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§ 9832.
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(1) Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate courseThe term "Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate course" means—
a course of college-level instruction provided to secondary school students, terminating in an examination administered by the College Board or the International Baccalaureate Organization, or another such examination approved by the Secretary; or
another highly rigorous, evidence-based, postsecondary preparatory program terminating in an examination administered by another nationally recognized educational organization that has a demonstrated record of effectiveness in assessing secondary school students, or another such examination approved by the Secretary.
(2) Eligible entityThe term "eligible entity" means—
(3) Low-income student
The term "low-income student" has the meaning given the term "low-income individual" in section 6537(3) of this title.
(4) High concentration of low-income students
The term "high concentration of low-income students" has the meaning given the term in section 6537(2) of this title.
(5) High-need local educational agency
The term "high-need local educational agency" means a local educational agency or educational service agency described in 9812(3)(A) [1] of this title.
(6) High-need schoolThe term "high-need school" means a secondary school—
with a pervasive need for Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate courses in mathematics, science, or critical foreign languages, or for additional Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate courses in such a subject; and
(Pub. L. 110–69, title VI, § 6122, Aug. 9, 2007, 121 Stat. 635.)
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Best trip ever. Consider our tour guide Shadi as first class. If you want to see Jordan this is the tour for you.
From the moment we arrived, the tour was very well organized and planned for us. Shadi our driver and main tour guide was wonderful. All the guides at each location we went to were knowledgeable and helpful. Khaled-Al-Zawaideh in Wadi Rum Dream Camp drove us around the desert and gave us much information about the history and lives of the people. We would recommend this tour! This is the second trip we have taken using Viator and highly recommend...
We were picked up at the Queen Alia airport by our driver, and we were quite late. He zipped us through the purchase of visas and passport control and brought us to our hotel in downtown Amman. We opted for the tourist class and were not disappointed with cleanliness, food and free internet.
For the week we had another driver Shaedy. He was exceptional. Individual guides for Jerash, Petra and Wadi Rum. We ditched the guide in Petra as we wanted to go quickly to the Monastery and then do the rest slowly on the way back. We had 7 hours to explore and used it all up. We could not go the next day as Ms Obama was due to visit and it would be closed to the public. We had tea with a Bedouin family walking up the steps to the Monastery, saw many beautiful and amazing things.
The only negative and it so small is that i would have liked to do a bit more at Wadi Rum re the Lawrence of Arabia movie stuff, our guide did not speak enough English. The Pillars of Wisdom and the engravings were great though and so was the dune driving and climbing. Even the weather cooperated in the shoulder season early November.
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This was our first time in Jordan and highly recommend the 6 night Best of Jordan tour. The sites are extraordinary, especially Petra and Wadi Rum but the package as a whole was well organised, planned and delivered. Shady pronounced Shar-dee, our driver, was exceptional - a pure gentleman who went out of his way to please. Shady provided plenty of bottled water to keep us hydrated during the heat wave of early August, plenty of extra stops for photo's and always gave us time to explore the various sights unlike some of the other middle eastern tours we did which felt rushed. His knowledge was good and general advice around local customs and practice was great, and always delivered in a friendly manner. We always felt safe with Shady by our side. We also went to Israel, Turkey, Egypt and the UAE but none could beat Shardy and the Best of Jordan tour. Geoff McD.
I just returned from this trip and had the most amazing time. Anyone who is concerned about Jordan's proximity to middle east conflict zones should rest at ease, Jordan is extremely safe and very peaceful. My driver was friendly and very knowledgeable. Tour guides were extremely informed of history and up to date. I would recommend hotels in Amman near Circle One and Circle Two.
this is a great tour for seeing Jordan . Ask for the driver shadi if you can get him when booking as he is a great guy. they go to great length to look after you in this tour.
I just returned from this trip and had the most amazing time. Anyone who is concerned about Jordan's proximity to middle east conflict zones should rest at ease, Jordan is extremely safe and very peaceful. My friend and I traveled together (2 women) from the US and UK. We had a private driver for the whole week, Shadi, who spoke excellent English and was helpful throughout the trip. The cost was inclusive of accommodation with breakfast and dinner at the hotels including days of arrival/departure, and included entrance fees to excursion sites, and local guides at Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, Petra and Wadi Rum. Jordan has something for everyone, it is absolutely beautiful. The hotel in Amman was well appointed and there were plenty of food options. The hotel in Petra was on a ridge in Wadi Musa, the staff were friendly and there was a nice pool complex to relax in. This trip definitely packs in the highlights in 5 full days of excursions. If you enjoy hiking, you may consider adding an extra day in Petra to really explore more of the trails. If you enjoy being in the desert. you may also like to extend your trip with an overnight camping stop at Wadi Rum. On the whole, there was enough time at each of the sites to cover the main features. Jerash is on hill and can be quite windy so take a wind breaker and covered walking shoes (~3 hours). Mount Nebo is spectacular (also windy). The Dead sea resort we visited was fairly basic, but the resort area had adequate changing facilities, a pool and chairs if you want to make a day of it. At Petra, make sure to attend Petra by night, a candlelit experience not to be missed- comfortable closed walking shoes are essential. I would definitely recommend 2 full days in Petra as I love to take pictures and would want to explore more. It is breathtakingly beautiful. The people in Jordan are very welcoming and friendly, and unlike some places, as 2 women we were not hassled at any time. Highly recommended destination.
