and Language at the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2009. She continued with her studies in French, earning an MA in French Language and Civilization at NYU, Paris in 2013. She is currently working on a Doctorate in Modern Languages at Middlebury College and specializing in linguistics with her primary language being French and secondary Spanish.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Katiria Ortiz is a native of Ponce, Puerto Rico. In addition to teaching Spanish classes as an Adjunct Instructor at Rowan, she is currently a full-time Spanish Elementary teacher. She earned her Master's degree at Fairleigh Dickinson University and a Bachelor's degree from Rowan University, class of 2010. Her interests include reading fiction and nonfiction novels, and she enjoys writing short Spanish Bilingual stories for her young students. She loves traveling to many South American countries and also visiting her roots in Puerto Rico. In addition to traveling, she has been an active participant in many foreign language events and organizations that have shaped the instruction she provides to her students.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Sara Reina-Nieves is a native of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. She is a Rowan University graduate in the fields of Education and Spanish. She holds a M.A.T.L. from Nova Southeastern University in Florida, and she is currently working on her M.A.T.L. in Spanish at the University of Southern Mississippi. She has taught Spanish at the secondary level in the state of New Jersey for almost twenty years and has organized educational trips to Spain. She is passionate about teaching as well as listening and dancing to a variety of Latin music.
Spanish Adjunct Instructor
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Karen Breen-Clark
French Adjunct Instructor
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Karen Breen-Davis teaches French and French Literature. She studied French Literature at l'Université de Montpellier, Montpellier, France. She has been a member of the Pennsylvania Governor's Committee on Humanities and the Pennsylvania Governor's Institute for Foreign Language Studies. She has had the opportunity to provide translation services to the legal and diplomatic communities in Washington, DC. and to the advertising and print media industries in Philadelphia and New York. She has worked as an interpreter in Paris and Aix-en-Provence. Recently, she has offered cross-cultural training for the New Jersey Department of Tourism to the business community of Cape May County.
"Madame" enjoys traveling throughout the French-speaking world and has two priority destinations to explore: the French maritime department of Saint Pierre et Miquelon where her maternal ancestors settled as well as French Polynesia where her younger brother is involved in the restoration of a traditional Polynesian outrigger.
French Adjunct Instructor
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Janet Fishman studied acting at The University of Paris and the Atetlier d'Ivry. She lived in France for 10 years, and performed and toured with Theatre Praxis, a Paris-based French troup. She has taught French at Drexel University, Neumann College, Holy Family College, and bien sûr, since 1991, at Rowan University. Janet holds an MA in Comparative Literature from Brandeis University, and an MA in Theatre from Villanova University. She loves to use theatre in the classroom.
German Adjunct Instructor
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Kipp Matalucci earned a B.A. in German from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and spent three summers studying German in the University of Northern Iowa's graduate program in Klagenfurt, Austria. He taught German for 34 years at Gateway Regional High School in Woodbury Heights, belongs to the American Association of Teachers of German, and served as President of the South Jersey chapter for four years. He also received an M.A. in Russian from Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont. He has traveled extensively in Europe and Russia, and has studied Spanish in Argentina and Peru, and Norwegian in Oslo. His chief pastimes are travel, language study, and the theater. He also sings in a community chorus, The Greater South Jersey Chorus.
German Adjunct Instructor
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Italian Adjunct Instructor
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Joseph Poma holds a B.A. ('82) from the University of South Florida, Tampa. He has over 30 years experience teaching foreign languages at the elementary, secondary, and university levels. He studied advanced language and literatures in Italian and French at the Università italiana per stranieri in Perugia, Italy and the Université de Montréal in Québec, Canada respectively and received an M.A. ('95) from Middlebury (VT) College. He also holds an M.A. ('99) in Educational Administration from Madison (MS) University and an M.A. ('02) in ESL/L2 Education from Rowan. Joe possesses 30+ post-graduate hours in French literature and L2 instruction from the University of Delaware and is prequalifying Ph.D. at Rutgers, New Brunswick. He has traveled extensively through and organized educational tours and stays in Italy, France, and Québec.
Joe's hobbies include the gym, martial arts, and reading a good book on the Jersey shore.
