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KU student leaders pushing for consistent grade system
Here's a situation: Two friends, both KU students, are both enrolled in an introductory psychology course this semester. After the final, they've both scored, say, a 91.4 percent for the class.
For one student, this is great news. She's gotten an A and 4 whole, meaty grade points to contribute to her GPA. But for her friend, things aren't so rosy: She gets an A-minus, which comes with only 3.7 grade points. That's because they're in different sections of the class, with different instructors. Friend 2 is furious, or at least pretty annoyed, and doesn't talk to Friend 1 for a couple of days.
This is a hypothetical story, with some dramatic embellishment by me, but it's based on stories that KU student body vice president Brandon Woodard says he's heard from some other students.
You see, some KU schools and departments opt to use a plus/minus grading system, awarding fewer grade points for an A-minus than for an A, more points for a B-plus than for a B, etc. Others opt to use a straight letter-grade system: If you get a 90 percent or above, you get the A and all 4 grade points.
But other departments allow instructors to choose which system to use. That, Woodard says, can cause inconsistencies like the one described above, especially in the case of classes with lots of different sections.
Woodard and some other student government leaders are trying to change this, proposing a policy that would require each department to decide on a uniform grading system for each of its courses.
I'd like to check in on this effort at some point and report on it in more detail, but in the meantime I'm curious: Are there any students out there who've run into a scenario similar to the one I laid out above? Or perhaps an instructor who would like to preserve his or her ability to choose a grading system? Or are most people indifferent?
If any of those applies to you, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Send your KU news tips there, too. (I reserve the right to grade your news tips on any scale I choose: plus/minus, straight letter grades, non-numeric symbols based on how it makes me feel, which television character I think your news tip most resembles, etc.)
EDIT (8:25 a.m. Thursday): Brandon Woodard, as you may know, is KU's student body vice president. Hannah Bolton is the student body president. Last night I left out the word "vice" in Woodard's title. That's fixed now.
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(NIS 25) and go home with a crate of fresh-picked fruits. From June 4-5, Kfar Ruppin will host the harvest over an area of 200 dunams. From June 10-11, Sde Eliahu has the picking party, and from June 19-20, it moves to Messilot.
Okay, fine. Tomato-centered "tourism" that is really just tomato picking is understandable. But how else do tomato producers get their juices flowing? They invite you to see the area where they grow the goods. Kfar Ruppin is offering a trip to see its bird-watching facilities - along with tomato tasting, of course. Every Friday throughout June, just before dark, this guided trip - arranged by the Mekor Hahasida birdwatching center - will head out to see the spur-winged plovers, turtledoves, bee-eaters and other birds. It will also include a session on biological methods of rodent control, tomato picking and impressive overlooks.
Hmm. Birds, rodents, harvesting. What's left? How about organic farming? At Sde Eliahu, family-friendly "bio-tours" are going on, where participants learn about organic farming in all its facets. And after all that, it's fair to assume you'll have worked up an appetite. Grab a (kosher) meal in the kibbutz dining hall for the full experience.
Other attractions up North are jumping on the tomato (band)wagon, giving Prinir coupon-bearers discounts of up to 15%, including the Teva-Naot factory tours at Kibbutz Neot Mordechai; Susy's Studio (which offers art workshops to all ages) at Messilot; the Pioneer Museum at Kibbutz Yifat; and the Archeological Museum at Ein Dor. Plus, assuming you're hungry for something other than tomatoes, the Dag Dagan restaurant at Kibbutz Heftziba specializes in fresh fish and vegetarian dishes.
If you don't live nearby and want to extend your tomato-filled vacation over more than one day, a number of accommodations are also offering deals for lycopene hunters. There are couples-only suites, couple- or family-friendly cabins, rooms and guest houses at Ein Harod - along with a pool, playground, tennis and basketball courts, barbecue areas and cow milking. Nofei Habashan at Lahavot Habashan has guest cabins too, for both families and couples, near a stream that runs through the kibbutz, a kosher restaurant, a spa and two swimming pools. Plus, especially convenient if you plan to do the bird thing at Kfar Ruppin, there are also guest rooms at that kibbutz.
So while it may be a stretch to call this Prinir party entirely tomato-centric, it's as good an excuse as any to take a little trip - especially when the price is right. Plus, it'll give you an excuse to whip up some gazpacho and Bloody Marys for the hot summer days ahead.