We had the best time! i recommend this tour highly. Our driver Shadi was friendly, knowledgeable and always helpful. You don't always have to stick to the tour you can go off-course and that's a luxury you don't usually get with group tours. I really preferred the privacy as well. We always felt safe even when we ventured out on our own so don't hold back. The only thing to critique is the hotel in Amman (regency palace) its a little aged and had small issues with the bathrooms. other than that great =)
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This was a wonderful experience as we had a limited time in Jordan and we certainly got to see as much as possible in the time we had. We had a great driver who spoke very good English, drove very well and balanced perfectly the correct amount of info, conversation and peace and quiet we wanted during our trip. The hotels were very good. Petra exceeded my expectations, it was amazing! We also got to do horse riding. Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea were also great. The food that was included was excellent and we had perfectly timed comfort stops. Jordan is a great country and don't be put off by the problems in Syria. It's the best time to visit at the moment. We were two women travelling together and felt comfortable and safe at all times. Definitely recommend it!
Fantastic tour! Everything went like clockwork thanks to our special driver, Shadi. He was all you could want in terms of service, helpfulness and very friendly manner. In addition he provided all the information you would normally expect from a tour guide. The full itinerary was a great way as the title says to see the best of Jordan. Highly recommended!
Had a fantastic time,great way as the title says to see the best of Jordan,Zaid travel were so organised,can't fault it as it exceeded my expectations for the "unknown",Viator organised my extra nights at Amman hotel,good food,great guide,fantastic holiday,hi lights Petra,Dead Sea and Jerash,recommend
We had an exceptional time on this tour. Our driver (Shady) was all you could want in terms of his service , hospitality and manner, in addition to providing all the information you would normally expect from a tour guide. We were expecting to be in a group but ended up having what amounted to a personal tour so the above was very important. The hotels were good (except the functionality and condition of the bathroom in the Amman hotel - Regency Palace). The meals provided, especially in Amman, were outstanding and the staff very polite and friendly. The tour successfully brought together the best sights to be seen in Jordan very well with just enough time at each site to take it all in and formulate an impression of the magnificence of what this country has to offer. Bearing in mind the relatively short time and distances which had to be covered the tour was also not exhausting. The only advice I would give to anyone about to take this tour is that the facilities at the dead sea resort are very basic (just a beach shared with locals and other tourists a long walk down and up and a badly maintained changing room with cold showers). That aside, all the other tours were amazing experiences and extra tours offered when time was available. If you get the chance the Baptism Site extra tour combined with the Dead Sea day is very well worth doing. Thanks for an experience of a lifetime.
The itinerary is an ideal Jordan sampler for those visiting the country for the first time. Stunning views of the beautiful country and we think the service and accomodation during the tour was as expected. We also would like to mention our driver Ahmad Ramahi for the safe, comfortable and polite treatment we received throughout our time in Jordan.
Good value for money, friendly guides, got what was advertised, a pleasant experience overall.
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The approval rate for Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's Cabinet has fallen to 33 percent and the disapproval rating topped the 50 percent mark for the first time since its launch last September at 53.3 percent, a Kyodo News poll showed Sunday.
The support rate fell 3.3 points from a similar nationwide telephone poll conducted in March and hit a new low for the Cabinet, while the disapproval rate rose 4.4 points.
Only 27.1 percent of the respondents said they expect much from a new political party being planned by former Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano, who is set to leave the Liberal Democratic Party, and by independent Takeo Hiranuma, a former trade minister, and 65.9 percent said they do not.
In the survey, conducted Saturday and Sunday, 1,470 households with eligible voters were called and valid responses were received from 1,024 individuals.
Asked whether Hatoyama should resign if he fails to settle the issue of relocating U.S. Marine Corps Air Station Futenma in Okinawa by the end of May as pledged, 47.1 percent said yes, versus 45.3 percent who said there is no need for him to step down.
As for the July Upper House election, 21.2 percent said they would vote for the LDP in the proportional-representation section, down 5.1 percent from the month before, and 26.3 percent preferred Hatoyama's Democratic Party of Japan, down 0.6 point.
When asked who would be best suited to be prime minister, 22.4 percent of the respondents, the highest proportion, picked former Health, Labor and Welfare Minister Yoichi Masuzoe of the LDP. He was followed by Deputy Prime Minister Naoto Kan at 8.9 percent and Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada at 7.8 percent.
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We had a little relief from the heat Wednesday as marine clouds were very slow to burn off. In fact, the predicted highs of low 80s fizzled to the low 70s without too many complaints.
Our friends in the higher elevations near 1,000 feet and farther east enjoyed clear skies all day. The coastal strip had drizzle overnight into early Wednesday, enough to wet the streets in some locales.
The weather forecast now includes more of those morning clouds but highs still above average, mainly in the 70s to perhaps near 80 degrees if we get considerable clearing.
