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I personally would not want to be absent from the plenary sessions of the Senate. As much as possible, I do not make any commitments like speaking engagements, out-of-town trips, etc. while our session is ongoing. It is my duty, as a duly-elected Senator, to be present during session days and participate in legislative deliberations, Sen. Estrada asserted.
Sen. Estrada also presides over plenary discussions, as when the Senate President is busy carrying out his other official duties as the leader of the Upper Chamber.
Pro Tempore is a Latin term meaning for the time being.
Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile meanwhile went on official mission twice and on sick leave once.
Along with Sen. Estrada, Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III also had a perfect attendance based on the 92 approved Journals readily accessible through the Senate official website (www.senate.gov.ph). Journals are published and approved by the Senate to keep a record of the proceedings and floor activities.
Rule 19 of the Rules of the Senate states that Journals shall contain a list of Members who responded to the roll call, those who arrived at the session hall after the roll call, and those who are on official business/mission authorized by the Senate President... (and) those who are absent..."
The First Regular Session of the Fifteenth Congress has 95 session days starting from July 26, 2010, the same date of the first State of the Nation Address of President Noynoy Aquino.
Senate Journal shows that Sen. Angara attended 77 sessions, Arroyo 89, Alan Peter Cayetano 67, Pia Cayetano 79, Defensor-Santiago 33, Drilon 86, Estrada 92, Enrile 89, Escudero 89, Guingona 83, Honasan 89, Lacson 12, Lapid 73, Legarda 81, Marcos 74, Osmena 91, Pangilinan 76, Recto 80, Revilla 83, Sotto 92, Trillanes 40, Villar 61, and Zubiri 92.
Moreover, the same documents show that Sen. Angara arrived after the roll call 21 times, Arroyo 3, Alan Peter Cayetano 20, Pia Cayetano 3, Defensor-Santiago 1, Drilon 5, Estrada 0, Enrile 0, Escudero 15, Guingona 42, Honasan 1, Lacson 1, Lapid 10, Legarda 0, Marcos 13, Osmena 33, Pangilinan 29, Recto 25, Revilla 10, Sotto 0, Trillanes 11, Villar 35, and Zubiri 3.
Sen. Santiago has been marked on sick leave 54 times. Sen. Lacson has been absent for 79 plenary sessions. Sen. Trillanes has not been able to attend sessions for 49 times since he was then under detention.
Lastly, journals also specified Senators who frequently went on official mission: Sen. Manuel Villar 28 times, Alan Peter Cayetano 19, Pangilinan 13, Marcos 10, Legarda 10, Lapid 10.


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Chairman Mike Rogers--"I will tell you this, from the intelligence that we know and read and participate in, the work of our military and intelligence services. Those dangerous days of desperation are starting to take hold in the Assad regime. That is the most dangerous time, I think, for civilians and opposition groups all across Syria. Why that concerns us is that this is more than a civil war. I could not disagree more. It is now a regional conflict, and we see 30,000-plus civilians killed. We have some 500,000-plus refugees, some three million Syrians displaced from their homes. We have military equipment finding its way to Syria from multiple places that I would argue in some ways are not coordinated, to the detriment of the effort of unseating Assad."
Dr. John Chipman
Thank you very much indeed. We are really privileged to have with us also here today Mike Rogers, from the United States, who is the Chairman of the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence in the US House of Representatives, and therefore has access to a great deal of the privileged information that the United States has gathered from its perspective, and with its capacities, on the situation in Syria. We would welcome your thoughts on the political situation, on America's approach to the Syrian problem, but perhaps you might begin giving us a sense of what your intelligence appreciation is of the current situation in Syria.
Mike Rogers
Thank you, Dr Chipman, and thank you for the opportunity to be here. I am joined by my colleagues, a very senior delegation from the United States Congress, who believe this issue is important enough, even despite our problems at home, to be here to try to help at least push along some resolution to the Syrian conflict. To the distinguished diplomats, I am honoured to join the stage with you today.
I will tell you this: there is a debate in Washington now about what level of intervention happens in Syria, amongst policymakers in Congress and the Administration. Some would argue that the weight of taking a proxy state that has been on the terror list since 1979, Syria, away from Iran is enough. If you look at the humanitarian wave of tragedy that is large and building, I think the time is now for us, and we hope after Marrakech that we have a much better coalesced effort to take down Assad.
I will tell you this, from the intelligence that we know and read and participate in, the work of our military and intelligence services. Those dangerous days of desperation are starting to take hold in the Assad regime. That is the most dangerous time, I think, for civilians and opposition groups all across Syria. Why that concerns us is that this is more than a civil war. I could not disagree more. It is now a regional conflict, and we see 30,000-plus civilians killed. We have some 500,000-plus refugees, some three million Syrians displaced from their homes. We have military equipment finding its way to Syria from multiple places that I would argue in some ways are not coordinated, to the detriment of the effort of unseating Assad.
You have another cancer that is growing, which is very, very concerning, and I was glad to hear Mr Sabbagh talk about the urgency of action now by a unified coalition of countries. You have the Al-Nusra Front, which is gaining strength and support across Syria, and I will tell you a very disturbing trend. Opposition groups, who are eager to displace this regime, find it necessary to rely on Al-Nusra Front fighters. Why? Because they are well-financed, they are well-armed, they are committed to the fight, and they are eager to join in, given the right opportunities.
We have seen what would be normally secular commanders adopt more extremist views in order to attract the Al-Nusra Front to their elements, to win the fight. That is dangerous for a number of reasons, as we see the Assad regime enter the last phase of desperation in holding on. Given the opportunity, the Al-Nusra front will take its fight beyond the Levant. We all know that. That is dangerous to the region; I argue that it is dangerous to the national security of all the countries here, engaged in this dialogue, and it is certainly dangerous for the world at its endpoint.
