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Presidential finalist George Ross to visit University of Nebraska Nov. 17-20
Dr. George Ross, president of Central Michigan University and one of four finalists for the University of Nebraska presidency, will visit Nebraska Nov. 17-20, NU announced today.
Finalists for University of Nebraska president announced
The University of Nebraska Presidential Search Screening and Selection Committee today named four finalists for the next president of the university.
University of Nebraska Board of Regents to make campus visit to UNL
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will make a campus visit to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014.
Campaign for Nebraska advances NU's service to the state, world
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Sub-Saharan Africa Farm Yields 70-90 Percent Below Potential, Atlas Research Finds
Sub-Saharan Africa has the world's largest gap in farm yields – 70-90 percent below their potential – according to a new research tool unveiled today. The outcome of a 6-year international collaborative research effort led by the Daugherty Water for Food Institute at the University of Nebraska and Wageningen University in the Netherlands, the Global Yield Gap and Water Productivity Atlas is the first transparent, interactive and map-based web platform to estimate exploitable gaps in yield and water productivity for major food crops worldwide.
Nebraska Innovation Campus positioned for next phase of growth
Phase I of development at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Nebraska Innovation Campus is ahead of schedule, with facilities taking shape that will attract talent, open new opportunities for students and faculty and grow Nebraska's economy.
Interim President Linder to visit Kearney, Grand Island
Interim University of Nebraska President James Linder, M.D., will visit Kearney and Grand Island Oct. 13-14 to speak to business and community leaders; meet with University of Nebraska at Kearney faculty, staff and students; and participate in other activities in the community.
Rural Futures Institute seeking to build on early success
The University of Nebraska's Rural Futures Institute had a new rural serviceship program that would send students around the state to work with community leaders to solve real-world challenges while simultaneously earning university credit.
Harnessing data is subject of Water for Food Global Conference
Mobilizing new data gathering capabilities to improve global water and food security is the subject of the sixth annual Water for Food Global Conference, hosted by the Robert B. Daugherty Water for Food Institute at the University of Nebraska in association with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Oct. 19-22 in Seattle, Wash.
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents will meet Friday, Sept. 19, at Varner Hall, 3835 Holdrege St. in Lincoln. Committee meetings begin at 8 a.m. and the Board meeting begins at 10 a.m. All meetings are open to the public. Meetings also will be audio-streamed live at www.nebraska.edu.
University of Nebraska enrollment reaches 21-year high
Interim University of Nebraska President James Linder, M.D., announced today that NU's enrollment has grown to its highest level in 21 years, an important step forward as the university aims to produce more talented graduates who can meet the state's workforce needs.
Forums to spotlight local success stories, Rural Futures Institute projects
The University of Nebraska's Rural Futures Institute will host a series of regional forums this fall aimed at showcasing success stories in Nebraska communities and sharing outcomes of RFI-funded projects that are serving the people of the state.
Installation events for Chancellor Jeffrey Gold to focus on UNMC's excellence, impact
"From Excellence to Eminence" is the theme for the installation of the eighth chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. Members of the university community, Omaha city leaders, UNMC partners and others will celebrate Dr. Gold's installation Sept. 4-5 with activities including a formal public ceremony and campus reception that will highlight UNMC's current momentum and opportunities to continue serving Nebraskans and people around the world.
2014-15 Presidential Graduate Fellows announced
University of Nebraska Interim President Dr. James Linder has announced the seven recipients of 2014-15 Presidential Graduate Fellowships. These prestigious fellowships honor a select group of NU graduate students each year on the basis of high scholastic performance and personal accomplishment. Fellows receive a stipend provided through the University of Nebraska Foundation that allows them to pursue their studies full-time.
New round of Virtual Scholars awards to address needs of Nebraska students, schools
The University of Nebraska announced today that it will continue its highly successful Nebraska Virtual Scholars program in 2014-15 by offering 150 scholarships for students in the state to take courses from the University of Nebraska High School for free.


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Given two objects $A,B$ in Set with an arrow $A\xrightarrow{f} B$ between them, find the limit and colimit of this diagram.
By definition, the limit is the unique universal left solution, that is, it is an object $X$ in Set with arrows $X\xrightarrow{s_A} A$ and $X\xrightarrow{s_B}B$ making the appropriate diagram commute (I'd draw it but I'm not sure how). We must also have that for any other left solution $S$, there is a unique arrow $X\to S$, again making the correct diagrams commute.
With this in mind, I think that the limit of the diagram should be the null set, since there is certainly a unique map from the null set into any other possible solution, and commutivity would be trivially satisfied. However, I'm not really sure what the colimit should be. I think it might be the power set of $A\cup B$, but I'm not really sure how to show this. Any suggestions?

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Such-And-So Founder
Was A Pious Christian!
So There!
Wally Mason
From: "wally mason"
To: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: December 18, 2001 2:06 AM
Subject: Big_List_Of_Quotations
Dear Editor,
Would you please answer this for me. Since 1st Chief Justice John Jay was closer to the writing of the Constitution, What did he mean by the following? "Providence has given to our people the choice of their ruler, and it is the duty as well as the privilege and the interest of our Christian nation to select and prefer Christians for their rulers."
From: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "wally mason"
Subject: Re: Big_List_Of_Quotations
Date: December 18, 2001 12:50 PM
I don't know that he said it at all.