The odds of any showers or thunderstorms over the weekend have dissipated and will remain over the southern Oregon Cascades. Bad news down there with possible lightning. Locally, the dry spell continues into next week and maybe through the last day of the month. Certainly not much on the horizon to bring us any rainfall.
I had a couple of emails Wednesday afternoon asking if our 80-degree weather is over for the year. Even though the forecast calls for highs in the 70s, sure, we can still get 80 degrees, especially if we receive an easterly wind flow. October can have highs in the 80-degree range with no problem, although it just takes a little bit more doing, ha, ha.
Oct. 12 will mark the 50th anniversary of the famous Columbus Day windstorm that struck the Pacific Northwest, causing massive destruction. There hasn't been a windstorm like that since.
The Oregon Chapter of the American Meteorological Society will provide an in-depth look at the windstorm at its October meeting at 10 a.m. Oct. 13 at OMSI. There will be feature presentations, videos, television broadcasts, audio recordings, historical photographs and much more. The public is invited to this free event.
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Patrick Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at Weather Systems.


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I know this must have been asked time and time again, but needed some advice, looking in to buying the Sony A7 camera, nit sure which model to go for the A7 or A7R.
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Probe to Look at Inmate Treatment U.S. Justice Dept. Investigation Comes after Findings regarding Civil Rights Violations of Pennsylvania Prisoners with Mental Health Issues
Langley, Karen, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, PA)
HARRISBURG -- The U.S. Department of Justice said Friday it will investigate Pennsylvania prisons statewide after finding a soon-to- close facility in Cambria County violated the rights of mentally ill inmates through prolonged and extreme isolation.
Federal investigators found that State Correctional Institution Cresson routinely locked prisoners with serious mental illness in cells for 22 to 23 hours a day, for months or years at a time, while denying them basic necessities and subjecting them to excessive use of force. The department concluded the prison's misuse of solitary confinement on mentally ill inmates "leads to serious harms, including mental decompensation, clinical depression, psychosis, self-mutilation and suicide," according to a news release.
It found the prison came to rely on solitary confinement as a way of "warehousing" mentally ill prisoners because of a disorganized and fragmented mental-health program with a marginalized staff and disciplinary procedures that punished disability-related behavior.
The Corbett administration announced in January it would close SCI Cresson, along with SCI Greensburg in Hempfield, and replace the two older prisons with a new facility in Centre County. The last inmate left SCI Cresson on May 22, spokeswomen for the Department of Corrections said.
The Department of Justice said in December 2011 that it would investigate how Cresson confined prisoners. The investigation was to focus on whether the prison kept inmates with serious mental illness in isolation for unnecessarily long periods, failed to prevent suicide and neglected to provide adequate mental health treatment. The inquiry grew to address concerns about the use of force on prisoners with mental illness and the use of isolation on those with intellectual disabilities.
"We found that Cresson often permitted its prisoners with serious mental illness or intellectual disabilities to simply languish, decompensate and harm themselves in solitary confinement for months or years on end under harsh conditions in violation of the Constitution," Roy L. Austin Jr., deputy assistant attorney general for the Civil Rights Division, said in a statement. "These practices have serious public safety consequences because many of these individuals are returned to the community."
The agency noted that the state Department of Corrections "faces enormous challenges" at Cresson and the other prisons because of a growing proportion of prisoners with mental illness. Since 1999, the percentage of prisoners on the state's mental health roster has increased more than 50 percent, so that more than 20 percent of all prisoners have the designation, the Justice Department said. The percentage of Cresson inmates on the roster reached 28 percent, after increasing by more than one-third since 2007.
The Justice Department said Corrections Secretary John Wetzel and his staff fully cooperated throughout the investigation.
Susan McNaughton, a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections, said the agency received the findings Friday evening and would review them.
"The secretary believes that, yes, we need to make improvements to the mental health system, and we have made some improvements," she said. "We believe our mental health system today is better than it was a year ago. We believe a year from now it will be even better."
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Ron Marsico, R-Lower Paxton, said it was "amazing" that no one had informed his committee of the justice department's broadened investigation and that he planned to ask the corrections secretary as early as today for a meeting to discuss the prison system's treatment of mentally ill prisoners. If warranted, he said, committee hearings could follow.
"The secretary and the corrections administration, they've got to come up with some solid answers," Mr. Marsico said. "It's astonishing, it's unbelievable that those folks would be put into the situation they were put into. …


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Ratings for Dr. Laurie Parsons
WORST RECEPTIONIST very rude unprofessional condescending tone old hag i spoke with on the phone i waited nearly 1 year plus for an appt with this doc and she "apparently" is so busy she cancelled my entire referral. i did my research and wanted to see this doctor now i am extremely disgusted in the way i was treated. i had to call them NO ONE called me to inform me i was "deleted" and i believe i was still on wait list but the rude receptionist probably went into my file and deleted me after i told her how much longer would i be needing to wait. i specifically requested a female doctor and told her my referral was for Laurie the old hag on the phone kept denying it. this office is a joke if you can go else where i suggest that. the woman on the phone needs to be fired she is miserable clearly working there and Laurie needs to know about her. it makes the doctor look bad.