Why? Because there is always a void, a vacuum, after the fall of a regime like this. We have, unfortunately, lots of great experience in the last decade or so. What that avails to the people who have integrated themselves into some of these fighting units, and these fighting units have then endeared themselves to the Al-Nusra Front and their extremist elements, is that the weapons systems around Syria are terrifying in the hands of those who would use them for political gain. If you look at what happened in Libya, and those weapons spreading from Mali to Somali – some would argue to Sinai, some would argue even in Syria – the trouble that lies in wait, without an organised, transparent, coordinated coalition force on this, is indeed troubling.
If that were not bad enough, you add the element – and you have all seen the recent public reports – of the possibility that Assad has at least assembled, as part of his arsenal, for use, chemical weapons. If we think that the refugee problem and the staggering number of deaths and displacements and distress is bad now, imagine that possibility of mustard or sarin gas being released on his own people. A terrifying prospect indeed, and it should terrify all of us, to the point where we need to take that next, very important step. There is a debate on this as well: do you wait until there is use for a reaction, or do we try to make sure that there is no option for use?
That is a debate we all have to have. It is a debate I think all the coalition partners need to have, but we need to be honest about where we are in this discussion. All of those factors are at play, and that one last piece that I argue, and I think many of my colleagues would argue, and to a large degree President Obama's Administration would argue, is that a lack of transparency and coming together on one plan to make sure that we fill this void immediately when Assad goes away. It is a dire picture – I paint a dire picture because I think it is [inaudible – off mic]. I think there is a real opportunity here, as the United States has stepped up some $200 million to the effort, as our Arab League partners have stepped up, as our Turkish friends have stepped up. If we can coordinate this in a relatively quick manner, I think we can prevent the use of nuclear weapons. I think we can give Syria back to the people to whom I think it belongs.
Dr. John Chipman
Congressman Rogers, you heard Mr. Sabbagh say earlier that their hope is to establish a credible military council for the coalition, through which all military aid at present being sent to the opposition could be channeled. If there were such a credible military council established, would you advocate for the United States joining in the delivery of lethal weaponry to the opposition?
Mike Rogers
I have publicly opposed tossing weapons over the transom, as we would say in the United States, to elements that we just do not quite yet understand. I am arguing that there are many who do not understand. At one point there were some 275 different groups claiming status in opposition to the Assad regime, and I think if we are going to do this, we absolutely have to be right about it. I think there is a framework in which we can get there, but it has to be based on training, the rule of law, and the rule of conflict, so that we avoid retribution killings after the fall and all the problems we have seen happen in so many other places so recently.
I think we can do that, if, again, it is a coalition where it is very well-defined how that training occurs, how those weapons are disbursed, and how command and control of those units is done, again with the understanding that there will be no retribution killings, there will be no balkanisation of Syria, and I think that hopefully we can get to those type of very serious discussions through Marrakech.
Dr. John Chipman
I think you are on the record as saying that the United States perhaps has not done quite enough to prepare for a post-Assad Syria. At present, what would you recommend the practical steps to be taken for a post-Assad Syria, from the US perspective?
Mike Rogers
I think there are two different issues here, and I have said that. Firstly, I think the diplomatic efforts are well underway to try to put coalitions together. I am concerned, given our experience in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Libya, that it takes intensive planning with our coalition partners – we obviously cannot do this by ourselves – to have real and concrete plans to secure chemical weapons that we all know and agree are there, to secure sophisticated conventional weapons that have fallen into the hands of those who would wish to do harm to other nations. That would be absolutely devastating. I argue we are a little bit behind, based on my belief that, again, we are entering the phase of desperation in the Assad regime.
Dr. John Chipman
Finally, before I open it up to questions – and I shall, I promise you all – you also heard Mr Sabbagh call on Russia and Iran to cease their cooperation with the Assad regime. What is the appreciation that your Intelligence Committee has as to the extent, depth and nature of Iranian involvement now in the Syrian situation? How would you characterise it?
Mike Rogers
Extensive. One thing we know, with Iran and its long and troubled history of using proxies and proxy states to engage in acts of terror around the world, is that they have developed an expertise for doing it. I believe, knowing all the things that I see and that we talk about with our intelligence services, that they are actively, until this day, engaged in activities that we would all find troublesome to the peaceful outcome of this conflict.
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The recent wine dinner featuring the wines of Figge Cellars, held at Por Fin Restaurant in Coral Gables, was a smashing success. As the evening progressed, winemaker Peter Figge explained how he transitioned from viticulturist to winemaker, and how understanding the entire process from bud to bottle underscored the idea that winemaking really starts in the vineyard. Figge spent time at each table, talking in depth about his wines and his winemaking. It was a unique opportunity to hear from the artist, while at the same time, partaking of his work.
At the end of the evening, diners were asked to complete a brief survey about their impressions of the wines and pairings, using a scale of 1 (poor) to 5 (great); diners were also given the opportunity to order wines for purchase. The results of both were interesting.
Diners were greeted at the door with a glass of Gocce Di Luna Prosecco di Valdobbiadene, and an appetizer of Seared tuna, charred scallion, with a romesco sauce. Gocce di Luna is produced by Anna Spinato, in the Veneto region of Italy. It's a nice example of the grape, with a pleasant effervesce, bright taste, and pleasant flavors of apple, tropical fruits, and a touch of honey. The finish is slightly bitter, which worked well with the tuna. This was the one pairing we were not able to try first, but the diners seemed to like the combination. The average score was 4.2, with 80%; 35% rated it 4, 45% rated it 5.
The menu paired Figge's La Reina Chardonnay with Arroz Negro con Vieiras: Squid ink, Arborio rice, sautéed squid, sofrito, & green pea puree, served with a seared scallop on top. In our initial tasting, the proposed dish used grilled octopus instead of the scallop, but we found that with that component, the wine became bitter and metallic. The two changes we made were to use a scallop instead of the octopus, and to increase the amount of the green pea puree. That worked; the average score was 4.5, with 88% of the diners rated this pairing as being good-to-great. The average score for the wine was 4.5, with 85.7% rating it good-to-great.
