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Former Olympian Joseph Taiwo is in his third season as part of the Husky program, lending his knowledge and experience to Pat Licari in the jumps.
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Although Daunte Culpepper is making amazing progress on his rehabilitation of his reconstructed right knee and is drawing rave reviews from his teammates regarding his play at this week's organized team activities, Steelers coach Bill Cowher won't be caught napping if Joey Harrington is the Dolphins starter against his Super Bowl champs in the season opener on Sept. 7.
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Harrington was 17 of 33 for 212 yards with three touchdown passes and no interceptions in a season-ending 35-21 loss to the surging Steelers, who then ran out the string on the way to a Super Bowl title.
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1. "A New Classification Scheme for For-Profit Institutions", IHEP, 2012
2. "For-Profit Student Heterogeneity", Anna Chung, 2008
3. Online Education is Real Education, Nathan Jurgenson, 2012
4. For-profit higher education: Growth, innovation, and regulation. Bennett, Lucchesi, Vedder, 2012.
5. " FOR PROFIT HIGHER EDUCATION: The Failure to Safeguard the Federal Investment and Ensure Student Success" prepared by the COMMITTEE ON HEALTH, EDUCATION, LABOR, AND PENSIONS UNITED STATES SENATE
6. For Profit Colleges and Universities – Issues and Concerns ; LibGuide from Governor's University
7. New Players, Different Game: Understanding the Rise of for-Profit Colleges and Universities. Tierney, William G., and Guilbert C. Hentschke
8. From Main Street to Wall Street; the transformation of for-profit higher education; Kevin Kinser
9. Renewing The Commitment; Sara Goldrick-Rab
10. For-Profit Colleges, Race, Class, and Education Justice; Tressie McMillan-Cottom
11. Parthenon Perspectives: The Role of Community and Private Sector Colleges in Job Training
12. The Labor Market Returns to a For-Profit College Education
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College Hockey:No. 10 St. Cloud Wins Battle Of The Huskies
Meyer's 33 Saves, Cullen's Four Assists Lead Way
BOSTON — Coming off a weekend sweep in which they only scored a total of three goals, the Huskies dominated all three periods.
Unfortunately for the Northeastern Huskies, they did so only in the first, after which the St. Cloud State Huskies took control in the second and third.
As a result, the WCHA version of the Huskies took home a 4-1 victory, after being fortunate to come out of the first period with only a 1-0 deficit. Two late second-period goals just 28 seconds apart gave them the lead and two more in the third cemented the win.
Goaltender Scott Meyer stopped 33 of 34 Northeastern shots. John Cullen assisted on all four goals, two by Ryan Malone.
St. Cloud moved to a 7-3-1 record while Northeastern fell to 5-5-1.
"It was a bit of a slow start for us," St. Cloud coach Craig Dahl said. "Northeastern came out great. They had a couple breakaways, but couldn't put it away. Fortunately, our guys woke up."
Northeastern coach Bruce Crowder made much the same assessment from the other side of the fence and with considerably more bluntness.
"Both teams were looking for a W," he said. "We wanted it in the first period and they wanted it in the next two. We just didn't remember what it took to work hard and compete. Guys aren't realizing that they have to play hard each and every period.
"We didn't get it done. … The second period we didn't show up. Over the last 40 minutes, they took it to us really good."
Both Husky squads were coming off sweeps in the wrong direction the previous weekend. St. Cloud dropped a home-and-home series with cross-state rival Minnesota, 2-0 and 4-3; Northeastern suffered the same fate at the hands of Providence, 3-1 and 4-2.
With enough similarities to make Dahl say that it looked like an intersquad scrimmage, the two teams played very different first periods. Northeastern grabbed a 1-0 lead despite taking three extra penalties and failing to capitalize on three breakaways and another open net from in close.
The Hockey East Huskies outshot their Western namesakes, 11-5, but arguably lost the game not only by getting outplayed in the final 40 minutes, but also by failing to deliver the knockout punch in the first 20.
St. Cloud went on the power play at 3:01, but other than one strong chance down low couldn't generate much. Minutes later, captain Brandon Sampair almost made Northeastern pay for sloppy play on the man advantage, hitting the post on a shot from the slot.
At the midway point, Northeastern's Mike Ryan got the first of his two breakaways, taking a Jim Fahey long bomb to the blue line, but Meyer made the save.
A minute later, Zoller put Northeastern on the scoreboard. Scott Selig grinded away in the right corner for the puck and after emerging with it turned down a pass to the point, instead opting to slide it behind the net. Trevor Reschny got control there and centered a pass to Zoller, who beat Meyer short-side high from 15 feet.
St. Cloud went on the power play half a minute later, but Northeastern's Leon Hayward picked off the puck at center ice and broke in all alone to force another Meyer breakaway save.
At 15:30, NU netminder Mike Gilhooly had to match his counterpart for flair, stopping Lee Brooks on a rebound while sprawling on the ice.
Seconds later, Joe Mastronardi made a terrific move while shorthanded and did everything but score. Faking a dump in, he carried along the left boards, lost control and then stole it back. Cutting in on Meyer, Mastronardi deked him beautifully, but with the netminder down and out backhanded the shot over the net.
Two minutes later, Ryan got another breakaway, this one of the penalty-shot variety since no defender was within 30 feet of him. With all the time in the world and a teammate coming in as a trailer, Ryan shot wide. Eric Ortlip and Hayward had whacks at rebounds but to no avail.
Down 1-0, Dahl wasn't bothered by his Huskies' inability to capitalize on their power plays, feeling that eventually they would connect. However, the generally poor play and, in particular, the breakaways were a very different story.
"I was really concerned about that," he said. "That's just not moving your feet. That's just not being ready to play and get up and after it. That's a mental thing. I was very disappointed in our first period."
He wouldn't be disappointed from that point on. Having dodged a bullet, St. Cloud controlled play for large portions of the second. Only its penchant for trying to force the extra pass, which gave time for a defensive recovery and no resulting shot, as well as the goaltending of Gilhooly kept the score at 1-0 until 18:01.
Having just gone on the first power play of the period, St. Cloud struck when Malone shot from the doorstep and then swatted the rebound out of the air and into the net.