Italian Adjunct Instructor
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Annalisa Russo joined the Foreign Languages and Literatures Department of Rowan University in September 2009. She was born and raised in Palermo (Sicilia), Italy. After graduation from the Università degli Studi di Palermo in 1999, she chose the United States as a place to pursue her interest in Foreign Languages and International Education. She received a BS in International Studies (2005) and an MS in International Education and Globalization (2010) from Drexel University. Annalisa has studied and lived in Italy, the United States, and Peru and she has been teaching foreign languages at the secondary and university levels for over ten years. During the day she teaches Italian and Spanish at the secondary level; at night she teaches Elementary and Intermediate Italian at Rowan University. She is also a freelance translator and interpreter for a local company. In her leisure time she enjoys cinema, music, dance, and travel. Her areas of interest include Italian Cinema, Second Language Teaching and Multimedia, Italian Folkloristic Music and Dance, Sicilian Poetry and Dialectology.
Italian Adjunct Instructor
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Giada Tripepi is an Adjunct Instructor in Italian. She was born in Cosenza (Calabria), Italy, and recently moved to Philadelphia as a permanent resident. She received her Master's Degree, summa cum laude, in Literary and Technical-scientific Translation from UNINT University of Rome in 2011. Her thesis focused on the analysis and translation of two short stories written by the African-American female writer, Paule Marshall: Reena and To Da-Duh, in Memorium. Marshall's multilingualism (African American Vernacular English, Bajan and Standard English) was rendered into Italian using a foreignizing translation strategy that allowed Tripepi to respect the otherness of the source culture. Besides translation, Tripepi's other fields of interest are gender studies, sociolinguistics and dialectology. She currently teaches Elementary Italian I at Rowan University.
Italian Adjunct Instructor
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Marika Vistre is an Adjunct Instructor in Italian. She was born in Florence, Italy. She has studied theater history in Pisa and Milan. She has a strong background in communication and performing arts. She moved more than one year ago to Philadelphia where she taught Italian language at the American Italy Society. She mostly taught the elementary and intermediate levels. In her free time, Marika works on children's illustrations and studies graphic design.
Japanese Adjunct Instructor
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A native of Japan, Hiroko Ishikawa came to the United States to earn her B.A. in Sociology at Washington State University. Upon achieving her degree, she began working with Continental Airlines. She returned to her studies and received an M.A. in Asian Studies from Seton Hall University as well as an M.A. in Japanese Pedagogy from Columbia University. Her research interests include second language acquisition and Japanese immigration policy. Since leaving Japan, she has also resided in the Dominican Republic and learned to speak casual conversational Spanish. While growing up in Japan, she became a practitioner of Japanese calligraphy and origami.
Chinese Instructor
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Dr. Ai Guo Han has been teaching at Rowan University since 1993. He had his undergraduate education in P. R. China and received his Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Linguistics from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He teaches Elementary Chinese I and II. His most recent research focused on the rhetorical traditions of philosophical Daoism.
Chinese Instructor
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Yue Meng is a 2015-2016 Fulbright Chinese Teaching Assistant. She received her B.A. from Xi'an International Studies University and her M.A. from Sichuan University. She has been working at Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine for two years, teaching English language to non-English majors. Her teaching and research interests include translation studies between English and Chinese, with a specialization in the history of translation in traditional Chinese medicine.
Arabic Adjunct Instructor
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Born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt, Hanan Abouelsaadate joined the Foreign Languages and Literatures Department as an adjunct instructor of Arabic in 2010. Hanan has a Master's degree in Inorganic-Analytical Chemistry from Alexandria University, and in 1998, she travelled to Japan to study for her doctoral degree in Chemistry. Hanan has a strong Arabic language background as it was her first language; however, she is also fluent in English and French and has some proficiency in Japanese and Dutch. Although Arabic is challenging, Hanan feels that any student who is keen to learn this language will easily comprehend it. She hopes that this important language helps students with their future jobs and experiences.
Latin Adjunct Instructor
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Kristin A. Masters has been an Adjunct Professor of Latin at Rowan since 2010. She earned a B.A. degree from Dickinson College and her M.A. from Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. She specializes in Roman history, and is the author of several articles and the textbook The First Twenty Roman Emperors: Selections from Eutropius Adapted for Beginning Readers of Latin.


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In a relatively late-notice switcheroo, Norwegian Cruise Lines announces today it now plans to homeport the new Norwegian Dawn in New York on a year-round basis. That gives Dawn a cozy little niche as the only ship to sail regularly out of the Big Apple during wintertime to warm weather spots. The ship will call at Port Canaveral, Miami, Nassau and NCL's Great Stirrup Cay private island.