It has become extremely popular among Christians to forge Christian sentiments into the mouths of the American Founders. So popular has this become, and so often do we receive questions such as yours about such well-known deceptions as the James Madison "...to sustain ourselves according to the Ten Commandments" forgery, that whenever a Christian asks us, in a tone similar to what you here display, what we think about what so-and-so said, who then recites Christian sentiments alleged to be the words of a United States Founder, we insist that the writer provide an original source citation before we will respond. A secondary citation, such as Bartlett's, will not do, as we have found numerous errors in this and other so-called reference books. Instead, we insist on the primary citation: the original document plus the first place where it appeared in a publication.
Then, before responding, we take the bus over to the Reed College library, find the source, and study it in its original context (as we did with the Jefferson quote that begins, "Can the liberties of a nation be thought secure...?" wherein we discovered into what a desperate strait these "Christian Nation" advocates have driven themselves who would stoop to posting this of all Jefferson quotations on their Web sites!).
Every instance of this alleged quotation from Chief Justice Jay that I was able to find on the Internet (a dozen copies out of the first twenty "hits") was on a list of other quotations alleged to have been the words of various Founders and purporting to teach uneducated and gullible Christians that the American Founders were pious Christians. Unfortunately for your credibility, each of these lists, without exception, also contained the above-mentioned James Madison forgery, which was initially popularized by history revisionist David Barton. Several years ago, Barton himself called the Madison forgery "false" and asked his followers to stop using it. Barton issued this request because he had just been busted by John Stagg and David Mattern, the editors of The Papers of James Madison, who called it "inconsistent with everything we know about Madison's views on religion and government."
Thus, in order to receive my comments on this quip allegedly by John Jay, you're going to have to find a source for it that's more reliable than a bunch of lists on the Internet, all of which still represent the Madison forgery as being genuine, and all of which likewise contain numerous other questionable quotations and all of which contain such out-of-context quotations as the Jefferson one asking, "Can the liberties of a nation be thought secure...?" If this one shows Jefferson's piety and his faith in the Christian deity, then you need to be prepared also to argue Jefferson's belief in some other pretty wild occultic superstitions! This whole piece was a metaphor -- a dream of Jefferson's! It is obvious that most devout Christians who place this quip on their web pages have never read the whole thing in its context or they wouldn't even touch this one, lest they be thought to advocate the occult by quoting a portion of Jefferson's writings which denounce the institution of human slavery using several different metaphors, including "God" and also including some occult metaphors!
What happens when a group which pushes a certain agenda behaves dishonestly? We cannot trust them any more. This is what has happened to the "Christian Nation" movement: By seeking to show the piety of the American Founders, they have had to manufacture some pretty low-class lies -- because the central figures of this nation's founding were Deists who thought of Jesus as only a man and who thought of the Bible as the words of men, at minimum. The more "devout" among the Deists, such as Thomas Paine, thought of the Bible was pure blasphemy.
If you wish to support those seeking to overthrow the United States Constitution, that is your prerogative. Do not expect any respect from us. However, you may want to urge these traitors to start being meticulous about their honesty if they wish to gain credibility among those of us who respect honest scholarship.
Your movement would get a lot further if they would admit that America was the first modern nation to erect a godless constitution, and then declare that a godless constitution is not a good thing and must be changed. Even I would have some semblance of respect if your movement went about its business in an honest manner such as this, because I could say that at least they were being honest about United States history. But since your movement bases its main points on falsehood, propagandizing its agenda by lying about United States history, I will oppose that movement with every semblance of my being.
Your ideological forebears, about whom Jefferson spoke when he said, "I have sworn upon the altar of god, eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man" (Jefferson's lowercase "g"), were despicable creatures, earning the bitter vitriol of our third President. However, they ran circles around your group when it comes to morals because at least they admitted that the United States Constitution is a godless document! And if you read the entire "eternal hostility" letter, which is reproduced in our Historical section, you will see that those against whom he swore "eternal hostility" were those who sought to establish Christianity as the state religion!
I admit that I am not familiar with the words of John Jay, because he obviously did not write much which inspired the minds of men and women who love the founding principles of this great nation. I am, however, very familiar with the writings of Thomas Jefferson, having read almost all the papers having to do with government, and having read much of the collection of his writings in my attempts to track down his religious views. Jefferson hated biblical Christianity (particularly because of what it did to people), and criticized it mercilessly in his private letters, particularly the exchanges with John Adams later in life.
Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions. Ideas must be distinct before reason can act upon them; and no man ever had a distinct idea of the trinity. It is the mere Abracadabra of the mountebanks calling themselves the priests of Jesus.
Nevertheless, regardless of what he thought of the people who loved the Christian Bible, Jefferson, a Freethinker, would never consider discriminating against a biblical Christian, as John Jay is above portrayed as having advocated against non-Christians. Had you presented to me an alleged quip from a Freethinker advocating that we discriminate against Christians, I would have immediately pronounced it a forgery, and would have "eaten my hat" if someone would have shown it to have been true, because Freethinkers generally did not think as you here portray John Jay as thinking.
Since you present to me the alleged words of a Christian advocating that we discriminate against non-Christians, I find this quite credible based upon the way many biblical Christians have been known to think and behave. In other words, I find as it easy to believe that a Christian would discriminate against an atheist as I find it difficult to believe that an atheist would discriminate against a Christian. In fact, Freethinker and Deist John Adams, himself no less a critic of the Christian Bible than Jefferson, said this about discrimination against Christians:
I do not like the reappearance of the Jesuits.... Shall we not have regular swarms of them here, in as many disguises as only a king of the gipsies can assume, dressed as printers, publishers, writers and schoolmasters? ... Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religious toleration to offer them an asylum.