Just 28 seconds later, Keith Anderson scored the game-winner, taking a left-to-right feed from Cullen down low and beating Gilhooly's side-to-side move.
St. Cloud picked up the first two penalties of the third period, opening an NU window of opportunity. The first one resulted in great Northeastern pressure, but even greater saves and composure by Meyer. The second one, however, was almost immediately negated by an offsetting penalty and NU's last, best chance to even the score was gone.
Midway through the period, St. Cloud added an insurance goal when Matt Hendricks scored his first collegiate goal. His centering pass from along the right boards deflected off a skate and into the net for a 3-1 lead.
A St. Cloud power-play goal at 13:35 made it 4-1 and all but over. Jon Cullen continued his 4-for-4 night, assisting on all his team's goals, saving his best for last. On the right boards, he hit Malone cutting to the far post and all the sophomore had to do was put it into the open net.
A St. Cloud penalty at 14:22 created some drama as Crowder pulled Gilhooly for an extra attacker, but neither the Northeastern extra pressure nor the St. Cloud clearing attempts at the open net hit paydirt.
Northeastern will be off until next weekend, when it faces Maine at two downeast venues, Orono on Friday night and Portland on Sunday afternoon. St. Cloud remains in action this weekend, traveling to face the UMass-Amherst Minutemen on Saturday.
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DALLAS (SMU) - SMU women's basketball senior Alisha Filmore and men's swimming senior Mindaugas Sadauskas were named Student-Athletes of the Year, highlighting a banquet to honor the athletic and academic achievements of the 17 sports programs at SMU.
Sadauskas recovered from a twice-broken hand to become an NCAA All-America and Conference USA Swimmer of the Year. He is the three-time school record holder and four-time Conference USA record holder all achieved this year. He earned the Men's Swimmer of the Meet at the conference championships and was the team high point scorer by 81 points. He had three top 20 finishes at the NCAA Championships, finishing 13th in the 400 free relay, 17th in the 200 free relay and posting a personal best in the 100-yard freestyle earning him 18th place. Sadauskas maintains a 3.052 majoring in markets and cultures and minoring in applied physiology.
Filmore, the women's basketball team captain, averaged 12.5 points per game and became the 20th player in program history to score 1,000 points, finishing her career with 1,070. The lone senior led her team to a Conference USA regular-season championship and into postseason play. She was also named to the All-Conference USA Second Team. Serving as the SAAC President, Filmore was honored at the Women's Basketball banquet with the M Award for exemplifying leadership, sportsmanship and effort both on and off the court. A two-time recipient of the C-USA Spirit of Service award, she also serves as a mentor for Promise House and Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Women's basketball's Keena Mays and men's golf's Bryson Dechambeau were recognized as the top newcomers on the Hilltop. Mays, who became eligible after the fall semester, was named C-USA Player of the Year, earned four C-USA Player of the Week awards, and was selected first team All-C-USA, as well as C-USA Newcomer of the Year. She averaged 19.3 points per game and shot a league-leading 41 percent from 3-point range. Dechambeau is rank No. 4 in the country among freshman, and is in the top 40 overall. He earned two consecutive Conference USA golfer of the week honors during the regular season. Dechambeau just placed second in the individual title at the Conference USA Championships finishing his 3 day run at 6 under.
The women's cross country team (3.59) and the men's tennis team (3.33) had the highest team GPAs, while the women's basketball team was recognized for having the most improved GPA. Courtney Manning, a senior on the volleyball team, and Der'rick Thompson, a sophomore on the football team, were honored with the Scholar Baller Academic Momentum Award, who persevered and overcame adversity on the quest for academic success.
Rowing's Emily Carstens and men's soccer's Will Smith were awarded the Meyer Brothers Award, which honors the male and female student-athletes who most exemplify SMU through athletics, academics, and service to the community. Carstens, the team captain, has earned 2 invites to the US National Rowing Team Identification Camp. She has rowed in the 1st Varsity 8 since her freshman season and holds the second-fastest erg time in SMU history. She has a 3.527 in business Administration, and is the Vice President of Community Service for SAAC. Smith has a 3.914 in business finance, and serves as the Executive Assistant for SAAC. The sophomore forward has one assist, and was awarded the C-USA Commissioner's Medal.
Lauryn Bodden, a junior on the women's soccer team, and Fernando Lara, a senior on the men's swimming team, were honored with the Spirit Award, and Kenzie Scovill, also on the women's soccer team, and men's soccer's Ben Hill were recognized with the Sportsmanship Award. Courtney Smith, who started all 21 games this season for the women's soccer team and led the league with 10 assists while playing on a broken foot, and Nicolai Hansen, who returned from a broken right elbow and left wrist to win five C-USA Championship event and earn All-America accolades in swimming, were honored with the Perseverance Award.
Courtney Line, a sophomore on the equestrian team, and Stephon Sanders, a sophomore on the football team, earned the Mustang Character Award. Mary Alenbratt was recognized for being one of just three SMU students to receive the Presidential Award of Excellence, which is given to a graduating senior student-athlete who has demonstrated outstanding ability on the field and in the classroom. The native of Bohus, Sweden has preserved a 3.586 GPA and will graduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management with a minor in Chinese. Alenbratt has been named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll each of her academic years at SMU. She has been a vital member of SMU's well-decorated cross country squads, winning three Conference USA Championships (2009, 2011 and 2012) during her four years.
Rachelle Schelhass and Blake McJunkin earned the FCA Faithful Service Award in the first year it was given. The award is given to the male and female student-athletes who best represent the mission and vision of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes through dedicated service to the FCA huddle at SMU. Award recipients are selected based on their personal spiritual growth, dedication and commitment to SMU FCA. The women's swimming and diving team won the 2012-13 Mustang Cup, earning points throughout the fall and spring semesters through various Life Skills programs, academic and athletic recognitions and SAAC events. SMU established the Mustang Cup to recognize the team who earned the most points which reflect the Mustang Way.


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Given the system: $$x+by+az=1$$ $$ax+by+z=a$$ $$x+aby+z=b$$
Find the values of "a" and "b" so that the system has an unique solution, infinite solutions and no solution.