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Consumer spending and job growth
January 09, 2003
Consumer decisions about what to buy, how much to buy, and when to buy from the myriad of goods and services that are available today help to determine how much of which goods and services will eventually be produced. In 2000, employment generated by consumer spending was 83.2 million, or 62 percent of total employment.
Consumer spending is projected to add 11.3 million net new jobs by 2010, so that total employment resulting from consumer spending will reach 94.5 million, or 61 percent of all employment that year. The annual growth rate of employment generated by consumer spending between 2000 and 2010 is projected to be 1.3 percent. This is below the rates of the three previous five-year periods.
Projections data are from the BLS Employment Projections program. For more information, see "Consumer spending: an engine for U.S. job growth," by Mitra Toossi, Monthly Labor Review, November 2002.
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The visitor center at Logoly State Park closed on Friday, January, 9, for construction to begin on the park's new visitor center at the same site. The park office relocated to a trailer near the park bathhouse. This temporary office will serve park visitors until the new visitor center is completed. Once built, the new environmentally-friendly visitor center will be a candidate for LEED Gold certification. The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System™ encourages and accelerates global adoption of sustainable green building and development practices. The phone number for the park office will remain: 870-695-3561.
Here at Arkansas's first environmental education state park, helpful and knowledgeable interpreters present workshops on ecological/environmental topics. The park's natural resources provide a living laboratory for students and visitors to learn more about the outdoors. Most of Logoly's 368 acres comprise a State Natural Area that includes a unique collection of plant species and mineral springs not found at other parks.
Park facilities include six group tent sites (no hookups), a bathhouse with hot showers, standard pavilion (free to educational groups), picnic sites, playground, trails, and a *visitor center with exhibits and an indoor classroom. [NOTE: Educational groups have preference and must call ahead to make reservations. Individuals may use campsites on a first-come basis, but must vacate for groups.]
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Students who met their math goals for the six weeks celebrated with a glow in the dark dance party. They enjoyed everything from The Limbo to the Cupid Shuffle! What a fun time!!!
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I expressed to the builder at the time that I did not want these windows but they stated this is the only windows they offered. Anyway, now we are stuck with bad windows. On cold days during winter, a noticable breeze can be felt coming in around all windows (in some places the breeze is strong enough to extinguish a lighter).
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Median weekly earnings of the nation's 105.9 million full-time wage and salary workers were $659 in the second quarter of 2006.
Median earnings for black men working at full-time jobs were $573 per week, 76.1 percent of the median for white men ($753). The difference was less among women, as black women's median earnings ($511) were 84.9 percent of those for their white counterparts ($602).
Overall, median earnings of Hispanics or Latinos who worked full time ($485) were lower than those of blacks ($534), whites ($678), and Asians ($765).
Women who usually worked full time had median earnings of $593 per week, or 81.1 percent of the $731 median for men. The female-to-male earnings ratios were higher among blacks (89.2 percent) and Hispanics or Latinos (86.1 percent) than among Asians (81.6 percent) or whites (79.9 percent).
These data are from the BLS Current Population Survey. To learn more, see "Usual Weekly Earnings of Wage and Salary Workers: Second Quarter 2006" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 06-1236. The median is the amount which divides a given earnings distribution into two equal groups, one having earnings above the median and the other having earnings below the median. Wage and salary workers are workers who receive wages, salaries, commissions, tips, payment in kind, or piece rates; this group includes employees in both the private and public sectors but excludes all self-employed persons.