I'm kind of alarmed now that I have read the reviews. We have a 9 week old baby and she was seen the next day. I have taken her in to see Dr.Parsons 4 times in 5 weeks. We aren't scheduled appointments, the staff just gets us to pop in. She is a very very smart doctor, good with hormonal new mothers that have sick babies! I did have a problem with her intern he must not have learned how to talk to patients yet. Overall I'm quite happy with Dr.Parsons:)
I was recently referred to Dr Parsons and called today to inquire about the wait time for an appointment. Left a message and just heard back from the receptionist... She said the Dr had not taken any requests in the last couple of weeks and almost sarcastically said "It's a two-year wait period. I'm not even sure why you would have been referred to her." I am floored.
I was referred to Dr Parsons by my doctor for treatment of rapidly progressing to Alopecia Totalis. I called her office the next day to find out the wait time until I would be called for my appointment with her. The receptionist replied "1.5 to 2yrs"!!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS NOT AN ACCEPTABLE ANSWER! The worst part of it is I would not have received a call from them telling me how long the wait time would be so if I hadn't called I would just being waiting for 2 yrs.
I honestly wish more doctors were/are like Laurie, her bedside manner is the best I've ever experience. She conducts herself in the perfect friendly relatable but professional way. She has been extremely helpful and even saw my son over her lunch break on an emergency call. Cannot saw enough about this doctor. She also includes her interns in the exams and allows them to trial and error with the diagnosis, kind of fun when you're in there frequently. Seriously a. Great, fun, perfectly rounded doctor. I wish there were more like her.
Very, very happy with Dr. Parsons. She explains everything thoroughly, and actually has a conversation with you. Very good with kids!!
I've seen her five times already, everytime I see her there's always smile in her face. She takes time to listen and understand your problem. She is knowledgeble and very helpful person. Thank you Dr. Parsons. God bless you more....
Always pleasant, always punctual and a great healer, knows her job, an asset to our City....tombo
I've been seeing Dr. Parson's for about 5 years now and find her very down to earth. She explains everything in terms I understand. In the beginning it took months to get in but once I was became a patient it became alot easier to get in in a timely fashion. There aren't alot of doctors that take the time that Dr. Parsons does with each patient and I feel blessed to have her on my side!
Dr Parsons is the best doctor I have seen in my lifetime. She treats me at the wound clinic and therefore sometimes there is a very long wait to see her. But it is well worth it. She is very calm and patient and had gentle hands. She is very knowledgeable and takes her time with each patient even if she is running 1 hour behind due to urgent cases. I recommend her as the world's best doctor and I am glad I found her. She never rushes and answers all of my questions every time.
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Madina has been a farmer all her life, having bean, sweet potato, cassava, and matooke plantations. The produce she gets she has been selling on the local market in her village.
About 5 to 6 years ago, she started up a retail shop to complement her earnings and it has been of great help for her and her family. She is so grateful for the loans given her which she mostly uses to buy high-quality seeds and fertilizers plus employing some labour on the land that that her husband left her, especially when her children are at school.
Madina has an immediate plan of buying eggs from poultry farmers for re-sale but would very much want to keep layers herself if she had the capital, as this would bring in more profit. Madina has a dream of one day being able to transport her produce to Kampala where the prices are a bit more favorable, so as to earn increased income and have savings.
Madina has been chairperson for her lending group of Bazira for 9 years and she says that all her group members are farmers, mostly growing the mairungi plant that is used as tea leaves and is a delicacy for most people in the city centres. Thanks to their fertile soil, their farming is more possible.
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36-Item Short Form Survey from the RAND Medical Outcomes Study
As part of the Medical Outcomes Study (MOS), a multi-year, multi-site study to explain variations in patient outcomes, RAND developed the 36-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36). SF-36 is a set of generic, coherent, and easily administered quality-of-life measures. These measures rely upon patient self-reporting and are now widely utilized by managed care organizations and by Medicare for routine monitoring and assessment of care outcomes in adult patients.
Available Documents
MOS 36-Item Short Form Survey Instrument (SF-36)
- Survey Instrument (English)
- Survey Instrument (Arabic)
Scoring Instructions for MOS 36-Item Short Form Survey Instrument (SF-36) 2009
- Scoring Instructions (HTML)
- Scoring Instructions (PDF)
Related Reading
Evaluating the SF-36 health survey (version 2) in older Vietnamese Americans2007
Conceptualization of physical and mental health and associations on different scales may be different for Asian immigrants than for other groups. Interpretation of SF-36 Health Survey scores needs to account for cultural differences.
Reliability of an Arabic Version of the RAND-36 Health Survey and Its Equivalence to the US-English Version1997
Additional studies need to be conducted in a sample of the Saudi population to further assess the psychometric properties of the Arabic version.
More Information about Summary Scores
For those interested in information about the physical and mental health summary scores and the work done to create a single score, we suggest the following articles:
What is the Relationship Between the Minimally Important Difference and Health State Utility Values? The Case of the SF-6-D
Walters SJ, Brazier JE. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, Vol. 1, No. 1, April 2003, p. 4.