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Forgive me if ive got the wrong end of the stick but if you set the SET button (in the middle of the rear dial) on the 5DMKIII to show ISO, then pressing and holding this, along with turning the top dial to adjust ISO shows the meter and needle changing in real time in the VF.
So in manual mode you have your shutter and f stop set, then you can adjust the ISO on the fly and it does show how much under or over the exposure is going, based on the metering of course.
This also works in the other modes as well. The only thing you cant do with this set up is go back to Auto ISO, you have to just use the dial in the normal way.
Cant say if this works on the 5DMKII or 6D though bu tits a very useful feature on the MKIII.
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The art of breathing…
I have always been fascinated by science. The mystery of it, the facts, and the puzzle pieces fitting together to create an amazing whole. Even though I diverted in the end to get a degree in Sociology, I spent a number of my college years dedicated to science: zoology, bacteriology, botany, human anatomy and physiology (my favorite).
While studying the human body, I devoured the intricacies of phenomena like the Krebs cycle, the sodium-potassium pump and the wonderful package of muscles, bones, organs and vessels that we carry.
Equally fascinating was the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide that we call breathing.
But for all my fascination with cerebral studies, I avoided my own emotional landscape.
I had learned early on that emotions were in a frightening and uncertain place, and I spent as little time there as possible. I did this so well that when I began therapy as an adult, my therapist noticed immediately that I barely breathed; my chest barely moved with my minute inhalations and exhalations, yet I had no idea.
Subconsciously, this lack of full breath made it much easier to keep my emotions inside. And I had done it for so long that unless I made a strong mental effort to think about breathing deeply, I automatically went back to my shallow breaths.
If you had asked me back then how I was doing, I would have replied that I was just fine. I lived most of my life in my head, thinking about things and trying to figure everything out. I had a good brain, and it had served me well. Even though I was very physically active, I pretty much ignored my body from the neck down, and certainly tried to ignore my emotions.
I had a difficult time keeping weight on, as stress and anxiety killed my appetite. I had stomach trouble, and often woke up in the middle of the night with intense anxiety. Finally beginning to think that there had to be something "more," I sought the help of my therapist, and started to explore the well of buried feelings I had inside.
She began to teach me the importance of focusing on the breath. Yet, even though I logically understood what she was saying, and could even be fascinated by the science behind the effects of stress on the body—the flood of cortisol and the damage it can cause over time, the fight-or-flight response, the stomach problems—I resisted and stumbled.
It was almost comical how my mind could marvel at the mechanisms behind deep, slow breathing and the body's relaxation response, and still not allow me to experience it.
A few years ago, I began to take yoga classes. Immediately, I struggled with the deeper breaths. I would have to concentrate so hard on the breathing that it was difficult to focus on anything else. But over time, as the poses became more familiar, the deeper breaths came more naturally. And what I began to notice was how breathing deeper seemed to open a gate to the feelings I carried inside.
As I have always avoided "bad" emotions, this was not always comfortable for me. After someone dear to me suffered a serious medical situation, there were times in yoga class that I would have tears leak down my face as my feelings for this person surfaced. But rather than being afraid of these emotions, I began to trust that they were an essential part of my experience. I slept better, and my stomach trouble went away.
My body was finally starting to soften into the breath.
A couple more years of yoga have gone by, and I now see that this portal to my emotions is invaluable. Breathing deeper has also become a tool I use to quiet my monkey mind, and gently explore how I feel about someone or something. It has become a way for me to be present, and feel part of a larger Universe.
I still struggle, especially in times of stress. 40-plus years of any habit will be hard to break. But this journey I am on to stay present and feel all the parts of me is so worthwhile and I am committed to seeing where it goes.
If need be, I can still look at the tattered yellow Post-It note above my desk, with one word written in red pencil: "Breathe."
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
A simple brainstorming session between CenturyLink Hood River's Jaclyn Miller and Heather McClain has turned into a $3,370 fundraiser in support of coworker Tiffany Baumgarten.
Baumgarten, a White Salmon resident and 15-year employee of CenturyLink, is battling two types of breast cancer. And while office staff had previously held fundraisers to offset her medical costs and bills, Miller wanted to raise a more significant sum than "just a couple of hundred bucks here and there."
As Miller and McClain talked, an idea emerged: Office staff would shave their heads when certain fundraising milestones were met. "Bald for Bux" was born.