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Testicles have two main functions: they produce sperm and testosterone. Evidence from clinical and population based surveys suggests an increasing incidence of male reproductive damages. Our long term goal is to study how to let stem cells become testosterone producing cells (Leydig cell), sperm production supporting cells (Sertoli cell) in the testis. In this proposal, we will focus on how to turn stem cells into Leydig cells in the testis. Testis is not closely monitored by immune system. We hypothesize that 1) a proper cells coming from human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) in culture once transplanted into the interstitial space of recipient testes can become Leydig cells in a proper testicular environment; 2) certain hormones promote and stimulate transplanted stem cells turning into Leydig cells in testes. This study has high significance because: 1) we can establish an experimental model to test the plasticity of stem cells (adult or embryonic) in the testis. Utilizing this model we can demonstrate the cellular and molecular mechanisms controlling stem cell function and plasticity in testes. This is crucial to the future use of stem cells in regenerative medicine, as well as in understanding aging, tumor formation, testosterone and sperm production; 2) we can translate the results to clinical studies relevant to the novel treatment of male infertility and testosterone deficiency. The cause of male infertility is either due to the germ cell defect or supporting cells' dysfunction. In many cases, germ cells are present. The presence of donor-derived healthy cells replacing defective nurturing cells is critical since both Leydig and Sertoli cells support sperm production. Defects in these cells have been believed to contribute to abnormal sperm production. The possibility of beneficial hormonal effects of Leydig cell transplantation independent of their support of sperm production also exits. Since Leydig cells are responsible for testosterone production, stem cell transplantations may replace the need of life-long testosterone supplementation in testicle failure males and aging population. The findings from these studies will have a major impact in the understanding reproductive physiology and recovery from testicular pathology, and also may have the potential for novel future therapies in patients with testicular failure.
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Germany's grand coalition government has watered down sex crime legislation following fierce criticism that its original plans would punish teen sex rather than protect young people. The new law would still punish adults for abusing minors.
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The original plans had envisaged making it a crime for teenagers, aged between 14 and 17 years, to offer money or something else of value in order to obtain sex from another minor. Critics complained that the legislation could conceivably have made inviting someone to a party or to a movie into a criminal offense if it ended in sexual contact.
Under the current law the sexual abuse of minors is only deemed to have occurred if the perpetrator is over 18 and the victim is under 16, but new European Union guidelines now seek to protect those aged 16 and 17. According to Gehb, the new German legislation will maintain the age limit of 18 and a teenager would only be prosecuted if he or she purchased sex from an underaged youth.
A spokesperson for the Justice Ministry confirmed to reporters on Tuesday that the coalition had discussed the new legislation. He said there had been little room for maneuver as the current law was being amended to bring it into line with the new EU guidelines. The spokesperson said that it had never been the intention of the government to criminalize intimacy between teenagers. The aim had been to prevent young people from falling into prostitution.
The opposition reacted positively to the news. Jörg van Essen of the liberal Free Democratic Party said that the original plans to change the age limit for sexual abuse had been "completely incomprehensible." And he said the different penalties for child and teen pornography represented a "step in the right direction." According to Essen, the draft legislation would only be acceptable if it provided a balance between "sexual self-realization and the protection of young people from sexual abuse."
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Long time-ago, is three or 4 bottle of Zubr that it go bad. We know it go bad -- is there long time and is funy taste. But I drinked all anyway and when I sitted -- is image like this one that I see! Not make a recommend for that!
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The artists are Scott Eunson and Marianne Lovink. Very cool!
I'm not sure who the artist is, and I don't know the whole story behind it. When I took this photo, there were just a couple of silhouettes up, but now obviously alot more. I need to take more pics :)
I bet someone in the DIGIN crowd knows. I should ask them. I know it's come up in conversation before, but I can't remember the details. Certainly Giambrone's office would know too.
Hey Vic - did you ever learn how those silhouettes got there?? They're lovely, and I'm so curious about their origins.
Maybe you'll like tomorrow's pic too, since it's square, though not TLR :)
Cool shot!
I remembered approximately where it was (we were walking back from near the train station). So I was able to find it on Google Streetview. Or, here's the regular Google Map link (non-Streetview).
The street is called Damrak.
I remember it being a Saturday night, and it was really busy around there. Lots of people out partying...and various groups of drunk guys who were out for bachelor parties. The photo looks very calm and quiet, but I assure you the street scene at the time wasn't!
I was wondering if you knew which part of Amsterdam this photo was taken in?
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This is suppose to be a community center. The townhouse are being built behind these rebars
That is hilarious!!!!! Its good some people can have a laugh about the wait time
Bt why r u scared.U dont need to b scared.Pigeons usually lay their eggs in homes.Moreover we can say dat they r a little afraid of other dangers such as hawks.Bt they believe on humans.Humans n pigeons have a very old relation.