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Hoodie Wearing Gunmen Kill 1, Wound 5 in Bobby Rush's District
Today Breitbart.com boasts that some no-good hoodie wearing gunmen kill 1 and wound 5 in Bobby Rush's Chicago district.
While this news is sad, it is not out of the norm for Chicago. I know some of my fellows here were personal friends with the late Breitbart and his staff, but this type of journalism is irresponsible.
Look at it like this: how many career criminals wear a suit and tie to do their crimes. Did Bill Clinton wear a suit and tie when he committed perjury? How many long-nosed shady slicksters in New York will whack you while wearing a suit and tie in New York?
Guns don't kill people, people kill people. And make no misake, clothes don't make a killer. People make a killer. And it is George Zimmerman who killed Trayvon Martin. What was Zimmerman wearing when he decided to chase down, provoke and murder a child?
Jeans. A shirt? Maybe these are all tell-tell signs of a criminal in the midst. So before any of you white-cone hoodie sympathizers open your mouths again, think about that.
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Let $X$ be a smooth projective variety. The map $i:X\to X\times_k X$ induced by the identity is a closed immersion. Denote its image by $\bigtriangleup$. We have $\mathcal{O}_{\bigtriangleup}=i_*\mathcal{O}$. Consider the derived category $D^b(X)$ of coherent sheaves on $X$.
How do I conclude $\mathbf{R}i_*\mathcal{O}=\mathcal{O}_{\bigtriangleup}$ ? Rather: why is $\mathbb{R}i_*(L)=i_*L$ for every line bundle on $X$?
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|Pilot 2/Lt. George W. Vandervort, O-662204 (MIA / KIA 11-10-42 / BNR) OH
Co-Pilot S/Sgt John J. Gerrity (did not fly mission)
Engineer T/Sgt Stephen J. Pitch, 33118721 (KIA)
Radio Sgt George B. Kershner, 35267797 (survived) Dayton, OH
Chaplain Capt "Ted" Theodore W. Barron, O-31196 (KIA, BR)
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Passenger Pfc Gerald M. Grove, 37111466 (MIA / KIA 11-17-42, drowned, BNR) Iowa
Passenger PFC Frank A. Thomas, Jr., 37139278 (survived) Tilden, NE
Passenger PVT Duane R. Butler, 36154720 (survived) MI
Passenger Sgt Edward K. Holleman, 36155513 (survived) Hudsonville, MI
Passenger Pvt Floyd L. August, 37139105 (survived) Dorchester, NE)
Passenger Pvt John W. Mobley, 39085305 (survived) Oakland, CA
Passenger Tec5 Lawrence E. Peterson, 36308327 (KIA 12-29-42, BR)
Passenger Pvt John J. Bellus, 27139313 (KIA at crashsite)
Passenger Pfc Malvern E. Patton, 39382982 (KIA at crashsite) Dayton, WA
Passenger Pvt Theodore Romero, 39083083 (KIA at crashsite)
Passenger Pfc William L. Smith, 38083372 (KIA at crashsite)
Passenger Pvt Martin J. Brandon, 20636075 (KIA at crashsite)
Passenger Pvt Antonio T. Montes, 38070252 (KIA at crashsite)
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Wartime History
The regular crew included pilot George W. Vandervort and co-pilot S/Sgt John J. Gerrity. When lost, this C-47 was the 33rd Troop Carrier Squadron's first wartime loss.
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of the Crew
The most health survivors departed to try to locate help and left the others at the crash site. The first group of four to depart included: Pvt. Carlos Failing, Pvt. Gerald Grove (drown on November 17), Pvt. Duane Butler and Pfc Frank A. Thomas.
Two days later, a second group departed including Pvt. Floyd August, Pvt. John Mobley, Sgt George B. Kershner and Pvt. Ed Hollerman. They followed a stream bed, and eventually found an outpost. By the time an Australian patrol reached the crash site, those left behind had all died.
Diary on the Door
The door diary was displayed at the PNG Museum until the 1980s, along with a piece of the nose art. Later, this door was placed on permanent loan to the USAF Museum. In exchange, a replica of the door was donated to the PNG Museum as a replacement.
Postwar, the crew were transported to the United States for permanent burial.
Buried at Honolulu Cemetery (Punchbowl) are Barron, Bellus and Peterson at P-929.
Moak is buried at Oakland Memorial Cemetery in Clarksville, AR.
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Post-polio syndrome is an illness of the nervous system that can appear 15 to 50 years after you had polio. It affects your muscles and nerves, and it causes you to have weakness, fatigue, and muscle or joint pain.
Although post-polio syndrome can make some day-to-day activities more difficult, treatment can help control symptoms and help you stay active. Your symptoms may not get worse for many years. Post-polio syndrome usually progresses very slowly.
Only people who have had polio can get post-polio syndrome. But having post-polio syndrome doesn't mean that you have polio again. Unlike polio, post-polio syndrome doesn't spread from person to person.
What causes post-polio syndrome?
Post-polio syndrome most likely arises from the damage left over from having polio.
The polio virus harms the nerves that control muscles, and it makes the muscles weak. If you had polio, you may have gained back the use of your muscles. But the nerves that connect to the muscles could be damaged without your knowing it. The nerves may break down over time and cause you to have weak muscles again.
Researchers are studying other possible causes of post-polio syndrome. One theory is that the immune system plays a role.
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Symptoms of post-polio syndrome tend to show up very slowly. The main symptoms are:
- New muscle weakness. This is most common in the muscles that had nerve damage from polio. You may also have weakness in muscles that you didn't realize had been affected by polio. Overuse or underuse of the muscles can lead to weakness.