The next pairing was Salmon con patatas, tomate y kalamata: Irish organic salmon, potato crisps, tomato confit, Kalamata olive drizzle and crispy leeks, paired with Figge's 2008 Pelio Vineyard Pinot Noir. This is one dish that the tasting panel made no changes to; we found that the combination worked well and diners agreed. On its own, many diners felt that the Pinot was too acidic; the average score for the wine was 4.1; 75% rated it good-to-great. When paired with the salmon, the score for the combination went up to 4.3, with 88.5% rating the combo good-to-great. Comments by the diners bore out the impression; the food made the wine.
Our last pairing was Costillas De Res: Short ribs served with carrot puree, sweet potato crisps, honey cabrales and red wine sauces, paired with Figge's 2006 Sycamore Flat Syrah. This particular pairing was absolutely fascinating for a number of reasons. It fared the worst of the evening, with an average score of 4.2; 77% of the diners rated it good-to-great, split 50/50 between a score of 4 & 5. 19% rated the pairing just "OK". The wine itself got an average score of 4.3, with 78% rating it good-to-great.
Here's why this is interesting: in the tasting, the panel felt that the original composition of the dish didn't support the wine. The chef prepared the short ribs topped with a slice of melted manchego cheese; this made the wine a little bitter, and while the short ribs were flavorful, the combination was mediocre. After a bit of experimentation, we found that the addition of a honey-cabarales sauce (cabarales is a Spanish blue cheese) pulled the dish together; the flavor of the ribs, the tangy-salty flavor of the cheese, and the sweetness of the honey, really brought out the essence of the wine.
However, when the dish came out, the sauce wasn't on the ribs; it was presented as an accent on the plate. Most diners did not "dip;" instead, they simply ate the ribs. When we realized what happened, we asked the wait staff to bring more sauce out to pour, but by that time most of the ribs were gone and the damage (so to speak) was done. The few diners who were able to try the actual pairing as we conceived it agreed that it changed the entire nature of the dish (and brought the scores up). The importance of this cannot be understated – in any pairing, even what seems to be a minor component of a dish can have major consequences in the outcome.
The other interesting aspect of this particular wine is that although it was the least popular wine of the evening it was the most popular for sales – more Syrah was purchased than the other two wines. Go figure!


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The man who police sayplowed his car into a crowd of music fans standing on an Austin, Texas street early Thursday morning (March 13) has been identified.
Though authorities are not naming him, according to the Austin American-Statesman, the suspect is named Rashad Charjuan Owens, 22, of Killeen, Texas.
At press time police were waiting to identify Owens until they file capital murder charges against the driver who allegedly slammed into a crowd outside the Mohawk club, where Odd Future's Tyler, the Creator was preparing to take the stage for a SXSW showcase shortly after midnight on Thursday.
Just hours after the suspect was taken into custody, Police Chief Art Acevedo told reporters that the driver will face two capital murder charges and 23 aggravated assault counts in the incident. Acevedo also revealed that the two people killed were a man from the Netherlands who was hit while riding his bike and an Austin woman who was on her moped, both declared dead at the scene.
The Dutch man has been identified by his employer, Massive Music, as 35-year-old Steven Craenmehr, who was a "creative director & sonic branding specialist" at the Amsterdam firm.
Blood samples have been taken of the suspect, but Acevedo said that no blood alcohol levels have been determined yet and Texas law prohibited him from revealing if he had any prior arrest record. KVUE TV reported that the Toyota the suspect was driving was reported stolen in Killeen.
Shortly after midnight local time, the suspect was stopped on suspicion of DUI and reportedly sped away from police through a gas station, drove several blocks and broke through a barricade, speeding the wrong way down a one-way street crowded with festivalgoers. His Toyota allegedly struck several pedestrians before hitting the scooter and killing the female victim. The car then struck a taxi, injuring two and crashed into a parked van before the suspect attempted to flee on foot.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. – Brian Periman has been named Assistant Soccer Coach at East Carolina University, according to an announcement from head coach Rob Donnenwirth on Monday.
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Periman arrives at ECU after a one-year stint as an assistant coach at High Point University in 2013. During his coaching career, he has served as an assistant coach at both the University of Arizona (2012) and Florida Atlantic University (2011). Periman also worked for one season as a volunteer assistant coach in Tucson during the 2010 campaign.
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In the video Matt Damon is asked if Ben Affleck had showed Matt Damon the Batman suit and he answered. ""I've seen a picture. I have seen a picture. It's excellent".
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By Elise Franco
and Ashley Luthern
How the Austintown Board of Education conducts the public comment portion of its meetings has become a major point of contention over the past several months.
Austintown school board President Tom Stellers said the board allots 30 minutes for public comment for only Austintown residents who must sign in to speak.
He said the board takes every comment, question or concern under advisement and is willing to meet or talk with people in private for further discussion.
"If there is an issue, you contact the superintendent [Vincent Colaluca] and he'll get the question answered," Stellers said. "Or you can call one of us."
During recent meetings, many people addressing the board have demanded immediate responses to their questions because they say the board and Colaluca aren't available for meetings.
"I have never ignored anyone who has called, but my phone isn't ringing off the hook," Stellers said. "It's called public comment, not discussion or debate. The intent is for people to come and comment on the agenda."
Board member Harold Porter said he doesn't agree with the tight-lipped policy but can't say anything while a meeting is in session because the board president is considered the spokesman.
"People need to know the facts, so if [the board] doesn't know the answer [Stellers] should just say that," Porter said. "Honestly it's not the place for debate; it's a place to conduct school business, but if you tell people that, it sounds confrontational, and it becomes a debate."