Dont b afraid of it.The eggs will hatch in 17 or 18 days since their birth.Then baby pigeons will come out.It will b interesting to see them growing.The only thing u should remember is that dont disturb the pigeon whem it is sitting on eggs.U should let it to warm them.This is only till the eggs will not hatch.After dat u can go n play wid the baby pigeons.
if they just layed an egg you have to wait a couple of days until the babies (of the pigeon) grow then when they are very big (almost the size of a regular pigeon) scare them by taking a broom or something and the will fly away..... But iam pretty sure they (PIGEONS) will come back so,just chase them away as usual..........
Love it. Great shot!
Hi, about 5 days ago a pidgeon layed an egg on my balcony, the parents apparently abandoned it but I want to take care of it.
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Pl save making omelette from pigeon eggs. In my balcony,the birds are sitting over eggs for hatching, admire their love for new life and parenthood that I have installed an umbrell for shade. Love to see young and lol in bird life.
I have also pigeon that comes to my windows daily, it comes at night and sleeps over there. But i don't chase them away like you , instead i place them food and water on the side of the window. They are happily living couple. Every animals or pet has their own life and we must dignify it.
I have two pigeon eggs but one is cracked slightly. Will it hatch?
And how do you feed the babies?
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Okay, well i for one hate pigeons, I hate the disgusting messes and smell they cause, and I hate having them nest on my sill. We've recently moved into an apartment with a severe pigeon problem. Well, they've already had two eggs hatch and they have been sitting on another pair for a week. The entire sill is full of caked poo. One of the 'teenage' pigeons has its foot tangled in a string that prevents it from flying away. I am so squeamish that i can't get the nerve up to put my hands out in all that disgusting poo and cut it free from the string tied to calcified poo, but if I don't do it soon, I'm going to have a full sized dead pigeon rotting on my sill. Today I got so frustrated about my little sill that I nudged the two eggs on the end off. When rats, mice, and cockroaches have "babies" no one seems to care much if they are exterminated. Cockroaches don't carry diseases, so why is it gross when they multiply, but okay if the pigeons do it? Why is it okay to eat chickens and turkeys and cows and be responsible for the death of thousands of animals over a lifetime of grocery shopping and not okay to dispose of a couple of pests on your sill?
I'm just posting this as a response to everyone sympathizing with the pigeons. I do NOT sympathize. I am NOT sorry I threw the eggs away. Because you know what? If they have babies, they will always come back to the same spot to nest. And then their babies will do it, and so will their babies. And then when your entire sill is covered in calcified poo, and someone else moves in, then that lucky someone else will have to deal with the disgusting mess and the dead birds along the way...
The person who made the poster is awesome!
I'll admit I didn't kick any pebbles off of the path today, as I was on my bike (not walking). But I'll remember to do that in the future.
Is that conceptual art or a concerned user? Or both ! I like the fact that some coupons were taken. Vic you are awesome.


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awww adorable Fu Long! I wish I could meet him.
Amazing look of a panda. Beautiful colors, wonderful shot!
Awwww he's so cute hiding like that
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The Ocala Police Departments Summer Police And Children Connecting program will host a camp for kids ages 5 to 12 at the Blessed Trinity Catholic Church Elementary Building, 5 S.E. 17th St. from June 15 to July 24.
The entry fee for the camp is $50 a week and $300 for six weeks. The program begins at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. The fee includes lunch, afternoon snacks and field trips.
Activities will include tutoring, arts and crafts, movies, and Internet safety lessons.
Children whose parents cant afford the program may be eligible for scholarships. Parents may call 369-7000 or go to the Police Department to pick up a packet.
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"Oh, thank God!" was the reaction of several friends and family members waiting at the home of Rob and Traci McBurney on Port William Lane in Carrollton, when they got word Tuesday that police had located their missing daughter.
More than 50 local police, rescue and fire department members, along with many community volunteers, mobilized Tuesday morning after the family reported the girl missing around 6 a.m.
The 12-year-old girl, Faith Antoinette McBurney, was found unharmed about five hours after the search began in an area near Gillock Avenue.
A 12 year old Carrollton girl is missing and law enforcement is seeking information from the public.
Faith Antoinette McBurney was last seen by her family at approximately 11 p.m. Monday, May 14, 2012. She was last seen wearing black shorts, an orange tank top and flip flops.