I turned it into a matrix and tried to solved it, but I got nowhere useful. I got this:
\begin{matrix} 1 & b & a & 1 \\ 0 & 1 & {a^2\over(ab-b)} & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & a^2+a-1 & 1-b \\ \end{matrix}
I would be happy if you could give me some sort of hint or useful way so I can solve this.


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Friendly staff and great experience for our family of 4!
Ginjabread USA
Always a fun option with a bunch of friends. We bought sandwiches and beer and floated for a few hours on the half-day option. would totally do again!
Really easy trip. We were able to have one adult and two kids per boat, which was great for me and my friend. We were doing it to celebrate summer with our recent graduates (from 2nd, 3rd, and 5th grades.) The staff was very helpful and the trip had tiny fast parts to make us feel triumphant!
Casey USA
This canoe trip from Healdsburg was so much fun!
From the moment you park there are people ready and willing to help you with your bags and point out where to check in, all with a smile and some jokes (helpful on an early morning trip). The canoes are great, though at times a bit tiring to paddle, and have plenty of room for several bags and a cooler - the cooler is a must.
We had a blast switching off between paddling, drinking wine, and hanging out with our fellow canoers. The weather was overcast at first, but when the sun broke through we ditched our sweaters for bathing suits and took plenty of breaks to just float and soak up some sun.
Would definitely recommend this canoe trip!
Melissa H USA
I had so much fun! I'm not an outdoorsy-type but it was a blast. Calm water with tiny pockets of faster currents to keep it interesting. The instructor gave good tips on the best way to navigate the river, how to steer, paddle etc. He also gave tips on good places to go ashore and climb out for some swimming--so bring a swimsuit. The water is refreshing; I wish I had thought to wear one.
You don't have to be an Olympic rower to enjoy this tour. I'm was a miserable but enthusiastic captain and while our boat did donuts in the water and ran aground into bushes and rocks, we were having fun and constantly laughing. There's a little shop before you set out in case you forgot your sunscreen or hat (so recommended). Also, wear your flip-flops for sloshing around in the water.
This was a great tour for this beginner/city girl and fun way to explore wine country without the wine. :)
Bandit USA
Great time coasting down the Russian River. It wasn't difficult to navigate (so don't be afraid if you've never done something like this before!) and the canoes were very sturdy. The instructor was professional and explained everything in detail before we took to the water. The good thing is that you aren't at a set pace; you can take a cooler with drinks and food, stop to swim or paddle as fast as you like!
Amazing day out on Russian River! I did the half day trip and it was a really nice experience. Check-in was super easy and the briefing before we set off was informative. The stretch of the Russian River that we canoed down was beautiful - no buildings really, just great scenery, and super easy for paddling. There was plenty of space in the canoe for a cooler and lots of great spots to stop at along the way. Great for people of all ages!
Fun day on the Russian River! The canoes were easy to maneuver and the views were beautiful. Before the trip, the guide gave us an overview of some basic canoe information so that was nice to learn before heading out on the water. I would highly recommend this trip!
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Mr Steve wrote me this weekend to let me know he posted up a new video with some insight to his Our Mountain traveling Art Experience. Other than getting to see the skilled wizard rock some insane t-shirt fashion, the video does indeed provide a nice look into his recent work. Hotness all around and… Read More
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Zhang Zilin attended the Sohu Fashion Achievement Awards held at China World Hotel Beijing in China yesterday evening.
Here we have our first look at the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2013 collection on the red carpet. It's interesting how Asian stars are getting the jump on Hollywood for these new pieces.
The model and former Miss World 2007 winner wore a Trio of Knights printed three-quarter-length-sleeve dress which was full of colour and intrigue, so I guess she made the right choice opting for simple accessories.
Black pumps and a Dolce & Gabbana 'Ingrid' top-handle black bag completed her look.
Some of you were unsure how this collection would work off the runway. What are your first impressions?
You can buy the lace version of Zhang Zilin's Dolce & Gabbana bag from Luisa via Roma.
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If you loved Interesting Ugandan facts: part one, you're sure to find the below explanations equally intriguing.
GAP in TEETH – Unlike Americans, who spend thousands of dollars to obtain the perfect smile, Ugandans prefer one particular imperfection – a gap in between the front two teeth. The wealthy even have dental work to create the gap, since those with the space are seen as more attractive.
AID - People rarely dispute that Africa needs foreign assistance. It's the method of how it's provided that creates controversy. To clarify the issue, I asked the Ugandan people. "What do you need? How can Americans most effectively provide aid to Africa?" The answer was simple – sponsorship. "When someone receives sponsorship," one man told me. "It changes their life."
DINNER – When my husband and I lived in New York, we typically ate dinner around 10:00 p.m. After moving to Minnesota, we bumped it up to around 9:00 p.m., which I'm frequently reminded is later than the norm. Our delayed dinner habits were a blessing in disguise when I learned that in Uganda, they don't serve dinner until around 11:00 p.m. One evening I waited for food until 11:30 p.m. before giving up. I ate more bread and bananas in the morning to make up for the missed meal.
BLINKERS – Though Ugandans fail to abide by almost all traffic laws, in an interesting twist, they do alert other drivers when it's safe to pass while driving down the highway. The vehicle in front turns on their right blinker to signify to the driver behind them that there is an oncoming car, and it is therefore unsafe to pass. They use their left blinker to show that the road ahead is clear. Drivers also often use hand signals to ask/tell other drivers if there is a police checkpoint ahead.
POLICE – Ugandan police make the equivalent of $100.00 per month, so it's no wonder they are known for their open-handed acceptance of bribes in lieu of enforcing the law. An interesting story on our own interaction with the Ugandan police is soon to come!


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Over the weekend the first phase of High Line at the Rail Yards opened to the public. The first phase stretches between West 30th and West 34th Streets to the south and north, and 10th and 12th Avenues to the east and west. This section of the park introduces exciting new design features that celebrate the unique context surrounding this section of the elevated railway. In response to public feedback gathered during three community input meetings hosted by Friends of the High Line, the design includes familiar elements like the iconic "peel-up" benches, intimate overlooks, and meandering pathways, while introducing new design features, such as a children's exploration area and an interim walkway that wends through the existing landscape of self-seeded wildflowers, native grasses, and shrubs.