- Fatigue . You may find that the activities you used to do without getting tired are now causing fatigue. You may often feel tired, have a heavy feeling in your muscles, or feel sleepy. At times you may have trouble thinking clearly.
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Depending on which muscles are affected, this trio of muscle weakness, fatigue, and pain can make daily activities more difficult. For example, people with shoulder or arm weakness may have trouble getting dressed. People who have weakness in their legs may have trouble walking or climbing stairs.
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TUCSON, Ariz. ?C The University of Arizona menˇ?s golf team junior varsity shot a two-under-par 282 Saturday and finished eighth at the Shootout at Angel Park Golf Club in Las Vegas.
The Wildcat JV made marked improvements in each round as its second and third round tallies were at least 10 strokes lower than the previous roundˇ?s total. Arizonaˇ?s two-under final tally gave the Wildcats a three-round total of 877 (+25) and an eighth-place finish in the 18-team field. UNLV (840) won the event by 17 strokes over runner up Cal State Northridge. The UNLV B team finished in third place (869), ahead of Southern Utah (870) and San Jose State (871).
UA freshman Jonathan Khan earned tied for 10th place in his first collegiate event after carding a one-over 214 total. Khan, a native of Tucson, Ariz., rebounded nicely from an opening-round 78 to play the final 36 holes at six-under par. His closing 66 and the top-10 finish are the low round and best finish by a Wildcat golfer this season.
Mark Lamb tied for 15th place after posting rounds of 72, 73 and 71. His three-over 216 total was his lowest tournament total since February 2005. It was the fifth career top-20 finish for the senior from Haddington, Scotland.
Freshman John Kostis tied for 62nd place at 227 (+14) after carding rounds of 77, 72 and 78. Teammates Tom Conran and Beck Miller tied for 70the place at 16-over 229.
The Shootout at Angel Park was hosted by the University of Hawaii. Angel Parkˇ?s Mountain Course is a par-71, 6,722-yard layout. The Arizona varsity will next be in action on Oct. 9-10, when the club travels to Reno, Nev., to participate in the Wolfpack Classic.
Top-Five Teams
2. Cal State Northridge 857 (+5)
4. Southern Utah 870 (+18)
5. San Jose State 871 (+19)
Top-Five Individuals
1. Brandon Crick, Gonzaga 74-66-67=207 (-6)
2. Seung-Su Han, UNLV 68-70-70=208 (-5)
3. Troy Merritt, Boise State 74-71-66=211 (-2)
Jarred Texter, UNLV 70-71-70=211 (-2)
Jed Dirksen, Arizona State 70-70-71=211 (-2)
Arizona Finishers
T10. Jonathan Khan 78-70-66=214 (+1)
T15. Mark Lamb 72-73-71=216 (+3)
T62. John Kostis 77-72-78=227 (+14)
T70. Tom Conran 82-77-70=229 (+16)
T70. Beck Miller 76-78-75=229 (+16)


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1 Main Ingredient + Tons of Creativity = 20 "New" and amazing projects
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Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against ObamaCare
As if we needed more proof of why ObamaCare is dangerous for America, we now have President Ronald Reagan speaking out against ObamaCare.
No, he did not reach down from heaven and deliver his speech as an angel, but rather back in the 1960s had a prophecy about dark Obama and how he would try to destroy America with socialized medicine.
Much like when Luke and Peter wrote their books of the Bible, Reagan was inspired by God to give this speech against Barack Obama. If it were legal to add pages to the Bible, the book of Reagan should be added because this is divine word straight from God, so we'll consider it an addendum.
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I said on Twitter that this reminded me of the Tampa game and I'll expand on that here.
The Wings didn't look bad tonight but they had some lapses. For the first half of the third period tonight, St. Louis controlled play and the Wings were on their heels. The Blues used that time to score two quick goals and tie things up.
In the game against the Lightning, Detroit had a similar lapse, also used by their opponent to score twice quickly and tie the game.
Like in Tampa, the Red Wings buckled back down tonight and regained their lead.
It's not something I'd like to see become a trend but those were two important points. Like last night, I'll take them however they come right now.
I'm still recovering from H2H2 and keep forgetting there's even a game tonight.
The Wings visit the Blues tonight, where they'll face Jaroslav Halak in goal. Jimmy Howard, fresh off a night where he made several fantastic stops and allowed one awful goal, starts for Detroit.
Kris Draper will be back in for the Wings, with Drew Miller expected to be the scratch. Mike Babcock will also be shuffling the Wings' lines, splitting up Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk again.
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Are you a single mother? Have you been considering returning to college to pursue a degree?
This is by far one of the best decisions you could make for your life.
According to psychological statistics on the subject of regret; the number one lifetime regret involves the failure to earn a college degree.
But, before rushing out and enrolling, let's take a moment to discuss the various degrees you may want to pursue and the overall benefits of returning to school.
With a proper plan of action and real, attainable goals in place, you are more likely to reach them.
The Importance of a College Degree
Every bit of time and effort you place into your education is a worthwhile investment in your future.
Continued education can open up a new world of practical, financial, and personal benefits that can help you build the life you want for your family and yourself.
Here are just a few of the many benefits that make earning your college degree important:
- Higher Pay - It is a well-known fact that an education means higher earning potential, and, as a single mother, a higher income is an essential factor in taking care of your family. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, located at www.bls.gov, in 2007, women over the age of 25 who had graduated from college earned 82% more income than those who only had their high school diploma.