There has been confrontation between Colaluca and Porter, who sent an email last month to Colaluca and the rest of the school board, calling for the superintendent's resignation. In the email, Porter called Colaluca a "dictator" and an inadequate leader.
Stellers, meanwhile, said he contacted the Ohio School Boards Association and was told the Austintown policy was the recommended way to conduct public comment.
Mary Ann Herschel, district treasurer, said the board's public-comment policy was adopted in September 2006 when members voted to adopt the OSBA's policy-service manual. Herschel said all board policy information is available on the district website, www.austintown.k12.oh.us/main, under the "Board of Education" tab.
Former Austintown school board member Michael Creatore, who served from 2004 to 2007, said during his tenure the board often responded immediately to questions it could answer.
"If it was a policy item we would discuss it, and if it needed to be researched we would get back to them," he said. "But if it's a question you can answer and you don't respond, that's not what you were elected to do."
A sampling of other local districts showed that most boards don't conduct public comment the same way, but they do believe communicating with the public is important.
Poland school board president Larry Dinopoulos said public comment is a part of every board meeting and almost every work session, which takes place a week before meetings.
"We have been having it as part of the work session just to be more transparent. We think that's fair," he said.
In the past, Poland school boards would not always respond to residents' concerns at the meetings, he said.
"[This board] just felt there should be some dialogue. They come to the meeting, they voice a question, they have a right to an answer if we have one. ...We have a responsibility to share what our thoughts are instead of sitting there stone faced," Dinopoulos said.
If school officials or board members are unable to answer a question or if time constraints are tight, Dinopoulos said they try to research it and respond to the resident sometime after the meeting.
In Springfield, the school board meets for caucus at 7 p.m. and has a public comment session at 7:45 p.m., during which residents do not have to sign in and can speak about any topic affecting the district, said Superintendent Debra Mettee.
The caucus is followed by the regular meeting at 8 p.m., which also has a public comment session that is more formal: Residents are asked to sign in and stick to topics on that night's agenda, she said.
"It depends on the situation whether the board might respond. If it's a simple question, they might respond or have treasurer or superintendent respond, but again it's not time for a debate. We have other forums for that if they want a lot of interaction and board members available to take a call at other times," Mettee said.
For questions that require a longer response, board members often will tell the resident that someone would address the question at a later time, she said.
"In a broader sense, communication is vital with the board and the community. It keeps everybody involved and let's everyone know they have a part in this," Mettee said. "... Our communities are made up of diverse opinions, and we don't always agree but the interaction is important."
Ah, the good old days! If you had a problem, you signed up, said your piece at the END of the meeting, then Mr. Creatore and the board would make sure you didn't walk out of there without at least the first step towards a solution. After Mr. Creatore left, the board slowly morphed into what we have currently - a group of stone faced elitists (with the exception of Porter). I concede that Dr. Stellers at least thanks most speakers for their comments, but I was surprised at his nasty attitude at the September BOE meeting. He claimed the member's numbers are on the district website (also proclaiming his is "in the phone book"). Point of fact is, as evidenced by the copied page below, only the district's main phone number appears online. To add insult to injury, Lou Chine's name still appears on there in lieu of Harold Porter's. Then they wonder why people feel they are out of touch.
Austintown Local Schools
Providing a high quality education to each student every day
Schools Fitch HS
Frank Ohl
Lloyd Elementary
Lynn Kirk Elementary
Watson Elementary
Woodside Elementary
Board of Ed. Board Agendas/Minutes
Superintendent Contact the Super
Transportation Forms
Treasurer Contact the Treasurer
Treasurer's Office
Special Education Contact Special Education
Gifted Program
Board MembersContact a Board Member
Policy On-line Policy Manual
Notices and Compliance
504 Docs
Evaluation Tools
Bullying Docs
Services Parent / Student Services
Open Enrollment
Gifted Program
Tools Staff Email
Student Email
OSHA Training
Progress Book for Teachers
Progress Book Help
STAR Login
Quick Info Cafeteria Menus District Breakfast Menu
K-8 Elementary Lunch
Fitch Lunch
Summer Breakfast
Summer Lunch Menu
Phone Numbers
Athletics Sports Schedules
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Mr. Lou Chine
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Mrs. Kathy Mock
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Senior Faculty Learning Community (SFLC)
*Graphic credit- University of Oklahoma Center for Teaching Excellence. Web. 12 June. 2014.
The Faculty Learning Community at California State University, Chico is a group of highlighted successful faculty, specifically senior faculty. This campus wide SFLC (Senior Faculty Learning Community) is effective at enabling a learning and sharing practice for all faculty and staff at CSU Chico. This community is a cross-disciplinary diverse group of empowered, scholarly, and teaching professionals of faculty and staff essentially sharing teaching approaches, pedagogies, and syllabi. Senior FLC practices developing and implementing pedagogies that engage and reach the 21st century student. The faculty learning community explores pedagogy that strategically uses face to face time most effectively for skills/understanding development and other time for information transfer.
FLC face-to-face meetings are productive and enlightening in terms of discussion and revision of the policy on online instruction and in sharing with one another understandings and insights individuals retained from any webinars. The FLC converses about how to balance pedagogy and technology discussions. The highlighted members of SFLC are not biased in mindset by understanding that other teaching professionals have different assessing program outcomes. Each member is a committed and engaged individual who always delivers by having: a curriculum, activities, ongoing assessment, products resulting from their work, and a professional development stipend for participants.
The SFLC focuses on developing faculty expertise on assessment of student learning. Faculty Learning Communities have participants concept map the research cycle for each of their disciplines to compare and contrast to the action research cycle. The FLC practices exploring and implementing high-impact practices to enhance higher-order learning. The emphasis is on optimizing the use of valuable classroom time for synthesis, application, analysis, and evaluation of ideas and concepts. Each FLC member has incorporated high impact learning practices by implementing student assessment practices of more extensive lab activities, portfolio work, and career oriented projects.