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If your new year's resolution was to help more, but you are not sure where to start, consider taking a cue from The Rescue Princesses, Rosalind, Lottie, Amina, and Isabella. These four gals are no ordinary princesses. If there is an animal in danger, they'll be there to plan and perform a daring rescue.
In "The Rescue Princesses: The Silver Locket" by Paula Harrison, Rosalind and the others are helping to clean up the kingdom of Taldonia to help Mr. Periwinkle, the famous cookie-factory owner and the host of the Autumn Ball, get ready. Of course, Rosalind is also looking for something special, and she has a silver locket with a small key inside to help her with this mystery.
Before they can get started on this new adventure, they spot Patch, Mr. Periwinkle's new puppy. Patch is truly the cutest puppy ever, but just as the girls get started playing with him, there is a misunderstanding. It's only when the girls are all together and have made up do they run across two men who have stolen jewels from one of the rooms. In fact, Rosalind recognizes her mother's beautiful amber necklace, and she is determined to get it back.
With all these hijinks going on, Patch tries to scare away the two men, but gets dognapped in the process. Now what are the girls going to do? Well, they are Rescue Princesses, and it's their sworn duty to protect all the animals that need protecting.
They spring into action, using tricks from their newly found book, and they go to tell the grownups about the men and their hideout. In no time, Mr. Periwinkle has called the police, and the thieves are caught. The stolen jewelry is returned, as well as Patch. More on their secret discovery is revealed when they share it with Mr. Periwinkle.
After all that excitement, it really is time to get ready and go to the Autumn Ball. Patch is safe. The jewelry has been returned. The thieves go off with the policeman. Whew! All in a day's work for these Rescue Princesses.


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Detector, Ionization, Gas Gain, Aerobee
This is a gas gain ion chamber ionization detector similar to those that flew in Aerobee rockets in the late 1950's to early 1960's. The lithium fluoride window in this detector was designed to be transparent to radiation in the range from 1050 to 1300 Angstroms. The charges generated by the impact of the photons on the interior gas then traveled to the oppositely charged electrode. Additional collisions of the ions and electrons with filling gas on their way to the electrodes generated more charges and in effect amplified the signal.
This artifact is part of a collection of high energy detectors from the Naval Research Laboratory (see A19880001000-19880017000). It was transferred to NASM in 1987 and is currently stored at the Garber facility.
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- Ferrous Alloy
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He sings, plays the penny whistle, the Irish flute, and the accordion, and does orchestral arrangements: with what kind of band must he perform?
If you said a traditional Celtic folk band, that was formally trained as musicians, and has spent the last 25-some years promoting, performing and exulting in the musical histories of Maritime Canada and its European roots (indicated by their inclusion of a Scotland reference in the 'Barra' of their name,) . . .
You'd be right.
"The first four in the family, Sheumas, Kyle, Lucy and myself (Stewart MacNeil) went to Mount Allison University (and received classical training), and just after we finished that up we were invited by the PEI Symphony to do a show as part of their 'Pops' series back in the 1990s. The interesting thing about that is that there is some of the material from those early shows (like "My Heart's in the Highlands") that really stand up well.. . . . So we've played with (P.E.I and) the Regina Symphony, Edmonton Symphony, Victoria Symphony, Toronto Symphony, . ." And, of course, Symphony Nova Scotia.
And, the Barra MacNeils (in case you're still wondering) are bringing the conductor they worked with in Toronto: John Morris Russell, who leads the Cincinnati Pops, with them.
"We just had a blast when we did the Toronto show, and afterwards, back in Halifax, we had two shows with the Symphony N.S. (and, after the bureaucratic red tape of a live recording process,) we were very happy with the album."
In my humble spirit of disclosure that I keep posted high on my wall, I tell Stewart that I've already offended an East Coast band by casually saying how it sounds like a 'kitchen party'.
Given the formal training a band like the Barra MacNeils members received early in their career, I have to ask: Does this kind of assumption affect them? And, were they not already performing when they attended the music program at Mount Allison?
"We're a family of 5 brothers and a sister, (who) made our first album in 1986. That's as good a point as any to call our starting point, though we grew up playing; a lot of 'trad' (-itional folk) music in particular. There was a lot of music at our parents' house, and they encouraged a lot of people to drop in." As Stewart describes, once they started their formal training, "it was still pretty common on weekends to do gigs, and also all through the summer months in Halifax, sometimes for a week at a time. It just evolved into this thing, and here we're coming up on 30 years!"
We go back to the discussion of 'kitchen party' and traditional or folk musics, versus the formalized concept of 'serious' music.
"I think what works for the Barra MacNeils in this context is the mix of the 'trad' and the orchestral arrangements: it's not strictly traditional, and there's tunes in the show that were hits on Adult Pop radio back in the 90s. But there are other pieces that are cinematic and symphonic in nature.. . . . It really shows the Barra MacNeils off in a good form.
"It's interesting, because you can see as the rehearsals go on, there's fun to be had in a lot of the arrangements. (At the beginning of rehearsals, sometimes the orchestras) are more concerned about their semi-classical repertoire (in the show)), but when they get involved with the show, they see there's some stuff there where they can have some fun."
To demonstrate the breadth of the MacNeils' musicality, Stewart responds to my question about what sounds like a very rural, amusing, and perhaps 'simple' tune, "Horses, Geese & One Old Man" by discussing its composer (Grey Larsen), and its Quebecois flavour (it's other name is "Reel Á Bouche Acadien"), "where beats are added, and it's not always symmetrical, but there are bridge sections, and it really does open up into something that has that cinematic, very epic feel. It's one of my favourites."
Don't be deceived by their current symphonic robes, though: Stewart mentions that they've played the folk clubs in all four quadrants of Calgary. On the 14th and15th, they'll be in the Jack Singer Concert Hall, and some tickets are still available as of today (Monday), so contact the CPO and catch the Family MacNeil.