- Job Opportunities – With higher education comes more opportunities for employment. A college degree can open up many doors for you that a high school diploma or GED just can't.
- Balance - With everything you have going on in your life, it can sometimes be hard to find the right balance between work, life, and your education. As a single mother, you spend your days taking care of your family, taking care of the many everyday tasks that keep your family's home safe, clean, and comfortable, and creating an environment where your children can achieve their goals, play, and excel. This often means you sacrifice your own dreams and goals. By earning a college degree, you can restore the balance between being a fantastic single mother and provider and accomplishing your dreams.
Best Degrees for Single Mothers
When it's time to decide on a college major, what will you choose? As a single mother, you have many options. Here are some of the top degrees women choose, according to 2010 study by www.forbes.com, along with a few of the many employment opportunities each degree offers.
- Business – Business is a popular choice for single mothers, because it involves organizing, working with a team, and leadership, all qualities moms use on a daily basis. Specific business majors, like accounting, management, and finance can lead to a variety of work settings, including:
- Entry-level manager
- Market researcher
- Systems analyst
- Financial analyst
- Assistant product manager
- Public relations representative
- Health Science - If you enjoy caring for individuals and educating them about the aspects of their health care, a health science degree may be the best choice for you. This major will provide you with a general introduction to the health profession and direct training for specific areas in the health care field. Some of the employment opportunities this degree will offer are:
- Nursing
- Medical Assistant
- Certified Nursing Assistant
- Physician
- Nutritionist
- Psychologist
- Education – A degree in education is a wonderful way to develop the skills that will allow you to impact the intellectual, personal, and social development of those around you. This type of degree provides you with the opportunity to shape the minds of other individuals.
With this degree, you can go on to work as:
- Librarian
- Tutor
- Day Care Administrator
- Principal
- Teacher
- Curriculum Specialist
- Social Sciences – Do you love studying history, art, and humanities? Then a social science degree may be for you. This type of degree covers many academic disciplines that study the way humans interact with the world around them.
With this type of degree, you can become:
- Anthropologist
- Archaeologist
- Psychologist
- Sociologist
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Psychology – The field of psychology involves the study of behavior, the biology of the brain, cognition, perception, relationships, and emotions. With this degree, you will be able to help other deal with their underlying issues so they are able to live a more fulfilling life through these employment opportunities:
- Psychologist
- Psychiatrist
- Social Worker
- Rehabilitation Specialist
- Career Counselor
- Therapist
- Visual and Performing Arts – Do you love to paint, dance, or act? A degree in visual and performing arts can offer you the education you need for a job you will love for a lifetime. This degree will teach you the history, theory, and technique of dance, sculpting, acting, musical performance, painting, drawing, and much more.
With this type of degree, you can go on to work as a:
- Interior Designer
- Graphic Artist
- Singer
- Digital Photographer
- Actor
- Fashion Designer
- Web Development
- Communication – As a single mother, this type of degree may be a walk in the park for you. You already plan a budget for your family, speak at PTA meetings, run a household, and accept the responsibility of a family. These skills play an important role in a communications degree, which can lead to employment as:
- Editor
- Journalist
- Speech Writer
- Publisher
- Teacher
- Producer
- Broadcast Technician
- Video Engineer
- Biological Sciences – Single mothers with biological science degrees share a passion for understanding the world. There are many different specific majors within this degree, such as Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology, Human Biology, and Integrative Physiology and Neurobiology.
With this degree, you can work as a:
- Biology Teacher
- Conservationist
- Research Assistant
- Laboratory Technician
- Technical Writer
- Pharmaceutical Salesperson
- English Language and Literature – An English Language and Literature degree can offer single mothers a wide variety of skills, such as how to argue correctly, how to summarize, how to write, how to speak well, how to write reports, and how to present information in such as way that it can be easily understood by others. While many find it hard to find a job with an English degree, there are several available to those who use these skills to their advantage:
- Teacher
- Social worker
- Nursing
- Librarian
- Bookseller
- Journalist
- Administration
- Copywrite
- Liberal Arts and Sciences – Liberal Arts and Sciences is a very broad field that involves the study of the inquiries, pursuits, and concepts. This type of degree is popular among single mothers because it can lead to many different careers, especially when it is combined with other degrees.
Here are some of the various types of employment associated with this degree:
- Entry-level Management
- Sales Associate
- Teacher
- Social Worker
- Anthropologists
If you are single mother who is struggling with the decision of which college degree to choose, or you are trying to decide whether a college degree is important to you, consider this information carefully. The right degree could change your life and the life of your family.


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I haven't tried this recipe, so I don't know if it's any good. In fact, I haven't even watched the video – I hate cooking shows – so I don't even know anything about anything here, except this is the description that goes along with it, so I figure what the heck – have at it.
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- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1/4 cup butter
- 6 cups cubed day-old white bread
- 6 cups cubed day-old whole wheat bread
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 1 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) reduced-sodium chicken broth or vegetable broth
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- In a small nonstick skillet over medium heat, cook onion and celery in butter until tender.
- In a large bowl, combine the bread cubes, salt, poultry seasoning, sage and pepper. Stir in onion mixture. Combine broth and eggs; add to bread mixture and toss to coat.
- Transfer to a 3-qt. slow cooker coated with cooking spray. Cover and cook on low for 3-4 hours or until a thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 10 servings.
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"This a little dry after mixing so I added more chicken broth. I increased the amount of sage to my personal taste. My family loved it."