The current 2014 highlighted and successful SFLC members are:
1.Cindy S. Ratekin (CHLD)
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"I initially focused on moving the reflective portfolio to an electronic presentation, which will allow students more flexibility in their use of the portfolio. With this task I benefitted from the thoughts of others in the Faculty Learning Community as they shared their experiences and thoughts on how to move this assignment to an electronic format. Several other ideas emerged which I was able to share with members of the FLC beginning Fall 2013. One idea was to the role of the University's Career Center to incorporate real-life interviewing and presentation skills. This will allow students to better prepare for the transition from higher education to their career by utilizing a wider circle of "more competent others."
2. Kristopher A. Blee (BIOL)
High impact practice-
"The lab provided more opportunity for student practice quantitative transfer of small volumes of liquids or micro-pipetting. The new lab activity also allowed the students to independently measure their pipetting accuracy and precision and to graph it for visual display. The new lab activity is a now a sustainable component of the laboratory course for the foreseen future. I enjoyed design of lab coursework that developed a motorskill and assessed it (micro-pipetting). I think support from members in the FLC group from nursing and kinesiology, departments where motor function skills are taught and developed, was very encouraging leading to my success."
3. Anthony J. Graybosch (PHIL)
High impact practice-
"The majority of students expressed preference for blog assignments over traditional writing assignments. Students expressed preference for public blogging over public speaking. Students reported increased understanding of the passages prompted by the comment and revision design."
4. Cathrine Himberg (KINE)
High impact practice-
"My students are engaged in higher level thinking as they read and reflect in their journals. My colleagues in the FLC showed great support for my endeavors. The vast majority of my students did read an academic book and kept a journal based on the criteria and rubric presented in the syllabus. The depth of reflection on the content of the book chapters is a great sign to me that my students are engaging in the material. I will continue to use the enhanced learning objectives and assignments I developed during this FLC."
5. Suzanne L. Zivnuska (MGMT)
High impact practice-
MGMT 304 practiced a Community Based Learning component.
"I collaborated with two community partners (our campus Career Center and Gallo Wines, an active recruiter of our students). Together, we hosted a real-time, field-based experiential learning opportunity related to interviewing. Following up on formal instruction in interviewing, students are provided with a chance to apply their learning in the real world setting of a recruitment meet and greet event hosted by our corporate sponsor (Gallo) and supported by our Career Center partners."
6. Jennifer Lillibridge (NURS)
High impact practice-
"N620, a first semester nursing research and theory course in the MSN degree (Nursing Leadership Option) in the School of Nursing. The high impact practices I implemented were First Year Experiences and Collaboration. The Work Done/Assessment Planned is a combination of both high impact practices. First Year Experiences: N620 is one of two, first semester courses in the MSN graduate program. High impact practices in this area include: small group work including faculty and student-student interaction; critical inquiry; frequent writing; information literacy; collaborative learning; learning about scholarship at graduate level in terms of writing expectations and beginning discussion about research generally and their culminating research specifically. Collaboration: N620 uses collaboration in several ways. Both goals of collaboration are used in this course; learning to work and solve problems in the company of others, and sharpening one's own understanding by listening seriously to the insights of others, especially those with different backgrounds and life experiences."
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News on Jericho, Khali, DiBiase, and McCool
Nov 12, 2010 - by Steve Gerweck
– Michelle McCool missed the entire WWE European tour to tend to her husband The Undertaker following his shoulder surgery.
– WWE officially announced that Ted DiBiase Sr. will appear at Monday's "Old School" Raw.
– Great Khali may be facing some legal problems in India. This relates to contractual obligations to promote a movie that he made some time ago which he may not be able to meet due to his participation in the Bigg
Boss (Big Brother) reality series over there. Full story here.
– Chris Jericho wrote on Twitter that he injured his rectus abdominus (ab muscle) while performing with his band Fozzy in the UK.
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1/7 ASW "Full Throttle" Results from Tampa
Jan 8, 2011 - by Steve Gerweck
January 7, 2011 ASW's "Full Throttle" weekly shows resumed at Strokers Billiards 11236 W. Hillsborough Ave. in Tampa, Florida.
(1) ASW Tag Team champion "The Prodigy" Mike Cruz defeated Carlos Rivera of the NuYoRicans (w/D. Lee).
The match began with some chain wrestling that Cruz controlled until Rivera got a rope break. Rivera went to the eyes and laid in some chest chops only to have it returned and several moves later, Cruz delivered a dropkick that sent Rivera to the floor. D.Lee got Cruz's attention long enough to allow Rivera to sneak back in and cheap shot Cruz. With some assistance from D. Lee and some bending of the rules, Rivera kept control of the bout for several moments. Cruz fought out of a chinlock to speed things up and send Rivera flying all over the place. But one leg lariat slowed things down so Rivera could go up but his attempted dropkick was turned into a half crab submission victory for "the Prodigy."
Ring announcer and co-host of ASW Chain Reaction Sean LaFlash brought out ASW Florida Elite champion "Dancing Machine" Bobby Fonta. Obvious to the fans in attendance but Fonta was not in possession of the gold. Fonta called out the man "holding" the belt since Season's Beatings Super Grover out to the ring. Instead he got the Kendrick's who the fans were not happy to see. Kendrick said he was here and he wanted a piece of Fonta. The champion obliged which led to…
(2) In a non-title match, Kennedy Kendrick (w/Camey Kendrick) defeated ASW Florida Elite champion "Dancing Machine" Bobby Fonta.