Law enforcement are treating this as a missing person rather than an abduction.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet bridge engineers completed an inspection of the Milton-Madison Bridge on U.S. 421 over the Ohio River Saturday. The bridge was closed late Friday evening by law enforcement on both sides of the river after calls regarding safety concerns on the bridge were received through the Madison, Ind. 911 system.
The Carroll County Conservation District will accept requests for cost share funding under the Kentucky Soil Erosion and Water Quality Cost Share and Environmental Stewardship Program May 14 through June 15.
The Kentucky Soil Erosion and Water Quality Cost Share Program along with the Environ-mental Stewardship Program are created to help agricultural operations protect the soil and water resources of Kentucky.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends eating at least five servings of fruits and vegetables every day, but a recent Consumer Reports survey shows that only about 30 percent of Ameri-cans are getting their "five-a-day".
Accord-ing to data from a 2009 report from the Kentucky Found-ation for Health, only 17.2 percent of Carroll County adults ate five or more fruits and vegetables a day.
Gregory Mears, MD, FACEP, was a recipient of the annual Dr. Jeff Clawson Leadership Award presented during the Navigator 2012 conference sponsored by the National Academies of Emergency Dispatch, held April 18-20 in Baltimore, Md.
The award, named for Jeff Clawson, MD, inventor of the Priority Dispatch System (PDC) and co-founder of the NAED, is given annually to one or more individuals or to a group making a significant contribution to the emergency dispatch profession.
Charities in Carroll, Gallatin, Henry, Owen and Trimble Counties have until noon on May 31 to apply for funding through the Ohio Valley United Charities for 2013 year projects.
Non-profit organizations with an IRS 501-c-3 approval letter that serve the general public in the five counties are eligible for funding, fund raising vice-president Malcolm Carraco said. To apply, the charity must complete an application and provide supporting documentation on its financial operations and the programs or projects that it is requesting funding for.
Carroll County Area Technology Center's Health Occupation Students of America will hold a fundraiser, Saturday, May 12, at 1704 Highland Ave, (next to high school). Vendors will set up from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Thursday, May 10: Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.; biscuits and gravy, 11:30 a.m.; advisory meeting, noon.
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Tuesday, May 15: Gentiva bingo, 10 a.m.; presentation with Vicki from Gentiva, 11:20 a.m.
Rick and Radonna Thornton, of Bardstown, Ky. announce the upcoming wedding of their daughter, Felicia Marie Smith of Port Royal, Ky. to Michael Dale Rabourn of Port Royal, son of Rodney and Nicole Rabourn of Carrollton Ky.
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Construction has begun on an expansion to the Athletics Complex. The Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center is slated to open in 2016 along with the Gary M. Sumers Fitness Center.
The project includes a complete 36,000-square-foot interior rejuvenation of historic Francis Gymnasium, site of the 1904 Olympics, as well as a 66,500-square-foot addition to the south side of Francis Gymnasium and an additional 20,000 square feet of improvements to the existing Athletics Complex.
The Athletics Complex
The Athletics Complex is located on N. Big Bend Blvd., between Forsyth Blvd. and Snow Way Dr. Drivers using GPS should use 330 N. Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, MO to generally locate the Athletics Complex (Note: this is the physical address for the building, not the destination for spectator parking.) After turning on to Snow Way Dr., The Snow Way Parking Garage will be ahead on the right.
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The Athletics Complex consists of several facilities: the Field House, David R. Francis Field, David R. Francis Gymnasium, James Butler Bushyhead Track and the Tao Tennis Center.
The facilities are designed to accommodate a wide range of individual and group recreational and intramural activities, as well as to serve as a home for our intercollegiate teams. Our extensive operational schedule seeks to provide every member of the Washington University community with an opportunity to participate in a series of programs: instructional, free play, intramural, varsity and sports clubs.
Francis Field and Francis Gymnasium were used for the 1904 Olympics, the third Olympic games of the modern era and the first to be held in the Western Hemisphere. The Francis Gymnasium also currently houses the Department of Athletics.
The Field House was the site for presidential debates during the 1992, 2000, and 2004 presidential campaigns.
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Corpsefire is a Super Unique Zombie found in the Den of Evil.
He can generally be found in the furthest area from the cave entrance, and will be surrounded by several other Zombie minions. He is easily distinguished from his minions by his blue color. For new players, Corpsefire is often not only the first Unique, but also the first Super Unique monster encountered, as killing him is required to complete Diablo II's first quest, the Den of Evil.


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