The Estimation of a Preference-based Measure of Health from the SF-36
Brazier J, Roberts J, Deverill M. Journal of Health Economics, Vol. 21, No. 2, March 2002, pp. 271-292.
Mapping the SF-12 to the EuroQol EQ-5D Index in a National US Sample
Franks P, Lubetkin EI, Gold MR, Tancredi DJ, Jia H. Medical Decision Making, Vol. 24, No. 3, May-June 2004, pp. 247-254.
Measuring Function and Well-Being: The Medical Outcomes Study Approach
Stewart AL, Ware JE., eds. (1992)
User's Manual for the Medical Outcomes Study (MOS) Core Measures of Health-Related Quality of Life1994
This manual describes self-administered patient questionnaires that were developed for patients participating in the Medical Outcomes Study, a multi-year, nonexperimental study of variations in physician practice styles and patient outcomes in...
Other instruments from the Medical Outcomes Study
This website offers a list of all instruments that have been approved by the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Medical Outcomes Trust.


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There`s talk of a player exchange for Hangeland, Senderos/Djourou? plus some dosh.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
That would be a great deal. I hope we keep Djourou. Senderos has been scarred and scared by the Drog and El Nino.
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The Rex Hotel this week was, once again fortunate to host the annual conference for the New Zealand Diet Association.
Over 80 people enjoyed the presentations in our recently updated conference rooms, as well our new comfortable break our rooms.
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Katrina Walsh from the Mayo clinic made an interesting presentation on the effectiveness of diet pills in today's busy life, which was well received.
After all was said and done, guest as usual enjoyed our lovely pool and indulged in our barman's cocktail of the week – "The Manhattan"
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The Rex – Opiate Addiction Conference
In this past week, the Rex Hotel was proud to host the 2nd annual Opiate Addiction Conference.
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Anyone gonna do a Big 12 elimination/survivor game this year?
May my posts be polite and not misunderstood. (And hopefully funny on occasion.)
I must defend my title! But if there is no competition, I am still the last winner, right???
2012 Big 12 Elimination Competition Champion
"No. Instead, there's a pole. Requires no decoration. I find tinsel distracting."
I kick that off each year around week 4, once the conference season really starts up. Would love it if CW could give a little swag to the winner. I'll PM him again this year and bug him. Maybe a trip to taco time with Tron for the grand prize!
Last year was the deepest its ever ran into the season. Seemed like we went a good 8 weeks into it before a winner was crowned.
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Tracy Ellig
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Connie Lange
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Location: Room 437 Culbertson Hall
Connie is the primary contact for inquiries about University Communications and support for its staff of outstanding professionals. She has a broad background in studio art and education with degrees from MSU. In addition to her native Montana, she has lived and worked in the Bahamas, south Florida and Kumamoto, Japan.
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Julie Kipfer
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Location: Room 433 Culbertson Hall
Julie has a background in higher education and marketing, with over 15 years of experience. She is responsible for developing the concepts and strategies for university marketing programs. She chairs the Marketing Advisory Committee and works to coordinate campus efforts, promote MSU to our various constituents, and create programs to enhance MSU's image and awareness.
Bridget Ashcraft
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Location: Room 434 Culbertson Hall
Bridget has more than 10 years experience as a graphic designer and has been with University Communications since 2003. She is currently the art director for Mountains & Minds magazine.
Kristen Drumheller
E-mail: email@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-5141
Location: Room 434 Culbertson Hall
Kristen is a graphic designer working on a variety of projects. She graduated from MSU's graphic design program and has been working with Marketing and Creative Services for several years.
Alison Gauthier
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Location: Room 434 Culberson Hall
Also a graduate of MSU's Graphic Design program, Alison recently started working in Publications and Graphics as a graphic designer.
Amy Kanuch
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-7462
Location: Room 439 Culberson Hall
Amy has a background in community relations, marketing and retail management. She is responsible for community outreach and promoting positive awareness of MSU by building partnerships at the campus and community levels. She represents MSU on local boards and committees and collaborates on various MSU community events. In addition, she manages the Pure Gold recognition program, publishes the Bobcat Bulletin and oversees the design approval process for the university merchandise program.
Ron Lambert
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Location: Room 432 Culbertson Hall
Nilam A. Patel
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Location: Room 424 Culbertson Hall
Nilam is a native of Roanoke, Va. She moved to Bozeman, MT to work at Montana State University for their Web and Digital Communications team in March 2014. Before moving to Bozeman, Nilam worked in Information Systems at Wake Forest University, which is where she received her B.A. in History. Nilam has a background in technology and higher education.
Alison Reidmohr
Alison creates marketing concepts for the university and guides their execution. She has a bachelor's degree in Professional Communication and 3 years of experience working on anti-tobacco campaigns for the Montana Tobacco Use Prevention Program.
Caroline Zimmerman
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Location: Room 430 Culbertson Hall
Caroline is a publications editor and production coordinator. She is the managing editor for numerous university publications, including the Collegian.