Fonta actually had control of the match using some head games to get in Kendrick's face. Kendrick bailed to the floor to confab with his ladyfriend before coming back in. when he did he called for a test of strength. Fonta obliged and went to his knees only to fight back up only to have Kendrick take over on the left arm. Fonta fought out, hit a dropkick and an armdrag working over Kendrick's left arm and wrist. Fonta headed to the ropes but Kendrick grabbed his pants and hit Fonta with a Saito suplex. Kennedy felt Camey needed to talk to Fonta, so he got the ref in a corner to allow it to occur. Kendrick locked in a submission only to see Font fight to his feet and run into a double axhandle. Fonta reversed a corner move and hit a cross bodyblock but couldn't make the cover. Instead he turned up the speed and hit Kendrick with several body shots. Fonta hit a running boot and a rolling neckbreaker for two. Kendrick argued with the official and it allowed Camey time to slide Kennedy some kind of powdery substance. Camey got the referee's attention long enough for Kennedy to blind Fonta and get the cheap pinfall victory.
(3) In a fatal fourway, Ramos of the NuYoRicans defeated Shooter Storm of the World Largest All-Nighters, Gu$ Money of the FXE & Josh Rayne of Misled Youth.
This match featured members of the major factions in ASW (no Highwaymen in this one) and no love loss was shown at the opening bell. Money controlled the match until Ramos tagged himself in to face off with Storm. After beating down Storm, Ramos slapped Rayne on the chest somewhat constituting a tag. The beating continued on Storm's left arm and wrist for several moments as Money could only watch from his corner. Storm finally got some distance from Ramos with a neckbreaker and he tagged out to Money who went to work on Ramos. D. Lee & Rivera came out to interfere but Mike Cruz stopped them and he was joined by Money via a top rope plancha. That left Rayne & Storm to fight it out in the ring. Rayne missed a top rope double stomp and Storm hit three lariats. Storm hit a modified T-Bone suplex but Rayne rolled to the floor. Ramos used this to hit an unsuspecting Storm with an Acecrusher to win.
Sean LaFlash's introduction to the next match was ruined by ASW Heavyweight champion Aaron Kanye Epic who bragged about his current winning streak. He bragged about there was no one in ASW who could beat him. That got Biff Slater out of his seat by Commissioner Don Vincent to say he was tired of hearing Epic run his mouth each week.
(4) Alex Decay (w/Lucille) defeated Shawn Prime of Misled Youth (w/Jude McKenzie.)
Decay didn't wait for his ring introduction; he attacked Prime as he was circling the ring. But he forgot McKenzie was at ringside and he was attacked by both men. Prime finally got Decay in the ring for a proper beating that lasted several moments. Prime risked a DQ on several occasions as McKenzie shouted instructions. Decay and Prime collided mid-ring and we were back to square one. It was Decay who became the aggressor with several high impact moves. Just when things looked bleak, McKenzie got on the ring apron to distract Decay. It was short lived as Prime fell to a superkick. As soon as the bell rang to end the match, Josh Rayne hit the ring and Decay. Misled Youth looked to end Decay but once he got his hands on Lucille, they ran for their lives.
"The Essential" Eric Cooper of the Uprising made his way to the ring to face off with his former Northeast All-Stars partner Simon Sez. Cooper took the ring mic to taunt the fans and remind them one year ago he was helping Simon Sez win the ASW Heavyweight championship. Tonight he was going to end Sez's career. Sez came out and the trash talking began. The two men had a match that was controlled by Sez until "The Infamous" Eddie Taurus made his way out to ringside. Sez grabbed a chair to defend himself but opted to ask Commissioner Don Vincent to set up an immediate tag match. This brought out Biff Slater of the FXE. The Commissioner obliged and we moved forward into…
(5) The Uprising ("the Essential" Eric Cooper & "The Infamous" Eddie Taurus) defeated FXE's Biff Slater & "The Emerald Emperor" Simon Sez.
Slater started out by taking on Taurus with some power moves. Taurus tagged out only to see Cooper taken to the mat by Slater. Finally the Uprising was able to get Slater into a corner but he reversed and laid in several chest chops that made Taurus scream in agony. Slater went for a spinebuster but Taurus slid out and hit a superkick. He followed up by attacking Sez in the corner. The Uprising used this to their advantage and take over on Slater for several minutes. Slater fought back hitting Taurus with two suplexes and somehow making it to his corner to tag in Sez as Cooper tagged in. The earlier fighting began once more as Sez went to end the match fast. Cooper nearly ended Sez's social life with a kick to the groin the referee somehow missed. The Uprising took over by attacking Sez's ribs with headbutts and body stretch submission holds. Slater didn't help his partner by responding to the Uprising's antagonism as it led to double teaming and outright cheating. But nothing the Uprising did put the former ASW Heavyweight champion out of the match. Cooper made a tactical error and was hit three times by Sez's elbow shots. With Cooper out on the mat, Sez crawled over and tagged out to Slater. Cooper tagged out but it didn't matter as Slater took over on Taurus with a furious power attack. All four men got involved and Sez hit the Sez Express but he was hit with a sitout power bomb by Taurus who was then hit by a Slater delivered Spinebuster. But as Slater went to end the match, ASW Heavyweight champion Aaron Kanye Epic came out to "talk" with Slater. The Uprising used this distraction to roll up Slater for the win.
After the match Epic hid behind ASW security as Slater and Don Maximo chased him around ringside. Commissioner Don Vincent felt he was tired of Epic running his mouth so he asked FXE's "Head of Security" Don Maximo to shut it.
(6) ASW Heavyweight champion Aaron Kanye Epic defeated Don Maximo of the FXE.