"There's a tone palette within the Barra MacNeils that is unique to what we do.. . . . And with the three shows (Friday night and two shows on Saturday) we'll be playing in front of over 4,000 people: it'll be the biggest audience we've ever had in Calgary!"
Break a leg, Stewart!!


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Ernest Roblee, 89, passed away peacefully in the presence of his family on April 27, 2013.
He was born October 13, 1923 in LeRoy, NY. He was a WWII veteran and was an employee of General Foods and a part-time plumber. He moved with the plant to Dover. He also was active in the harness racing business.
Ernest is survived by his wife of 67 years known to everyone as Connie, four daughters Kathleen (Bob) Schmidt, Susan (Everett) Bickling, Cynthia (Jack) Baker and Christine Roblee, five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Services will be private for family.
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Bike Shops in Banff and Lake Louise
If you bring your own bike and need a repair or tune-up, a variety of bike shops in Banff and Lake Louise have professional mechanics on site who are happy to service your two-wheeled companion. Need some equipment? Local bike shops are stocked with everything you need, such as shoes, helmets, racks, panniers and clothing.
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Little Ramen Bar
346 Little Bourke Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
+61 3 9670 5558
If my friend Aaron proves to be correct, Melbourne will receive what was historically its average monthly rainfall for June by the end of this weekend. If last night's deluge, thunderstorms and lightning rock concert is anything to go by, he's probably right.
This cold and wet weather naturally makes me earn for a comforting bowl of rich, thick ramen with lots and lots of noodles. I've been known to say that Queensland makes better ramen than Melbourne (case in point, Taro's in Brisbane and Hakataya in Surfers Paradise). Don't get me wrong, I won't say no to a bowl from Momotaro Rahmen or Don Too but when I heard that a new ramen eatery was opening up in the city, I automatically assumed that it was going to be mediocre.
Little Ramen Bar might not have such a creative name, but it has proven to have more star power than Ricky Martin in the Twitterverse and Melbourne blogosphere. People were raving about it, people were saying that it was the best ramen they've ever had in Melbourne and people were wanting more. Perhaps there was a change in the air? I was ready to find out.
I rocked up one Saturday, eager to get my ramen fix. There was a sign at the eatery saying that it was closed because one of the staff was sick in hospital. While I do have sympathy for the sick, I was somewhat astonished. Assuming that the poor person was someone integral, I wonder if the eatery was going to close every time this person was sick, on leave or had a case of CBFness. Hmmm.
A week later, I decided to try again with Daisy, Ricky and their friend, Kirk. Knowing that this eatery was small, we decided to book a table just to be safe. I rang the restaurant the night before, asking for a booking for four. 'Sure!' replied the lady before she told me to hold, presumably to find the reservations book.
She then came back and said that the restaurant actually didn't take bookings for less than six people, something which I think could have been communicated earlier on. On the other hand, it sounded like she didn't know about the 'no bookings' policy, so the folk here definitely need to iron out a few training and communication-related issues. Regardless, I thanked her for her time and said that we'll be there the next evening.
The next evening came around and we were confronted by a sign on the door that stated that LRB was closed due to a 'private event.' Now, I don't know much about organising private events that require an entire restaurant to be closed but surely LRB would have been given more than one night's notice? It seems to me that the restaurant knew that they'd be closed for the private function when I rang up the previous night. I'm going to assume the lady on the phone had no idea about the event when I spoke to her, which means that bad communication was responsible for this. We ended up going elsewhere for dinner.
I FINALLY got my chance to have a meal at LRB a week or two later. I was in between classes one Thursday afternoon so I decided to grab some noodles. I rocked up at around 12:40pm to find a massive line snaking up Little Bourke Street. My next class wasn't until 2:15pm so I decided that I would wait. Half an hour later (!), I finally secured a nook by the window.
I ordered the chashu tamago ($12.90), LRB's signature ramen dish. LRB's classic tonkotsu broth provided the foundation for a very rich ramen which was topped with extra chashu pork slices, bamboo shoots and a soft-boiled egg. To be honest, I found the ramen and the egg really salty – and this is coming from a girl who loves salty food more than Eddie loves Collingwood. In fact, all that salt pretty much spoilt the dish for me and my throat was parched when I left. Melbourne's best ramen? I still preferred Momotaro and Don Too's ramen, to be honest.
Still, I wasn't quite ready to give up. In the name of 'research', I decided to go again. This time, I arrived earlier to avoid the Thursday lunchtime peak. At 11:55am, LRB was five minutes away from being open but there was already a small queue outside. Thankfully, it wasn't too big so when the doors finally opened, I was able to get a seat (in fact, the same nook by the window). I should also mention here that I bumped into Dave's brother, Peter, who I finally met for the first time. I swear, I've never met anyone who can polish off a bowl of ramen so quickly like that!
Anyway, I've heard that the gyoza (pork dumplings) were to die for so I ordered a serving. For $5.50, you get six pieces of dumplings that were adorned with crunchy tops. The pork filling was sweet thanks to the lovely ginger and coriander, while the skins were beautifully delicate. Easily the best gyoza I've had in Melbourne.
I went for the miso ramen ($11.90) this time. Here, homemade miso was mixed with 'slow-cooked pork soup' (tonkotsu, I presume), minced pork and mixed vegetables (essentially, cabbage and carrots). It was topped with one slice of chashu pork, spring onions and roasted sesame seeds and a little bit of chilli for a mild kick.
It was still pretty salty but not as much as the chashu tamago, which makes this dish a winner by default. While I liked the roasted sesame seeds and the added chilli, I didn't like that they used almost enough cabbage to ferment a batch of sauerkraut.
Yes, I know that a big bowl of ramen and a side of gyoza is a lot for such a skinny girl. But hey, this was my breakfast and lunch combined and I was hungry! If only I could tell that to all the folk who passed by and gawked at me and all my food through the window.
Given that Little Ramen Bar specialises in ramen, it comes as a surprise that my favourite dish there were the gyoza dumplings. I know I'll probably look like a freak but the next time I'm here, I'll probably order three servings of gyoza instead of a bowl of ramen. For that, I'd walk an extra block or two to Don Too.