Convincing co-workers wasn't a problem. "Everybody just really likes Tiffany and we wanted to support her," says Miller. Six women and three men agreed to participate, Miller among them.
Raising money wasn't a problem, either, with the group making their first $1,000 benchmark only one week in.
"We set high goals, but apparently not high enough because we accomplished it so quickly," says Miller.
At first, the effort was limited to office emails. Eventually, a "Bald for Bux" Facebook page was set up so friends and family could watch the fundraiser's progress. A PayPal link made contributing easier for those out of town.
The donations kept pouring in, both monetary and otherwise. Infinite Graphix donated matching T-shirts to those who participated, as well as to Baumgarten, as the team's captain.
Jolene Laney and Laurie Hicks were the first to shave their heads at the $1,000 mark. Laney donated her hair to Locks of Love.
At $1,500, they were joined by Martha Cardon and Jennifer Springer. Before the group had reached $2,000, Patrick Logan, Amy Davis and Chris Crown shaved their heads, and at the $2,000 mark, it was Miller's turn. Rick Esaacson, who hadn't shaved his mustache for 13 years, shaved his head, beard and mustache when the group hit $3,000.
Arizona resident Marjorie Kaneshige, the sister of a friend of Miller's, is also battling cancer. Unable to donate money, she felt strongly enough about the cause to shave her own head, even though her hair had only recently grown back from a previous bout. She is the first non-CenturyLink employee to join.
Miller jokes that now she, her husband and their son all have the same haircut.
"As weird and as scary as it was when the clippers hit my head, it was the most liberating thing I've ever done.
"No one cried," she adds. "It was for such a good cause that no one worried about being bald."
For its next fundraising effort, the group at CenturyLink plans to hold a garage sale and car wash at the office sometime in May or June.
Baumgarten is overwhelmed by the support she's received, likening her coworkers to family.
"I'm totally in awe of their generosity," she says. "It's hard to deal with, but they make it so much easier.
"I love them all. They make me feel special and it's so nice that everyone has gone out of their way to do this for me."
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Shell New Zealand says there are positive signs emerging from a seismic survey in the Great South Basin, part of a joint venture exploration the oil company is leading.
Computer and other interpretation of the survey material was being done by Shell teams in Kuala Lumpur and Amsterdam, the chairman of the Shell companies in New Zealand, Rob Jager, said.
"The data is fantastic in quality and it certainly gives us some hope that we're not wasting our time, but ultimately before you make a decision to drill there's a number of things you need to be sufficiently comfortable with."
The information from the seismic survey was also hefty, in the order of a container- load of seismic information tapes, Jager said.
"This is seismic data, which then needs to be crunched in a super computer. It's a huge amount of material, it takes a large amount of time to crunch through that.
"We're working towards making a decision early next year whether to proceed with the next phase, which is the drilling phase."
A possible test could be drilled by the summer of 2014-15 at the earliest.
The cost of drilling a single offshore well or possibly two was in the order of $100 million to $200m, given the expense of bringing a specialised rig, probably from the northern hemisphere.
"We [would] expect to find gas, we certainly don't expect to find black oil [if we drill]," he said.
"The Great South Basin has had about six wells already over a very large area."
Hunt Petroleum drilled in the 1970s and 80s and found indications of hydrocarbons.
In April, Shell assumed operatorship of the New Zealand exploration licence PEP 50119 in the Great South Basin from 50-50 joint-venture partner OMV New Zealand.
Up to that point the venture partners had spent about $100m exploring the area, including $50m early on, then another $50m on the seismic survey, now under analysis.
The large 4820-square- kilometre 3-D seismic study was completed in the first quarter of 2012 by survey vessel Polarcus Alima.
The licence covers 33,500 sq km in deep water, in an area stretching south of Dunedin and east of Invercargill and Stewart Island.
Jager said Shell had a couple of exploration team staff based in New Zealand working on the project. The company had also kicked off an environmental and social- impact assessment.
The company did not expect it would need to seek other partners for the venture at this stage, but took an open view to partnerships.
"It's always for each of the partners to decide whether or not they want to continue with the next phase.
"The whole game is about each phase being more expensive than the previous phase."
Previously Jager has said in order to push into full development the explorer would need to find a field of a size similar to Maui off Taranaki, given that it would need to spend $10 billion-plus on a processing facility if gas were found.
This is Shell's first New Zealand exploration outside the Taranaki region.
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