For a moment Epic's mouth was shut thanks to several elbow smashes to it from Maximo. Maximo followed with some power working over Epic's back with hiptosses and bodyslams. When Epic slid to the floor Maximo followed with some punishing punches to the face. Epic found safety in the ring and he attacked after Maximo tossed him back in. Epic wasted no time in keeping Maximo grounded with a rear chinlock. Maximo escaped only to be knocked down by a lariat and some punches to his face from Epic who kept calling for Slater to come back out to ringside. Epic made a mistake letting Maximo get to his feet because his attempted lariat was countered by one from Maximo. Maximo got a big second wind and took over on Epic with slams and a splash for two. Slater hit a swinging slam into a facebuster for two and he called for a chokeslam but got two and a half. Epic avoided a corner splash and hit a modified Zig Zag for two. Epic grabbed the house mic begging Slater to come out and save Maximo. Slater came out but with the referee and security distracted, Epic hit Maximo with the championship belt and a superkick to retain.
To watch matches from this event and see ASW's Chain Reaction, log onto www.aswflorida.com or www.wrestling911.com. For more on Strokers check out www.myspace.com/stokerstampa. You can follow ASW live events on Twitter @ ASWFLTweetTeam


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- 1 envelope savory herb with garlic soup mix
- 3 tablespoons water
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 to 8 ounces each)
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- 1 large onion, halved and cut into small wedges
- In a large bowl, combine the soup mix and water. Add the chicken, potatoes and onion; toss to coat. Transfer to a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish.
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"I used 1 pkg. soup mix and used a cooking bag. Also added handful of baby carrots. Cook time about 20-25 min. or so. Just tested veggies thru vent in bag with a knife; did same with thermometer for chicken. Turned out fine. Since ovens vary cook time may take longer. (I have a convection oven, so time is shorter in general.)"
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Union threatens strike at blood testing centre
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Health workers at a blood and transplant testing centre in Barnet plan to stage a walkout in a row over its possible closure.
A two-day strike is planned at the NHS centre in Colindale Avenue from October 10 to 12, following the end last week of a staff consultation.
The Unite union claimed that the recent heavy rain, resulting in the closure of an NHS centre in Bristol, saw the workload at Colindale double.
Leaders claim the bad weather showed how centralising services will put further pressure on its members. Workers test samples of blood taken from donors to ensure that it is safe to use.
Further industrial action is planned for October 24-26 unless the dispute is resolved. They will also be joined by Unite members at blood testing centres in Bristol and Manchester, who will be working to rule from October 10-14 and October 24-28.
Rachael Maskell, from Unite, said: "The heavy rains last week put a dampener on the NHSBT's proposals to shut the Colindale testing centre.
"We are not just fighting to save its members' jobs at Colindale, but ensuring that blood samples are not sent on a drive of more than two hours to the West Country – patients deserve better than that.
"We want the future of Colindale safeguarded, as well as the centres at Filton and Manchester."


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Mobile banking service with USIM chips to be made available in Korea by November
The concept of mobile banking isn't new. It has been available in many parts of the world for several years now. You can access your bank account, transfer funds, pay your bills, all with the magic of your mobile phone in hand.
Yet some people still prefer to do it the old fashioned way: by going to ATM machines and punching their passcode on keys that look as old as time. Surely, these people will welcome change, right?
Well, at least those in Korea will soon have to. The sub-committee on Financial Digitization of the Bank of Korea has chosen to use regular Universal Subscriber Identity Modules or USIMs to use the CD and ATM networks of all banks in the said country. It hasn't provided clear details as to how exactly the service will work, but it says it could be made available in November at the earliest.
They did say, though, that USIMs pre-packaged inserted in mobile phones will let users download the service program, as well as their account information and password onto it. Users will then be able to conduct mobile banking by putting their mobile phones close to sensors in CD and ATMs.
It's a great concept and convenient service, as long as you don't misplace that mobile phone of yours.
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"The performance is no surprise as the team needs to be tweaked, we have to find the balance that we lost as we've changed the way we play. From the point of view of the commitment of the payers, it was a good match. Kakà needs to get match fitness and to get to know his team mates better. Matri gave us more depth. Torino won't be happy with how the game finished but we did what we had to do. It was along the lines of the match we played with them back in the spring. We didn't concede then but tonight we went two down and came back."
"We imagined it would be a tough game as they use their keeper a lot and they create problems. Matri's entrance gave us more depth and we got things back on track. It's obvious that we need to improve our play but it's been a tough week for us. We lost two full backs and some of the players were away with the national sides. Zapata only got back on Thursday. We've changed formation and so we've lost a few of our workings. We'll be looking for them and working hard at it."
"I had a lot of desire and it's shame that it wasn't one of best performances. We did well to believe in ourselves though and with a bit of luck we worked our way back into the game. We fell to their counter attacks today and we have to work on that ahead of the next game. We got a point and e have to take that. We have to always look for the win and get back to winning for the next match that we play."
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"Torino deserve a lot of credit and we don't. We conceded a lot on the counter attack and we played bad technically. The performance didn't shock me, the team needs to be changed. Unfortunately we're missing four internationals. We have a very big month ahead of us but we can do it. We knew that it would be tough to change the way we play. Kakà, Balotelli and Robinho have never played together before. The players did well. They tried to come back into the match and they did well to keep believing until the end. We avoided the loss which would have been bad. Now we have to get back on track from the point that we got tonight and find the right balance that we're missing at the moment. We did well and we were lucky. Torino were a bit unlucky but that's football. Montolivo, De Scilgio, Abate and El Shaarawy will not play on Wednesday. We'll make do with who we have and we'll have fresh players ready to play what is a delicate and important game."


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- 1 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 3 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
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- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
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- In a bowl, cream butter and sugar. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt; gradually add to the creamed mixture. Roll dough into 1-1/2-in. balls. Place 3 in. apart on lightly greased baking sheets.
- Insert a wooden stick into each cookie. Flatten with a glass dipped in sugar. Pinch top of cookie to form ears. For whiskers, press a fork twice into each cookie. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes or until cookies are set. Remove from the oven; immediately press on candy corn for eyes and red-hots for noses. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: 2 dozen.