"Recipe is a great base, I like the amped up sage flavor. I also wanted to stuff a small turkey. Cooked sausage & veggies together with butter. Dried cubed leftover garlic knots in the oven till crisp, made 8 cups. Used Arnold seasoned cubed stuffing mix for the rest. Added more pepper & left out the egg. I stuffed my bird at that point. I added more cubed stuffing & the egg to what was left along with a bit more poultry seasoning. I placed a paper towel under the cover of the crock. It catches the steam so the stuffing doesn't get mushy. Been eating it almost daily since thanksgiving, it's the best stuffing I've made."
"This was really good and easy. I feel like I will do this every year!"
"Added more stock off the turkey & buttered the non stick crock pot; doubled the ingredients. Put on low and forgot about it 6 full hours. It was Super Moist Inside and Oh So Crispy on the Top Bottom and Sides! everyone wants to do this now!!!!!"
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JT NERO, wandering mystic, stumbling misfit, moping misanthrope, movable feaster, crooner, poet!
Father played point guard for the Washington Generals, the team that traveled with the Harlem Globetrotters, in the 70's, losing every night while serving as their comic punching bags.
Most of JT's beliefs about the absurdity of life and the inevitability of loss were formed in these years.
Learned doo wop songs and spirituals from Meadowlark Lemon and Curly Neal, two of the most famous Globetrotters, on the back of the team bus, and still cites these two men as his biggest musical influences.
Has developled into a fearsome singer and songwriter, known intergalactically for his work leading the eclectic soul outfit JT and the Clouds, and his constant touring and collaborating with Canadian roots bedazzlers, Po' Girl.
Is set to release "mountains/forests" a delicious set of small tragic-comedies, recorded over two days in a north wisconsin cabin with contributions from the Clouds, Po' Girl.
It's a real singers record, centerpieced by JT's harmony work with Po' Girl's Allison Russell and Michelle McGrath, late of The Capital Sun Rays.
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College Hockey:Michigan State captain Wolfe nets two, leads Spartans over Bowling Green
EAST LANSING, Mich. — After beating Bowling Green 3-1 tonight to salvage a weekend split with the Falcons, Michigan State finished what it set out to do before practice even began last Monday morning.
The goal was to play a solid 120 minutes of hockey and that's exactly what the Spartans did.
Junior captain Greg Wolfe had two goals in the win and freshman goaltender Jake Hildebrand made 27 saves. Wolfe also had the only MSU goal in Friday night's 2-1 loss, an unassisted shorthanded goal early in the contest.
The three goals in the series brought Wolfe's total from four to seven on the season. Last year, he had 10 in 38 contests. Wolfe endured an 11-game point drought in the middle of this current season and the forward from Canton, Mich., and his coach, Tom Anastos said that Wolfe's recent success – five goals and three assists in the last nine games – has been no accident.
"It's nice to get a win and it was nice to see a weekend for Greg Wolfe in particular," said Anastos. "He's been working real hard. I think he's put a lot of pressure on himself as both the team captain and an upperclassman on a team that's struggling to create offense, to perform and produce more. It's nice to see him have success last night and tonight. I thought he had a real good weekend."
Wolfe put the Spartans on the board at 11:08 in the first, a one-timer from the left circle fed by Travis Walsh.
Tanner Sorensen had the game-winning goal at 6:37 in the second, a scrambled play in front of BGSU netminder Tommy Burke.
The Falcons drew within one eight minutes later when Bryce Williamson hit his ninth of the season, but the game remained 2-1 in favor of MSU until Wolfe found the empty net with 32 seconds left in regulation.
Wolfe said that his run of points is something that may give him confidence.
"Once you start getting the bounces, you think you're going to score," said Wolfe. "As a team, we're playing a lot harder and it's just made it a lot easier on everyone. That's the most scoring chances we've generated in a while. It feels good to get those chances and it feels good to finally put them in."
The Michigan State team captains called a meeting with the coaches Monday morning and then met with their teammates, all in an effort to keep the team unified as the Spartans struggle to climb out of the CCHA cellar with the season winding down.
"It was just about sticking together," said assistant captain and senior forward Chris Forfar. "We know things are tough right now, but we've got to stick together as a team and not start pointing fingers.
"Obviously, it's nice to have our captain play like that. He was struggling earlier in the season, but I don't know that he was playing any worse than he is now. He was just having some trouble finding the back of the net."
On the other side of the ice, the Falcons are, likewise, struggling to find some continuity of play. BGSU coach Chris Bergeron said that tonight's game was further evidence that his team isn't yet able to close out a weekend.
"We didn't bring our game up a level coming on the road knowing they were going to try to take their game up a level because of last night's result," Bergeron said. "They did that [and] we didn't. We got off to a poor start and really were not able to get on top of it.
"We ultimately got the bounces we deserved. Their second goal was a bad bounce. We couldn't find a bounce. I think we got the bounces we deserved based on the start."
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Arizona vs. Loyola Marymount
Nov. 18, 2005
Post-Game Quotes
Arizona Head Coach Joan Bonvicini:
"I can't tell you how proud I am of our team. It's good to get our first win. We are just taking it one day and one game at a time."
"I think we did a pretty good job on the boards. We need to learn to take care of the ball better."
"The press was good at times, but we still need to learn how to rotate better. Running the press is a lot of fun, and it utilizes our athletic abilities."
"We need intensity to be up the entire game."
Junior guard Joy Hollingsworth:
"We played scrappy and hard. I just wanted to do what I could for the team. It wasn't pretty but we got a win. Our press will be the key this year."