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Carol Schmidt
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Location: Room 431 Culbertson Hall
Schmidt is a native of Denver, Colo. with both a bachelor's (sociology/social work) and a master's degree in journalism from the University of Wyoming. She has worked as a reporter and editor at newspapers in Wyoming, Montana and Ohio. She also has worked in public relations firms in Seattle and San Diego and freelanced for many years. She has worked at the MSU News Service since 1994. Schmidt is the editor of MSU's Mountains and Minds magazine. She also covers the humanities including the College of Arts and Architecture and portions of the College of Letters and Science.
Anne Cantrell
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Location: Room 428 Culbertson Hall
Anne is an assistant director of the MSU News Service, where she works to produce content to advance the university's mission. She also covers the Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship, College of Nursing, College of Education, Health and Human Development and the MSU Library. Anne has a bachelor's degree in English from Cornell College and a master's degree in journalism from the University of Montana.
Eliese Besemer
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Location: 428 Culbertson Hall
Eliese joined MSU and the News Service in 2015, where she works as a copy editor. With a bachelor's in psychology from James Madison University and graduate studies in English literature and screenwriting at JMU and at the University of Southern California, as well as a previous career in music performance, she brings a wide variety of experience to her position. She is originally from upstate New York.
Denise Hoepfner
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Location: 438 Culbertson Hall
Denise is a writer and an editor who brings with her seven years of newspaper journalism experience, having worked as a columnist, reporter, publications manager and features editor. A native Texan, she has lived in five states but swears Montana is her favorite. Prior to joining the News Service team in November 2015, Denise worked in MSU Testing Services for nearly two years.
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Kelly Gorham
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Location: Room 423 Culbertson Hall
Kelly is a Montana native and earned his bachelor's degree in photography from MSU in 1995. He has been a staff photographer for newspapers in Montana and Nevada, was a corporate photographer in Seattle and a stringer for Associated Press. Kelly's photos have appeared in such publications as the New York Times, National Geographic Explorer, Sports Illustrated and USA Today.
Sepp Jannotta
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Location: Room 428 Culbertson Hall
Sepp is a photographer and writer. Sepp grew up in and around Chicago. He received a bachelor's degree in English and creative writing from Colorado College and studied photojournalism at the UM School of Journalism. Prior to joining MSU in 2011, a 12-year career in journalism (and a love of the rugged corners of the West) took him to newspapers in Alaska, Wyoming and Montana.
Abbey Nelson
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Location: Room 423 Culbertson Hall
Abbey is a videographer and assistant photographer for MSU. She produces short videos for the university across all departments as well as the commemorative videos on the MSU honorary doctorate recipients. After growing up in Bozeman, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her bachelor's degree in Film Production from Loyola Marymount University. After graduation in 2012, Abbey moved to Bonn, Germany to help teach documentary production at the Akademie für Internationale Bildung, a study abroad partnership with LMU. Abbey has produced and directed several short documentaries and plans to pursue a career in documentary production in addition to her work at MSU.
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Brett Davis
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-4516
Location: Room 424 Culbertson Hall
Brett is the interim director and primary software developer of new web applications that function at the university, college and department level for Web & Digital Communications.
Kaitlyn Goodall
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-5140
Location: Room 418 Culbertson Hall
Kaitlyn is primarily responsible for content management services and related development. While not native to Montana, she is ecstatic to be back in mountain country, and particularly to be in Bozeman and at MSU. She is enthusiastic about usability and interoperability, with a focus on people and in accommodating natural and fluid interaction across systems.
Adam Griffith
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-4547
Location: Room 420 Culbertson Hall
Adam is a native of the Southwestern United States who has recently settled in Bozeman to work on CMS web migrations for MSU. Before starting at MSU Adam was a software developer for Wolfram Research in Champaign, IL. He received his BA in Physics and Mathematics from Knox College in 2008.
Christina Hall
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Location: Room 424 Culbertson Hall
Joe Sweeney
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-2722
Location: Room 420 Culbertson Hall
Joe is a central Montana native who has been building web apps, contributing to open-source projects, and learning all facets of web development for the last several years. Before coming back to MSU, Joe was a web programmer at Billings Gazette Communications. Joe has a BA in Music Technology from MSU.
University Printing Service (Culbertson Hall Location)Printing
Sandra Bunch
E-mail: email@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-4960
Location: Room 12 Culbertson Hall
Sandy has been with the Montana State University system and with Printing Services since 1980. As Managing Director, She is responsible for customer service and project management. Contact Sandy for general information or to arrange services through University Printing Services or CopyCats.
Kenneth Shelley
Production Specialist
E-mail: email@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-7963
Location: Room 12 Culbertson Hall
Ken is a nationally registered Emergency Medical Technician and has 26 years of service with Fire and Emergency Medical Services. He also has 35 years of experience in the printing business including 11 years at MSU with University Printing Services from 1992 to 2003 as a Duplication Machine Operator. His past experience makes Ken a vaulable asset in our shop and we are very happy that he decided to "Come Home'. Ken is an avid photographer.