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someone told me that Ramen Ya tasted like fresh hot cat sick so I have avoided ramen in Melbourne ever since. Good thing I like Gyoza…Reply
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I hear and read many Japanese restaurant reviews in Melbourne and other cities in Australia. One thing I can tell is that Japanese restaurants there are far close to authentic Japanese style meals than ones we can find here in the US… I'm so jealous!! It looks delicious and you take good pictures. My family loves gyoza more than ramen! 😀Reply
I'm glad it wasn't me to find the place in a shambles. I have been 4 times – 3 unsuccessfully as they had a sign up saying they had run out of broth – and that was at 7.30pm. How a business is supposed to survive (on little Bourke st no less) being able to pay rent when they cannot serve food from a time people want to eat is beyond me.
I also found the broths incredibly salty. I love ramen – but not as much as to return.
It sounds like a series of "unfortunate" events. I'm glad you finally got to try it and that the whole experience wasn't totally a let down. I found my soup slightly mehhhh. I'm totally with you about going back to Don Too for a bowl of slurps.Reply
Is there any secret on what day of the week to visit? I'm going down to Melbourne next week, I've heard LRB is the best ramen in Mel, so its on my list.Reply


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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
Zachary Royer Scholz reviews Erin Lawlor: Four Paintings: London Fields at George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco, on view through March 21, 2015.
Scholz writes: "The word gestural comes to mind when looking at Lawlor's wide, flowing sweeps of paint, but the cumulative effect is more inevitable than personal, like the gradual impact of erosion or the incremental growth of a tree. The pieces are all oil on canvas, but the paint has been so intensely thinned with clear spirits that the surfaces are chalky, matte, and light-absorbing, producing a tension with the wet, flowing brushwork and causing the remarkably intense colors to at first seem muted."
Kenneth Baker reviews three exhibitions in San Francisco: Erin Lawlor: Recent Paintings at George Lawson Gallery (through October 5), Jenny Bloomfield: Pull: Paintings at Gallery 60Six (through September 28), and Aaron Finnis: Solo: Printed "paintings" at Et al. Gallery (through September 14).
Baker writes: "A century ago painters started to abandon the long tradition of picturing enterable spaces in which to stage narratives of events or observation. Yet the question where painting gets its content still haunts abstract work such as that of Erin Lawlor and Jenny Bloomfield... [Finnis'] odd artifacts draw meaning from echoes of Op art's dizzying patterns, from their use of arbitrary ready-made surfaces and from references - at which their titles hint - to obsolete or enduring computer technology."
Yifat Gat posts an interview with painter Julie Torres, curator of What I Like About You at Parallel Art Space. The exhibition which opens during Bushwick Open Studios weekend features a work by 19 international artists who have each selected an artist from Brooklyn to participate in the show.
Torres comments that "it never hurts to surround yourself with inspiring artists...... and LOTS of them. When a big group of wonderful people get together, the energy is palpable and the possibilities seem limitless. I think it makes my own work braver, less timid, and more joyful. It definitely gets me out of my own head. It's exhilarating. [The stylistic groupings] happened pretty organically... I naturally gravitate toward other painters, specifically those who radiate in a very human, very raw exuberant way. Since those are the artists I follow online, those are the folks I invited. Not everyone I invited could come, but it's a very exciting group. And because they are each selecting a Brooklyn artist to showcase, it will expand further from there."
The must-see exhibition includes work by Julie Alexander, Jamie Powell, Karl Bielik, Henry Samelson Valerie Brennan, Rodney Dickson, Brian Cypher, Michael Voss, Jack Davidson, Frank Holliday, Brian Edmonds, Patricia Satterlee, Justine Frischmann, Clinton King, Erin Lawlor, Lael Marshall, David T Miller, Brooke Moyse, Lucy Mink, Chris Moss, Sean Montgomery, Yadir Quintana, Melanie Parke, EJ Hauser, Julia Schwartz, Sharon Butler, Peter Shear, Katherine Bradford, Wilma Vissers, Tatiana Berg, Ian White Williams, Paul Behnke, Douglas Witmer, Alex Paik, Pier Wright, Lipke, Stephen Wright, Ky Anderson, Liz Ainslie, Lauren Collings, and Saira Mclaren.
Sharon Butler posts installation photos from the exhibition Emergence at Hôtel de Sauroy, Paris, on view through April 27, 2013. The show features works by Eve Aschheim, A.T Biltereyst, Katrin Bremermann, Sharon Butler, Claire Chesnier, Clem Crosby, Fieroza Doorsen, Amy Feldman, Yifat Gat, Kevin Monot, Erin Lawlor, Paul Pagk, Marine Pages, Andrew Seto, Radu Tuian, Richard Van der Aa, Don Voisine, and Michael Voss.
The exhibition, co-curated by Katrin Bremermann, Erin Lawlor, and Yifat Gat presents work that investigates "the way complex systems and patterns arise out of a multiplicity of relatively simple interactions."
Valerie Brennan interviews painter Erin Lawlor about her work and process.
Lawlor comments: "One painting very much leads to another. There's a certain amount of background work that goes on before I get down to the nitty-gritty, so that takes the pressure off the starting point, helps the warming-up process. It's not that these don't matter- they do, in terms of initial choices of format, tonal values, but it's a build-up over days or weeks. There's a gradual build-up before the culminating phase of work. I think it was de Kooning who said that painting a picture was like crossing the road, and at some point I find I have to just have to propel myself into it and take the leap. In that final phase it's more a question of being attentive to what's going on in the canvas for me, there's an internal logic that's takes over, the moment Guston described as leaving even yourself at the door. And of course I never know it is the final phase. Despite the quick drying times there's a few days when I can still erase the whole thing and start over, and I do that constantly. It's only over time that I ever know if I think a piece is really finished. And even then, not so much finished, as satisfactory, if it has life of its own, and one that interests me. I self-edit constantly, destroy a lot, I'm very wary of complacency."
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Conjoined twins from Morocco were successfully separated at the National Guard's King Abdulaziz Medical City (KAMC) in Riyadh Saturday.
Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabi'a, Executive Director of Health Affairs at the hospital and head of the 24-member surgical team that performed the operation, said that the twin girls are in stable condition and have been transferred to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.