"I was really nervous, but once the game started all my nerves went away."
Sophomore forward Ch?© Oh:
"We started rough and had some jitters, but were still able to get the win. It was good to get some tough competition. We needed to be aggressive and it showed."
"Whitney played great, she came out there and played aggressive."
Loyola Marymount Head Coach Julie Wilhoit:
"We had a lot of missed opportunities. I'm not taking anything away from Arizona, but they were opportunities we should have taken advantage of ourselves."


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Asura's Wrath dev has three new, unnanounced IP in development
Asura's Wrath studio CyberConnect2 has issued a new year's greetings video on YouTube and along with it, the confirmation that it has at least three entirely new titles in development for 2013.
The studio is currently working on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle, due for release later this year, but the team's new year message – released this morning – hints at new things yet to come. Hosted by studio CEO Hiroshi Matsuyama, the below video has been translated by SGCafe, revealing that the team is working on new projects.
The direct translation is that CyberConnect2 is working on "original new works" – the phrase used when describing new IP in Japan, the site explains. So this doesn't necessarily rule out Asura's Wrath 2, as the studio will continue to create sequels, such as Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm, which releases in March.
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Freshman Kyle Landon is the first SIU male high jumper to earn All-American honors since 1996 (Cameron Wright).
June 13, 2014
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By Tyler Wooten
EUGENE, Ore. -- Saluki freshman Kyle Landon ended his initial campaign at SIU with a tremendous performance in the high jump at Day Three of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the University of Oregon's Hayward Field on Friday, where he finished tied for third overall to earn First-Team All-American status.
Landon, a freshman native of nearby Chester, Ill., finished tied for third at 2.20m (7-02.50) and was the most consistent high jumper at the national meet for the first four heights. He cruised to a tie for first place with national leader Nick Ross of Arizona heading into the fifth bar at 2.25m (7-04.50), where he found himself without a miss and in national title contention as only six competitors remained.
"He looked real good coming into that first opening height (6-08.75) and made that pretty easily," said SIU jumps coach Andre Scott. "All this week we've been talking about staying clean in the competition so we could place better, and as the bar moved up to the next height (6-10.75) he made that pretty clean as well, no errors were made. Same thing with seven feet, he made all those bars look easy."
The idea of a national title occurred to both Landon and Scott before leaving for Eugene and once again when the opportunity presented itself tonight.
"I told him before we left to come here that he could be 6-10 or he could go win the meet if he wanted to," Scott said. "He just had to stay clean and clear bars. Coming into 7-4 that thought came into my mind, that he could be a national title winner if he had actually got over that bar."
"I knew it was anyone's game, and that's why it didn't phase me," Landon said.
Landon couldn't get over the next bar, though, and finished tied for third with Ross at his previous PR of 2.20m (7-02.50). He finished as one of only two All-Americans who did not pass on the first height (2.05m/6-08.75) and ended up tied for first with Ross in fewest misses (three). Arizona State's Bryan McBride won the national title on a clearance of 2.28m (7-05.75).
"His last one he was pretty close, he actually had the height to get up over the bar but he kind of stopped running in his turn and didn't have enough speed to go over the bar," Scott said. "The first two weren't as good as that last one, he got a little tense on those, he ran a little different on 7-4 than he did the other ones."
"I got my head and my whole back over and at that point I was like, `I'm over it!'" Landon said. "And then the next thing I knew my butt dragged because on my plant all my speed I got on the curve got sucked out on me by the end. I had the height and I was over it, but the speed didn't take me all the way."
Although he came surprisingly close to becoming a national champion as a freshman, Landon is keeping a positive outlook.
"I looked at it this way: I'm only a freshman and I'm just barely missing it, so hopefully I can get it next year," Landon said.
Today's performance will be remembered fondly by the SIU history books, as Landon is now Southern's 146th track and field All-American -- the 76th Saluki to do so outdoors and the 55th Saluki male to to earn the honor in the outdoor season. Landon is the first Saluki male to earn All-American distinction in the high jump since Cameron Wright (indoors 1996, outdoors 1995), and his third-place finish is the highest by any Saluki male outdoors since Olympian Darrin Plab won the 1992 NCAA high jump title. His finish also put Southern on the scoresheet in Eugene with 6.5 meet points, which is already the 17th-most in Saluki history outdoors and the 25th-most in Saluki history regardless of season.
"I'm in shock, but I'm not shocked I did it (earned All-American), because these were all goals I've had and have been working toward," Landon said. "I'm just glad I could accomplish them early on so I could set bigger goals to accomplish later on down the road."
"I am so proud of him and the way that he handled the pressure of being here for the first time," said SIU head coach Connie Price-Smith. "He did an amazing job."
His finish today is a perfect bookend to an extraordinary freshman campaign at Southern, as he claimed both the indoor and outdoor Missouri Valley Conference high jump championships and pushed himself up to fifth all-time indoors and outdoors on SIU's illustrious high jump list with Olympians like Plab and Wright at the top.
"(Earning All-American) means a lot, that was one of my biggest goals was to get on that board, and to be next to those names like Darrin Plab and Cameron Wright," Landon said. "It's an honor and I just hope that I can get some clearances later on down the road and get to the same heights they were at --and maybe even more."
Southern's stay in Eugene is not over, however, as Ashley Gaston and Alexus Scott will take to the shot put ring tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m. CT in an attempt to add to SIU's team score on the women's side. Live results are available at Flash Results and the championships will be broadcast on ESPNU and the WatchESPN app beginning at 4 p.m. A replay of Friday's action will also be broadcast on ESPNU at 10 a.m.