As Production Specialist, he is responsible for printing all incoming EZPrint digital submission black and white jobs on multiple high-speed production digital printers and controls paper inventory for those jobs. He will be responsible to manage the Campus Course Packet Program and obtain copyright permissions for professors. He serves as backup for color digital printing, and bindery.
Mike Einhaus
E-mail: email@example.com -- Phone: (406) 994-5101
Location: Room 12 Culbertson Hall
Mike is the sole Press Operator in Printing Services in charge of one-color, two-color and four-color offset press runs. He prints the MSU envelopes and letterhead for all campuses. He manages all new files designated for the digital plate maker to access for reprints. He also orders and receives paper and supplies, serves as backup for bindery and repairs press and bindery equipment. Mike is that hard-to-find press operator who still understands and appreciates the art and the craft of offset printing.
Jens Rosenkranz
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Location: Room 12 Culbertson Hall
Jens has provided Customer Service to our MSU campus customers since February 2014. Jens has over 35 years of experience in the printing field ranging from press operator to general manager in Germany, Samoa, and Hawaii. Jens is available to assist you with coordinating and estimating your print jobs to get you the best possible pricing to meet your office budget. He will also provide assistance to help you send jobs to our online ordering system at www.montana.edu/ezprint. He also serves as backup for color digital and large-format color printing and bindery.


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I tried searching for this, but there doesn't seem to be a thread for it. I noticed that with the release of B2W2 that the age of the characters no longer match the timeline.
In DPPt/HGSS, Caitlin was younger in the Battle Frontier. In BW, she became older and a member of the Unova Elite Four. This means BW takes place X years after DPPt, which in turn takes place 2 years after FRLG/RSE. If B2W2 takes place 2 years after BW, this means B2W2 should take place X+2 years after DPPt/HGSS. Why is Misty, Brock, Red, and co the same age as HGSS in the Tournament?
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Obama's Dirty Fly By in Afghanistan
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Extreme flatulence is one thing, but when you factor in 'uncontrollable diarrhea,' what else was this employer supposed to do?
Kevin Stuckey, an African-American, worked for AutoZone Inc. as a salesperson and then as a manager. During his employment, Stuckey was transferred to multiple stores in Chicago. Following his transfer in July 2012, in which his pay and job responsibilities were supposed to remain the same, Stuckey never returned to work. Instead he filed a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charge of discrimination claiming that his transfer was initiated because of his race. The EEOC filed a lawsuit on Stuckey's behalf, claiming that Stuckey's transfer was part of a plan to "limit, segregate or classify" employees on the basis of race. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois granted summary judgment to AutoZone, holding that even in a disparate impact case, the employees must show that they suffered an adverse action. The court held that there was no evidence that Stuckey's transfer resulted in an objectively humiliating or degrading change in working conditions. EEOC v. AutoZone Inc., No. 14-cv-5579(Aug. 4, 2015).
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TO HIS CONTEMPORARIES at the turn of the century he was widely known as "mad Jack Chapman." Fifty years later he is remembered by only a handful of people. His obscurity is unmerited, for his radicalism is tonic to our times.
John Jay Chapman all his long life spoke out against the conservatism of mealymouthed acquiescence in things as they are. His perfectionism provoked him to write some twenty-five books, hundreds of speeches, and thousands of letters on a distracting number of subject--disarmament, literature overprotected by Germanic specialism, immigration, education, Harvard, Prohibition, Roman Catholicism in America--but it was in his political agitation that his radicalism was the strongest.
For less than ten years Chapman hurled himself with concentrated energy against his times. He singled out for his attack what John Adams had called "the Devil's own incomprehensibles"--New York politics. Out of this experience came a strange name-calling periodical, two books on the urgency for reform of conduct in political life, and,


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All jokes apart - "No, Grok! Don't do it!" - this is interesting as pointing to more sophisticated trading networks than might have been supposed.
I guess if the Mesolithic people in this area had something to trade - pelts, hunting dogs, or whatever it might be - then why wouldn't there be people in Southern Europe who'd be keen to get those in exchange for surplus einkorn they might have?
You don't, of course, have to eat the one thing or the other - hunted and foraged food or grown food - whether you grow the latter yourself or trade for it:
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After my wife came home last week from the hospital where she had had a CT scan on her abdominal region, all was fine for about two hours when suddenly she was aware of a sharp pain in between her shoulder blades going round under her right breast. It was not until days later when the pain was too much to bear, she went back to hospital and after being admitted and kept in for two days, that she was told that she had a blood clot. She was put onto warfarin to help keep her blood thin.
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I developed a blood clot behind my right knee 11 days after a stent procedure for PAD. I was not prescribed a blood thinner medication other than one Plavix pill and a low dose aspirin given by the nurse, prior to being discharged after the same day surgery.
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I walked into the emergency room after my left calf became swollen and hot to the touch. I ended up having DVT behind my left knee from mid-thigh to the top of my calf. I also had blood clots in both my lungs. I had been having problems for about 3 weeks prior with my calf feeling like it needed to be stretched out and felt like it was cramping. Thought it was just overworked from exercise, maybe strained and it would go away. About a week before I went in, I noticed being short of breath walking up a flight of stairs. Being physically fit, I started to wonder about a blood clot. If you suffer these symptoms, don't wait and get it checked out! What I thought was a strained calf muscle almost killed me!