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Man oh MAN…Monday's Supreme Court decision on the Hobby Lobby case has left liberals, already barely hanging on by the last threads of one screw, completely unhinged.
Not at all surprisingly, the decision went 5-4 but liberals and their ideology that ALL of us should pay for what a FEW want, was struck down and more to the point, it was struck down because of Obamacare and Obama himself were not allowed to force 'freedom FROM religion' down We the People's throats.
Five of the nine Justices agreed that a corporation, owned by those with deeply held religious beliefs could not be forced, upon mandate of government, to abandon those beliefs once they walked outside their doors or the doors of their chosen church.
For once, the Founders and Framers were smiling.
As the Founders and Framers set up our Constitution and specifically, the Bill of Rights, the 1st Amendment guarantees every American Freedom OF Religion. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;" and this has today's liberals all tied up in knots.
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All of this trouble started with.....our BOY.......obama.
Where do these people get their news...MSNBC? Oh...wait...
You know, I just haven't found that "free contraceptives and abortions" clause in my Constitution yet. Perhaps with his mighty pen, Obama may yet go ahead and through executive action draft such an amendment and slap it on to the Constitution. If Congress and the Court won't do it, he's got to take action, don't you see? Yes, our man of action...unless of course he's playing golf or fundraising. You've got to set priorities you know...
If I am paying for the insurance, I have a right to choose what I want to provide..
When we got a job and insurance was provided, we called that a benefit..Today they call it
entitlement.. These new brats from the horrible run public schools, where they have been
indoctrinated to take advantage of EVERYTHING, they need to shut up and pay for their own.
I am pleased with the outcome of the court case.
Looking at the picture and the sign reading "Bosses Don't Belong in the Bedroom" is absolutely correct. Then why is it that those young woman feel their boss is responsible for paying for their contraceptives and abortions? People need to take responsibility for themselves including paying for their own contraceptives, etc. It isn't their employer's responsibility or, the taxpayers.
This is the lib yuppie definition of "freedom" and "rights." Every truck driver and waitress and school teacher should have to pay for the lib voting One Percent's abortions, birth control, Viagra, tummy tucks, breast enlargement, sex change, hair transplants, etc.
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"This group of exhibitions and artists truly reveals a panorama of creative vision as they express the universality of water and liquid for poetic interpretation," says Museum Director Bruce Winslow, by way of introducing this exhibition and the artists featured therewith. According to the MCFTA website, there will be numerous artists featured, including Clifford Smith, MaryBeth Thielhelm, Sandra Gottlieb, and Martin Waugh, as well as a mix of different art styles ranging from photographs and paintings to sculptures.
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Let $k$ be a commutative ring, and let $R,S$ be $k$-algebras. To me "$R$ is a $k$-algebra" means that $R$ is a $k$-module such that $a(rs)=(ar)s=r(as)$ for all $a\in k$ and $r,s \in R$. Let $M$ be a $(R,S)$-bimodule. I am trying to show that $M$ is a left $R \otimes_k S^{\text{op}}$-module.
Define a map $\phi \colon R \times S^{\text{op}} \to M$ given by $\phi(r,s) = (rm)s$. I believe that for me to progress with the proof this map has to have the property that $\phi (ar,s) = \phi (r, as)$ for $a \in k$. However $\phi(ar,s) = [(ar)m]s$ and $\phi(r, as) = (rm)(as)$. However I have no idea how to get that $a$ to pass to the other side of the $m$. How is this achieved? Is there implicitly a $k$-module structure on $M$?


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For years, conservatives have said that radical environmentalism is little more than a front for a move to Communist tyranny. That assertion seems to have been proven with comments made by Christiana Figueres, climate chief for the United Nations, who said Communism is the best model for fighting global warming, the Daily Caller reported Wednesday.
According to Figueres, China, the world's top emitter of carbon dioxide, is "doing it right," even though it has major pollution problems of its own.
The reason, she explained, is that democracy is no good at handling something like global warming, with different parties arguing over policy. In fact, she said, political differences like those in the U.S. Congress, are "very detrimental" to solving the issue.
The Chinese Communist Party, on the other hand, can simply dictate policy with no debate. Those who disagree can simply be tossed into prison or suffer a worse fate.
"They actually want to breathe air that they don't have to look at," she said. "They're not doing this because they want to save the planet. They're doing it because it's in their national interest."
"The country's national legislature largely enforces the decisions made by the party's Central Committee and other executive offices," the Daily Caller added. Of course, that's how things work in a dictatorship with one-party rule. Democrats who have clamored for Obama to rule like a dictator may like the idea of a single-party system in America where the ruling party can simply issue edicts, but the American people have made it clear they will not accept such an arrangement, nor are they likely to adopt the Communist Chinese model.
The Daily Caller also observed that Communism was responsible for the deaths of about 94 million people in China, the Soviet Union, North Korea, Afghanistan and Eastern Europe in the 20th century.
"China alone was responsible for 65 million of those deaths under communist rule," the Daily Caller said.
Yet this is the model the U.N. says the world should adopt.
The reason, Michael Bastasch said, is that environmentalists hail the Chinese for being a "leader" in renewable energy.
"The country set a goal of getting 15 percent of its power from renewable sources by 2020," Bastach said.
In 2012, China received nine percent of its power from renewable resources, while the United States got 11 percent of its power from renewable resources in the same year.
Nevertheless, the U.N. climate chief maintains that Communism is the model the U.S. should follow.
The Daily Caller also said that both China and the former Soviet Union have deplorable records with regards to air quality.
The Wall Street Journal reported this week that about "1.2 million people died prematurely in China in 2010 as a result of air pollution" and Chinese government figures show that "lung cancer is now the leading cause of death from malignant tumors. Many of those dying are nonsmokers."
In 2008, Warner Todd Huston observed that the real goal of the radical environmental movement is the destruction of capitalism and an end to personal freedom.
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