The nine-hour surgery was carried out in seven stages, Al-Rabi'a said. The twins shared a liver and a digestive system.
The girls, Safa and Marwa, were brought to the Kingdom in April of this year. As in previous cases, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz funded the surgery and related expenses.
It is the 19th successful separation surgery to be performed at KAMC. A set of Iraqi conjoined twins are scheduled for separation surgery during the holy month of Ramadan, which this year falls in September.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky (WBKO) -- Officers will be patrolling Kentucky roadways heavily Memorial Day weekend.
Last night, Kentucky State Police Post Three and the Warren County Sheriff's Department conducted a check point on Highway 31-W.
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These are really nice biscuits, and that's a fact, Jack.
I used mascarpone, an Italian cream cheese. It's lightly sweet and has a bit more depth of flavor than traditional cream cheese. Most regular markets carry it these days. But if it sounds too fancypants to you, I totally get that. Just use Philly. You really can't go wrong with Philly Cream Cheese.
I wouldn't use that light style "cream cheese." It has a different name, and some sort of punctuation that makes me nervous. What the heck is that stuff?
I'm all about the real thing. Not the low-fat "variety." I'd rather have less, but have the real deal. Anyway, to stay not-fat, I think you need some-fat. It's so deliciously satisfying.
Is that too pushy? Forget I said anything. Use the light style, if that's what you like. We'll still be tight.
Whichever road you take, these should be soft and flaky. And buttery. And crispity crunchity on the edges.
I really really hope you can have butter. I buy so much butter that my shipmate checker-outer at Trader Joe's almost always makes some sort of "I guess you really like butter" comment.
I can't say I blame him.
When I'm down to 3 pounds of butter, I think I'm running out. So I run out. And buy some more.
There's the mascarpone. It's very creamy (even though I'm not a big fan of that word, but it's right here). And soft. It's okay. Flour your clean fingers, and toss it to cover with dry ingredients, and break it up a bit.
Make a well, then pour in the milk. It's not a ton of milk.
So it's not a super-wet dough.
But the butter and cream cheese have plenty of moisture. Roll it out into a rectangle of sorts, and then fold it over in thirds.
Turn it 1/4 of the way around, so the side that was closest to you is now either on the left or the right. Then roll it out again into a rectangle. It's kind of puff-pastry-like. It's a "turn." It really really works, though, to make your pastry all nice and flaky.
Take a chance! Be willing to get it wrong. And then the next time, you'll get closer to right. I promise.
Brush the tops with some more milk.
Sprinkle with coarse salt. I used fleur de sel, since it's so nice. But it's so expensive that I only use a few grains on each biscuit. I'm miserly with my fleur de sel. If I found one of my kids dipping into that stuff, I think I'd put them in the stockade. You know, to send a message to the other 2.
See? Nice and fluffy, soft, salty and a little bit tangy.
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- 2 1/2 cups (350g) high-quality all-purpose gluten-free flour
- 1 1/4 teaspoons xanthan gum (omit if your blend already contains it)
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
- 6 tablespoons (84g) unsalted butter, diced and chilled
- 4 ounces cream cheese (or mascarpone cheese), chilled
- 3/4 cup buttermilk, chilled, plus more for brushing tops
- Coarse salt for sprinkling
- Preheat your oven to 400 degrees F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside.
- In a large bowl, place the flour, xanthan gum, baking powder, baking soda, salt and sugar, and whisk to combine well. Add the butter, separate the pieces and toss in the dry ingredients. With clean and dry, well-floured fingers, flatten the flour-covered pieces of butter. Add the cream cheese, break it into pieces, and toss it in the dry ingredients.
- Create a well in the center of the bowl, and add the chilled buttermilk (see photo). Stir gently to combine until the dough begins to come together (see photo). Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured piece of parchment paper, and pat it into a rectangle about 1/4 inch thick. Dust the dough lightly with flour, and fold it in thirds by the short sides, like a business letter. Turn the dough one quarter of the way around in one direction, cover with another sheet of parchment paper, and roll out into a rectangle about 1/4 inch thick.
- Flour a round biscuit cutter, and cut out rounds of dough. Place the rounds on the prepared baking sheet. Gather and reroll the scraps, sprinkle lightly with flour if the dough is sticky, and cut more rounds of dough. Place the rounds on the baking sheet. Brush the tops of the biscuits with a bit of milk or buttermilk, and sprinkle with coarse salt.
- Place the baking sheet in the freezer for 10 minutes, or until firm.
- Place the baking sheet in the center of the preheated oven and bake for about 15 minutes, or until lightly golden brown, rotating once during baking.
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Feb. 15, 2001
NEW ORLEANS, La. - Tulane University has announced a pair of changes on its men's tennis schedule.
The Green Wave's next match, originally schedule for Friday, Feb. 23, has been moved to Saturday, Feb. 24, at 2 p.m. on the road against UL-Lafayette.
The other change involves Sunday, March 4. What was originally scheduled as a doubleheader with Idaho State and Southeastern Louisiana, has been changed to just a single match with Southeastern Louisiana beginning at 10 a.m.


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Itay Goldstein
Joel S. Ehrenkranz Family Professor, Professor of Finance, Coordinator of PhD Program
Research Interests: corporate finance, feedback effects between financial markets and real economy, financial fragility and crises, financial institutions, financial markets
Links: Personal Website
PhD, Tel-Aviv University, 2001; MA, Tel-Aviv University, 1998; BA, Tel-Aviv University, 1994.
Academic Positions Held
Wharton: 2004-present. Previous appointment: Duke University, Fuqua School of Business.
Other Positions (Selected)
Academic Advisor, Bank of Canada, 2015; Visiting Scholar, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, 2013; Academic Consultant, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 2011- ; Academic Consultant, Committee on Capital Markets Regulation 2010-2012; Visiting Scholar, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, 2005- ; Visiting Scholar, Princeton University, 2000-2001; Economist, Bank of Israel, 1998-2000.