2.05m (6-08.75): O
2.10m (6-10.75): O
2.15m (7-00.50): O
2.20m (7-02.50): O (first over, three competitors went before)


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The 35th annual Broad Street Run will be held on Sunday at 8:30am. Over 30,000 runners are expected to participate and the weather is looking good. The location of the Expo was moved to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The Expo is being held today until 7pm and tomorrow from 9am-6pm.
All runners are assigned corrals based on bib number and are asked to line up in corrals to start the race. It will be more strict this year according to race organizers. For baggage check, only the clear plastic bags handed out at the expo will be used. Belongings in clear bag can be checked on any bus and picked up at the finish.
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Damion Looney made his first appearance in Sedgwick County Court Tuesday afternoon.
Damion Looney made his first appearance in Sedgwick County Court Tuesday afternoon.
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Broken Arrow said it wouldn't release a recording of the 911 call made from a Broken Arrow home
An Albuquerque firefighter could be in trouble for what he said to a 911 caller after a 17-year-old was shot at a party.
Kansas men's basketball will face Chaminade on Monday, Nov. 23, in its opening contest of the 2015 Maui Invitational Championship.
ESPN has selected Wichita State's home non-conference matchups with Utah and UNLV for air on ESPN2.
Higher education schools in Salina have been working with students to improve their financial knowledge and manage their student debt.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission says two oil and gas wastewater injection wells have been shut down after earthquakes.
Child advocates are concerned that Kansas will stop placing abused and neglected children with gays, lesbians, and single individuals.
The Kansas City Royals have made another big addition for the season's stretch run, acquiring Ben Zobrist from the Oakland Athletics.
The league announced Tuesday that Commissioner Roger Goodell decided to uphold the suspension.
The Kroger Co. said it is recalling Kroger Ground Cinnamon, Kroger Garlic Powder, Kroger Coarse Ground Black Pepper and Kroger Bac'n Bud
A Kentucky sheriff's office says a man has died from a snake bite suffered during a church service.
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Did the Recent Natural Gas Decline Clean Out Sellers?
Rod David
The week's low was very capitulative. Almost any initial strength could squeeze shorts.
The following are the latest daily summaries of my ongoing intraday coverage, providing context to interpret price action. Any prices listed are for a contract's current "front month." Their direction tends to correlate with any ETFs listed for each.
Today's Highlight:
Natural gas' two consecutive breakout closes required at least one more lower close eventually. Fulfilling it before Thursday's wide-ranging session allowed its price action to be considered as accumulative. Friday's action can also be considered accumulative. None of which is a buy signal, not without actually breaking higher.
Dollar Basket
Dec Contract DX; (NYSEARCA:UUP), (NYSEARCA:UDN)
Thursday's retest of Tuesday's gap up created potential for trending sharply higher Friday, if only the open were rallying at all. The open gapped down, keeping in play the attraction to retest recent lows.
Dec Contract EC; (NYSEARCA:FXE)
Potential to fulfill a probe of fresh highs up to 1.3580 was kept alive Friday when the open gapped up and away from Thursday's retest of Tuesday's low.
Dec Contract GC; (NYSEARCA:GLD)
Friday's early morning surge back up to and through Wednesday's highs held its test of 1341.00 resistance. Closing above it and then a second higher confirming close are still needed to signal the 1321.00-1341.00 range has broken out.
Dec Contract SI; (NYSEARCA:SLV)
Friday's gap up to 22.15 quickly reversed down from retesting Thursday's opening peak, and the balance of the session ranged narrowly just under the 21.88-21.95 buy signal.
30-year Treasury
Dec Contract US; (NYSEARCA:TLT)
Thursday's shallow dip easily held the 132-22 pullback limit. Friday's recovery tested Wednesday's high still needing to produce at least one more higher close to fulfill the pattern's minimum requirement.
Crude Oil
Oct Contract CL; (NYSEARCA:USO)
Thursday's extra dip back to 102.35 already made a break lower likely. Friday's extra bounce attacking 104.00 was retraced back to 102.35, still likelier to extend down.
Natural Gas
Oct Contract NG; (NYSEARCA:UNG), (NYSEARCA:UNL)
Having already produced a third lower close, Thursday's recovery from its EIA reaction left only one piece of "unfinished business below" at the open's gap down. Friday's own gap down immediately fulfilled it, and recovered back into positive territory. Any initial strength above 3.59 Monday would target 3.71-3.75.
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The gift, combined with a previous donation of $1 million from Winfrey, is the largest donation to the museum to date.
NMAAHC Director Lonnie Bunch reflects on the new film "42" about baseball player Jackie Robinson.
On a recent Friday night in New York City, young professionals gathered to learn about and support NMAAHC.
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In Through My Eyes, Ruby Bridges recounts her experience in 1960 as the first black student at the William Frantz Public School in New Orleans, Louisiana. Bridges recalls her confusion at the angry crowds outside her school, her isolation as the only student in her classroom, and the bond she formed with her first grade teacher.
The month of February is designated as Black History Month. February 2012 will be a particularly momentous Black History Month as we celebrate the groundbreaking event for the nascent National Museum of African American History and Culture.
In many ways, there are few things as powerful and as important as a people, as a nation that is steeped in its history. Often America is celebrated as a place that forgets. This museum seeks to help all Americans remember, and by remembering, this institution will stimulate a dialogue about race and help to foster a spirit of reconciliation and healing.