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My uncle started experiencing some pain on his left leg but at first he assumed thinking it was just an infection. After a few weeks the pain exceeded and he decided 2 visited the doctor who discovered that it was a blood clot and he was admitted 4 two days then discharged. Later on he started feeling pain on the chest n that of the leg became worse. He went back for the check-up n he was admitted but it became worse when he got a swell on his left n he was unable 2 walk. He was admitted but unfortunately after 2 days he died.
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Blood clots were detected in my left thigh. I thought that I had pulled a muscle. I went to my doctor for a separate problem. I am a truck driver, and I am not their favorite boy at the moment. I am up for review in three weeks, and up until now, my employers have not acknowledged any culpability. I know I have a fight on my hands and am having difficulty finding much support from doctors.
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I got my lung embolism from an error. I began getting cramps in my calf, and went to my then doctor. Well he told me that it was an infection in the muscle and he sent me home, the pain got worse and worse, to the point I could not touch my leg, because of the pain. Two weeks later when I could no longer deal with the pain, I went to see my doctor again, and he again told me that it was an infection in the muscle and tried to send me home. But one of the nurses saw that I could not walk because of the pain. And she sent me to the hospital not my doctor. When I got to the hospital, they put a little morphine pump with a button, so I could inject myself when the pain got to be horrible. After a couple of days they were going to perform a biopsy to my leg to finally figure up what was wrong with it. But when they transferred me to the gurney, to take me to the operation room, the clot got loose and went to my lungs, the last thing I remember was, that I was being taken to the ER.
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I was a newly married 24 year old female who played hockey every week. My right calf had been bothering me on and off after exercise and soon felt like I had strained it. I began stretching it out regularly and having regular physio and it only got worse. The pain traveled down into my foot and so I saw a podiatrist about my orthotics. My orthotics were adjusted and I was pain free for two days but then it got worse. I was using crutches and still working with this constant ache in my leg. I had an ultrasound to look for a DVT (as I had been on two 47-min plane trips to/from Canberra) about 10 days after the pain started. It came back clear. The pain continued and I kept going to work and taking anti-inflammatory drugs. About 7 days after the ultrasound I was not coping at work and made another doctors app and said I would not be in tomorrow. The doctor gave me a referral for another ultrasound at a different imaging place. They found the clot straight away. It started about half way up my thigh and went down past my knee into my Deep Veins. I was sent straight to the ER and started on Clexane. The next day my lungs were scanned and I had 2 PE, one in each lungs. I was on warfarin for 6 months and from new scans my right leg is clear above my knee but they can't see my veins below my knee. My calf wasn't swollen, my leg wasn't cold, I wasn't out of breath - there were no indications for me other than that first feeling of strain. Now every little pain I get I'm wondering if I should go to the hospital. Don't mess around with ongoing pain - I was very lucky.
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The Islamic calendar is based on lunar months, which begin when the thin crescent Moon is actually sighted in the western sky after sunset a day or so after New Moon. For Islamic calendar purposes, the sighting must be made with the unaided eye.
The names of the 12 months of the Islamic calendar, transliterated into the Roman alphabet, and their formal tabular lengths are:
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Since 12 lunar months are, on average, 11 days shorter than the (Gregorian) civil year, the Islamic year shifts earlier in each civil year by about this amount. The count of years for the Islamic calendar begins with 1 Muharram 1 A.H. (Anno Hegira), which corresponds to Friday, 16 July AD 622 (Julian calendar).
Tabular Islamic Calendar:
A tabular Islamic calendar has been established for some non-religious purposes in which the lengths of the months alternate between 29 and 30 days. This calendar consists of a 30-year cycle in which 11 of the 30 years are leap years. In leap years, an extra day is added to the last month, Dhú'l-Hijjab. Civil dates corresponding to important Islamic dates in this tabular calendar are:
- First day of Ramadan - 2015 June 18
- Islamic New Year 1437 - 2015 October 15
- First day of Ramadan - 2016 June 7
- Islamic New Year 1438 - 2016 October 3
- First day of Ramadan - 2017 May 27
- Islamic New Year 1439 - 2017 September 22
- First day of Ramadan - 2018 May 16
- Islamic New Year 1440 - 2018 September 12
The Islamic dates begin at sunset of the previous evening and end at sunset on the date listed above. These dates may or may not correspond to the evenings on which the crescent Moon is first visible, and it is the visibility of the crescent Moon that determines when the religious observance begins. The Moon's visibility at these times varies with location; generally, the visibility increases to the west, and locations in the tropics are favored over those in middle or high latitudes.
For further information on calendars, see Richards, E.G. 2012, "Calendars," from the Explanatory Supplement to the Astronomical Almanac, 3rd edition, S.E Urban and P.K. Seidelmann eds., (Mill Valley, CA: University Science Books), Chapter 15, pp. 585-624.
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Phases of the Moon and Percent of the Moon Illuminated (definitions) in FAQ
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