Professional Leadership (Selected)
Co-founder of the Finance Theory Group; Editor of the Review of Financial Studies; Previously Editor at Management Science and the Journal of Financial Intermediation; Co-organizer of Wharton Conferences on Liquidity and Financial Crises; Elected Member of FARFE (Foundation for the Advancement of Research in Financial Economics); Member of FARFE Prize Committee, 2010.
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While it may not feel like fall in Clark County, the season will officially be upon us Saturday.
And with the colorful leaves and cooler temperatures comes the emergence of the seasonal flu — a reality that has health officials urging everyone older than 6 months to get their flu shots early.
"We want people to get the vaccine as soon as it's available, which means now," said Dr. Alan Melnick, Clark County health officer. "This should provide protection if the flu season comes early."
The flu can flare up anytime, but the season typically runs from October through May. The last couple of years, flu season in Clark County and across the country has emerged later — as late as March. But there is no way for health officials to predict when the disease will start to spread this year, Melnick said.
Each year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration work together to develop
a vaccine that protects against three strains of the disease predicted to circulate the most. This year's shot protects against H1N1 (also known as "swine flu") as well as two other strains.
The influenza vaccine takes about two weeks to build up enough antibodies to protect against the flu.
Injected flu shots use inactive, or dead, strains of the disease. Healthy people between the ages of 2 and 49 also have the option of receiving a nasal mist version of the vaccine, which uses live, but weakened, strains of the disease.
Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent the flu, Melnick said.
"It's safe. It's effective. It protects other people," he said.
The flu is a contagious respiratory disease, so people who are sick with flu-like illness should stay home from school or work and limit contact with others as much as possible. To prevent the spread of the disease, people should cough or sneeze into their elbow or cover their nose and mouth with a tissue; wash hands often with soap and water; and avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth, according to health officials.
Young children, pregnant women and people 65 and older are at greatest risk for complications from the flu, such as pneumonia.
Health care providers and some pharmacies offer flu vaccines. Clark County Public Health does not provide vaccines.
"Everybody who hates the flu should love flu shots," Melnick said.
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In 1912, the Salvatore brothers reunite at a family funeral after being estranged for 50 years. "In that flashback, I'm almost courting his friendship, and in the present day, he's almost courting my friendship," Wesley says. "Back in the day, he was resentful of me, and in the present day, I've become very resentful of him. The episode is nicely interwoven in that regard."
Now we know why exec producer Julie Plec told us she wanted #TeamSalvatore to trend on Twitter (which it did). "We've been so contentious and hostile with one another that when we have these rare moments of friendship, I think it reminds the audience that these two guys are also an integral part of the triangle," Wesley says. "It's not just them both being in love with Elena. It's that they love each other as well."
Tonight's episode also features a bonding moment between Elena and Matt. Should Stefan consider Matt a threat to the show's central love triangle? "I think he absolutely should be a threat," Wesley says. "I think there's a level of simplicity to Matt. He's a good, uncomplicated kind of guy. At the end of the day, Stefan and Damon both bring a huge bag of complication and things don't go very well when Damon and Stefan are around. So I do believe that Elena should have some sort of a relationship with someone who is not supernatural. I think for sure that's a threatening thing, to a degree."
As for Stefan's relationship with Elena, there are promo shots from the March 29 episode, "The Murder of One," of them walking through the woods carrying weapons — him a stake and her a crossbow — and them deep in conversation with him appearing to gently touch her face. "The two of them are on a bit of mission, but during that mission, they sort of divert and talk about their relationship and the reality of what they've been through. It's a good storyline plot point that allows the two of them to be in a close situation and allows for a little bit of intimacy," Wesley says. Like, verbal intimacy or something more? He laughs. "Verbal. Intimacy in an emotional way," he says.
Looking ahead to the end of the season, Wesley says he still hasn't read the script for the finale, but that he's been doing scuba diving training for a planned underwater sequence in the episode. We assume that means we're still on target to see a flashback to the car crash that killed Elena's parents before the series began (good Samaritan Stefan was only able to save Elena). He does offer one tease: "I think audiences can look forward to Stefan and Elena getting one step closer by the end of the season to potentially reuniting," he says. One step closer to potentially reuniting? That was carefully worded! "I'm very good at that sort of cagey answer," he laughs.


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The Wyatt Family's In-Ring Debut
The Wyatt Family duo of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan will make their in-ring WWE debut against Brodus Clay & Tensai on this week's episode of Smackdown. Brooks Oglesby has full taping results available at this link.
Jerry Lawler's Big Oops
Jerry Lawler thought Tuesday's Monday Night Raw taping was in Dallas and not Laredo and actually drove there instead. WWE booked him a flight from Dallas to Laredo so he was able to make it to television on time. Michael Cole Tweeted, "@JerryLawler drove 4 hours north to go 7 hours south but he made it to Laredo for #raw."


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Under the direction of the Dean and the Department Chair, the Assistant Professor - Psychology (Graduate Level) will: teach undergraduate courses in Educational Psychology and other courses as deemed appropriate; supervise student teachers, interns and field work students; provide service to the university and broader community; produce scholarly work; uphold professional and ethical standards.
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- Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Educational Psychology and other courses as deemed appropriate while maintaining a student centered approach to education.
- Supervise student teachers, field work students and interns in school settings.
- Maintain and submit accurate and current reports and records involving student accountability and performance.
- Maintain currency and improve professionally in the content and pedagogy of courses taught, produce scholarly work, participate in scholarly activities as appropriate for a tier II institution.
- Participate in appropriate professional, service, scholarly, and collaborative activities. Provide service to the university. Participate in School accreditation process.
- Attend faculty and other meetings as assigned. Serve on committees.
- Develop positive relationships with colleagues, public school teachers, and administrators.
- Uphold professional and ethical standards.
- Perform all other assigned duties associated with teacher education and the School of Education.
- Perform miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
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- Knowledge of and experience in teaching courses in the area of Educational Psychology with applications to K-12 settings.
- Show evidence of scholarly potential in research and evidence of service to the academic community for an appointment at the assistant/associate professor level.
- Thorough knowledge of and demonstrated expertise in curriculum and instruction, science teaching methods, and/or mathematics teaching methods.
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- Ability to apply multimedia hardware/software in classroom teaching.
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